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The Hochman and Crowder podcast is an absolute gem in the world of sports radio. Hosted by Marc Hochman and Channing Crowder, with Alex Solana as their producer, this show provides a unique blend of sports analysis, comedy, and nonsense that keeps listeners entertained from start to finish. Despite being based in the northeast and having a job, I make it a point to listen whenever I can because these guys never fail to make me laugh.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the chemistry between Hochman and Crowder. The dynamic between them is perfect, with Hochman bringing his expertise from his time working with Dan Le Batard and Crowder providing a refreshing perspective as the antithesis of every athlete stereotype. They also have an incredible foil in Solana, who continues to grow and develop his humor on a daily basis. This trio has unlimited potential and is only limited by their own ambitions.
Another great aspect of this podcast is the recent improvement in its format. Previously, interviews were mixed with full hours which made it difficult to follow along. However, thanks to whoever made the fix recently, this issue has been resolved and now listeners can enjoy a seamless listening experience.
As for the worst aspects of this podcast, there really aren't many. As a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan since 1969, I appreciate how honest these guys are with their takes on the team, even during painful seasons. The only downside I can think of is that as someone who doesn't have much attachment to Florida sports being based in California, some of the inside jokes or references may go over my head. However, that doesn't take away from my overall enjoyment of the show.
In conclusion, The Hochman and Crowder podcast is an excellent show that goes beyond just sports. It's entertaining in so many ways and provides a much-needed laugh during tough times for sports teams. Hochman and Crowder have a genuine rapport that continues to grow, making them a must-listen for anyone looking for a dose of sports, comedy, and nonsense. Whether you're a Florida sports fan or not, this podcast is worth tuning into.
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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.
NFL broadcaster Josh Appel joins the show to discuss the outlook for the upcoming Miami Dolphins season.
Comedian Frank Caliendo stops by and delivers various impersonations providing an update on the LeBron James decision.
Tobin goes to battle with Hoch after hearing his Goran Dragic slander and rips Crowder for diminishing Chris Bosh's role with the Big 3 Heat. Who do the Heat have running their YouTube???? Zach Gelb talks East expectations if LeBron joins Miami and Rod Allen discusses the Marlins losing skid.
In hour one, Tobin goes to battle with Hoch after hearing his Goran Dragic slander and rips Crowder for diminishing Chris Bosh's role with the Big 3 Heat. After, Zach Gelb joins the show and gets criticized for claiming the Knicks would be ahead of a LeBron-led Heat team.
In hour two, Crowder recalls having to help Marcus Vick win a fight after leaving a club. Solana and Jimmy detail how they'd handle a fight. Inter Miami is under investigation by the MLS. Marlins analyst Rod Allen joins the show to discuss the Marlins' losing streak.
In hour three, Hoch points out several mistakes Solana made on today's show rundown. Celebrating the four-year anniversary of the Florida Panthers trading Huberdeau for Matthew Tkachuk. Plus, will Hafley and Sully actually make this work in Miami?
In hour four, sharing what we think really happened last night on the Heat YouTube account. Is there any chance last night's mistake by the Heat could make LeBron change his mind on Miami?
Miami Marlins TV and radio analyst joins the show to discuss the tough losing streak and explains why it's on the leaders of the team to put a stop to the bleeding.
National radio host Zach Gelb still believes LeBron James will end up returning to South Beach for a second time, but doesn't think he makes the Heat a better team than his NY Knicks.
Earlier this week, Hoch questioned if we really needed Goran Dragic to approve Giannis taking his No. 7 jersey. Tobin joins the show today to rip Hoch for slandering a Miami Heat legend.
Reaction to Rich Paul's claim that LeBron hasn't made up his mind yet. Mike Wallace explains why he believes the Warriors are the best option for LeBron. Hoch torches Solana for wanting to remember the release date of an awful Adam Sandler movie. Dolphins training camp storylines with Mike Cugno.
In hour one, what the heck is Crowder doing at MEAC Media Days? We won't be getting a LeBron decision today, and Rich Paul claims he hasn't made a decision yet. Mike Wallace pitches Golden State as the best landing spot for Bron.
In hour two, Hoch is fed up with Solana highlighting random “celebrity” birthdays and bad movie anniversaries. Heat reportedly has no problem with LeBron waiting to make his decision. Mike Cugno runs through the biggest storylines ahead of Dolphins training camp.
In hour three, we get a look at Tyler Herro's reaction when the Heat traded him. Crowder shares some insight into what he's planning to tell the Dolphins rookies on Thursday. Plus, debating Cam Skattebo's chances at remaining a NY Giant during Talk About It Tuesday.
In hour four, we get a soft timeline for Messi's return to Inter Miami after the World Cup. Hoch wants his Yo Yo's from Uruguay. Hard Knocks is back in 3 weeks! Plus, zero player props for any Dolphins Wide Recievers is a pretty good indication of how weak Miami is at WR.
In hour one, what the heck is Crowder doing at MEAC Media Days? We won't be getting a LeBron decision today, and Rich Paul claims he hasn't made a decision yet. Mike Wallace pitches Golden State as the best landing spot for Bron.
In hour two, Hoch is fed up with Solana highlighting random “celebrity” birthdays and bad movie anniversaries. Heat reportedly has no problem with LeBron waiting to make his decision. Mike Cugno runs through the biggest storylines ahead of Dolphins training camp.
In hour three, we get a look at Tyler Herro's reaction when the Heat traded him. Crowder shares some insight into what he's planning to tell the Dolphins rookies on Thursday. Plus, debating Cam Skattebo's chances at remaining a NY Giant during Talk About It Tuesday.
In hour four, we get a soft timeline for Messi's return to Inter Miami after the World Cup. Hoch wants his Yo Yo's from Uruguay. Hard Knocks is back in 3 weeks! Plus, zero player props for any Dolphins Wide Recievers is a pretty good indication of how weak Miami is at WR.
CBS4 sports anchor and reporter Mike Cugno joins the show to run through the biggest storylines ahead of Miami Dolphins training camp opening next week.
Hoch is all-in on the offseason moves by Sully and Hafley, but he is questioning how committed we all are for a season where everyone keeps downplaying the importance of wins.
NBA analyst for Grind City Media Mike Wallace stops by to discuss the latest on LeBron, his fit in Miami and why he believes Golden State remains a very serious contender to land the 41-year-old.
After learning today via Rich Paul that LeBron James has yet to make a decision and will continue to weigh his options, Crowder explains why he understands LeBron is taking this much time to announce his next team.
All signs seemed to point toward Miami for LeBron this weekend, but still no word. Ira Winderman stops by to discuss LeBron's fit with the Heat. Chris Wittyngham shares his takeaways from a mostly ‘ugly' World Cup Final.
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