Podcasts about Florida Panthers

This Detroit Red Wings podcast breaks down the playoff math with 24 games remaining in the season. Hockeytown analysis covers team MVP candidates and a wild start to Olympic hockey updates during the NHL break. (00:00) - Intro & Olympic Talk Sweden advances past Italy in a nail-biter as Olympic hockey delivers early drama. (03:40) - Red Wings Playoff Chances Detroit sits at 72 points through 58 games - is that enough for Todd McLellan's squad amidst the Atlantic Division chaos? Or is even a minor Steve Yzerman trade necessary? (18:15) - Team MVP Discussion   Moritz Seider's runaway season as the best player in the Winged Wheel, as well as appreciation for John Gibson, Alex DeBrincat's work alongside Patrick Kane, and Lucas Raymond. (26:35) - Broadcasting Changes Updates on the Detroit Red Wings (and Tigers) broadcast, Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond not going anywhere, and what it means for fans,  (29:55) - Olympics Recap Italy's stunning run nearly spoils Swedens start, and Slafkovsky helps Slovakia stun Finland. Also, Team USA dominate Canada in the women's tournament. (51:20) - NHL Notes How the Florida Panthers may end up with a top 10 pick (Gavin McKenna?) in this year's NHL Draft. (55:25) - Overtime Q&A Your questions on playoff positioning, Olympic rosters, and Red Wings analysis. --- WWP Night at the LCA Night (March 21st) tickets at wingedwheelpodcast.com/redwings Support the show: Patreon.com/WingedWheelPodcast Head over to wingedwheelpodcast.com to find all the ways to listen, how to support the show, and so much more!

Panthers play-by-play announcer Steve Goldstein joins the show to discuss a challenging season for Florida, citing the toll of three straight trips to the Stanley Cup and a roster plagued by injuries. He explains why he anticipated a tough year after last season's second Cup run and notes that many players are away representing their countries in the Olympics, limiting the team's ability to use the break. The conversation also touches on Team USA's chances in the Olympics before shifting to the NFL, where Goldstein shares his thoughts on the Dolphins and their potential pursuit of quarterback Malik Willis.

In Hour 4, the guys dive into betting insights for the Winter Olympics before Chef Andre joins from Catch and Cut to talk about all the big things happening at the restaurant and promote Sunday brunch. Panthers play-by-play announcer Steve Goldstein also joins to break down Florida's challenging season, discussing the toll of three straight Stanley Cup runs, a roster hit by injuries, and the impact of Olympic play. He shares his thoughts on Team USA's chances in the Olympics and weighs in on the Dolphins' potential pursuit of quarterback Malik Willis, offering his take on how Miami should approach the position.

On Thursday's show, the guys cover the Heat's win before the All-Star break and the Dolphins' interest in quarterback Malik Willis, breaking down QB fits, personality traits, and offseason options. Joe and Hollywood dive into the wild world of youth sports, from over-the-top parents to travel ball pressures, while Kim Bokamper weighs in on Dolphins decisions, NBA All-Star Weekend, and Pickleball. Hurricanes head coach Jai Lucas discusses his team's growth and recruiting elite talent, and Panthers announcer Steve Goldstein talks Florida's injury struggles, Olympic play, and Team USA's chances, with Chef Andre highlighting the latest at Catch and Cut, including Sunday brunch. It's a packed show covering the top storylines across sports.

