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The Joe Rose Show podcast has been a staple of my mornings for the past three years, and it never disappoints. As a fan of the Miami Dolphins since 1972, I appreciate Joe Rose's ability to keep it real and provide great stories that keep me engaged. Alongside him are Zack and Hollywood, who bring their own unique perspectives to the show and add an exciting dynamic. Being from Wilmington, Delaware, it's great to have a morning show that keeps me connected to my favorite team and South Florida sports.
One of the best aspects of The Joe Rose Show podcast is Joe himself. He has been in the industry for ages and knows how to entertain listeners with his genuine personality and ability to get the best guests on the show. He isn't afraid to tell it like it is and truly represents the fans' interests while also lovingly supporting the community. It's refreshing to have a host who understands what fans want to hear and provides insightful commentary.
However, there are a few downsides to this podcast. One aspect that could be improved is the availability of all hourly segments. Sometimes they are not uploaded at all or delayed until the next day, which can be frustrating for loyal listeners like myself who look forward to each segment throughout the day. This inconsistency in uploading can be off-putting at times.
In conclusion, The Joe Rose Show podcast is an absolute must-listen for any fan of South Florida sports or anyone looking for entertaining sports content in general. Joe Rose's ability to engage listeners, along with his talented co-hosts Zack and Hollywood, create an enjoyable experience every morning. Despite some inconsistencies with segment uploads, this show continues to be one that I tune into regularly for its unique perspective on sports news and its ability to provide mental relief from heavier topics happening around the country. Keep up the great work!
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In this edition of the best of the Dolphins on WQAM, The Joe Rose Show, Hochman, Crowder & Solana and Tobin & Leroy talk through the decision to move on from GM Chris Grier following the 28-6 loss to the Ravens
This week's Best Of features Omar Kelly and Mike Florio reacting to the Dolphins' ugly Thursday night loss to the Ravens and what it means moving forward. Plus, we look ahead to a loaded weekend slate, break down how Erik Spoelstra has transformed the Miami Heat into an offensive powerhouse, and dive into the latest twists in the NBA's gambling scandal.
The Dolphins fall to 2-7 after another tough loss, this time to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football. Tua Tagovailoa admits the crowd noise got to him — at home — as Miami continues searching for answers. Meanwhile, the Hurricanes gear up for their matchup against SMU tomorrow. Mike Florio, Omar Kelly, Don Bailey Jr., and Larry Blustein all join the show.
The mistakes continue to pile up as the Dolphins fall flat on Thursday Night Football against the Ravens. Costly penalties, missed field goals, and turnovers doomed Miami from the start. A frustrated Joe Rose breaks down what went wrong and where the Dolphins go from here.
Last night's home game was a bit too loud for Tua Tagovailoa saying the traveling Ravens fans affected the team's performance. Larry Blustein joins and breaks down all the biggest storylines and matchups going on in high school football. Mike McDaniel and Tua Tagovailoa's careers will forever be linked.
Omar Kelly joins and gives his thoughts on the Dolphins 28-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football. Don Bailey Jr. joins and discusses all the biggest storylines surrounding the Miami Hurricanes as they get set to head to Texas and face SMU.
The Miami Dolphins are searching for answers after another rough showing on Thursday Night Football against the Baltimore Ravens. Mike Florio joins the show to break down what went wrong for Miami and share his insight on the biggest storylines from around the NFL.
Omar Kelly joins and weighs in on the Dolphins disaster on TNF last night. Omar and Joe disagree about whether Tua is a good quarterback. Omar recommends making some moves before the trade deadline next week.
Larry Blustein joins after a bunch of former south Florida high school football players lit up the field last night in Thursday Night Football. Then Blu breaks down all the biggest matchups and storylines going on in High school this weekend
Canes radio analyst Don Bailey Jr. joins as Miami gets set for an ACC showdown with SMU in Texas. This will be the first game all season the Hurricanes leave the state of Florida.
Mike Florio joins after the Dolphins rough performance on TNF and gives his take. Plus Joe and Mike discuss all the biggest storylines in the NFL ahead of week 9.
Tua Tagovailoa admitted the crowd noise got to him on Thursday night, even at home. Joe Rose reacts to Miami's struggles in the game, then shares an old-school story about Duriel Harris celebrating a touchdown, getting injured, and earning a legendary scolding from Don Shula.
Joe says he doesn't have a problem with Dolphins coaches showing emotion on the sideline — in fact, he wants to see more of it. But he's tired of hearing the same postgame clichés from players about “heartfelt conversations” and “getting back to work.” At some point, Joe says, the talk has to stop and the results have to show up on Sundays.
The Miami Dolphins had their chances on Thursday night but couldn't get out of their own way in a 28-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Joe breaks down a frustrating performance filled with missed field goals, costly fumbles, and untimely penalties that killed any momentum. The Dolphins' offense looked out of sync, and once again, self-inflicted mistakes proved to be the difference.
With all the moving parts in the Dolphins' offensive operation, Joe wonders if the game plan has simply become too complicated. He compares it to the straightforward approach Miami used back when he played — simple, but effective — and questions whether the team needs to get back to basics to find success.
It's Dolphins GAMEDAY as Miami gets set for a primetime showdown with the Baltimore Ravens. Joe breaks down all the biggest storylines heading into the matchup. In baseball, Trey Yesavage delivers a dominant performance to lift the Blue Jays past the Dodgers in Game 5, giving Toronto a 3-2 World Series lead. The Miami Heat look to keep their hot streak alive against the undefeated Spurs, and Brad Marchand earns praise for a classy gesture following a recent tragedy.
The Miami Dolphins host Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens in primetime tonight on Thursday Night Football. Rookie Trey Yesavage shines as Blue Jays are one win away from the World Series. The Miami Hurricanes cannot afford to drop another game if they want to make the College Football Playoff
Joe takes us through rookie Trey Yesavge's journey after his stellar game 5 performance for the Toronto Blue Jays. The Dolphins and Ravens are both in similar situations entering TNF at 2-6 and with their season on the brink. Hollywood's Headlines includes Brad Marchand's stand up move, KD getting booed, and NFL ratings at an all-time high.
Kim Bokamper kicks off hour 3 previewing tonight's Dolphins matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. Bo's encouraged by what Miami showed last week and hopes they can carry that momentum into primetime. Joe and Hollywood break down the top Fantasy Football plays of the weekend, and Joe shares his Thursday Night Football picks — expecting a high-scoring shootout. Plus, Erik Spoelstra's system has the Miami Heat offense firing on all cylinders.
Ravens Play-by-Play voice Gerry Sandusky joins and weighs in on the Dolphins/Ravens TNF matchup. Sandusky speaks to Lamar's leadership, Derrick Henry's work ethic, and Kyle Hamilton's impact. Joe and Hollywood give their final expectations for the Dolphins TNF clash with the Baltimore Ravens.
Kim Bokamper joins and previews the Dolphins matchup with the Baltimore Ravens. Bo is excited about what the Dolphins showed last week including putting Frank Smith on the sideline, using all 3 running backs, and Jordyn Brooks' impact.
Ravens Play-by-Play voice Gerry Sandusky joins and weighs in on the Dolphins/Ravens TNF matchup. Sandusky speaks to Lamar's leadership, Derrick Henry's work ethic, and Kyle Hamilton's impact.
Hollywood's Headlines includes Brad Marchand's stand-up move after a tragedy, KD getting booed in OKC after all these years, and NFL Ratings being at an all-time high.
The Miami Heat and Florida Panthers have both adapted to the modern style of their leagues and found success — can the Dolphins do the same?
Joe and Hollywood are already looking ahead to Halloween, plus Joe tells some childhood stories from the old Dairy Farm. The Dolphins and Ravens are in similar situations both heading into TNF sitting at 2-6.
Joe and Hollywood take a look at what players are predicted to have big numbers in fantasy football this weekend. Plus, Joe expects a high-scoring shootout tonight between the Dolphins and Ravens.
Joe opens the show setting the stage for the Miami Dolphins TNF clash with the Baltimore Ravens and looking back on Trey Yesavage's massive game 5 for the Toronto Blue Jays. Plus Bam Adebayo has made a huge impact in the Heat's hot start.
The Dolphins gear up to face the Ravens on Thursday Night Football, while the Miami Heat continue their hot start with a 144-117 win over the Hornets as the NBA's top-scoring team. The Blue Jays even the World Series at 2-2 after a thrilling Game 4, and the Panthers fall in a shootout to the Ducks. Omar Kelly and Brian Baldinger join to break down the biggest NFL storylines, and Joe shares the story of getting banned from Halloween.
The Miami Heat stay hot, winning their third straight in dominant fashion with a 144-117 blowout over the Hornets. The Blue Jays even the World Series at 2-2 after taking Game 4 in Los Angeles, and Lamar Jackson's Ravens are getting serious — removing ping-pong tables from the locker room as they face the Dolphins on Thursday Night Football.
The Dolphins are on a short week as they get set to host Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football. The Miami Heat continue to light up the scoreboard, dropping 144 points in a blowout win over the Hornets. Plus, Hollywood's Headlines covers Michael Jordan's take on NBA load management, World Series ratings, and a rare Luke Skywalker rookie card hitting the market.
Omar Kelly joins the show to break down all the biggest storylines surrounding the Miami Dolphins. The Miami Heat continue to impress, standing out as the NBA's top offensive team through the first four games of the season. Plus, Joe shares his Halloween plans and how his celebrations have evolved over the years.
Brian Baldinger breaks down the biggest storylines and matchups across the NFL, including the Dolphins' Thursday Night clash with the Ravens. Joe has been banned from his usual Halloween shenanigans.
Omar Kelly joins and breaks down all the biggest storylines surrounding the Miami Dolphins ahead of their TNF matchup with the Baltimore Ravens including preparing for Lamar Jackson, Tua's expectations, and the Dolphins plans at the NFL trade deadline.
Brian Baldinger breaks down the biggest storylines and matchups across the NFL, including the Dolphins' Thursday Night clash with the Ravens. He weighs in on the Patriots' chances in the AFC East and what moves teams might make as the NFL trade deadline approaches.
The Miami Dolphins face a tall task this week as they prepare to contain Lamar Jackson and the high-powered Ravens offense. Meanwhile, new details continue to emerge from the NBA's wild gambling scandal — including reports of high-tech poker tables, marked cards, and even contact lenses used to cheat the system.
The Miami Heat's new fast-paced offense has been fun to watch through the Heat's first four games. With Halloween this Friday Joe gets into his usual halloween traditions and why those have to change this year.
Hollywood's Headlines includes Michael Jordan on today's NBA age of load management, the World Series ratings as Canada rallies behind the Blue Jays, and a Luke Skywalker trading card selling for big money.
Through eight weeks, surprise teams like the Colts and Broncos have made some noise near the top of the standings — but some things never change, with Patrick Mahomes once again leading the MVP race. Plus, Joe and Hollywood take a look at a few “comeback QBs” who have revived their careers and found success in a second stint.
The Blue Jays take Game 4 at Dodger Stadium to even the World Series at 2-2, sending Joe down a rabbit hole about California ballparks. Meanwhile, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are getting serious — removing all distractions from the locker room, from ping-pong tables to slides, as they lock in for the stretch run.
From 'Reception Perception' (subscribe here): Matt and James share their thoughts on an offensive onslaught by the Dolphins in Week 8, just a week after things were looking BLEAK. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Joe and Hollywood recap an incredible night in sports, from Freddie Freeman's walk-off in the 18-inning World Series thriller to Shohei Ohtani's historic performance and the Chiefs' Monday Night Football win. They dive into the Heat/NBA controversy surrounding Terry Rozier, the Dolphins' trade deadline decisions, and the futures of Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel. Plus, Lane Kiffin's epic rant, college football storylines with Brett McMurphy, and the Heat's new-look fast-paced style round out the conversation.
Hour 1 kicks off with Joe and Hollywood reacting to Shohei Ohtani's unbelievable World Series performance and Freddie Freeman's walk-off homer in an 18-inning thriller. The guys also dive into the latest Heat controversy surrounding Terry Rozier and the NBA's handling of the gambling scandal. Plus, Joe and Hollywood debate what the Dolphins should do at the NFL trade deadline — keep the core together or start moving pieces for the future.
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