Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Hyde

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by renowned columnist and author Dave Hyde to discuss the state of the Miami Dolphins, the outlook for the new long-term plan, former assistant coach Mike Westhoff getting into the Hall of Fame and the Hall out look for former Miami players, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and Blusky at @alainpoupart.bsky.social, and for more (free) Miami Dolphins content, visit Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

104.3 WQAM brings you some of the best interviews this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Kyle Crabbs, Ira Winderman, Dave Hyde, Nico Ali Walsh, and David Weinstein!

104.3 WQAM brings you some of the best interviews this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Kyle Crabbs, Ira Winderman, Dave Hyde, Nico Ali Walsh, and David Weinstein!

104.3 WQAM brings you some of the best interviews this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Kyle Crabbs, Ira Winderman, Dave Hyde, Nico Ali Walsh, and David Weinstein!

The Beast starts the show with a rant about longtime South Florida sports columnist Dave Hyde being laid off by the Sun-Sentinel. Beast also makes the case for naming Miami alum Jim Frevola as the new AD. Cam brings you the latest on the recruiting front. What other targets are out there for the Canes? Are we good at every position? What are realistic expectations for the Miami Hurricanes in 2026? We disagree with a talking head who said 9-3. Finally, we dig into the Brendan Sorsby saga at Texas Tech. The bottom line is, he should not be playing college football. Go check out all of the great work that Cam and his staff do at State Of The U!   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Longtime South Florida columnist Dave Hyde joins the show after being laid off from the Sun Sentinel following a remarkable 36-year career. Hyde discusses the overwhelming support he has received since the news broke, reflects on some of his favorite memories covering South Florida sports, and explains why winning teams have always been good for business. He shares stories from covering the 1996 Panthers and compares following the Big Three Heat to covering The Beatles at the height of their fame. Hyde also reacts to the Knicks' stunning 29-point comeback over the Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, arguing that New York's experience is proving to be the difference in the series, while admitting that being let go after so many years was a jarring experience. He also makes it clear that while his time at the Sun Sentinel is over, his career is far from finished.

Hour 2 opens with reaction to the Knicks' historic comeback win over the Spurs, as San Antonio's second-half collapse is put under the microscope after costly late-game mistakes from De'Aaron Fox and Victor Wembanyama helped swing the series. The conversation then shifts to Texas Tech's athletic department publicly addressing the Brendan Sorsby situation, with Joe pushing back on the school's messaging and questioning how a star quarterback receiving millions in NIL money is being framed as being handled in the “best interest” of the program. The guys discuss the growing backlash across college football, schools threatening to remove Texas Tech from their schedules, and whether the program has put itself in an unwinnable PR position. Later, longtime South Florida sports columnist Dave Hyde joins the show following his Sun Sentinel departure after 36 years, reflecting on his career covering iconic teams like the ‘96 Panthers and the Big Three Heat, reacting to the Knicks' massive Finals comeback, and discusses what's next for his career.

"Celebrate him? When I walked by him, he muttered under his breath, 'I am the one who knocks.'" The Sun-Sentinel laid off an all-time legend in this market, and Greg Cote's longtime rival, Dave Hyde. Dave is one of the best writers to ever do it here in South Florida. He joins the show for the first time to discuss the end of his time writing, what it was like to spend a career meeting excellence, why he's making today a good day, and to tip his cap to Greg, the man who officially won their head-to-head career matchup. 'Who won?' Today's cast: Dan, Greg, Zaslow, Roy, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, and Tony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In hour two, bummed to see legendary South Florida journalist Dave Hyde let go today. Crowder's prophecy on Karl-Anthony Towns finally came true in Game 3. Plus, a hypothetical during Talk About It Tuesday that involves Wemby, Myles Garrett, Messi and Paul Skenes.

Hour 3 opens with Kyle Crabbs joining the show to break down the biggest questions facing the Dolphins, including whether the pass rush can take a step forward, Chop Robinson's development, and how several defensive players reporting to camp heavier could impact the team positively or negatively. He also discusses Jonah Savaiinaea's second-year jump and the decision to move him back to his natural right side, while weighing in on Quinn Ewers' strong OTAs, Malik Willis building chemistry with his receivers, and the ongoing RB2 battle between Ollie Gordon and Jaylen Wright, emphasizing that multiple starting jobs are still up for grabs. The conversation then shifts to the Marlins, where Otto Lopez, Xavier Edwards, and Joe Mack continue to stand out, before honoring longtime South Florida media figure Dave Hyde following his retirement after a 36-year career, as Hollywood jokes about Joe potentially stepping into a leadership role at the station. The hour wraps with NBA Finals talk, including discussion on today's three-point-heavy style of play compared to the physical eras of the past.

