Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Hyde

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.

This week's Best of Dolphins features a deep dive into Miami's roster reset and the biggest questions facing the franchise heading into the season. Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to discuss whether Malik Willis can prove he's the quarterback of the future, concerns along the defensive line, potential roster moves, and how Miami compares to its 2019 rebuild. Joe, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper discuss why Dolphins fans need patience with a young roster, a new front office and coaching staff, and a team focused on building through the draft. The crew also breaks down Jordyn Brooks' importance to Miami, his leadership, the Dolphins' pursuit of a contract extension, and the biggest storylines surrounding the new era in Miami.

This week's Best of Dolphins features a deep dive into Miami's roster reset and the biggest questions facing the franchise heading into the season. Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to discuss whether Malik Willis can prove he's the quarterback of the future, concerns along the defensive line, potential roster moves, and how Miami compares to its 2019 rebuild. Joe, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper discuss why Dolphins fans need patience with a young roster, a new front office and coaching staff, and a team focused on building through the draft. The crew also breaks down Jordyn Brooks' importance to Miami, his leadership, the Dolphins' pursuit of a contract extension, and the biggest storylines surrounding the new era in Miami.

This week's Best of Joe Rose Show features some of the biggest conversations from around the sports world. Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal joins Joe to discuss Darian Mensah, Miami's loaded roster, recruiting philosophy, and why he believes the Canes are built for sustained championship success. NFL insider Mike Florio breaks down Aaron Donald's future, the NFL quarterback landscape, John Harbaugh's impact with the Giants, Stefon Diggs' free agency, and the challenges facing college football. The crew also dives into the latest LeBron James rumors, Miami's potential pursuit, and Klay Thompson as a possible fit, before Joe, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper share unforgettable stories from decades covering South Florida sports.

This week's Best of Dolphins features a deep dive into Miami's roster reset and the biggest questions facing the franchise heading into the season. Omar Kelly joins Joe Rose to discuss whether Malik Willis can prove he's the quarterback of the future, concerns along the defensive line, potential roster moves, and how Miami compares to its 2019 rebuild. Joe, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper discuss why Dolphins fans need patience with a young roster, a new front office and coaching staff, and a team focused on building through the draft. The crew also breaks down Jordyn Brooks' importance to Miami, his leadership, the Dolphins' pursuit of a contract extension, and the biggest storylines surrounding the new era in Miami.

Hour 4 wraps up the show with plenty of football talk as Atlanta radio host Wes Durham joins Joe Rose to discuss Tua Tagovailoa's fresh start with the Falcons, why he has impressed his new organization, the uncertainty surrounding Michael Penix Jr.'s injury recovery, and the potential quarterback battle in Atlanta. The conversation also shifts to the Dolphins' rebuilding process, with Joe, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper explaining why Miami fans may need patience during a season with a new front office, new coaching staff, a young roster, and major salary cap challenges. The guys discuss Miami's decision to build through the draft, questions surrounding the offensive line, and the pressure on Jonah Savaiinaea to bounce back. The hour also features Heat talk following the introduction of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis, continued LeBron James speculation, a look ahead at Miami Hurricanes expectations, and the pressure surrounding the Dolphins' decision to draft Kadyn Proctor over South Florida star Rueben Bain

Joe Rose, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper take a trip down memory lane, sharing some of their best stories from decades covering South Florida sports. The guys discuss the challenges of covering struggling Dolphins teams, the difficulty of writing about good people who aren't producing, and the awkward final Dolphins coach's show with Nick Saban before he left Miami. Dave also reflects on dealing with athletes who disagreed with his reporting, while Bokamper shares old-school stories about the relationship between players and the media, including some unforgettable locker room moments. Joe adds his own classic stories from his years covering the Marlins in a conversation filled with behind-the-scenes sports media memories

Joe Rose, Dave Hyde, and Kim Bokamper discuss why Dolphins fans may need to be patient during a season filled with uncertainty. The guys break down Miami's new front office and coaching staff, a young roster, and the challenges of having significant dead money on the salary cap after a complete reset from the previous regime. They discuss how other NFL teams have successfully rebuilt through the draft, why Miami appears focused on building a sustainable future, and the biggest questions facing the roster — including whether the offensive line can improve and if Jonah Savaiinaea can bounce back after a difficult rookie season.

