Hochman and Crowder

Hoch, Crowder, and Appel analyze LeBron James' decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers over the Miami Heat. They are joined by Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins to recap day one of Dolphins training camp and Coach Jim Larrañaga to discuss NBA rosters and the Hurricanes' Men's Basketball upcoming schedule. Plus, we celebrate the Marlins' sweep of the Phillies fueled by Griffin Conine's late-game heroics.

In hour one, Hoch, Crowder, and Appel analyze LeBron James choosing Philadelphia and how it impacts his GOAT standing against Michael Jordan. They also chat with Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins about the Miami Dolphins' first training camp practice under Jeff Hafley and the quarterback transition to Malik Willis.

In hour two, Coach Jim Larrañaga joins Hoch, Crowder, and Appel to discuss the University of Miami's upcoming matchup against the Florida Gators in Tampa. They analyze LeBron James' move to Philadelphia and debate whether defensive shortcomings and depth issues will hinder the 76ers' championship aspirations.

In hour three, Hoch, Crowder, and Appel celebrate the Miami Marlins sweeping the Phillies while debating the future of the team's roster at the trade deadline. They also roast an old Sixto Sanchez parody song made by Solana on Sixto Sanchez's birthday and analyze the long list of Dolphins quarterbacks since Dan Marino on a T-shirt.

In hour four, Crowder shares his impressions of linebacker Jacob Rodriguez and the physical identity being established on defense. They break down Dolphins training camp updates, including Tua Tagovailoa's back injury and the offensive line's health. The discussion also evaluates Baker Mayfield's contract value and the Marlins' series win over the Phillies.

Former Coach Jim Larrañaga analyzes LeBron James' decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers and whether Joel Embiid is prepared to sacrifice his offensive output for championship success. They debate LeBron's place in the GOAT conversation compared to Michael Jordan while examining the defensive deficiencies of the Sixers' roster. The conversation also explores the Miami Heat's need for three-point shooting and LeBron's unprecedented longevity in the NBA.

Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins discusses the high energy at the Miami Dolphins training camp under a new coaching regime. They analyze Jeff Hafley's physical defensive approach, evaluate the development of young talent in the trenches, and debate whether Malik Willis can become a reliable NFL starter under offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik.

Hoch, Crowder, and Appel break down LeBron James' decision to join the 76ers over the Heat. They evaluate the roster depth in Philadelphia and discuss if winning a championship with a fourth franchise would cement him as the GOAT over Michael Jordan.

Gelb and Crowder discuss the opening of Miami Dolphins training camp and the expectations for Malik Willis in the new offensive system. They are joined by Tyler Dunne to analyze the team's culture shift under Jeff Hafley and former defensive end Kevin Carter to reminisce about the Nick Saban era. The conversation also covers the Marlins ending their losing streak and the recent car accident involving Kyle Shanahan.

In hour one, Gelb and Crowder discuss the start of training camp and whether Malik Willis can lead the Miami Dolphins under a new coaching staff. They are joined by Go Long Podcast Host Tyler Dunne to analyze Jordyn Brooks's leadership and the physical identity Jeff Hafley wants to establish. The conversation also explores the impact of Bobby Slowik as offensive coordinator and the potential of young defenders like Jacob Rodriguez.

In hour two, Crowder and Gelb analyze the start of Miami Dolphins training camp and the tactical decision to move rookie Kaden Proctor to left guard. Former Pro Bowl defensive end Kevin Carter joins the conversation to discuss the return of physicality to the NFL and share memories from his time playing under Nick Saban in Miami.

In hour three, Crowder and Gelb discuss a range of NFL topics, including Jalen Carter's massive contract extension with the Eagles and Tony Romo's broadcasting future following an OWI arrest. They also break down the outlook for the AFC East, questioning if the Miami Dolphins or New York Jets will struggle more this season.

In hour four, Crowder and Gelb weigh in on Dan Orlovsky's stance against men getting pedicures while discussing Luke Kuechly's new broadcasting role with Netflix. They also analyze the Dolphins' training camp expectations and debate the value of Jaylen Brown and LeBron James compared to Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Former NFL player and College Football and NFL in-studio analyst on CBS Sports Network Kevin Carter and Channing Crowder reflect on their time with the Miami Dolphins, specifically the "what-if" scenario regarding Drew Brees and the struggles under Nick Saban. They evaluate the current landscape of college football quarterbacks, highlighting Dante Moore and Darian Mensah while looking ahead to the Florida Gators' future under Jon Sumrall. They also debate the dominance of the SEC over the Big 10.

Go Long Podcast Host Tyler Dunne joins Gelb and Crowderto discuss the cultural overhaul happening with the Dolphins and why Jordan Brooks is the ideal leader for this transition. They explore the influence of Jon-Eric Sullivan and Jeff Hafley on the team's identity, drawing comparisons to the Packers' recent trajectory. The conversation also highlights the potential of young players like Jacob Rodriguez and De'Von Achane to define the franchise's physical future.

Gelb, Appel, and Crowder analyze the state of the Miami Dolphins as the team prepares for training camp under new leadership. They discuss the fallout from LeBron James choosing the Philadelphia 76ers over the Heat and the Marlins' recent losing streak. The conversation also explores Mike Lombardi's situation at UNC, and Cameron Wolfe and Wes Goldberg join the show.

In hour one, Gelb, Crowder, and Appel analyze the start of Miami Dolphins training camp under new head coach Jeff Hafley. They delve into reports of culture issues during the Mike McDaniel era and discuss Malik Willis' outlook for the season. NFL Network Reporter Cameron Wolfe also joins to discuss Tua Tagovailoa's transition to the Atlanta Falcons.

In hour two, Gelb, Appel, and Crowder react to the news of Mike Lombardi being placed on administrative leave at UNC, with Gelb delivering a scathing critique of Lombardi's career. They also analyze LeBron James' decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers and debate whether the Heat were truly in the running. The conversation shifts to the Miami Hurricanes' outlook as the top-ranked offense in college football and Crowder's memories of facing the Saints.

In hour three, Wes Goldberg joins Gelb, Appel, and Crowder to discuss why LeBron James chose Philadelphia over a return to Miami, emphasizing the superstar's focus on legacy and storytelling. The conversation also shifts to the state of the Heat's roster following the Giannis Antetokounmpo acquisition and a critical look at the Boston Celtics' offseason under Brad Stevens.

In hour four, Crowder discusses the intense code words he uses while coaching his daughter's basketball games from the bleachers. They preview the start of Dolphins training camp and debate the potential of Tua Tagovailoa with the Atlanta Falcons.

Locked on Heat's Wes Goldberg analyzes LeBron James' decision to sign with the 76ers and why the Heat were ultimately passed over in free agency. They discuss Miami's strategy moving forward around Giannis Antetokounmpo and potential targets like DeMar DeRozan or Klay Thompson. They also explore the Celtics' recent roster struggles and the national perception of Brad Stevens' management.

Gelb, Appel, and Crowder focus on LeBron James' decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers instead of joining Giannis Antetokounmpo in Miami. They debate the honesty of Solana's reaction and evaluate Philadelphia's roster as the best path for LeBron to secure more championships. They also critique Brad Stevens' performance as an executive in Boston.

NFL Network Reporter Cameron Wolfe discusses the Miami Dolphins' transition under new leadership and the evaluation of quarterback Malik Willis. He also provides insights into Tua Tagovailoa's role in Atlanta, Mike McDaniel's fit with the Chargers, and the likelihood of Aaron Donald returning to the Rams.

Get ready for Dolphins training camp with Joe Rose's conversations this week with Chris Perkins, Kyle Crabbs, and Mike Florio!

This week's Best of Dolphins episode features in-depth conversations with Omar Kelly, Chris Perkins, Kyle Crabbs, and Dave Hyde as the team prepares for the upcoming season. The crew breaks down Jordyn Brooks' extension, Miami's young players stepping into bigger roles, Tua Tagovailoa's expectations in Atlanta, injury concerns, and why this season could reveal a lot about the direction of the franchise. Plus, the guys discuss why the Dolphins' rookie class will be critical, how much playing time Miami's 13 rookies could see, potential breakout candidates, the biggest questions facing the defense, and why this season is about building the foundation for the future.

LeBron James has made his decision, and it's not a second run in Miami. The NBA icon announced Friday he will be heading to the Philadelphia 76ers, and Tobin & Leroy and Hoch, Crowder & Solana unpacked every angle of the move and what it means both in Miami and the NBA at large

Hoch, Solana and Gelb share their immediate thoughts on LeBron James announcing he will be joining the Philadelphia 76ers instead of Miami, Cleveland or Golden State. We get Tobin's reaction and maintain that the Heat still won their offseason.

In hour one, Hoch, Solana and Gelb share their immediate thoughts on LeBron James announcing he will be joining the Philadelphia 76ers instead of Miami, Cleveland or Golden State. Tobin stops by to share his take on LeBron not coming to Miami.

In hour two, LeBron likely chose the best roster, but it comes with added pressure. Gelb is adamant that Hoch and Solana are downplaying their reaction to LeBron not picking the Heat. Plus, Lee Sterling stops by with the updated odds in the NBA.

In hour three, information regarding LeBron's decision to join the Sixers from Rich Paul. The Heat were in the mix but Paul explains why ultimately Miami wasn't the choice. Tony Romo is arrested and smiles for his mugshot. Tom Brady is interested in running for President???

In hour four, grading the Miami Heat offseason so far now that LeBron chose the Sixers. Plus, it feels like the next best option to bolster the roster around Giannis continues to be Klay Thompson.

Pro sports handicapper Lee Sterling stops by with the latest odds in the NBA title race following the major breaking news that LeBron James would be joining the 76ers.

LeBron James chose the best roster on paper, which comes with more pressure to deliver a title to the city of Philadelphia.

Brendan Tobin stops by the show to reveal his thoughts on LeBron joining the 76ers and why his real concern is that the East immediately got tougher for Miami.

Hoch, Solana and Gelb share their immediate thoughts on LeBron James announcing he will be joining the Philadelphia 76ers instead of Miami, Cleveland or Golden State.

Comedian Frank Caliendo shares “updates” on LeBron's future as Trump, Biden, Bush, and several others. Hoch finds a few allies backing his divisive Goran Dragic take. Discussing the most important player the Dolphins need to see develop this year with Appel. Plus, a list of the best Miami sports nicknames.

In hour one, Marlins … seriously? Hoch refuses to accept any AFC Bournemouth slander on the show. Then, Comedian Frank Caliendo stops by and delivers various impersonations providing an update on the LeBron James decision.

In hour two, Hoch finds a few allies backing his divisive Goran Dragic take. Giannis Antetokounmpo once again speaks openly about how difficult his decision to leave Milwaukee was. Also, a Dolphins training camp preview with Appel.

In hour three, Hoch takes issue with Solana slamming Rich Paul for taking advantage of LeBron's decision process to juice his podcast numbers. Is Tyreek Hill's NFL career done? Plus, trying to create a list of the best nicknames in Miami sports history.

In hour four, Miami remains the betting favorite to land LeBron James. Still in shock at the mistake Inter Miami's goalkeeper made last night. Plus, ripping Colin Cowherd for repeating the same old incorrect take about the Heat not having shooters.

In honor of Glen "G-Money" Rice being inducted into the Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, Solana shares his list of the top 5 sports nicknames in Miami sports history.

Discussing the disappointing turn to the Marlins season with Josh Appel and how likely it may be that the Marlins will ultimately wind up as sellers at the MLB trade deadline.