The guys open the show with a busy slate of sports headlines, starting with the NBA Finals as the Knicks and Spurs continue their physical, back-and-forth series, alongside reaction to a strong Stanley Cup Final between Carolina and Vegas and the Marlins' continued hot stretch behind standout performances from Otto Lopez, Xavier Edwards, and rookie Joe Mack. The conversation then turns to major Dolphins offseason developments, including expectations for key young players, position battles across the roster, and what the new regime under a new GM and head coach means heading into a pivotal year where health and development will be critical. The show also continues to unpack the growing fallout from the Brendan Sorsby gambling ruling in college football, with ongoing debate about enforcement, precedent, and whether programs like Texas Tech should face broader backlash. In addition, the guys revisit the legacy of longtime South Florida media voice Dave Hyde following his retirement, reflect on his impact on the local sports scene, and wrap with NBA Finals discussion on how today's perimeter-heavy style compares to the more physical eras of the past

In the last hour of the show: - Headlines - Marlins continue their great play of late - Dave Hyde let go from the Sun-Sentinel

Hour 1 features Dave Hyde joining Joe Rose as the guys celebrate National Donut Day, debate their favorite donuts, and dive into Game 2 of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and Spurs. Joe discusses New York's 12-game playoff winning streak, why he believes the Knicks could take control of the series if San Antonio loses again, and whether the Miami Heat have a realistic shot at landing Giannis Antetokounmpo. The conversation also touches on comments from Jaylen Brown about this being his favorite NBA season and why some fans took issue with them. The guys then shift to college football recruiting, breaking down Miami's aggressive approach in the NIL era, the Hurricanes' recent recruiting success, and the impact Jason Taylor continues to have on the trail. Plus, Joe and Dave discuss the latest from Dolphins minicamp, including roster battles, questions surrounding Miami's wide receiver room and defense, whether the team is closer to contending or rebuilding, and what they've learned as the starting lineup begins to take shape ahead of training camp.

As Dolphins minicamp wraps up before the team heads into its summer break, Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss what they've learned from watching practices and how much of Miami's starting lineup is already taking shape. While Joe believes many roster battles have become clearer, the guys identify several key question marks that remain unresolved heading into training camp. The conversation expands into the Dolphins' overall roster construction, the open competitions still taking place across the roster, and whether Miami is quietly entering a rebuilding phase despite coaches and players continuing to preach competitiveness. They also touch on the ongoing drama surrounding 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, drawing comparisons to past situations involving Tyreek Hill, while Dave shares concerns about the Dolphins' wide receiver group and defense as the season approaches

Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose for a packed Thursday show featuring NBA Finals reaction, Dolphins minicamp takeaways, Hurricanes recruiting buzz, and major NFL storylines. The guys open with the Knicks' dominant run as they take Game 1 of the Finals and extend their playoff win streak to 12, while also debating whether the Miami Heat could realistically land Giannis Antetokounmpo. They break down the latest from Miami Hurricanes recruiting as Mario Cristobal and staff continue to land top prospects in the NIL era, with Jason Taylor's influence on the defensive front standing out. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins as minicamp winds down, with Joe and Dave discussing roster battles, young players emerging, and what they've learned about the team's direction heading into training camp. They also react to a wild week of NFL news with Mike Florio joining to break down blockbuster trades involving Myles Garrett and A.J. Brown, Russell Wilson's Hall of Fame case, and the ongoing Brandon Aiyuk situation across the league.

In hour 2: Dave Hyde talks on Dolphins improvements, Messi could do more plus Hollywood's Headlines.

Dave Hyde: Dolphins D-Line needs to block someone, Messi not doing soccer, he is doing futbol & NBA Action.

Full Show: Tua puts his foot in his mouth again, Mike Florio decides if Dolphins can make it good with less money, Dave Hyde ready to see Malik Willis, Dolphins pranks back in the day were brutal & Dan Mario did not take a part-time approach.

With Joe Rose out of town, Kim Bokamper is joined by longtime South Florida columnist Dave Hyde for a deep dive into the new era of Miami Dolphins football.The guys break down why this front office and coaching regime “feels different,” from rebuilding the trenches and reshaping the locker room culture to investing in young cornerstone players like De'Von Achane and Malik Willis. Bo explains why the messaging from the Dolphins reminds him more of the old Don Shula days than anything he's seen in decades — while Dave Hyde lays out why this rebuild may finally be the right one.•Is Malik Willis really the future?•Why Achane HAD to get paid•What Dolphins fans should ACTUALLY expect this season•And why Bo thinks anything less than a Super Bowl mindset is unacceptablePlus: fishing stories, Don Shula memories, and the usual Out to Pasture chaos.Out to Pasture is presented by Ed Morse Sawgrass Automallhttps://edmorsesawgrass.com/Out to Pasture is supported by Villa Italia Bakery. Visit https://www.villaitaliabakery.com/ and receive 20% off your entire order by using the code BOJOE.

This week's “Best of The Joe Rose Show” features Mike Florio breaking down the biggest NFL and college football headlines, including a potential 24-team College Football Playoff expansion, ongoing talks between Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the latest developments in the Russini/Vrabel situation involving the New England Patriots. The conversation continues with a deep dive into how expanding postseason formats in both college football and March Madness could reshape the value of the regular season, along with what it means for programs like the Miami Hurricanes. Dave Hyde joins to discuss Miami's athletic director search, the PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf battle, and the Dolphins' long-term outlook as the city continues to host major events like the Grand Prix and Miami Open. The episode wraps with a look back at a big South Florida sports weekend, highlighted by Cameron Young's win at the Cadillac Championship and a broader conversation about sportsmanship and cheating in golf and other individual sports.

Dave Hyde joins the show to discuss the massive buildup to the upcoming FIFA World Cup, including the rising ticket prices and why the event stands alone compared to other major sporting spectacles like The Masters and March Madness. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Marlins and their recent struggles, as Dave breaks down why simply reaching .500 should still be viewed as a realistic goal, while highlighting the low-cost contributors outperforming expectations and the expensive pieces failing to deliver. The guys also react to Dan Radakovich stepping down as athletic director at University of Miami and discuss how dramatically the AD position has evolved in modern college sports. They wrap things up with a look at the Miami Dolphins, why the offense still has plenty of promise, concerns surrounding the defense, and how much could hinge on the play of Malik Willis

Hour 1 kicks off with reactions to the NBA playoffs as Jaylen Brown calls out Joel Embiid for flopping following the Boston Celtics blowing a 3-1 series lead to the Philadelphia 76ers. Dave Hyde joins the show to explain why the World Cup stands in a category of its own globally, while also breaking down the frustrating season for the Miami Marlins, the changing landscape of college sports after Dan Radakovich stepped down at University of Miami, and his expectations for the Miami Dolphins heading into the season. Later in the hour, Omar Kelly joins to discuss Dolphins ticket sales, fan expectations for a potentially difficult year, and the chaotic new era of NIL in college athletics, including why he believes college athletes may eventually need a players union

The show opens with major NBA Playoffs storylines, including Jaylen Brown calling out Joel Embiid for flopping after the Boston Celtics blew a 3-1 lead to the Philadelphia 76ers, the rise of the New York Knicks as a legit contender, and debate over whether the Miami Heat can land a superstar this offseason. The conversation continues with ongoing tension in the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini scandal as questions swirl about what really happened and how long it stayed hidden, before shifting into broader sports talk around World Cup pricing, the Marlins' struggles, and the evolving college sports landscape. Alex Donno, Omar Kelly, Dave Hyde, and Ross Tucker all join across the show to break down everything from Dolphins expectations and rookie development — including Malik Willis' long-term outlook — to draft strategy and roster building philosophy. The hour also features deep dives on the Miami Dolphins' future, with optimism around young talent but questions about whether the team is truly ready to contend, alongside broader sports debates ranging from Buffalo sports culture to the value of negativity in media coverage.

The show covers a packed weekend across South Florida sports and national headlines, starting with Miami being removed from the Super Bowl rotation for at least the next decade, a move Joe strongly pushes back on while pointing to the city's long history as a premier host for major events. The conversation also hits the NBA playoffs, including the 76ers' upset of the Celtics, and the Kentucky Derby, where Florida Panthers owner Vinnie Viola celebrated a win from his horse. Locally, the Miami Hurricanes begin their search for a new athletic director as Dan Radakovich steps down, while Dolphins QB Malik Willis' ugly first pitch at a Marlins game sparks jokes, a texter debate about Tua, and broader discussion about quarterback contracts and comparisons to Deshaun Watson in Cleveland. The show also leans into golf and sports culture with reactions to the Cadillac Championship and F1 Miami Grand Prix, including Cameron Young's integrity in calling a penalty on himself and continued PGA vs. LIV Golf tension. Dave Hyde joins to break down Miami's AD search, the LIV return path, and the Dolphins' long-term struggles. The show also features “Hollywood's Headlines,” including Spirit Airlines going out of business, record Kentucky Derby ratings, Inside the NBA drama, DK Metcalf's legal case, and chaos at a Panthers merchandise sale.

Joe opens Hour 2 with reaction to a big sports weekend, starting with the Cadillac Championship at Doral where Cameron Young called a penalty on himself, sparking a broader conversation about accountability and integrity in golf. He and Hollywood joke about how rare that level of honesty can be, especially compared to the way some amateur golfers approach the game. The discussion then shifts to the Miami Grand Prix, which once again delivered a strong weekend for Formula 1 in South Florida and reinforced Miami's status as a major global sports hub. Later, Dave Hyde joins the show to weigh in on Miami's AD search, the PGA/LIV golf tension, and the Dolphins being removed from the Super Bowl rotation. The hour wraps with “Hollywood's Headlines,” covering everything from Spirit Airlines going out of business to record Kentucky Derby ratings and a chaotic Panthers merchandise sale.

Hour 4 opens with reaction to Dolphins QB Malik Willis throwing out a rough first pitch at a Marlins game, which sparks a broader debate after a texter jokes that Tua wouldn't have even reached the plate and leads into discussion about Tua's future, his contract situation, and comparisons to other massive deals like Deshaun Watson's in Cleveland, including whether Watson will even start this season. The conversation then shifts to Star Wars Day—“May the 4th be with you”—with Joe admitting he's not really a Star Wars fan before moving into golf and the ongoing PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf tension following the Cadillac Championship. Dave Hyde then joins to break down the University of Miami's search for a new athletic director after Dan Radakovich steps down, with Miami looking for a strong business-minded leader and debate around Michael Yormark's candidacy. Hyde also weighs in on the PGA/LIV divide, the possibility of LIV players finding a path back to the PGA Tour, and the impact of the massive LIV money reshaping the sport. The segment wraps with Miami being removed from the Super Bowl rotation, the city's packed event calendar with the Miami Open and F1 Grand Prix, and a broader look at the Dolphins' long-term struggles despite Hard Rock Stadium continuing to host major events.

Dave Hyde joins the show to break down the University of Miami's search for a new athletic director following Dan Radakovich's departure, with a focus on finding a strong business-minded leader—while debating the potential fit of Michael Yormark. The conversation also dives into the Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral Miami and the ongoing tension between PGA Tour and LIV Golf, including what it could take for players to return and how the massive money has reshaped the sport. Hyde also reacts to Miami being removed from the Super Bowl rotation for at least a decade, pointing to the city's packed event calendar with staples like the Miami Open and Miami Grand Prix. The segment wraps with a broader discussion on the Miami Dolphins' long-term outlook and the challenge of returning to relevance despite Hard Rock Stadium continuing to host major events.

104.3 WQAM presents a selection of interviews this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Jon-Eric Sullivan, Dave Hyde, Anthony Chiang, and Oronde Gadsden!

104.3 WQAM presents a selection of interviews this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Jon-Eric Sullivan, Dave Hyde, Anthony Chiang, and Oronde Gadsden!

104.3 WQAM presents a selection of interviews this week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Hear from Jon-Eric Sullivan, Dave Hyde, Anthony Chiang, and Oronde Gadsden!

This week's Best of the Joe Rose Show features a mix of South Florida sports and classic Dolphins storytelling, highlighted by Joe and Kim Bokamper sharing unforgettable Don Shula era stories—including a hilarious tale about a player sneaking McDonald's while on a strict team diet. NBA insider Brian Geltzeiler and columnist Dave Hyde join to break down the Miami Heat offseason outlook, Pat Riley's future, NBA playoff storylines, and reaction to the Dolphins' draft decisions. The show wraps with Clayton McCullough, who discusses the Marlins' wild series win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, key in-game decisions, and the continued dominance of Sandy Alcantara as Miami builds momentum

Hour 2 opens with Joe reacting to Pat Riley's end-of-season press conference, where Riley doubles down on building around Bam Adebayo, shuts down any retirement talk, and challenges Erik Spoelstra to fully commit to—or move on from—the Bam and Kel'el Ware pairing. Joe and Hollywood debate whether Bam can realistically be the centerpiece of a championship team while also breaking down key NBA playoff matchups heating up around the league. Joe remains firm that the Heat should not move on from Bam under any circumstances. Later, Dave Hyde joins to react to Riley's comments, discuss Miami's refusal to tank, and weigh in on the need to add a star this offseason without trading Bam, before shifting to the Dolphins' draft decision to pass on Rueben Bain for Kadyn Proctor. The hour wraps with Hollywood's Headlines.

Dave Hyde joins the show to react to Pat Riley's end-of-season press conference, saying he was surprised anyone thought Riley might step away. He discusses how the Heat remain an outlier in today's NBA by refusing to tank, and why landing a star this summer—without moving Bam Adebayo—is crucial, noting Bam is exactly the kind of player that would attract top talent to Miami. Hyde also dives into the inner workings of the organization, from Riley's relationship with Mickey and Nick Arison to his dynamic with Erik Spoelstra and Andy Elisburg, including the debate over pairing Bam with Kel'el Ware. Plus, the conversation shifts to the Dolphins, as Hyde shares his surprise at Miami passing on Rueben Bain for Kadyn Proctor—while acknowledging Proctor could still develop into a strong player.

Dave Hyde joins the show to preview the NFL Draft and shares his projections for the Miami Dolphins, predicting they could take Francis Mauigoa at pick 11 and Akheem Mesidor at pick 30 — both from the Miami Hurricanes. Hyde explains why he isn't concerned about Mesidor's age, noting that getting five-plus productive years from a draft pick still makes it a success, and emphasizes how the Dolphins' front office and coaching staff appear more aligned than they've been in years. The conversation also touches on the best player available vs. positional need debate, along with Hyde's take on the Mike Vrabel–Dianna Russini situation. The segment wraps with a look at the Miami Heat, including what Pat Riley might say in his upcoming press conference and whether the team would even consider moving Bam Adebayo.

Hour 2 continues the NFL Draft deep dive as Joe breaks down the Miami Dolphins' options at pick 11 in the NFL Draft, with a strong focus on whether they should target an offensive lineman or pass rusher to address key roster needs. He pushes back on the idea of taking a safety in the first round, comparing Caleb Downs to Minkah Fitzpatrick and questioning the positional value at that spot, while diving into the debate between best player available versus drafting for need. Joe also stresses that fans shouldn't put too much stock into mock drafts, noting that team draft boards often look very different from what media analysts project. Dave Hyde joins the conversation in the middle of the hour to offer his own Dolphins projections, discuss team alignment, and weigh in on broader league and South Florida storylines. The hour wraps with a quick edition of Hollywood's Headlines covering a mix of odd sports business news and league updates.

NFL Draft week takes center stage as Joe and Hollywood break down the massive stakes for the Miami Dolphins, who enter the draft with 11 total picks — including two in the first round and seven in the top three rounds — in a pivotal moment for the franchise's future. Throughout the show, they dive into roster strategy, the debate between best player available and drafting for need, and why fans shouldn't overreact to mock drafts or social media leaks ahead of the broadcast. The conversation also covers South Florida football and Hurricanes prospects, quarterback comparisons like Carson Beck vs. Ty Simpson, and rising draft stock across the region. A full lineup of guests — including Alain Poupart, Joe Zagacki, Charles Davis, and Dave Hyde — weigh in on Dolphins strategy around QB Malik Willis, offensive line priorities, Caleb Downs, and key roster decisions as Miami looks to reshape its roster.

Hour 4 wraps the show with a mix of Miami Hurricanes football updates, NFL Draft analysis, and bigger South Florida sports storylines. Joe Zagacki joins to talk about Miami basketball recruiting and a loaded Hurricanes football roster heading into next season, highlighting strong spring performances from Darian Mensah and big moments like an impressive highlight from Malachi Toney, while also noting leadership from Toney and Mark Fletcher. The conversation shifts to the NFL Draft as Charles Davis breaks down what it means for the Miami Dolphins, including building around QB Malik Willis, debating offensive line priorities, and whether Caleb Downs is worth a top pick despite positional value concerns. Davis also evaluates QB Carson Beck as a third-round type prospect and discusses the draft stock of Reuben Bain, including whether off-field history could impact his evaluation. The hour closes with additional draft perspective from Dave Hyde, who projects Miami's picks and weighs in on Dolphins alignment, draft strategy, and broader league and Heat-related storylines.

Inter Miami prepares to move into its new stadium this Saturday, marking another step in the franchise's rapid rise. The conversation highlights just how valuable Inter Miami has become, now being mentioned in the same financial breath as the Miami Marlins. A big reason why is the global impact of Lionel Messi, whose presence has elevated not just the club, but Major League Soccer and the sport's popularity across the United States. Dave Hyde also shares a fascinating “what if” story involving Jorge Mas, who nearly became part of the Marlins ownership group before the deal fell through—ultimately leading him to Inter Miami instead

The Miami Heat's inconsistency takes center stage after getting blown out at home by the Boston Celtics, as Joe questions whether this roster simply lacks the high-end talent needed to compete. While effort isn't the issue, the Heat are filled with solid players who don't truly move the needle, reinforcing the idea that upgrades are badly needed. The conversation then shifts as Joe reacts to Omar Kelly's comments about Miami distractions impacting the Miami Dolphins, pushing back with stories of past players thriving despite nightlife. Dave Hyde adds to it with a classic tale of Mark Clayton enjoying a night out before delivering a two-touchdown performance, while also noting the lingering tension between Boston and Miami from recent playoff battles

Hour 1 kicks off with the Miami Heat's inconsistency under the microscope after a blowout loss to the Boston Celtics, as Joe argues the issue isn't effort but a lack of true difference-making talent. The conversation expands to the Miami Dolphins, with Joe pushing back on Omar Kelly's take about Miami distractions by sharing stories of past players thriving regardless, while Dave Hyde adds a classic Mark Clayton tale. The Miami Marlins stay red-hot at 5-1 behind a dominant Sandy Alcantara outing and early-season production from newcomers, while Joe also weighs in on Fernando Mendoza's Pro Day and leadership traits. Plus, Inter Miami CF prepares to open its new stadium, with Lionel Messi's impact continuing to elevate the club and the sport across the U.S.

Thursday's show includes lots of talk surrounding the Miami Dolphins, diving into their offseason moves, new leadership, and quarterback conversations. Joe breaks down the challenges facing the roster, including high expectations for Malik Willis, while reflecting on past Dolphins QBs and the personalities that shaped the team. The conversation also covers the Miami Heat, whose inconsistency and lack of top-end talent were on full display in a blowout loss to the Celtics, with stories from Joe and Dave Hyde highlighting how effort is never the problem, but upgrades are needed. Attention also turns to the Miami Marlins, blazing out of the gate at 5-1 thanks to dominant pitching from Sandy Alcantara and strong performances from key hitters, even as the franchise continues to wrestle with attracting fans. Plus, Inter Miami prepares to move into their new stadium, with Messi's influence continuing to elevate the club and soccer in the U.S. The show also includes lots of old school Dolphins stories with Joe Rose, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper.

Dave Hyde joins the show to break down Owen Caissie's standout opening series as the Marlins begin the season with a sweep, and what it means for a team expected to play in plenty of close games. He also weighs in on the Heat's rough defensive showing in a loss to the Pacers and their slide from 6th to 10th in the East. Hyde gives his thoughts on UConn's dramatic last-second win over Duke, plus reacts to the latest troubling news involving Tiger Woods. We wrap with the Florida Panthers, who are dealing with a wave of injuries, but still seeing strong play from Matthew Tkachuk, with confidence the culture remains intact and a bounce-back season is possible if they get healthy.

Hour 4 kicks off with a Heat ticket giveaway and a recap of Miami's rough loss to the struggling Pacers at a crucial point in the schedule. Joe and Hollywood recap the Miami Open, where Yannick Sinner captured the title without dropping a set, and dive back into Duke's blown lead and UConn's dramatic last-second win. On the diamond, Dave Hyde joins to discuss Owen Caissie's massive opening series for the Marlins and the team's confidence as they navigate what's expected to be a season full of close games. Hyde also weighs in on the Heat's defensive struggles and slide in the standings, the ongoing Tiger Woods situation, and the Florida Panthers, who are battling injuries but still seeing strong play from Matthew Tkachuk. Plus, we touch on the pressure facing Jon-Eric Sullivan to hit on draft picks and what the Dolphins should do with Achane.

Hour 2 features a little bit of everything, starting with UConn's stunning comeback and last-second win over Duke, plus a look at Owen Caissie continuing his hot start as the Marlins take down the Rockies. The Heat hit a low point with a bad loss to the Pacers during a critical stretch, while concern continues to grow around Tiger Woods following another car crash and DUI, with calls for him to have a full-time driver. Dave Hyde joins to break down Caissie's emergence, the Heat's defensive struggles and slide in the standings, and the Panthers battling through injuries despite strong play from Matthew Tkachuk. We also touch on the pressure facing Jon-Eric Sullivan to deliver in the draft, before wrapping with Hollywood's Headlines on streaming frustrations, a fight at a Los Angeles Dodgers game, a Miami sting operation, and the U.S. heading back to the moon.

In hour four, looking at Cy Young odds for Marlins players as the MLB season begins tonight. Plus, add Sun Sentinel columnist Dave Hyde to the list of people ripping Tua Tagovailoa after his comments about the Dolphins.

Miami Dolphins on SI Publisher Alain Poupart (@PoupartNFL) is joined by Dave Hyde from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel to discuss the latest developments involving the Miami Dolphins, including the Tua comments, the idea of trading or extending De'Von Achane and Jordyn Brooks, and more. Make sure to follow Alain on Twitter at @PoupartNFL and Blusky at @alainpoupart.bsky.social, and for more (free) Miami Dolphins content, visit Miami Dolphins on SI at si.com/nfl/dolphins.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dave Hyde weighs in on leadership within the Miami Dolphins, sparking a debate with Joe about how much it truly matters compared to overall talent. Looking back at the 2023 season, the guys agree Miami had enough talent to win but couldn't put it all together when it mattered most. The conversation shifts to what needs to change moving forward including a focus on winning in cold-weather environments—a challenge the new regime knows it must overcome to take the next step

Hour 1 kicks off with March Madness as both the Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes are bounced in the Round of 32, while the Miami Open delivers another shock with Carlos Alcaraz going down early. The focus shifts to the Miami Heat, who have now dropped four straight after a seven-game win streak, including a heartbreaking last-second loss to Houston, as the guys debate whether this is just who they are. There's also discussion on Bam Adebayo's strong play, a matchup with Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs, and broader NBA tanking trends. The conversation then turns to the Miami Dolphins, with Dave Hyde and Joe debating leadership vs. talent, reflecting on missed opportunities in 2023, and emphasizing the need to win in cold weather moving forward, while also touching on Canes football pro day and Marlins injury news

Hour 2 kicks off with a whirlwind of quarterback moves as the Miami Dolphins sign Malik Willis and the Atlanta Falcons land Tua Tagovailoa, all unfolding quickly after chatter at the NFL Combine. Joe breaks down fan reactions to the Willis deal, addresses concerns about the high price with limited sample size, and notes that Dolphins brass, including Jeff Hafley, knows Willis better than anyone. Dave Hyde joins to praise Miami's aggressive approach, express optimism about the offense, and point out lingering defensive holes. The hour wraps with Hollywood's Headlines, covering the Atlanta Hawks “Magic City” night cancellation, Joe getting teased about strip clubs, Alix Earle and Tom Brady spotted in Vegas, the Ohio State University president stepping down over a scandal, and a 1983 Michael Jordan magazine getting top PSA ratings.

Tuesday's show is all about the Miami Dolphins signing Malik Willis, a move that signals a new era at quarterback and has the front office putting its reputation on the line. Joe breaks down the Dolphins roster, noting key pieces like De'Von Achane, Jaylen Waddle, and Zach Sieler, while highlighting question marks like Chop Robinson and the importance of hitting on upcoming draft picks. The show also covers Tua Tagovailoa's move to the Atlanta Falcons, other league moves including Jaelan Phillips's payday with the Carolina Panthers, and opinions from analysts like Dave Hyde, Kyle Crabbs, and Pete Prisco, who weigh in on the Willis signing, draft strategy, and long-term QB outlook. Along the way, Hollywood delivers the week's hottest headlines, from the Atlanta Hawks “Magic City” night cancellation to Alix Earle and Tom Brady spotted in Vegas, and a 1983 Michael Jordan magazine hitting top PSA ratings.