Hour 2 features a mix of ACC football talk, classic South Florida sports stories, and the latest headlines. Joe Rose is joined by Hollywood from ACC Media Days and Kim Bokamper in studio to discuss the possibility of the College Football Playoff expanding to 24 teams, Miami entering the season as the ACC favorite, and whether the Hurricanes can finally avoid the costly losses that have kept them from winning a conference title. The guys also discuss Bill Belichick's second season at North Carolina and compare his coaching style and personality to Nick Saban. The hour continues with Dave Hyde and Kim Bokamper sharing unforgettable stories from decades covering the Dolphins, including the challenges of covering losing teams, dealing with athletes upset over reporting, Nick Saban's awkward final days in Miami, old-school locker room moments, and Joe's own classic Marlins stories. Hollywood's Headlines wraps up the hour with discussion on Wimbledon ratings, the ESPYs, permanent daylight saving time, and Waymo's arrival in South Florida

Hour 1 opens with Argentina's stunning late comeback over England to punch its ticket to the World Cup Final against Spain, as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss England's late defensive collapse and compare Argentina's rally to some of the greatest comebacks in sports history. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Heat, with Giannis Antetokounmpo officially introduced in Miami today while LeBron James' free agency continues to dominate headlines. The guys debate the frontrunners to land LeBron, why Dave believes Golden State is the worst fit, and what Miami can offer to convince him to join the Heat. The hour also features Dolphins discussion centered around Jordyn Brooks' contract negotiations after leading the NFL in tackles, his value as one of Miami's top leaders, Patrick Paul's emergence as a leader, De'Von Achane's role on the team, and revisiting the Jaylen Waddle trade before wrapping up with an interview featuring new Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah, who discusses transferring to Miami, learning from Cam Ward, working with Shannon Dawson, and why he believes the Canes are built to compete for championships.

Joe Rose and the guys break down a busy day in sports, including the latest LeBron James sweepstakes, and the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro altercation, and Jordan Walker's Home Run Derby win. Dave Hyde joins the show to discuss LeBron's best fit, the Heat's offseason options, the Dolphins' tough schedule, Tyreek Hill's legacy in Miami, and the NFL's top quarterbacks. The crew also dives into the Miami Hurricanes ahead of ACC Media Days, discussing why Miami's transfer portal success and recruiting have made them one of the top teams in college football. Plus, more Dolphins talk, including Malik Willis, building a new culture, and what's next for Miami and LeBron James.

Hour 1 opens with reaction to Jordan Walker winning the Home Run Derby and the growing trend of major sporting events moving to streaming platforms like Netflix. Joe Rose and the guys then revisit the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro altercation, discussing the lingering tension from Miami building around Bam while Herro and Jimmy Butler were frequently involved in trade rumors, along with Draymond Green's recent exchange with Udonis Haslem. The conversation shifts to the LeBron James sweepstakes, with Joe joking that "The Decision" has turned into "The Indecision" as he and Dave Hyde debate whether Miami or Cleveland is the better fit and what the Heat's backup plan could be if they miss out. The hour also features Dolphins discussion centered around Miami's brutal schedule, the league's top quarterbacks, Tyreek Hill's legacy and whether the blockbuster trade was worth it, before wrapping up with Hurricanes talk as the guys discuss Clemson embracing the transfer portal, Miami's favorable ACC schedule, and whether the Canes should continue relying on transfer quarterbacks or develop one from within.

Hour 2 features World Cup discussion as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the Final Four, make their championship picks, and reminisce about the NFL's old consolation game for third place. The guys also react to an exciting Home Run Derby, revisit the reported Bam Adebayo-Tyler Herro conflict, and mix in some lighthearted conversation about Jamie trying Key lime pie and his dating life. The hour continues with a debate over the NFL's best quarterbacks, agreeing Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes sit atop the rankings before discussing Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Matthew Stafford, and why passing on Lamar remains one of the Dolphins' biggest mistakes. They wrap up with more LeBron James speculation, how he would fit with the Heat, a look at the top teams in the Eastern Conference, and discussion of the Panthers-Lightning rivalry heading into another NHL season.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the Dolphins' challenging schedule, with Miami set to face several of the NFL's top quarterbacks this season. The conversation expands to the league's elite signal-callers before turning to the Dolphins' roster, as Dave explains why he would pass on signing Stefon Diggs due to concerns about his off-the-field issues. The guys also reflect on Tyreek Hill's impact in Miami, comparing his playmaking ability to the legendary Mark Clayton-Mark Duper era with Dan Marino, while debating whether Hill's production outweighed the off-the-field baggage and if the Dolphins would make the blockbuster trade all over again.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde debate the NFL's quarterback hierarchy, agreeing that Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes deserve the top two spots before breaking down the crowded race behind them featuring names like Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson, and Matthew Stafford. The conversation turns to one of the Dolphins' biggest "what ifs," as Dave argues that passing on Lamar Jackson was among the franchise's worst decisions of the past 15 years. The guys revisit other costly mistakes Miami has made over the years before wrapping up by discussing which quarterbacks are poised to take the biggest leap this season.

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the latest on the LeBron James sweepstakes, debating where the four-time MVP is most likely to land. Dave believes the race has narrowed to Miami and Cleveland, arguing that LeBron's familiarity with both organizations makes them his most logical destinations while dismissing Philadelphia as an unlikely fit. The conversation also shifts to the Heat's contingency plans if they miss out on LeBron, as the guys discuss whether veterans like Klay Thompson, DeMar DeRozan, or Russell Westbrook could be realistic alternatives to bolster Miami's roster.

This week's Best of Dolphins episode features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discussing what fans should realistically expect from the Dolphins under a new regime, why patience will be key during the rebuilding process, and which young players could emerge as breakout stars this season. The guys also break down Miami's offensive line outlook, evaluate the team's overall direction heading into training camp, and take a trip down memory lane with classic stories from Joe's playing days under Don Shula, offering a look back at one of the greatest eras in Dolphins history.

This week's Best of Dolphins episode features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discussing what fans should realistically expect from the Dolphins under a new regime, why patience will be key during the rebuilding process, and which young players could emerge as breakout stars this season. The guys also break down Miami's offensive line outlook, evaluate the team's overall direction heading into training camp, and take a trip down memory lane with classic stories from Joe's playing days under Don Shula, offering a look back at one of the greatest eras in Dolphins history.

This week's Best of Dolphins episode features Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discussing what fans should realistically expect from the Dolphins under a new regime, why patience will be key during the rebuilding process, and which young players could emerge as breakout stars this season. The guys also break down Miami's offensive line outlook, evaluate the team's overall direction heading into training camp, and take a trip down memory lane with classic stories from Joe's playing days under Don Shula, offering a look back at one of the greatest eras in Dolphins history.

Dave jokes about wanting to start singing down in the Florida Keys now that he's not at the Sun Sentinel, leading to a lighthearted South Florida food and culture discussion with Joe Rose and Dave Hyde. The guys get into Key Lime Pie and are shocked to learn Jamie has never tried it, sparking some playful ribbing. They also touch on the influence of Cuban food in Miami and why it's such a staple of the city's identity. The segment closes with LeBron James talk, as the guys continue to argue that Miami represents his best chance to win another championship.

