Hochman And Crowder

In hour three, Crowder gets some important information from the man responsible for the turkey sandwich at the Amerant Bank Arena. Hoch and Crowder think Caitlin Clark not getting selected for the US Women's Basketball team is incredibly dumb. Then, Doug Plagens joins the show to preview Game 2 tonight. 

In hour two, Mike Cugno flexes on the show at the Amerant Bank Arena. Hoch argues passionately that Luka Doncic should be the NBA Finals MVP even if the Mavericks were to get swept but Crowder doesn't think there's a chance of it happening. Hoch gets a massive hook up by an arena employee: new socks. Then, Will Manso joins the show to preview tonight's Game 2. 

In hour one, Hoch, Crowder and Solana are live from Amerant Bank Arena for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final. Celebrating Saturday's Game 1 victory despite not feeling like the Cats played their best game outside of Bob. Hoch is outraged at Jason Kidd going to Maxi Kleber as his answer for the Celtics. Plus, a massive wet sock dilemma at the arena. 

A preview of Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Panthers and Oilers with Florida Panthers radio voice, Doug Plagens, who joins Hoch and Crowder live from Amerant Bank Arena. 

Local 10 anchor and reporter, Will Manso, joins the show live from the Amerant Bank Arena to preview tonight's Game 2 between the Panthers and Oilers. Plus, why he believes the NBA Finals is essentially over after the Celtics took a 2-0 series lead over the Mavericks. 

Crowder gets to run his victory lap after correctly predicting the outcome of Game 1 of the NBA Finals last night. A special celebration at 2:24 & 3:24 in honor of Mike McDaniel. Josh Appel and Doug Plagens join the show to preview Game 1 between the Panthers and Oilers tomorrow in the Stanley Cup Final. 

In hour four, STANLEY CUP FINAL GAME 1 TOMORROW BABY! We listen to Matthew Tkachuk's comments from today's media day on his excitement level for tomorrow. Solana delivers his Mt. Rushmore of Donut's but Hoch has no time for his nonsense. 

In hour three, we relive all of the best moments of the Panthers run through the playoffs as it was heard on WQAM. Both Hoch and Crowder are feeling very different going into this series than they did vs Vegas last year. Solana asks a moronic question about Dr. Pepper. Then, we relive our favorite USA vs Canada moment - Donno on Ambien. 

In hour two, Panthers insider George Richards is outraged at Solana for his Krispy Kreme take. Hoch is becoming sick of Jimmy milking his wrist injury much to Crowder’s delight. Mike Tyson and Jake Paul get a new date for their fight. Plus, Doug Plagens joins the show to discuss the X-Factor for the series. 

In hour one, Crowder gets to run his victory lap after correctly predicting the outcome of Game 1 of the NBA Finals last night. Hoch and Solana are forced to eat it … but are still riding with the Mavs in Game 2. Plus, a special celebration towards the end of the 1st segment at 2:24 in honor of Mike McDaniel. After, Josh Appel joins the show to preview Game 1 between the Panthers and Oilers tomorrow in the Stanley Cup Final. 

The Panthers have the responsibility of keeping the Stanley Cup out of Canada for another year. In honor of this highly anticipated USA vs Canada Stanley Cup Final, we revisit Donno's fight with Ambien back in 2019. 

Today's edition of Cat Talk takes us back to the entire Panthers run through the Eastern Conference Playoffs - the best calls from Doug Plagens and Billy Lindsay. 

Discussing the mood around the Florida Panthers on the eve of their 2nd straight appearance in the Stanley Cup Final with the radio voice of the Cats Doug Plagens. He explains where the Panthers have the edge in the series and what makes the matchup versus Connor McDavid so difficult. 

Previewing the Stanley Cup Final series between the Panthers and Oilers with Josh Appel who explains the key to limiting Connor McDavid and the Oilers advantages on the offensive end. Plus, a deep dive into donuts for National donut day. 

Nobody was looking forward to today's show more than Crowder - he spent all week telling us the Celtics would dominate the Mavs and well ... he was right. Hoch and Solana are forced to eat it as Crowder runs his victory lap. 

Hoch breaks some sad news to begin the show: California Pizza Kitchen has closed in Boca Raton. We’re absolutely dug in on our NBA Finals picks: Hoch is all in on the Mavs and Crowder is convinced the Celtics will take it. Plus, Mike McDaniel accepts a mango from the Dolphins beat reporters today and implements an interesting new tactic to keep the team focused on finally winning a playoff game this upcoming season. 

In hour four, a suggestion for the Panthers to move their games outdoors to create a home ice advantage. Utah's new hockey team has narrowed their potential team name to just 6 options. Plus, debating which Dolphins beat writer we'd trust enough to give us a mango. 

In hour three, meme stocks are making a comeback. Paul Maurice shares the importance of slowing down the Oilers powerplay. Previewing the NBA Finals before game 1 tonight & discussing why Tatum has all the pressure on him going into the series. We question how compelling a Florida vs Edmonton series is nationally. Plus, the part about Jimmy Butler's contract extension nobody is talking about. 

In hour two, we forgot to celebrate an important date in the show’s history yesterday - MayJune 5th. Mike McDaniel accepts a mango from the Dolphins beat reporters today and implements an interesting new tactic to keep the team focused on finally winning a playoff game this upcoming season. Then, Lee Sterling joins the show with his selections for the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup Final. 

In hour one, Hoch breaks some sad news to begin the show: California Pizza Kitchen has closed in Boca Raton. Another bizarre moment in the new show Clipped that Hoch is obsessed with. We’re absolutely dug in on our NBA Finals picks: Hoch is all in on the Mavs and Crowder is convinced the Celtics will take it. Then, Will Manso of Local 10 joins the show to preview the Stanley Cup Final & the NBA Finals.