Hochman And Crowder

Hoch runs through what a Jimmy Butler contract extension this summer would mean for the Miami Heat in terms of their current offseason which of course evolves into a debate about whether or not Jimmy Butler can still be the best player on a title contending team. 

While Hoch and Crowder are split on who is going to win this NBA Finals series, they do agree that Tatum has the most pressure to finally fulfill the expectations he's had since entering the league. 

It's been 24 years since the Miami Dolphins last won a playoff game and today, Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel, addressed how he is rallying the team around the number 24 to keep them focused on their primary goal. 

Professional sports handicapper, Lee Sterling, joins the show with his picks for the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup Final. Lee is riding with the Celtics to take the series and has an interesting play for the 1st half of tonight’s game 1. As for the Panthers-Oilers series, he likes the Cats to take advantage of poor goaltending. 

Anchor and reporter for Local 10 and Bally Sports, Will Manso, joins the show to preview the Panthers matchup versus the Oilers in the Stanley Cup Final and to discuss who he’s favoring between the Celtics and the Mavericks in the NBA Finals. 

The long awaited diagnosis of Jimmy's wrist is revealed. A conspiracy theory has surfaced about Tua potentially having a body double. Zach Gelb begrudgingly joins the show for the first time since our Florida Panthers sent his NY Rangers packing in the ECFs. Then, a bunch of takes on ketchup including a madman who believes ketchup belongs on bacon. 

In hour four, today is the anniversary of The Hangover being released to theaters in 2009. Solana tells Hoch about how underwhelming the movie initially was because of how much hype surrounded the release and Hoch just loses it on him. 

In hour three, Kendrick Perkins delivers a wild take regarding LeBron's best teammate of his career so Solana comes to the defense of Dwyane Wade. Then, the show is completely derailed on National Ketchup Day when someone claims they put ketchup on their fried fish. 

In hour two, two very important questions are dissected to start the hour: Is mustard overrated? & Is a croissant technically bread? Crowder had to skip on his offer from the Panthers to bang the drum at a playoff game but we're hoping he gets the chance again during the Finals. Plus, Clay Ferraro joins the show and drops a WILD food take regarding bacon and ketchup. 

In hour one, the long awaited official diagnosis of Jimmy's wrist is revealed. Hoch is obsessed with the new Clippers documentary on Hulu. Plus, a conspiracy theory has surfaced about Tua potentially having a body double. Then, Zach Gelb begrudgingly joins the show for the first time since our Florida Panthers sent his NY Rangers packing in the ECFs.  

The entire show was derailed on National Ketchup Day when a texter chimed in that they put ketchup on their fried fish. 

After LeBron's comments regarding Kyrie Irving being the most gifted basketball player he's ever seen, several talking heads around the league once again ranked LeBron's best teammates. No surprise: Dwyane Wade was slighted. 

Local 10 anchor and reporter, Clay Ferraro, joins the show for a preview of both the Stanley Cup Final and the NBA Finals. We discuss which team has more pressure to win their respective series between the Panthers and the Celtics. Plus, you'll never believe what topping Clay Ferraro puts on his bacon. 

We're still fascinated by Tua's new look after losing a ton of weight over the past few months. Solana claims he wouldn't have recognized the "new Tua" had he seen him out at the mall and Hoch explains to Crowder why there's some rumors regarding a potential body double at Dolphins camp. 

Hoch couldn't wait to tell us about the debut of Clipped last night on Hulu. 

The highly anticipated results are in on Jimmy's "injured" wrist that has kept him in a giant brace for the last three weeks. 

After a night of no Hockey, NBA or Marlins Hoch goes around the room to find out what we all watched on TV last night. Tua finally discusses his reasoning for losing so much weight over the offseason & shares his thoughts on his ongoing contract negotiations. Plus, a disgruntled Mike Cugno joins the show to preview the Stanley Cup Finals but not before he rips Solana for not following his instructions on a Cameo order. Then, Robert Horry joins the show for an NBA Finals preview. 

In hour four, debating the best way to eat a hot dog. Revisiting Tua's comments regarding his weight loss and how it will impact his ability to extend plays this upcoming season. Plus, Hoch is still shocked that people ask baggers to walk their groceries out to their cars but Crowder and Solana argue it's still a common sight at grocery stores. 

In hour three, Paul Maurice downplays any worries about travel on the Stanley Cup Finals. Hoch doesn't think anyone actually asks grocery baggers to walk their groceries out to the car for them. 7X NBA Champion Robert Horry joins the show to preview the NBA Finals including his pick to win the title and his thoughts on why Jimmy and Bam alone isn't a good enough duo to compete for a title. 

In hour two, the 3:05 alarm brought out a strong take about the best form of cheese from Jimmy on National Cheese Day. Tua Tagovailoa gave an update on where his contract negotiations with the Dolphins stand and discussed his approach to the ongoing situation. Plus, Kyrie Irving becomes the first player in NBA history to sign his dad to a signature shoe deal. Then, we revisit our rant on Sports Bars not willing to change their TVs.