The LeBron James sweepstakes remain wide open as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down what will ultimately drive his decision—whether it's winning another championship, lifestyle factors like weather, playing with friends, or money. The guys debate the latest rumors around his possible landing spots, including what a move to Golden State would look like alongside Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, and whether that kind of ball-dominant trio could realistically work. The conversation also touches on recent Lakers roster moves and Stephen A. Smith's “Snowtime” joke, before shifting to Jimmy Butler's attention-grabbing behavior at the World Cup and how it fits his unpredictable public persona

Pat Riley's demanding leadership style takes center stage as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss how the Heat president has never been afraid to challenge his players with tough love, and why that approach has become far less common in today's sports landscape. The guys revisit the Jimmy Butler saga in Miami, examine how Riley handled the situation, and also look back at the Heat's decision to bench Kel'el Ware despite his obvious potential, debating the balance between player development, accountability, and maintaining the organization's championship culture.

LeBron James' free agency continues to generate speculation as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde debate whether the four-time NBA champion will choose the Heat, Warriors, or another contender. The guys explain why they believe Miami offers LeBron everything he's looking for—a chance to compete for another title, enjoy life off the court, and reunite with a championship-caliber organization—while imagining what a Big Three of LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Bam Adebayo could look like. The conversation also touches on Michael Jordan's legendary competitiveness on the golf course, Joe's memories of playing in Don Shula's annual golf tournament, and why the Celtics' decision to trade Jaylen Brown suggests there may have been more going on behind the scenes than the public knew.

Sergei Bobrovsky is heading to the Toronto Maple Leafs after seven seasons in Florida, bringing an end to a turbulent but successful run that included two Stanley Cup championships with the Panthers. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the highs and lows of his time in Florida and what his departure means for both sides moving forward. The guys also break down the intense pressure Bobrovsky will now face in Toronto's demanding media market compared to South Florida, and whether he can handle the spotlight in a much more scrutinized hockey environment. The segment closes with analysis of why the Panthers moved on, opting for Jacob Markstrom at a similar price point, and how both sides ultimately reached the point of no return

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss whether the Dolphins will make any additional moves before the start of the season as uncertainty continues to surround the roster. With plenty of young players and open competition heading into training camp, the guys break down which names could emerge as breakout contributors and how the coaching staff will evaluate a group filled with unknowns. They also address outside expectations, with some predicting Miami could struggle this season, and debate whether that outlook is fair given the roster construction. The conversation includes comparisons to past Dolphins players and eras, along with Joe sharing classic stories and memories from the Don Shula days and Miami's historic teams

Hour 4 opens with golf talk as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde react to the latest Phil Mickelson controversy and joke that both Mickelson and Tiger Woods have enough history for a podcast of their own, before reflecting on how golf's popularity peaked during their rivalry at the top of the sport. The conversation then shifts to NFL discussion with Mike Florio joining to break down Brendan Sorsby being denied access to the supplemental draft, comparisons to past league controversies, and broader issues including artificial turf versus natural grass, Terrion Arnold's arrest and release by the Lions, the Dolphins' aligned direction under a new GM and head coach, Brandon Aiyuk's trade demands in San Francisco, and Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis and concerns about long-term health in football. The hour closes with World Cup talk as Joe and Dave discuss massive crowds, expensive “Super Bowl-like” atmosphere at every match, Belgium's comeback win, and the tournament's biggest stars delivering on the global stage while Joe admits his rooting interests are not with Team USA, sparking debate on loyalty and fan perspective.

Hour 3 opens with the Marlins continuing their strong play and raising questions about whether they can realistically stay in the playoff race after outperforming expectations all season. The discussion shifts to the World Cup, where Team USA advances to the Round of 16 after a win over Bosnia and Herzegovina and now faces Belgium, with buzz around the tournament growing globally and Balogun's red card creating a major setback for the U.S. squad. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde also debate whether the Dolphins can find long-term stability after another offseason of significant roster turnover under a new regime that has evaluated nearly every part of the organization. The hour then moves into a lighter South Florida conversation as Dave jokes about life in the Keys, sparking talk about Key Lime Pie, Cuban food culture in Miami, and Jamie's surprising lack of experience with local staples, before naturally circling back to LeBron James and why Miami remains his best chance to win another title. The segment also touches on college football uncertainty surrounding Brendan Sorsby and wraps with confusion around Boston's decision to move on from Jaylen Brown in a trade for Paul George.

Hour 2 continues with the LeBron James sweepstakes as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde debate what will ultimately shape his decision—winning, lifestyle, teammates, or money—and break down potential landing spots including a possible fit with the Warriors alongside Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, while also reacting to Stephen A. Smith's “Snowtime” Lakers joke and Jimmy Butler's unpredictable World Cup behavior. The discussion then shifts to the NHL, where Sergei Bobrovsky is reportedly heading to the Maple Leafs after seven seasons in Florida, ending a run that included two Stanley Cups with the Panthers, and the guys break down what it means for both sides along with Florida's move to Jacob Markstrom. The hour also touches on a more competitive Eastern Conference across sports and wraps with Dolphins talk, including expectations for the upcoming season, training camp competition, breakout candidates from a young roster, and Joe's classic stories from the Don Shula era

Hour 1 covers a busy sports landscape as the rise of pro teams in Las Vegas sparks discussion about how much the sports world has changed, while Team USA advances past Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Round of 32 to set up a matchup with Belgium in the World Cup. The NBA takes center stage with Jaylen Brown being traded from the Celtics to the 76ers in a blockbuster move that draws heavy criticism in Boston and raises questions about what led to the split. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde also continue to track LeBron James' free agency, debating potential landing spots and whether Miami still has a real chance to land him, while also looking at how a strong Heat roster could still take shape even without him and what a bounce-back season could look like for Nikola Jovic. The conversation also revisits Pat Riley's demanding leadership style and the Heat culture of accountability through past situations involving Jimmy Butler and Kel'el Ware, alongside Marlins history talk, including the 2003 World Series run, and lighter personal stories from Joe's past in college and with the Dolphins

Mike Florio joins Joe Rose and Dave Hyde to break down a wide range of NFL storylines, starting with Brendan Sorsby being denied access to the supplemental draft and how the league's decision compares to past controversy cases like Kayshon Boutte. The discussion moves to player safety and field conditions, including the ongoing debate over artificial turf versus natural grass across the NFL and whether a league-wide switch is realistic. Florio also weighs in on the Terrion Arnold situation following his arrest and subsequent release by the Lions, and whether another team would take a chance on him. The conversation shifts to the Dolphins' offseason direction under a new GM and head coach, with Florio crediting the organization for being aligned and attempting to build a tougher culture. The segment also covers Brandon Aiyuk's contract dispute with the 49ers and Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis, with discussion on long-term health concerns tied to football

Hour 2 features the Heat adding Tim Hardaway Jr. and what his arrival means for Miami's rotation under Erik Spoelstra, with the guys giving Spoelstra credit for consistently maximizing his roster. The discussion then turns to the ongoing LeBron James sweepstakes, with Miami, Cleveland, and Golden State emerging as the primary contenders and debate centered on which destination gives him the best chance to win another title. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde argue Miami is the strongest basketball fit, while questioning whether a move to Golden State would be more of a farewell tour than a serious championship push given the Warriors' aging core. The hour also includes Marlins talk following their red-hot stretch and dominant win over the Rockies, including praise for Griffin Conine, plus Dolphins offensive line concerns centered on Kadyn Proctor's development at left guard, Austin Jackson's health at right tackle, and Miami's lack of depth behind the starters

Hour 4 is dominated by continued reaction to LeBron James officially becoming a free agent after leaving the Lakers, as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down where he could land and what Miami's chances really are. The guys evaluate the main contenders—Miami, Cleveland, and Golden State—while discussing what makes each situation appealing for LeBron at this stage of his career, including Miami's strong win-now roster and the potential surge in national attention and TV ratings if he returns to the Heat. The conversation also explores whether other teams could enter the mix, the evolving dynamics of modern NBA stardom, and Pat Riley's historic career building championship teams across multiple eras. The segment closes with reaction to Norman Powell signing with the Bulls, potential Panthers interest in Zach Werenski, and broader NBA and NHL roster movement as free agency heats up, plus lingering tension in Boston around Jaylen Brown and the Celtics.

With NBA free agency underway, all eyes remain on LeBron James as speculation continues to swirl about his next destination. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss what appears to be a three-team race between the Heat, Cavaliers, and Warriors, debating which situation gives LeBron the best chance to compete for another championship. Dave argues Miami is the clear frontrunner from a basketball standpoint, while questioning whether a move to Golden State would be more of a farewell tour alongside Stephen Curry than a legitimate title pursuit. The guys also examine the Warriors' aging core and why the entire NBA remains on LeBron watch until he makes his decision.

Kadyn Proctor has made a strong early impression at left guard, giving the Dolphins reason for optimism along the offensive line. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss whether Proctor could eventually move to right tackle if Austin Jackson isn't healthy to start the season, while also evaluating Miami's overall outlook up front. Although the projected starting five looks promising, the guys question whether the Dolphins have enough depth to withstand injuries. They also highlight Proctor's weight as the biggest concern surrounding his development, emphasizing the importance of staying in shape throughout his NFL career.

LeBron James is officially a free agent after leaving the Lakers, setting off a league-wide frenzy over where he will land next. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down the main contenders, with Miami, Cleveland, and Golden State emerging as the early front-runners, while also debating whether other teams could realistically enter the mix. The guys discuss what makes each destination appealing to LeBron at this stage of his career, including Miami's case as the best win-now situation and the potential spike in national attention and TV ratings if he returns to the Heat. The segment wraps with a look at growing tension in Boston involving Jaylen Brown and the Celtics

The Heat continue to reshape their roster after signing Tim Hardaway Jr., adding a durable veteran wing who has consistently been one of the NBA's most reliable players and fits well alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde break down what Hardaway brings to Miami while discussing the biggest remaining question of the offseason: where LeBron James will play next. Dave makes the case that Miami gives LeBron his best opportunity to compete for another championship, while the guys also examine the timing of LeBron's decision following the Lakers' move to pick up Bronny James' team option and the latest speculation surrounding the Warriors' pursuit of a star-studded roster.

Hour 4 opens with Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discussing how the Panthers and Heat continue to operate as model franchises, with Florida already built around a strong core while Miami works to complete its roster ahead of NBA and NHL free agency. The Marlins' hot 19–6 June stretch also keeps South Florida sports rolling. Paul Tenorio, author of The Messi Effect, then joins to break down the long process behind Lionel Messi's move to Inter Miami, Jorge Mas' vision, and MLS still struggling to fully capitalize on its biggest star. He also weighs in on the World Cup landscape, the U.S. needing continued development through MLS, and names France as the favorite with Mexico as a dark horse. The hour wraps with Dolphins discussion as the team faces a likely rebuilding season and questions about who will step up.

Paraguay's dramatic penalty shootout upset over Germany leads Joe Rose and Dave Hyde into a discussion about the pressure of performing in the biggest moments and Team USA's chances of making a deep World Cup run. The guys also react to Uruguay reportedly making its players pay their own way home after a disappointing tournament exit. Dave shares why he's not a fan of deciding matches with penalty kicks, sparking a broader conversation about rule changes in sports, including MLB's pitch clock, ghost runner, the ABS challenge system, and the role of umpires. Joe wraps up the segment with a funny story about former MLB pitcher Al Leiter and his memorable relationship with umpires.

Andrew Wiggins is officially staying in Miami after opting into his contract and signing an extension with the Heat. Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss why Wiggins is an ideal complementary piece alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo, as well as what his new deal means for Miami's roster moving forward. The conversation then shifts to the Panthers, where the guys examine the uncertainty surrounding Sergei Bobrovsky's contract negotiations, what it could mean for Florida's goaltending situation, and why they still believe the Panthers boast one of the NHL's deepest forward groups. They also share thoughts on Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods before joking that the two golf legends should start a podcast together.

Hour 1 opens with the Marlins' thrilling comeback win over the Rockies, fueled by Griffin Conine's clutch three-run pinch-hit homer, as Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss whether Miami has played well enough to become buyers at the trade deadline. The conversation shifts to the Panthers adding Radko Gudas, the uncertainty surrounding Sergei Bobrovsky's future, and why both the Panthers and Heat have consistently remained among South Florida's model franchises. The guys also react to Andrew Wiggins returning to the Heat on a new extension, debate Team USA's World Cup chances following Paraguay's upset of Germany, discuss the pressure of penalty kicks and potential rule changes in sports, and wrap up with stories about MLB umpires, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods, plus Joe's memories of playing in two Super Bowls and Dave Hyde being named Sportswriter of the Year on his final day at the Sun Sentinel.

Hour 3 opens with Wimbledon underway, as Dave Hyde compares the tradition and pressure of the tournament to The Masters before the conversation shifts to NBA offseason chaos. The guys discuss the Heat re-signing Andrew Wiggins, wild speculation around the Warriors potentially assembling a superteam core featuring LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Anthony Davis, and Draymond Green, and whether a LeBron return to Miami is truly off the table. They also touch on growing tension in Boston between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, as well as whether the Marlins could become trade deadline buyers. The hour then turns to Miami Hurricanes football, where expectations are high after a strong recruiting class, continued success with transfer quarterbacks like Cam Ward, Carson Beck, and Darian Mensah, and the program's rising national profile. Joe shares stories about attending high school football games, the Canes' resurgence, and Michael Irvin's lasting presence around the program before wrapping with more Messi discussion and overall excitement around South Florida sports.

Hour 2 features Dave Hyde being named Sportswriter of the Year, along with excitement building in Miami as Lionel Messi and Argentina prepare to play at Hard Rock Stadium in a major World Cup showcase. The guys discuss the massive impact of Inter Miami owner Jorge Mas in elevating both the franchise and MLS as a whole, as well as the rising cost of World Cup tickets. The conversation shifts to the Panthers adding Radko Gudas and how Florida continues to build a tougher, more physical identity, before Joe Rose shares classic stories from his playing days with the Dolphins under Don Shula, including memorable behind-the-scenes moments, coaching dynamics, and the culture of accountability in that era. The hour wraps with Dolphins season predictions, where Joe acknowledges the roster's limitations, compares Miami's situation to other NFL rebuilds, and highlights the offensive line and run game as potential strengths despite overall uncertainty.

On Tuesday, Joe Rose and Dave Hyde cover a busy day in South Florida sports, starting with the Marlins' continued hot streak and whether Miami should be buyers at the deadline. They discuss the Panthers adding Radko Gudas and ongoing questions in goal, along with the Heat extending Andrew Wiggins as NBA and NHL free agency approaches. The show also includes Dolphins outlook talk, with Joe emphasizing patience during a roster rebuild, plus classic Don Shula-era stories from his playing days. The guys react to Messi and Argentina playing in Miami, Inter Miami's global impact, World Cup storylines, NBA offseason buzz including LeBron speculation, Hurricanes football expectations, and wrap with overall reaction to a packed sports landscape.

Joe Rose returns from vacation alongside longtime columnist Dave Hyde, who joins the show following his departure from the Sun Sentinel after 36 years as he reflects on retirement and what's next. The guys react to a massive stretch of South Florida sports news, including the Panthers' blockbuster trade for Brady Tkachuk and what it means for an already loaded roster, along with questions surrounding Sergei Bobrovsky's future in goal. They also break down the Heat's franchise-changing acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo, debating roster construction, title expectations, and whether Miami gave up too much in the deal. The conversation continues with Marlins success, NBA offseason ripple effects, and whether LeBron James could ever return to Miami, while also diving into the bizarre Brendan Sorsby situation after the NFL denied him entry into the Supplemental Draft amid gambling concerns. The show also touches on World Cup buzz, MLB rule changes, and youth sports stories during an unusually packed South Florida sports news cycle.

Joe Rose returns from vacation just in time to react to an unforgettable stretch in South Florida sports, joined by longtime columnist Dave Hyde, who discusses his departure from the Sun Sentinel after 36 years and what's next in his career. The conversation quickly shifts to the Panthers' blockbuster acquisition of Brady Tkachuk and what it means for an already loaded roster, including questions surrounding Sergei Bobrovsky's future in net and Bill Zito's long-term plan. The guys also break down the Heat's franchise-changing trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, discussing why Miami desperately needed another superstar, how the players sent to Milwaukee fit with the Bucks, and whether Pat Riley could have another move in store as the Heat continue building around Giannis and Bam Adebayo. The hour also features Marlins talk, highlighted by Otto Lopez's breakout season and Miami's remarkable success despite having the lowest payroll in baseball, along with World Cup discussion as Lionel Messi continues to shine and boost the profile of both Inter Miami and MLS.

Hour 2 opens with World Cup discussion as the guys react to the electric atmosphere surrounding the tournament, the soaring ticket prices in South Florida, and why Inter Miami's bold decision to sign Lionel Messi has exceeded every expectation. They debate whether Messi has officially cemented himself as the greatest soccer player of all time and compare his longevity and competitive drive to legends like Tom Brady and Novak Djokovic. The conversation then shifts to the latest on Brendan Sorsby after the NFL denied him entry into the Supplemental Draft, forcing him to put his professional football career on hold. Joe, Dave Hyde, and the crew discuss whether the league made the right decision, how Sorsby's gambling addiction has impacted his future, and the broader issue of addiction in professional sports. The hour wraps with South Florida offseason talk as the guys break down the Heat's remaining free agency options around Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo, including reported interest in Tim Hardaway Jr. and the debate over Andrew Wiggins versus Norman Powell, while also discussing the Panthers' looming decision on Sergei Bobrovsky and what comes next for the team.

Hour 3 opens with major South Florida sports headlines as the Heat land Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Panthers add Brady Tkachuk, while the Marlins continue their strong play and optimism builds across the region. The conversation then turns to the ongoing Brendan Sorsby situation, with all three football leagues reportedly denying him entry amid serious gambling allegations, sparking debate about whether he should sit out the season or attempt a reset via junior college. The guys also react to Dave Hyde's emotional goodbye to the Sun Sentinel after 36 years, as he reflects on retirement, aging, and what comes next. From there, the discussion shifts back to Panthers goaltending questions, Miami's growing appeal as a free agent destination, and whether a LeBron James return to the Heat is still a real possibility

After saying goodbye to the Sun Sentinel following a 36-year career, Dave Hyde reflects on retirement, getting older, and what comes next as he adjusts to life away from the daily newspaper grind. He discusses whether he'll miss the routine of sportswriting, what he hopes to do with his newfound free time, and whether retirement will be as relaxing as it sounds. The conversation then shifts back to South Florida sports as the guys debate the Panthers' plans at goaltender, why Florida has become one of the NHL's premier destinations for free agents, and whether a reunion between LeBron James and the Heat could still be a realistic possibility.

Award-winning columnist Dave Hyde joins Kim Bokamper on Out to Pasture for an honest conversation about his next chapter after leaving the Sun Sentinel and launching his new Substack.Bo and Dave also dive into the Miami Dolphins' rebuild under Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan, discuss why the organization finally seems to have a long-term vision, debate the Brandon Sorsby supplemental draft situation, and share thoughts on Malik Willis, the quarterback room, the Panthers, Heat, Mike Westhoff's Hall of Fame honor, and much more.Topics include:-Dave Hyde's next chapter after the Sun Sentinel-Why the Dolphins' rebuild feels different-Jeff Hafley & Jon-Eric Sullivan's vision-Malik Willis and Miami's quarterback future-Brandon Sorsby and the supplemental draft-Mike Westhoff's Hall of Fame recognition-Panthers, Heat and South Florida sportsOut 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.

"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