The next era of the Windy City Benders Podcast is here! We're excited to announce that we've officially joined the Inside The Rink Podcast Network to help take the show to the next level. As one of the top sources for hockey news, it only makes sense to call Inside The Rink home. Be sure to check out insidetherink.com for all your hockey coverage.In this episode, the guys break down the Frank Seravalli bombshell from last Friday regarding the conditions tied to the first-round pick the Blackhawks received from the Florida Panthers in the Seth Jones trade. Tanner offers a glass-half-full perspective, explaining how, with a little luck, that pick could still end up as high as 10th overall for Chicago.The conversation then shifts to a preview of the upcoming Men's Olympic Hockey Tournament. The crew discusses pool winners, medal predictions, and potential individual award winners. They wrap things up by taking a closer look at Team USA — evaluating the roster, expectations, and who could emerge as the hero for the Stars and Stripes.Hosts:Jarom @ZachJaromTannerX: @WCBPodcastInstagram: @WCBPodcastFacebook: WCBPodcast..#nhl #hockey #blackhawks #icehockey #chicagoblackhawks #podcast 

With the Dolphins seemingly entering a rebuild and the Heat / Panthers having down seasons, we try to name the new face of South Florida sports.

The quest for gold is on! On this episode, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive share their thoughts on the 12 hockey nations competing for medals at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. In addition to breaking down each of the three groups, Doug and Jameson also make their three picks for which teams will be leaving the tournament with bronze, silver and gold. Leading the NHL, the Florida Panthers are sending 10 players to the tournament. Highlights include: • International best-on-best hockey is back! (1:30) • Looking at Group A. (9:30) • Looking at Group B. (14:40) • Looking at Group C. (24:10) • Who's winning gold? (51:15)

Two hockey fans from South Florida – Tori Warenik and Guillermo Torrente – team up to provide knowledge you can get anywhere about their favorite NHL team: the Florida Panthers. These two friends will post weekly updates during the NHL season on Panthers games and talk about news around the league. 

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This week's Best of The Joe Rose Show features conversations with Dave Hyde, Mike Florio, Kyle Crabbs, and Chris Perkins as the guys break down the Heat standing pat at the trade deadline, the Panthers dealing with mounting injuries as the NHL pauses for the Winter Olympics, the Dolphins' offseason outlook, and the biggest storylines surrounding Super Bowl Sunday. The episode wraps with a one-on-one with Marlins manager Clayton McCullough.

"Yo, you see Ryen Russillo's Instagram story?" The Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning have the most heated rivalry in the NHL. No, not THAT Heated Rivalry. And after a failed pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Dan, Mike, and Zas go through the list of stars the Heat couldn't land, and Jeremy is unhinged going scorched earth on...well... seemingly everyone else involved in this saga. Today's cast: Dan, Zaslow, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, and Roy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Stroud and Steve Versnick on the Tampa Bay Lightning's 6-1 win over the Florida Panthers as tempers flare again after Nikita Kucherov is targeted. Plus a Super Bowl preview, NFL Honors and the first look at the Rays stadium renderings for HCC Campus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joe and Hollywood cover a packed South Florida sports slate as the Panthers get smashed by the Lightning in a chippy rivalry game before the Olympic break, while the Heat shock everyone by standing pat at the NBA trade deadline, sparking debate about Spo and young players like Kel'el Ware. With Super Bowl Sunday looming, the crew looks back at iconic moments like Malcolm Butler's goal-line interception, breaks down this year's matchup, shares favorite Super Bowl foods, and rolls out a full slate of prop bets. The show also dives into NFL news including award winners, Hall of Fame discussions, Tom Brady's neutrality controversy, and what the Dolphins should do at quarterback. Guests Dave Hyde and Mike Florio join to weigh in on the Heat's direction, the Panthers' injuries, major NFL storylines, and everything surrounding the biggest sports weekend of the year.

Hour 4 begins with a conversation about this year's halftime show headlined by Bad Bunny. Then Mike Florio joins and breaks down all the biggest storylines in the NFL ahead of the big game including the Jon Gruden lawsuit. The hour wraps with one last look at the big game and some prop bets including Super Bowl MVP.

Tom Brady gets a lot of heat from his former teammates for him saying he doesn't have a dog in the race in this year's Super Bowl. A look at next year's potential Pro Football HOF class as it includes some great players with questionable pasts. The hour wraps with Joe explaining that the Super Bowl is basically a holiday and a massive event.

Dave Hyde joins and weighs in on the Heat's quiet trade deadline, but still understands the vision of the organization. Hyde agrees with Joe that coach Spo needs to play Kel'el Ware more minutes. Also discusses the injury plagued Panthers after their loss to Tampa Bay last night. Conversation shifts to the Dolphins and their QB situation, Joe and Dave ponder the possibility of signing Malik Willis. The interview wraps with Dave's Super Bowl pick and his food plans for the big game.

Hour 2 includes Joe urging the Miami Heat to give their young players more minutes, particularly Kel'el Ware. Joe breaks down the Panthers getting smashed in Tampa Bay as the NHL takes a break for the winter Olympics. Joe makes his Super Bowl prop bet picks. The hour wraps with Dave Hyde joining and breaking down all the biggest storylines in south Florida sports as well as taking a look ahead to the big game.

The Heat make no moves at the NBA trade deadline, even after weeks of rumors and speculation. Joe also urges coach Spo to play Kel'el Ware more minutes. The Panthers lose big to the Lightning in a game that ended with a 3rd period brawl. Now the NHL takes a break as the Winter Olympics get going. Super Bowl 60 is this Sunday and Joe looks back on the last time the Patriots and Seahawks met in the Super Bowl.

The Panthers get smashed by the Lightning in their final game before the Winter Olympic break, as things get chippy in the final few minutes. Meanwhile, after all the speculation, the Miami Heat make no moves at the NBA trade deadline. Miami was the only team in the eastern conference not to make a trade yesterday. Plus a look ahead to Marlins FanFest and a discussion about Carnival games.

After enduring a storm of adversity and injuries, the Florida Panthers have arrived at the Olympic break sitting eight points out of a playoff spot with 25 critical games remaining. On this episode of Territory Talk, co-hosts Doug Plagens and Jameson Olive look at what the Panthers will need to do coming out of the break, as well as share some thoughts on what they've learned during the games leading up to this point. Plus, some big news came out of nowhere on Friday. Highlights include: • Big news of the day. (3:10) • The Panthers have 25 games to make a run. (9:30) • Lessons from this season so far. (19:45)

Tobin tries to look for the positives in the upcoming Heat schedule after no moves were made by the team before the trade deadline yesterday… the chances are looking rather bleak to say the least. The gang discusses the status of who will be at QB for the Dolphins next season, do the Dolphins try to move Tua now or let him play this year out? We then dip into our mixed bag as we hear from Paul Maurice as the Cats go into the winter break in a terrible position in the playoff standings; as well as Shams on why the Grizzlies were not able to move Ja before the trade deadline!

We roll right into the second hour and Tobin teases the Marlins new uniforms as they are set to make their reveal tomorrow at the Marlins fan fest along with their Half of Fame class this year; Tobin and Leroy discuss who they believe will be in that class! The gang discusses their lackluster feelings towards this year's Super Bowl. We try to tickle Leroy's fancy with the weekend slate, but end up in a rather scintillating conversation about the controversy surrounding the Winter Olympics involving enlarged male private parts…?

It's a jam-packed Friday show as the gang works through the NBA trade deadline hangover and their growing frustration with the Heat's direction after standing pat. Super Bowl apathy creeps in, along with plenty of Heat talk—including questioning Giannis' legitimacy and scratching heads over Erik Spoelstra's comments on Kel'el Ware's minutes. The crew also hits on Marlins Fan Fest buzz with a uniform tease and Hall of Fame speculation, debates the Dolphins' QB future with Tua, and dives into a mixed bag featuring Panthers struggles and Ja Morant trade deadline chatter. Things wrap up with Super Bowl prop bets, Olympic controversy that takes a wild turn, and a fiery round of You're Dead to Me as some familiar targets catch strays to close the week.

Today's show is packed with major storylines from around the NHL as the playoff race tightens and big headlines continue to shake the league. We kick things off with Jarvis joining Team Canada and what it means for the international stage before diving into a harsh reality check for a couple of contenders — are the Florida Panthers and Toronto Maple Leafs officially cooked?With games getting tighter across the league, the guys break down why we're seeing more one-goal battles and what that means for teams trying to hang on down the stretch. We also dig into the blockbuster buzz around Artemi Panarin heading to Los Angeles and what that move could do to the Western Conference power balance.Elsewhere, the Columbus Blue Jackets are making a surprising push, the Pittsburgh Penguins are fighting to stay alive, and the Nashville Predators face some big organizational questions moving forward. Plus — who exactly are the Seattle Kraken right now, and what direction are they headed?We wrap things up with Fill in the Blank (bet365), discuss whether Aleksander Barkov should return, and touch on the buzz surrounding the Milan Games.You can get involved with all the NHL futures action over on bet365 by using the promo code NATION at bet365.comConnect with us on ⬇️TwitterInstagramWebsiteDaily Faceoff Merch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli recap the Tampa Bay Lightning's 6-1 win over the Florida Panthers, look back at this 19-1-1 stretch the team is on and look ahead to the Olympics hockey tournament which start next week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Florida Panthers 6-1 to run their streak to 19-1-1. The 6 goals were all scored by Olympians that are heading to Italy today to play in the Winter Olympics. Andrei Vasilevskiy is now tied for the NHL lead in wins with 27, Nikita Kucherov has his 13th 10-game point streak of his career and the Bolts have won 9 straight games at Benchmark International Arena. The Lightning will break until February 18th when they return to practice. They won't play again until Wednesday, February 25th when the Toronto Maple Leafs come to town.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00) Skiing and snowboarding… What's the appeal really?(21:51.085)(34:05.926)WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT: Bruins lose 5-4 in the shootout to the Florida Panthers. The short-handed Celtics dominate Houston, 114-93.Please note: Timecodes may shift by a few minutes due to inserted ads. Because of copyright restrictions, portions—or entire segments—may not be included in the podcast.CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & HARDY: linktr.ee/ToucherandHardyFor the latest updates, visit the show page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow 98.5 The Sports Hub on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Watch the show every morning on YouTube, and subscribe to stay up-to-date with all the best moments from Boston's home for sports!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Alberga, Hahn and Meaney dissect all the angles of the Los Angeles Kings acquiring Artemi Panarin from the New York Rangers and identify all the potential teammate beneficiaries. The guys answer mailbag questions on some goalie surprises of late, including Jet Greaves and Elvis Merzlikins since the Columbus Blue Jackets' coaching change to Rick Bowness and what to do with other goalies like Sergei Bobrovsky and Linus Ullmark. Then, in "On the Money," presented by Bet365.ca, the guys give their favorite sides and props for the final day before the Olympics break and also some futures angles. Topics discussed in the betting segment include the Pacific Division title race after the Panarin trade to Los Angeles, the Florida Panthers being plus money to make the playoffs and individual awards candidates like Zach Werenski and Jon Cooper.

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NBA Trade Deadline Day has the Heat back in the spotlight as Giannis rumors continue to swirl around Miami. Panthers vs. Lightning tonight puts one of the state's best rivalries on display. We also take a look at some other rivalries in South Florida sports — and why Dolphins vs. Jets hasn't felt like one in a long time.

Thursday's show includes reaction to Dolphins coordinators speaking about Tua Tagovailoa, discuss why Tua cannot return next season, and break down the team's draft strategy following QB coach Nathaniel Hackett's departure. The Panthers get a big win over the Bruins, while NBA Trade Deadline buzz heats up with the Heat in the middle of Giannis rumors and Anthony Davis traded to the Wizards. Miami Hurricanes head coach Jai Lucas joins to talk roster management, recruiting, and player development. Joe, Bokamper, and Hollywood debate their top 5 NFL quarterbacks, including Mahomes, Allen, Lamar Jackson, and surprises like Justin Herbert. Chef Andre joins from Catch & Cut with new restaurant updates, and the show also previews tonight's intense Panthers vs. Lightning rivalry matchup.

Hour 1 opens with reaction to Dolphins coordinators addressing the media and what was said about the passing game and Tua Tagovailoa, as Joe argues Tua is untradeable and Miami must move in a different direction at quarterback. The Dolphins also lose QB coach Nathaniel Hackett to the Cardinals, creating another key vacancy on the offensive staff. The Panthers pick up a big win over the Bruins with Brad Marchand scoring the game-winner against his former team. Plus, it's NBA Trade Deadline Day and the Heat remain in the middle of Giannis rumors as Panthers vs. Lightning tonight highlights one of the best rivalries in the state.

Hour 2 kicks off with Anthony Davis getting traded to the Wizards, sparking a look back at the Luka-for-Davis deal and whether it might be one of the worst trades in sports history. Joe draws hilarious parallels between the Dallas situation and relationship drama he's seen firsthand, leading to a funny detour into cheating scandals, celebrity dating, and stories involving Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn. The conversation then shifts to Malachi Toney, who took over at quarterback in high school, led his team to a state championship, and made an incredible impact as a freshman at Miami, with Joe comparing him to Ohio State's Jeramiah Smith. We wrap the hour with Hollywood's Headlines as Kim Bokamper joins with a humorous hometown sports update, reactions to strong ratings for the Stadium Series and NBC Sunday Night Basketball, news of Gavin McKenna's assault charge, a Lakers mascot incident, and Bokamper reminiscing about the notorious Dolphins fan “Dolfan Denny.”

Hour 4 kicks off with Joe, Bokamper, and Hollywood ranking their top 5 NFL quarterbacks, with all three agreeing on Mahomes, Allen, and Lamar Jackson, while debating whether Joe Burrow belongs and Joe surprises with Justin Herbert on his list. Caleb Williams just misses the cut, sparking discussion on where the young star fits among the league's elite QBs. Chef Andre joins from Bokamper's restaurant Catch & Cut, teasing new menu items and poking fun as a Patriots fan at Joe and Bokamper's Dolphins loyalties. The conversation then shifts to NBA trade buzz, including Anthony Davis being traded to the Wizards and whether the Heat will make a move to shake up their roster. The hour wraps with a look ahead to the Panthers taking on their rival Tampa Bay Lightning tonight after a big win last night.

Doug Plagens joins the show for an update on the Panthers and his groundbreaking idea that will change Super Bowl watch parties.

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Hour 3 opens with the Heat's tough loss on 06 Championship Night, leaving Spoelstra frustrated with the team's inconsistency, while the discussion pivots to the NHL's midseason Olympic break and concerns over players risking injury representing their countries. Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins to talk building on last season, calling Kyle Stowers a “building block,” weighing in on Agustín Ramírez's development behind the plate, and praising the versatility and leadership of Jacob Marsee. He also shares optimism about Eury Perez, Braxton Garrett, Max Meyer, and Sandy Alcantara's resilience and professionalism. The hour wraps with Joe and Hollywood debating the best Super Bowl foods, grilling mishaps, Joe's love for burgers, Flanigan's Super Bowl specials, and Hollywood's take that the Heat likely won't make any big moves before tomorrow's trade deadline.

The Heat suffer a tough loss on 06 Championship Night, leaving Spoelstra frustrated with the team's inconsistency. The conversation shifts to the Olympics landing in the middle of the NHL season, the only league to pause midseason for international play. Concerns grow over potential injuries, as players give it their all representing their countries on the world stage.

Wednesday's show starts with the Heat getting crushed on 06 Championship Night, leaving Spoelstra frustrated amid a lack of roster consistency, while NBA trade buzz heats up with James Harden landing in Cleveland and everyone waiting on Giannis news. The Panthers' struggles continue, compounded by injuries and the challenge of a post-Olympic playoff push. Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins to discuss building on last season, praising Kyle Stowers, Agustín Ramírez, Jacob Marsee, and the pitching staff, including Sandy Alcantara's resilience and leadership. Joe and Hollywood weigh in on Super Bowl weekend, debating the best foods, grill mishaps, and key quarterback storylines, including whether Drake Maye's historic start earns him “elite” status. The show also looks back at South Florida's greatest championship runs, from the Heat with LeBron to the 2003 Marlins and the Panthers' improbable 8-seed finals run.

The Heat get blown out by the Hawks on a night meant to honor the 2006 championship team, making the loss even more disappointing with franchise legends in the building. NBA trade chatter ramps up after a busy day across the league, while everyone continues to wait on Giannis Antetokounmpo news and what it could mean for Miami. Joe points out the frustrating lack of consistency on the Heat roster and shifts to the Panthers, who have a lot of work to do after the Winter Olympic break to stay in the playoff hunt. A Kyle Crabbs replay airs before the conversation turns to Super Bowl weekend, where Joe breaks down the quarterback storylines, shares why he likes Seattle, and reiterates that the Dolphins must find a new QB next season.

Hour 4 kicks off with a Heat ticket giveaway featuring a trivia question about the 2006 championship run, followed by a look back at South Florida's best sports runs, including the Heat with LeBron, the 2003 Marlins, and the Panthers' unlikely 8-seed run to the finals. The conversation shifts to the struggling Panthers, dealing with injuries and the toll of back-to-back championship expectations. Finally, the Super Bowl takes center stage, debating whether Drake Maye's historic start at quarterback qualifies him as elite, comparing him to Joe Burrow, and others in a classic QB debate.

Boomer, Pinder & Rhett are joined by TSN NHL insider Darren Dreger on the Insider Hotline to break down the upcoming NHL trade freeze and the growing rumours surrounding Artemi Panarin. The guys also dive into the future of Nazem Kadri with the Calgary Flames, discuss Matthew Schaefer's emergence with the New York Islanders, and hit on what could be coming for the Edmonton Oilers, Dallas Stars, and Florida Panthers as the league approaches a critical stretch of the season.Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/c1cFOx3g05I#nhl #nhlshorts #nhlplayoffs #nhlpredictions #nhlhockey #nhlpicks #stanleycup #stanleycupfinal #calgaryflames #calgary CHECK OUT OUR STUFF ⬇️BARN BURNER MERCHhttps://nationgear.ca/collections/shirts/FlamesnationBARN BURNER SHORTS https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj_bcGtvvo-cW2DHEDZ6dEO5ePDmlhZc9&si=jo8iNGxT4ImhS2Y8

The Panthers drop their fourth straight as Matthew Tkachuk bluntly admits the team is “in trouble,” a moment Joe says is as real as it gets. Giannis trade rumors continue to swirl with the Heat always in the mix, prompting praise for Pelle Larsson even as he could be part of a potential deal. The conversation shifts to NFL topics including officiating, the inevitable arrival of an 18th game, and the league's growing international footprint with nine games overseas next season and the opener set for France. The Rooney Rule and Super Bowl halftime show chatter round out a wide-ranging segment with Giannis talk at the center.

Hour 4 covers the latest Giannis trade buzz, with Joe and Hollywood breaking down how a superstar addition would transform the Heat, one of four teams in the sweepstakes. The conversation shifts to the Panthers, who have dropped four straight as injuries mount and new faces try to fill the gaps. Roger Goodell weighs in on NFL officiating, prompting Joe and Hollywood to debate controversial rules like pass interference spot fouls versus 15-yard penalties. The hour wraps with Joe sharing his plans for the Super Bowl.

Hour 3 features NFL Draft analyst Tony Pauline breaking down this year's quarterback class, highlighting Fernando Mendoza as the only QB who truly impresses him and projecting Rueben Bain and Francis Mauigoa as top picks. The conversation shifts to the Hall of Fame controversy, with Robert Kraft left off the ballot following Bill Belichick's snub, and Joe examines the complicated dynamic between Kraft and Belichick that shaped the Patriots' two decades of success. Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs joins to weigh in on Miami's quarterback search, the team's new defensive philosophy, draft targets, and why he doesn't expect both Minkah Fitzpatrick and Bradley Chubb back next season.

Tuesday's show starts with the Panthers' struggles as injuries pile up and new faces are forced into the lineup, highlighting the difficulty of sustained success after multiple Finals runs. Giannis trade rumors dominate the conversation, with Joe and Hollywood agreeing the Heat should do everything to land a superstar and capitalize on an open Eastern Conference. The Dolphins' offseason also takes center stage, with discussion of coaching staff moves, quarterback targets, and draft strategy, alongside insights from NFL Draft analyst Tony Pauline and Dolphins insider Kyle Crabbs. NFL topics include officiating controversies, the looming 18th game, and international expansion, while the Hall of Fame controversy around Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick sparks debate. Hollywood's Headlines include Super Bowl pregame plans from Alcatraz, Terry Rozier's contract news, celebrity gossip, and South Florida farmers warning of rising produce prices.

The Panthers continue to struggle as injuries pile up, forcing a wave of new faces into the lineup and highlighting how hard sustained success is after three straight Finals runs and back-to-back championships. The conversation pivots to the Heat and the growing Giannis trade buzz. Joe and Hollywood agree Miami should throw everything at Milwaukee to make it happen, arguing the East is wide open if you land a true superstar. They also discuss Nikola Jović's frustrating inconsistency, flashing star potential but failing to put it together night to night.

The Panthers continue to struggle as injuries pile up, forcing new faces into the lineup and showing how difficult sustained success is after three straight Finals runs. Conversation shifts to the Heat and the growing Giannis trade buzz, with Joe and Hollywood agreeing Miami should do whatever it takes to land him, and the need for a true superstar with a wide open eastern conference. The Dolphins retain several coaches from last season as the new staff takes shape, with former DC Anthony Weaver heading to Baltimore, and the quarterback discussion heats up with Malik Willis, Aaron Rodgers, and Marcus Mariota all in play. Hollywood's Headlines rounds out the hour with NBC broadcasting from Alcatraz for Super Bowl pregame, Terry Rozier's contract news, Kim Kardashian reportedly dating Lewis Hamilton, and South Florida farmers warning of rising produce prices due to the cold.

The Panthers drop their fourth straight as Matthew Tkachuk bluntly admits the team is “in trouble,” giving Joe plenty to react to. Giannis trade rumors keep swirling with Miami always in the mix, leading to praise for Pelle Larsson even as he could be part of a potential deal. The conversation expands into NFL topics, including officiating challenges, ball-spotting issues, controversial sliding rules, and Joe's belief that an 18th game is inevitable as the league pushes further internationally. Rooney Rule discussion and Super Bowl halftime chatter round out a wide-ranging first hour.

Roy and David are in Tampa, coming to us from Raymond James Stadium, where they are situated for Sunday's Stadium Series game between the Tampa Bay Lightning and Boston Bruins. The boys set the scene for us before jumping into updates to the league's discipline process. Then, it's time to take a step into the Panthers' Den, where Ethan is feeling very dejected after two brutal losses this week for the Florida Panthers, who now find themselves eight points out of a playoff spot with 30 games to go. Rosa En Un Minuto takes us to Philly before the gang dives into their wins and fails of the week, which highlights the rotten year the New York Rangers are having. This week's guest is Diandra Loux, who covers the Lightning for The Hockey News, and Roy and David speak with her about the Stadium Series and the great season the Bolts are having so far this year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices