Podcasts about Miami Marlins

Tuesday's show opens with continued reaction to Brendan Sorsby entering the NFL Supplemental Draft following a controversial college football situation, sparking debate about his talent, off-field concerns, and which NFL teams might take a chance on him. The conversation continues with Dolphins offseason updates, including roster moves, Malik Willis' outlook as the starter, and ongoing questions about Miami's defense as training camp approaches. NBA talk dominates the middle of the show as Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors continue to swirl with Miami still in the mix, while the guys also explore whether Jaylen Brown could be a realistic alternative target for the Heat. The show also hits World Cup buzz after a strong start from the U.S., discusses broader sports trends like load management in tennis and golf, and wraps with lighter topics including Joe's food habits, a WQAM watch party, and a look ahead to Dolphins training camp.

The WIP Morning Team shares their top 11 Philadelphia athletes right now. The team discusses Gabriel Alejandro Rincones Jr.'s first MLB hit, a home run for the Phillies against the Miami Marlins. They continue to analyze the Nick Sirianni article in The Athletic, discussing his winning mentality and competitiveness. The team says the biggest issue they have with Hurts at quarterback is the lack of running.

The guys are back with a packed show covering everything from the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade sweepstakes heating up again, with Miami still firmly in the mix and Tyler Herro's social media activity adding more fuel to the fire, to ongoing debate about whether the Heat can realistically land a superstar without including Bam Adebayo in a deal. The NBA talk continues with the Knicks' championship fallout, Jalen Brunson's clutch playoff run, and whether Boston is seriously considering breaking up the Jaylen Brown–Jayson Tatum duo as Brown continues to hint at a larger role. The Marlins remain one of the hottest stories in town after winning 10 of their last 12 and climbing back to .500 despite one of baseball's lowest payrolls, while Dolphins offseason discussion, quarterback debates, and Malik Willis' role continue to stir conversation. The show also hits World Cup buzz as Miami prepares to host its first match, plus Panthers optimism heading into next season once healthy, along with lighter stories on Pokémon card collecting, sports culture trends, and more in a jam-packed Monday.

Hour 2 opens with the Marlins continuing their impressive surge, climbing back to .500 after winning 10 of their last 12 games despite operating with one of the lowest payrolls in baseball. the conversation shifts to the NBA Finals and the Knicks' championship run, including Jalen Brunson's clutch performances and whether New York is being built to dominate the league long-term, along with discussion on underperforming playoff stars like De'Aaron Fox and Chet Holmgren. Giannis trade rumors also continue to swirl, with talk about how Miami could construct a contender around a superstar. The hour wraps with lighter topics including Joe's visit with his father and a conversation about assisted living, a wild MLB 9-9-9 challenge discussion, and Hollywood's Headlines featuring chaos in New York after the Knicks' title, declining French Open viewership, and rising concerns over World Cup merchandise theft and other infamous sports memorabilia heists.

Hour 3 opens with Anthony Chiang joining the show to break down the latest Heat offseason buzz and the ongoing Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors, including Miami's long-standing pursuit, uncertainty around Giannis' future with only one year left on his deal, and what fallback options could look like if a deal doesn't happen—ranging from running it back to prioritizing cap flexibility for 2027. Chiang also addresses Tyler Herro's social media activity and continued trade speculation, noting it's familiar territory for him after years of offseason rumors. The conversation then shifts to World Cup storylines, including the U.S. opening with a 4-1 win over Paraguay but lingering questions about whether they can truly compete with the sport's elite, along with lighter off-field buzz around sponsor restrictions and unusual alligator sightings near Portugal's camp. The hour wraps with quick hits on the Marlins' continued hot stretch and the Knicks' championship, including the wild celebrations in New York following their title run

Hour 4 opens with World Cup talk as excitement builds for tonight's first World Cup match in Miami, bringing global soccer energy to South Florida. The conversation also touches on the Panthers and expectations for next season, with the belief that once fully healthy they'll be right back in the mix as a serious contender. The guys then dive into NBA offseason chatter surrounding Jaylen Brown and the Celtics, questioning why Boston would even consider breaking up their core despite Brown and Jayson Tatum both thriving at an elite level. With Brown hinting at wanting a bigger spotlight and recent comments being interpreted in different ways, the discussion explores whether the two stars can truly coexist long-term or if a split is inevitable. From there, the hour shifts into lighter topics, including the booming popularity of Pokémon card collecting and flipping, and whether Jaylen Brown is actually more valuable than Giannis in today's NBA landscape. The hour wraps with Anthony Chiang joining to break down the latest Heat–Giannis rumors, Tyler Herro trade buzz, and Miami's potential backup plans if a blockbuster move doesn't materialize, including cap flexibility strategy and roster-building questions moving forward.

Tobin and Leroy analyze a jam-packed sports weekend including the New York Knicks' title victory and Justin Gaethje's dominant performance against Ilia Topuria. They discuss the Miami Marlins' success and look ahead to local soccer festivities in South Florida while touching on NBA depth issues and Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors. 03:04 - Soccer Fan Experience 06:24 - Marsee Incredible Catch 09:06 - Knicks Title Celebration 10:05 - NBA Postseason Analysis 18:42 - Watch Party Memories 22:43 - White House Fights 34:11 - Gaethje Outclasses Topuria 39:27 - Summer Of Soccer 46:34 - Giannis Trade Talk

They analyze the Miami Marlins' recent success under Clayton McCullough and the Florida Panthers' postseason journey. The discussion highlights Stephen A. Smith's public apology to Jalen Brunson and Shaquille O'Neal's critique of Victor Wembanyama's strength. Additionally, they cover Daniel Cormier's reaction to his social media hack and details on the Summer of Soccer event at the Citadel. 01:01 - Studio Banter And Soccer 02:36 - Marlins And Panthers News 05:15 - Stephen A. Smith Apologizes 08:31 - NBA And UFC Updates

In this hour, Adam Crowley and Dorin Dickerson react to the Pirates' series loss to the Miami Marlins over the weekend, and they attempt to organize and rank the team's biggest problems that exist right now.

The Marlins remain one of MLB's most confusing teams this season: boring to watch yet solidly in the thick of the Wild Card race. Otto Lopez and Xavier Edwards continue to play like under‑the‑radar All‑Stars, Max Meyer is pitching his way into early CY Young buzz, and Sandy Alcantara suddenly looks revived. But injuries to Eury Pérez and disappointing performances from Marsee, Stowers, and Norby raise real questions about whether Miami can sustain a push toward meaningful summer baseball at loanDepot park.Around the league, Tarik Skubal's return is a major boost for Detroit, while the Padres are collapsing. The Brewers look like a legitimate contender, and the White Sox have unexpectedly energized their fan base. We wrap with an Omaha preview featuring first‑time College World Series appearances for Troy and West Virginia.

Nicholas "Harry" Callas reacts to the Pirates' series loss against the Miami Marlins this weekend.

The Pittsburgh Pirates wrap up their homestand with a losing 2-4 record after dropping their game on Sunday against the Miami Marlins.Paul Skenes hasn't won a game in over a month, although he struck out 10 batters over six innings this past time up.I take a look at the upcoming road trip and run down the minor league games on Sunday and the top performers from the previous week. Subscribe to the Bucs on Deck Substack for daily content on the entire Pittsburgh Pirates' organization.bucsondeck.substack.com/subscribeCheck out the YouTube channel for daily video uploads as well.www.youtube.com/@bucsondeck Get full access to Bucs On Deck at bucsondeck.substack.com/subscribe

Marlins vs. Pirates MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 6/14/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Hour 1 opens with discussion on the growing scrutiny athletes face in the media, sparked by the backlash surrounding De'Aaron Fox after his Game 4 performance in the NBA Finals and what to expect heading into Game 5 between the Knicks and Spurs. The guys also highlight the Marlins' continued surge as they've now won 9 of their last 10 games and completed a sweep of the Diamondbacks, with Otto Lopez continuing to be a key contributor. The conversation then shifts to the pressures placed on sons of legendary athletes as they try to carve out their own careers, before diving into the latest Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors with Miami emerging as a serious potential landing spot and Boston also reportedly in the mix. Joe believes the Bucks are already sitting on a strong offer from the Heat but are waiting for an even bigger deal to surface, keeping the league-wide speculation alive. The hour also includes light moments with Hollywood's weather report leading into a story about dealing with the South Florida heat and the importance of staying hydrated, plus a broader discussion on Miami's need for star power, the Hurricanes' strong recruiting class and rising national expectations, and a debate over whether fans should be allowed to know what college athletes are earning in the NIL era.

Hour 4 opens with continued reaction to the Brendan Sorsby situation at Texas Tech and the broader fallout surrounding the ruling, as Joe and Hollywood break down how the controversy has quickly escalated into a wider debate across college football. The conversation also touches on a local storyline with a South Florida NFL player's son representing Team USA in the World Cup, adding a unique local connection to the global tournament. Mike Florio then joins the show to unpack the latest on Sorsby, saying he fully expects the quarterback to play this season despite the noise, while calling the aftermath a “thunderbolt moment” that has opened the door for schools and players to push competing agendas in similar situations. Florio also weighs in on the Bill Belichick–Jordon Hudson storyline, including Hudson's reported public records request from UNC, with Florio questioning the optics and Belichick's long-term future in Chapel Hill. The conversation shifts to NFL headlines, including Patrick Mahomes' massive contract extension with the Chiefs, comparisons to Josh Allen, and the pressure now facing Buffalo following coaching changes, before wrapping with broader league outlooks and Super Bowl contenders.

Friday's show is packed with major headlines across the sports world as the guys dive into everything from college football controversy to the latest NFL and NBA Finals buzz. Mike Florio joins the show to break down the Brendan Sorsby situation at Texas Tech and the fallout from what he calls a “thunderbolt moment” in college athletics, explaining why he still expects Sorsby to play this season and how schools are now pushing the boundaries in a rapidly evolving system. The conversation also shifts to the ongoing Bill Belichick–Jordon Hudson situation at UNC, Patrick Mahomes' massive new contract extension, and the growing pressure on Josh Allen and the Bills heading into the season, along with where the Patriots stand in their pursuit of relevance. Plus, World Cup talk as Team USA opens play, NBA Finals chatter with the Knicks on the verge of closing out the Spurs, Stanley Cup Final Game 6 on deck, and the Marlins continuing their hot stretch as they push back toward .500 in a loaded Friday sports slate.

Mark's Birthday Surprise at the Ballpark Mark celebrates a milestone birthday with a surprise family reunion organized by his wife Karen. The whole family attended a Tampa Bay Rays vs. Miami Marlins game at LoanDepot Park (Marlins Park), where Mark got a "Grand Slam" scoreboard shoutout, a birthday button, and a slice of chocolate cake delivered to his seat  behind the dugout. Special thanks to Lou Schiff for his help with this nightTampa Bay Rays RecapThe Rays are 5-5 in their last 10 games but have swept all AL East opponents.Drew Rasmussen delivered back-to-back dominant starts: 9 Ks in 7 innings (87 pitches) vs. the Marlins, followed by 13 Ks in 7 innings (97 pitches) vs. the Red Sox  - 22 strikeouts over two games.The Rays beat Boston 7 - 5, overcoming a shaky eighth inning.Yandy Díaz is on fire in June: .444 AVG, .475 OBP, 1.058 OPS -  the hosts discuss Yandy's impact on younger hitters like Junior CamineroAaron Judge's injury opens a window for the Rays to take the AL East division crown outright, potentially reducing playoff risk.Mat breaks down how the Yankees' and Blue Jays' health issues shift the competitive landscape.Mike Trout's FutureWill Trout pull a "Ray Bourque" & join a contender to chase a World Series ring?Mat predicts he lands with the Dodgers; Mark dreams of Trout joining Randy Arozarena and Julio Rodríguez on the Seattle Mariners.Softball's "River" Rule Mark shares a curiosity from John Boy Media's YouTube channel: a women's softball rule where a batter crowding the plate in a certain zone (the "river") is NOT awarded first base after being hit by a pitch.Ken Babby & the Rays in the Community Mark attended an Embarc Tampa quarterly leadership meeting featuring Rays CEO Ken Babby. Highlights include Babby's background at The Washington Post's digital division (working alongside Steve Jobs on iPad rollout), his ownership of the Akron RubberDucks and Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, and his commitment to diversity - the Jumbo Shrimp were the only minor league team with a black general manager. That GM is now joining the Rays organization. The team also has upcoming community events including an Evan Longoria tribute night and a Juneteenth celebration.Sports, Community & Belonging Mat reflects on how championship runs — like the Blue Jays' World Series wins and the Montreal Canadiens' recent playoff run — unite cities across all cultures and backgrounds. The hosts discuss the undervalued economic and social impact of sports franchises on their communities.Women's Baseball in the SpotlightThe hosts preview a busy summer for women's baseball in Illinois.Women's Baseball World Cup Group Stage — Coming to Rivet Stadium in Rockford, IL (capacity ~4,000). Six teams, three games per day, USA plays the night game. Finals are set for 2027, also in Rockford.All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) reunion events.Baseball For All (founded by Dr. Justine Siegel) — grassroots tournaments and camps that have become pipelines to the Women's Pro Baseball League.Women's Pro Baseball League — launching in August in Springfield, IL.Guest interview with Ryan Woodward of the International Women's Baseball Center, discussing the Women's Baseball Heritage Trail (historic stops across the US and Canada) and the World Cup group stage.Tampa-Area Baseball ShoutoutsSt. Leo University wins the NCAA Division II Softball Championship.University of Tampa Spartans win the NCAA Division II Baseball Championship — a three-peat! Mark gives a special tribute to the late Tony Saladino, whose grandson Nico Saladino played on the previous UT championship team.Remember to like and subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck. You may also find BaseballBiz on Deck, on YouTube at iHeart Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and at baseball biz on deck dot com. Also you can find Mat @matgermain.bsky.social  or Mark at baseballbizondeck@gmail.com and BaseballBiz On Deck with Facebook social 

This day in Pittsburgh Sports History - 6-12-2026. Stan Savran passed away three years ago. Jerry West died on this day. Pirates have a very important series against the Miami Marlins this weekend.

Marlins vs. Pirates MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 6/12/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Hour 1 opens with reaction to one of the wildest games in NBA Finals history as the Knicks erase a 29-point deficit to stun the Spurs and take a commanding 3-1 series lead, capped by OG Anunoby's game-winning tip-in at Madison Square Garden. The guys break down San Antonio's second-half collapse, Charles Barkley calling the Spurs “the dumbest team in basketball,” De'Aaron Fox's costly late-game mistake, and whether the young Spurs have any chance of extending the series. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins rewarding center Aaron Brewer with a three-year extension, why Jordyn Brooks should be next in line for a new deal, and a debate over Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, and Dan Marino in the greatest quarterback conversation. Plus, the Marlins continue their hot streak with wins in seven of their last eight games as they look to complete a sweep of the Diamondbacks.

Tobin spirals a little more as the rumors of a Giannis being traded continues to swirl; the gang tries to talk him off the ledge but it doesn't work! We then play our favorite Thursday game Goosies or No Goosies; the World Cup, Jovic playing for the national team, Lebron joining the Warriors, and a side of Tobin getting distracted by the Marlins!

Tobin revisits some old beef he has with a Colorado Rockies player; the gang can not believe he has held on to this as long as he has! Skip Bayless has some words for Wemby after last night's game; Leroy thinks the criticism is a bit much white Tobin thinks it's plenty fair. We sign things off with a little update from the Marlins Game!

The gang is beside themselves after the Spurs blew a 29 point lead; they break down what went wrong and if the Spurs can bounce back! Tobin needs to clarify that he does not actually want Giannis, he just doesn't want to lose out to another team; Leroy, Jfig, and Brittney call BS! Tobin begs the girls to talk about Love Island but is quickly disappointed when he finds out they have not caught up yet! Tobin and Leroy break down the big news coming out of Miami Gardens as the Dolphins extend Offensive lineman Aaron Brewer. We then dip into the Mixed Bag! Tobin spirals a little more as the rumors of a Giannis being traded continues to swirl; the gang tries to talk him off the ledge but it doesn't work! We then play our favorite Thursday game Goosies or No Goosies; the World Cup, Jovic playing for the national team, Lebron joining the Warriors, and a side of Tobin getting distracted by the Marlins! Tobin revisits some old beef he has with a Colorado Rockies player; the gang can not believe he has held on to this as long as he has! Skip Bayless has some words for Wemby after last night's game; Leroy thinks the criticism is a bit much white Tobin thinks it's plenty fair. We sign things off with a little update from the Marlins Game!

Wolf and Kellan Olson react to the Arizona Diamondbacks being swept by the Miami Marlins and the New York Knicks' comeback win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

Ken and Lima debate whether Jazz Chisholm has earned full Cleveland villain status after he hit a go-ahead home run in the eighth inning and then told reporters postgame that the overrated chants from the crowd actually fueled him. Ken doubles down that Chisholm is absolutely overrated, pointing out his 0.6 WAR would put him fifth on the Guardians roster, yet somehow the guy was on the cover of MLB The Show as a Miami Marlin. Bottom line: he plays for the Yankees, he talked his mess after beating Cleveland, and Ken is ready to officially hand him the villain card.

Hour 2 opens with continued discussion around the Brendan Sorsby situation and what it says about the state of college football enforcement, followed by broader Dolphins talk as the guys set expectations for key players on the roster and where the team stands heading into the season. The conversation shifts to the Marlins, where Otto Lopez and Xavier Edwards continue to carry the offense, and then to the NHL Stanley Cup Final between Carolina and Vegas, which has been one of the most exciting series in recent memory. The guys also react to the star-studded scene at Game 3 of the NBA Finals in New York, including Alex Rodriguez's appearance and a broader discussion about his post-playing business success and public comeback after his PED suspension, contrasted with other athletes who struggled to rebound. The hour wraps with attorney David Weinstein joining the show to break down the Sorsby ruling, the NCAA's lack of enforcement power, and what this means for the future of college sports, along with a quick NFL aside about the Bills' Super Bowl chances.

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.

Tobin and Leroy discuss the possibility of Aaron Donald coming out of retirement to join the Rams after comments from Adam Schefter. They also analyze the Miami Marlins' recent performance, highlighting rookie catcher Joe Mack and the impact of Otto Lopez. Finally, they look at the Miami Heat's draft activity as a potential signal for a major Giannis Antetokounmpo trade. 02:56 - Show Intro and Banter 06:46 - Marlins Standouts Otto Lopez 10:09 - Rookie Catcher Joe Mack 18:28 - NBA Finals Officiating Debates 22:10 - Aaron Donald Return Rumors 32:20 - Dolphins and Falcons Updates 38:05 - Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade Speculation

Wolf and Luke react to Josh Sweat not participating at Arizona Cardinals minicamp and the Arizona Diamondbacks' loss to the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night.

Desde las 6 y 40 de la tarde Pelota de las Grandes Ligas: Arizona Diamondbacks vs Miami Marlins en las voces de José “pepe” Lacayo y Jorge “yoyo” Morejón, desde el LoanDept Park, el estadio de los Marlins, por esta su emisora Radio Martí.

Tuesday's show opens with reaction to a wild NBA Finals Game 3 as the Spurs even the series with a physical win over the Knicks, fueled by clutch shots, officiating controversy, and a charged Madison Square Garden atmosphere packed with celebrities. The conversation then shifts to a shocking college football storyline out of Texas Tech, where QB Brendan Sorsby is reinstated after just a two-game suspension for gambling on games involving his own team, sparking national backlash, debate over NCAA enforcement, and fears of a dangerous precedent in the NIL era. College football insider Brett McMurphy joins to break down the ruling, the outrage, and potential conference realignment chaos, including SEC-Big Ten super league talk. NBA insider Brian Geltzeiler later joins to analyze the Knicks–Spurs series, San Antonio's adjustments, concerns about Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, and the latest Giannis-to-Heat trade rumors involving multiple potential suitors.

Wolf and Luke discuss how important the Arizona Diamondbacks' series is against the Miami Marlins and what is the biggest story going into Arizona Cardinals minicamp.

Arizona Diamondbacks at Miami Marlins by Tony T. Start Time and TV Network Start Time: 6:40 PM ET TV Network: Watch No Starting Pitchers Arizona Diamondbacks: Zac Gallen, RHP Games: 13 Starts: 13 ERA: 5.32 WHIP: 1.52 Strikeout Rate: 15.0% Walk Rate: 7.0% Ground Ball Rate: 48.6% Home Runs Allowed Per Nine Innings: 1.5 Miami Marlins: Max Meyer, RHP Games: 13 Starts: 13 ERA: 2.81 WHIP: 1.05 Strikeout Rate: 26.9% Walk Rate: 9.0% Ground Ball Rate: 41.7% Home Runs Allowed Per Nine Innings: 0.6 Weather Dome in domed stadium.

Hour 3 opens with NBA Finals talk as the Knicks continue their dominant run, riding a 13-game playoff winning streak while the Spurs try to even the series in what could be one of the most expensive tickets in sports history. Joe and Hollywood break down whether Victor Wembanyama can bounce back after a tough Game 2 loss and debate if he is already the face of the NBA, while also noting the celebrity-filled atmosphere expected tonight, including President Trump in attendance. The conversation also turns to Giannis-to-Miami trade buzz and what it would mean for the Heat, along with predictions for tonight's game and where the series is headed. The hour wraps with Dolphins offseason discussion as Joe pushes back on the idea of a QB competition between Quinn Ewers and Malik Willis and emphasizes Miami's young roster and system installation, before briefly touching on Marlins talk after strong recent play and a quick note on horse racing and recent major wins in the sport.

Monday's show is packed with a loaded slate in sports, headlined by Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and Spurs as New York looks to extend its dominant 13-game playoff winning streak while San Antonio fights to stay alive. The guys break down the incredible run the Knicks are on, the pressure on Victor Wembanyama, and whether this series is turning into one of the most-watched Finals in recent memory given the storylines and ticket prices. Around the NBA, they also touch on Giannis-to-Miami trade buzz and the broader Heat outlook, while the NHL's Stanley Cup Final between Carolina and Vegas continues to deliver a strong series. Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson also joins briefly to share stories ahead of attending Game 3, discuss talent evaluation across sports, and offer quick thoughts on the Dolphins' new leadership under GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley. The rest of the show focuses on Dolphins offseason storylines, including roster turnover, young player development, and what Miami's long-term rebuild could look like as the organization resets for the future.

Hour 1 is packed with NBA Finals discussion as the Knicks take a 2-0 series lead over the Spurs heading into a pivotal Game 3 at Madison Square Garden. The guys break down New York's 13-game playoff winning streak, the historic ticket prices surrounding the Finals, Karl-Anthony Towns' impact, and whether Victor Wembanyama is trying to do too much for a young Spurs team facing a must-win situation. Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson joins the show to discuss his connections to both Finals teams, share his thoughts on talent evaluation, and offer strong praise for Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley, while also weighing in on the changing NIL landscape and Miami Hurricanes recruiting. Plus, the crew touches on the Marlins winning two of three from the Rays, Max Meyer's continued emergence, and the latest Dolphins offseason storylines, including Quinn Ewers' impressive minicamp performance and why Malik Willis remains the clear frontrunner for the starting quarterback job.

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 Zach Sieler, Mike Wallace, Clayton McCullough, Clay Ferraro, and Mike Florio!

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 Zach Sieler, Mike Wallace, Clayton McCullough, Clay Ferraro, and Mike Florio!

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 Zach Sieler, Mike Wallace, Clayton McCullough, Clay Ferraro, and Mike Florio!

Best of The Joe Rose Show features Mike Florio breaking down a wild week of NFL headlines, including blockbuster trades sending Myles Garrett to the Rams and A.J. Brown to the Patriots, plus what it means for contenders across the league and the 49ers' dilemma with Brandon Aiyuk. The conversation continues with a deeper discussion on NFL wide receiver drama, comparing today's off-field distractions and accountability issues across the league. Alex Donno joins to update the latest on Miami Hurricanes recruiting, quarterback development, and the program's evolving expectations in the NIL era, while also touching on the Canes' AD search and overall direction. The show wraps with Marlins manager Clayton McCullough, who discusses Miami's recent surge, Otto Lopez's breakout season, and the continued development of the team's young core led by Xavier Edwards, Max Meyer, and Sandy Alcantara.

In hour 4: Football Movies can be great but not all plus Tickle My Fancy & You're Dead to Me.

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We're shocked to find out the Duke-Michigan showdown is being relocated from the Madison Square Garden to the Loan Depot Park, which is the home of the Miami Marlins.

Clayton McCullough joins the show as the Marlins come off a sweep of the Nationals, discussing Miami's up-and-down stretch that included dropping five straight before bouncing back in a big way. McCullough offers high praise for Otto Lopez, who has exceeded expectations and is currently among the MLB leaders in hits, while also highlighting strong seasons from Xavier Edwards and Liam Hicks, with Edwards emerging as a complete player and Hicks impressing with his approach at the plate. He breaks down Max Meyer's growth on the mound, crediting his maturity, pitch mix, and ability to handle adversity, and also discusses the leadership of Sandy Alcantara as a steadying force for a young pitching staff. The conversation touches on Miami's more aggressive, unconventional development approach—including dugout pitch-calling—along with the importance of taking bold chances to build the roster. McCullough also provides updates on struggling and emerging hitters, including Jakob Marsee's defensive impact despite offensive struggles, Kyle Stowers trending upward, and Caissie starting to find his rhythm at the plate

Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper open the hour with NBA Finals reaction as the Knicks take Game 1, along with discussion about the celebrity presence at the game and early storylines emerging from the series. The conversation moves into NBA trade speculation centered around Giannis Antetokounmpo, including whether the Heat are emerging as a potential frontrunner and what a possible trade package could look like. The guys also touch on Dolphins notes from minicamp, including questions about Achane's physique, strong impressions from Aaron Brewer and Jordyn Brooks despite ongoing contract situations, and the massive potential of Miami's offensive line with Patrick Paul and Kadyn Proctor. Additional topics include Tua's latest press conference moment and the decision for the Dolphins and Falcons not to hold joint practices, sparking some speculation about the reasoning behind it. The hour wraps with a mix of soccer and documentary talk before Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins to break down Miami's recent sweep of the Nationals, highlighting Otto Lopez's breakout, strong seasons from Xavier Edwards and Liam Hicks, Max Meyer's growth, Sandy Alcantara's leadership, and the team's aggressive approach to player development as the Marlins continue trying to find consistency.

Joe Rose and Kim Bokamper open the hour with a discussion about injuries in sports, highlighting players like JuJu Brents and Austin Jackson and emphasizing how important it is for both to stay healthy this season. They talk about how injuries are part of the game, but note how the approach has changed over time, with today's players having more financial leverage, stronger agent influence, and a greater incentive to protect long-term contracts compared to the tougher, more “play through anything” era Joe and Bokamper came up in. The conversation also expands into how much money is now flowing through both the NFL and college football, including rising coach salaries and the changing business of the sport. The hour then shifts to baseball discussion before Marlins manager Clayton McCullough joins to break down Miami's recent sweep of the Nationals, praise Otto Lopez's breakout season, and highlight strong performances from Xavier Edwards, Liam Hicks, and Max Meyer as the Marlins continue trying to find consistency.

On a loaded Thursday show, the big story is the Knicks taking Game 1 of the NBA Finals over the Spurs, with New York jumping out to an early series lead behind another strong performance from Jalen Brunson. The guys also dive into Dolphins minicamp updates, including insights from Kim Bokamper, as Joe breaks down what he's seeing from Miami's roster progress and key young players as OTAs transition into full prep mode. Marlins manager Clayton McCullough also joins the show to discuss Miami's recent play, breakout performances from Otto Lopez and others, and how the club is navigating an up-and-down season. Plus, the crew hits NBA trade rumors surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Miami Heat, along with plenty of other storylines from around the sports world.

On Wednesday's show, Dolphins minicamp is a major focus as the team continues preparations for the upcoming season, with plenty of discussion around roster development and early impressions from practice. Dolphins defensive tackle Zach Sieler joins to talk about Miami's young defensive front and leadership within the locker room, while Omar Kelly also joins to break down what he's seen at minicamp, including standouts, questions, and overall progress on both sides of the ball. Alex Donno joins to shift attention to the Miami Hurricanes, discussing recruiting battles, program expectations, and key storylines surrounding the Canes heading into the season. The show also features NBA Finals talk as the Knicks and Spurs prepare for Game 1, along with additional conversation around major sports headlines and storylines across the sports world.

David is doing the shows from Germany this week as he explained during the episode. We apologize for any freezes, poor quality with audio or video, thank you for your understanding! Today's word of the day is ‘now' as the Spurs as in the Thunder as in the Knicks as in the NBA as in the NBA finals. The Spurs have done it. They took down the Thunder in seven games. Wemby won MVP against the league MVP. But what about the Thunder? It is so hard to repeat. (16:10) We need to do some updates on the CBA proposal from the league and the union. I have some corrections that need to be made. (28:18) The Miami Marlins have sold a 15% stake in the team to try and pay down debt. A $1.55 billion valuation. (35:00) Review: Hacks. (38:26) NPPOD. (43:30) The French Open is happening. Upsets everywhere! We'll have new champions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David is doing the shows from Germany this week as he explained during the episode. We apologize for any freezes, poor quality with audio or video, thank you for your understanding! Today's word of the day is ‘now' as the Spurs as in the Thunder as in the Knicks as in the NBA as in the NBA finals. The Spurs have done it. They took down the Thunder in seven games. Wemby won MVP against the league MVP. But what about the Thunder? It is so hard to repeat. (16:10) We need to do some updates on the CBA proposal from the league and the union. I have some corrections that need to be made. (28:18) The Miami Marlins have sold a 15% stake in the team to try and pay down debt. A $1.55 billion valuation. (35:00) Review: Hacks. (38:26) NPPOD. (43:30) The French Open is happening. Upsets everywhere! We'll have new champions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices