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Sun Sentinel's Dave Hyde talks about how The Panthers have made good moves while The Dolphins try to figure things out now.

Sun Sentinel's Chris Perkins says The Dolphins are a good team but does it really matter plus legends in the game.

In the best of Miami sports on WQAM this week, Tobin & LeRoy break down the Dolphins schedule; Sun Sentinel's Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose to talk Panthers & Dolphins; Mike Florio tells Joe Rose why the Dolphins have national interest; Tobin & LeRoy compare the Panthers to the LeBron Heat teams; Panthers insider sets up Game 7 with the Leafs after a disappointing Game 6

In the best of Miami sports on WQAM this week, Tobin & LeRoy break down the Dolphins schedule; Sun Sentinel's Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose to talk Panthers & Dolphins; Mike Florio tells Joe Rose why the Dolphins have national interest; Tobin & LeRoy compare the Panthers to the LeBron Heat teams; Panthers insider sets up Game 7 with the Leafs after a disappointing Game 6

In the best of Miami sports on WQAM this week, Tobin & LeRoy break down the Dolphins schedule; Sun Sentinel's Dave Hyde joins Joe Rose to talk Panthers & Dolphins; Mike Florio tells Joe Rose why the Dolphins have national interest; Tobin & LeRoy compare the Panthers to the LeBron Heat teams; Panthers insider sets up Game 7 with the Leafs after a disappointing Game 6

Sun Sentinel's Dave Hyde thinks The Panthers can go all the way but not so sure about The Dolphins with their new schedule.

In the best of WQAM this week, The Miami Herald's Omar Kelly tells Joe Rose why the Dolphins may be entering a rebuild; Hochman & Crowder disagree with the rebuild idea; The Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins joins Joe Rose to talk about the Dolphins outlook; Panthers insider George Richards joins Hochman & Crowder to discuss the rough start to the Leafs series; Steven Goldstein discusses the messy Game 3; Tobin & LeRoy discuss the Panthers as they look to come back in the series

In the best of WQAM this week, The Miami Herald's Omar Kelly tells Joe Rose why the Dolphins may be entering a rebuild; Hochman & Crowder disagree with the rebuild idea; The Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins joins Joe Rose to talk about the Dolphins outlook; Panthers insider George Richards joins Hochman & Crowder to discuss the rough start to the Leafs series; Steven Goldstein discusses the messy Game 3; Tobin & LeRoy discuss the Panthers as they look to come back in the series

In the best of WQAM this week, The Miami Herald's Omar Kelly tells Joe Rose why the Dolphins may be entering a rebuild; Hochman & Crowder disagree with the rebuild idea; The Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins joins Joe Rose to talk about the Dolphins outlook; Panthers insider George Richards joins Hochman & Crowder to discuss the rough start to the Leafs series; Steven Goldstein discusses the messy Game 3; Tobin & LeRoy discuss the Panthers as they look to come back in the series

The Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins joins Joe to discuss the current roster holes on the Dolphins, if they are in rebuild mode, and the offensive line.

Today on the show we take a look at the Dolphins problem areas and while Joe thinks the secondary is the biggest problem, it would seem the offensive line should be the biggest concern. We discuss the Pat Riley press conference coming up later today and the Panthers in a must-win situation tonight in Sunrise. Today we were joined by the Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins and Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio.

We have finally reached Draft Day! Why tonight's pick is so important for the Dolphins and who they should be targeting when their pick comes up at 13. We also take a look back at the Heat's comeback attempt that fell just short last night and we look ahead to the Panthers and Lighting in game 2 tonight. We were joined by the Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins and Pete Prisco from CBS Sports who gave us their picks for the Dolphins at 13.

Perk joins us on draft day to tell us who he likes for the Dolphins at 13

Ira Winderman of the Sun Sentinel joins Afternoon Drive to discuss the Cavs series against the Heat. He talks about the outcome of Game 1, the Heat's relentlessness even after trading Jimmy Butler, if he expects this to be a short series, and more.

Nick and Jonathan are joined by Ira Winderman of the Sun Sentinel. Then, they talk about the Cavs physicality shown in Game 1 against the Heat.

The Sun-Sentinel's Dave Hyde weighs in on if the Dolphins need to move on from Tyreek Hill.

In hour 3 of Steiny and Guru, Steiny and Evan (filling in for Guru), The Sun Sentinel's Ira Winderman talks to the guys and provides his insight on what Jimmy Butler has done good & bad for the Heat. Plus, what he expects from Butler as he makes his return to Miami.

In hour 3 of Steiny and Guru, Steiny and Evan (filling in for Guru), The Sun Sentinel's Ira Winderman talks to the guys and provides his insight on what Jimmy Butler has done good & bad for the Heat. Plus, what he expects from Butler as he makes his return to Miami.

Dolphins columnist for the Sun Sentinel, Chris Perkins, breaks down the reality behind several modest moves by the Fins: They “have no money” after last offseason.

In hour one, the Cats continue to own the Leafs but it's hard to celebrate anything today knowing Liam Eichenberg will be on the Dolphins again next season. Crowder rips the signing. Liam Neeson's “I will find you” quote from Taken - top 5 movie quote of the 21st century? Plus, Crowder and Solana continue to be the most broken down radio hosts in the country. After, Dolphins columnist for the Sun Sentinel, Chris Perkins, joins the show to recap the first week of Dolphins free agency.

The Sun-Sentinel's Dave Hyde joins Joe to discuss the Dolphins free agent signings, the Heat's struggles, and the Panthers continuing to take care of business.

Today on the show we talk about the Dolphins struggles to build an offensive line and how signing Eichenberg is frustrating to Dolphins fans. Today we were joined by Charles Davis from the NFL on CBS, the Sun-Sentinel's Dave Hyde, and Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio.

Reacting to a column written by Dave Hyde in the Sun Sentinel that the Dolphins should trade Tyreek Hill. Crowder explains why he is all for the team getting assets back for a declining Tyreek.

Hoch reads an article by Chris Perkins in the Sun Sentinel that places Mike McDaniel on the hot seat for the upcoming season. Discussing why there won't be "another season" passed 2025 for McDaniel, Grier and Tua.

In hour three, Appel and Crowder discuss the Heat taking on contracts in the Ask Ira article in the Sun Sentinel, if Jimmy Butler's number should be retired in the rafters, and what Butler's Hall of Fame chances after Jimmy retires. We find out that Crowder got injured bowling and got cussed out by Nick Saban when Crowder was playing for the Dolphins. Also, we revisit the debate of texting family when you leave a flight and land from a flight, where Crowder has a surprising answer about the topic.

In hour three, Crowder gives Florida Panthers GM Bill Zito credit for the Panthers being well-represented at the 4 Nations Tourney. Crowder and Solana discuss the Mavs fan getting kicked out of the game for saying that the Mavs should fire their GM and the statement from the Mavs owner about the Luka trade criticizing Luka's work ethic. Crowder discovers a meat shield is a real expression. Solana and Crowder also discuss the reason why Arron Rodgers is being pushed out by the Jets according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, and the odds of Rodger's next team. In 15 Minutes of Heat Solana and Crowder discuss the debut of the Heat's new acquisition from the Butler trade including an Ask Ira question from the Sun Sentinel.

El equipo habitual de Mundo Dolphins (Hugo , Santos y Javi) recibe una visita muy especial : David Furones , prestigioso periodista del Sun Sentinel nos visita para abordar toda la actualidad de la franquicia del sur de Florida : hablamos del partido de Madrid , de los posibles cambios que se avecinan en los Dolphins y de cómo es el día a día de un periodista que cubre la actualidad de la franquicia

The Sun-Sentinel's Dave Hyde discusses the mismanagement of the Dolphins and why Chris Grier had a rough press conference.

The Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins who was at the press conference yesterday asking questions gives us his take on the comments by Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel.

Local 10 News This Week In South Florida Anchor Janine Stanwood interviews Howard Hepburn, the Broward County Public Schools Superintendent; Harold Pryor, the Broward County State Attorney; Kevin Cooper, the chairman of the Republican Party of Miami-Dade County; and Kristen Rosen Gonzalez, a Miami Beach commissioner. Attorney Ed Pozzuoli and Scott Travis, a Sun-Sentinel reporter, join the Roundtable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In hour three we discuss the swing and miss by the Dolphins on Odell Beckham and we are joined by the Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins.

In this episode: Since taking total control of state government 25 years ago, Florida Republicans have systematically rolled back reforms that once kept state courts independent. It was a project launched by Jeb Bush, expanded by Rick Scott, and that has now culminated under Ron DeSantis with a Florida Supreme Court that is a rubber stamp for the governor and Legislature — and a roadblock for anyone who dares to challenge them. Learn more about how it happened from Martin Dyckman, a Florida journalist and historian whose investigative reporting once exposed Supreme Court corruption and spurred some of the very reforms that have been undone.Show notes:Read this Dyckman column in the Sun-Sentinel explaining some of the history and changes in more detail.And if you want to do a truly deep dive into the subject, check out his book: A Most Disorderly Court: Scandal and Reform in the Florida Judiciary (and don't forget his biographies of Govs. Reubin Askew and Leroy Collins, too).Questions or comments? Send ‘em to Garcia.JasonR@gmail.comListen to the show: Apple | SpotifyWatch the show: YouTube Get full access to Seeking Rents at jasongarcia.substack.com/subscribe

The Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins on the Dolphins improved play, Tyreek's injury, and the matchup with the Raiders.

In hour 3 we ask who has a better shot at the playoffs the Dolphins or the Canes, why these next two are must wins for the Dolphins, and we talk to the Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins.

In this episode, I'm joined by Chris Perkins from the Sun Sentinel to talk about Tua's return and preview the Dolphins-Cardinals game. 

Each year, there are two games circled on the Florida State football schedule, both intrastate rivalries that have established themselves as important parts of college football's tapestry. While FSU-UF had its heyday during its fierce battles between Bobby Bowden and Steve Spurrier, the series between Florida State and the Miami Hurricanes has maintained its edge and prestige even when one team falters and the national stakes of the matchup fall to the wayside. Seven of the last ten matchups (18 of the last 25!) have been decided by one score, with the series sitting at 35-33 in Miami's favor. The history and importance of this game isn't lost on either side, especially as the memory of Florida State's 2022 win in Hard Rock Stadium is still fresh in Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal's mind. In his first year leading the program, he saw FSU put together a 45-3 win, the largest road victory in the history of the two schools. After pushing the Seminoles to the edge last year in an upset bid, making a statement is going to be on the forefront of his and Miami's mind. With No. 6 Miami boasting a 7-0 (3-0 ACC) record and a Heisman Trophy candidate in quarterback Cam Ward, it would be a tall task for Florida State in a normal year — in 2024, with FSU fielding one of the country's worst offenses as the defense still tries to acclimate, it'll be a major challenge avoiding a repeat of 2020's matchup, when Miami scored the most points in series history en route to a 42-point win of its own (52-10). What does Miami bring to the table outside of quarterback? On this week's Line of Scrimmage, we're joined by our friend Adam Lichtenstein of the Sun Sentinel to talk about the Hurricanes run this year, what they're fielding on each side of the ball and how he thinks the game will go on Saturday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Each year, there are two games circled on the Florida State football schedule, both intrastate rivalries that have established themselves as important parts of college football's tapestry. While FSU-UF had its heyday during its fierce battles between Bobby Bowden and Steve Spurrier, the series between Florida State and the Miami Hurricanes has maintained its edge and prestige even when one team falters and the national stakes of the matchup fall to the wayside. Seven of the last ten matchups (18 of the last 25!) have been decided by one score, with the series sitting at 35-33 in Miami's favor. The history and importance of this game isn't lost on either side, especially as the memory of Florida State's 2022 win in Hard Rock Stadium is still fresh in Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal's mind. In his first year leading the program, he saw FSU put together a 45-3 win, the largest road victory in the history of the two schools. After pushing the Seminoles to the edge last year in an upset bid, making a statement is going to be on the forefront of his and Miami's mind. With No. 6 Miami boasting a 7-0 (3-0 ACC) record and a Heisman Trophy candidate in quarterback Cam Ward, it would be a tall task for Florida State in a normal year — in 2024, with FSU fielding one of the country's worst offenses as the defense still tries to acclimate, it'll be a major challenge avoiding a repeat of 2020's matchup, when Miami scored the most points in series history en route to a 42-point win of its own (52-10). What does Miami bring to the table outside of quarterback? On this week's Line of Scrimmage, we're joined by our friend Adam Lichtenstein of the Sun Sentinel to talk about the Hurricanes run this year, what they're fielding on each side of the ball and how he thinks the game will go on Saturday night. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For years, Hoch has considered Miami Heat beat writer for the Sun Sentinel, Ira Winderman, a good friend. Yesterday, after inviting Ira and his family to the Florida Panthers game, Hoch learned where his friendship truly ranks in the pecking order of Ira's life.

1 - 26 - 21 Ira Winderman - Sun Sentinel Seg 6 by Larry Fresh, FunGus, Achilles Carmenate, Tanard Davis and Xavi Guerrero

Miami Dolphins columnist for the Sun Sentinel, Chris Perkins, joins the show to discuss how the AFC East improved today with the Bills and Jets each making moves. Plus, what the expectations will be for the Miami Dolphins when Tua Tagovailoa returns.

In hour two, Crowder thinks McDaniels should just let the fastest players out there vs the Titans defense and picks who wins the game, also in 15 Minutes of Dolphins Hoch gives the Sun Sentinel sports writers predictions for the Dolphins vs Titans Monday Night game. We also find out who the head coach of Temple's Football team is and where Al Golden is coaching now. Don Bailey Jr joins the show to discuss any worries about Virginia Tech for the Miami Hurricanes. Also if this is the best Miami Hurricanes football team since when and if this is because of the talent of the recruits or the coaching how good is Cam Ward and is it because of the O-Line. Hoch gives DBJ lines for tomorrow night's game vs Virginia Tech.

Chris and Rob debate whether the Miami Dolphins or the Buffalo Bills have the upper-hand heading into their Thursday Night Football clash, tell us if Shohei Ohtani should still win the NL MVP if he falls short of his 50/50 bid and take a trip out to Shekel City for Rob's nightly bets. Plus, Sun Sentinel Dolphins columnist Chris Perkins swings by to discuss Miami's mental hurdle with Buffalo, how the club has responded in the wake of the Tyreek Hill police video and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour two, while Hoch and Solana continue to celebrate the Canes win, we turn our attention to the "big" glizzy off between Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobyashi. Laughing at how many people (including Crowder) warned Canes fans about the 90K fans at the Swamp only for them to hit the exits quickly. Plus, we run through a list from the Sun Sentinel that highlighted every facet of the game where the Hurricanes shined.

On this episode of Gators Breakdown, David Waters sits down with Adam Lichtenstein, the Miami Hurricanes beat writer for the Sun Sentinel. Lichtenstein shares unique insights and analysis on the Hurricanes, offering a valuable perspective from across the field. Also, hear from Florida quarterback Graham Mertz and cornerback Jason Marshall. JOIN Gators Breakdown Plus: https://gatorsbreakdown.supportingcast.fm/ Get Florida Gators merch at Fanatics: https://fanatics.93n6tx.net/DVYxja Get Gators Breakdown merch: https://gatorsbreakdownmerch.com Questions or comments? Send them to gatorsbreakdown@gmail.com You can be the difference! For the first time ever, YOU can directly impact the outcome on the field by joining Florida Victorious! Want to help the Gators win? Want a better game day experience? Just like when you pack The Swamp, your unwavering support through Florida Victorious empowers the Gators to be their best! Join today and be the difference in making the orange and blue victorious. Visit https://floridavictorious.com/join-now/ and SAVE 20% on your first month using promo code: GATORSBD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In hour two, Hoch and Crowder discuss Crowder's eventful weekend at Fanatics Fest in New York City. They uncover that the Hudson Yard Restaurant is owned by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. They also delve into Sun Sentinel's Joe Schad's article, which predicts the 53-man roster and questions whether Odell Beckham Jr. will serve as a decoy in the Dolphins' offense. Hoch shares his belief that Josh Dobbs ranks among the top 10 NFL quarterbacks, while also expressing his view that the movie ‘The 40-Year-Old Virgin' is overrated. Additionally, they analyze Schad's article on overreactions to the Dolphins' preseason game against the Commanders and debate whether Mike White or Skylar Thompson should be the backup if Tua Tagovailoa is unavailable.

On Monday's show, Hoch and Crowder discussed Crowder's experience at the Fantatic Fest in New York City over the weekend, where Crowder raced U.S. Track Olympian Quincy Wilson. Hoch and Crowder also talked about the Miami Dolphins' preseason win against the Washington Commanders. Hoch shared his gambling success from the past sports weekend, and they provided updates on injuries to OBJ and River Cracraft during Dolphins Training Camp. Additionally, they wondered about Solana's whereabouts after his cruise arrival. CBS 4's Sports Anchor Mike Cugno joined the show to discuss observations from the Dolphins' second preseason game, the team's mood, and Cugno's plans for the final preseason game against the Buccaneers. They even touched on Cugno's excitement for college football and his last indulgence in french fries and soft-serve ice cream for National Potato Day and National Soft-Serve Ice Cream Day. Hoch & Crowder also explored the ownership of Hudson Yard Restaurant in NYC by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. Other topics included Sun-Sentinel's Joe Schad's predictions for the 53-man roster, Odell Beckham Jr's role in the Dolphins' offense, Josh Dobbs as a top 10 NFL QB, and Hoch's thinks the movie “40-Year-Old Virgin” is overrated. They discussed overreactions to the Dolphins' preseason game against the Commanders and debated whether Mike White or Skylar Thompson would be the better backup if Tua went down. The show also covered celebrities at Fanatic's Fest, the Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida Gators game, and the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson boxing match, Hoch's trip to Funky Buddha, and the studs and duds from the Dolphins' second preseason game. Crowder even declared Caitlin Clark the best women's basketball player in the world after she broke the regular season rookie record for assists.

The Sun-Sentinel's Chris Perkins joined Joe to discuss what might be the Dolphins biggest weakness and what has stood out at camp

In Hour 2 of the Joe Rose Show, Joe Rose and Dave Hyde from the Sun Sentinel talk about how Mike McDaniel has changed the culture here in Miami for the Dolphins. They talk about Nick Saban how he's the best college football coach of all time. We end hour 2 with Hollywood headlines from ACC Media day in Charlotte North Carolina 

In Hour 3 of the Joe Rose Show, Joe Rose and Dave Hyde from the Sun Sentinel talk all things COllege football in this house. We have from the College Football Playoff executive director Rich Clark which they talk about the upcoming changes for college football playoff and how the Florida State selection of not being in the playoff was agonizing. Eric Palm and Brad Houser joins as they talk about the Orange bowl which games it's gonna be holding in the college football playoffs. 

The boys sit down with Adam Lichtenstein with the Sun-Sentinel to discuss the Florida Gators vs. Miami Hurricanes and how each team stacks up. Plus, they break down the game vs. Samford in Week 2. Sit down each and every week to discuss the Florida Gators with the guys from Stadium and Gale!