The Joe Rose Show

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 Mario Cristobal, Tommy Tighe, longtime Heat broadcast Mike B, and Don Bailey Jr. Plus, Donovan Campbell gives a full review of Nu Stadium ahead of its debut

104.3 WQAM brings you the latest fallout from the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors. Join the crews from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman & Crowder as they break down the "failing marriage" between Giannis and the Bucks. The guys debate if the Heat should "throw the house" at Milwaukee to land the superstar and whether or not young assets like Jaime Jaquez Jr. or Nikola Jovic should be off the table. Plus, the "Blame Game" where Tobin & Leroy look at everyone from Pat Riley to Jimmy Butler to determine who is responsible for the Heat's fourth straight year in the play-in position

Marlins manager Clayton McCullough evaluates the development of young hitters like Xavier Edwards and the team's transition to dugout-driven pitch calling. Mike Cuneo joins Joe and the team to analyze the fallout from McCullough's decision to pull Alcantara during a dominant outing against the Reds. 01:20 - Clayton McCullough Interview Intro 04:50 - Marlins Young Hitting Core 08:15 - MLB Pitch Calling Controversy 14:25 - Mike Cuneo Joins Discussion 18:10 - Sandy Alcantara Pull Debate 25:00 - Heat and Marlins Struggles 30:05 - Ace Respect and Management

Best of JRS brings together the top moments from the week, highlighted by Mario Cristobal joining the show to discuss the evolution of the Miami Hurricanes football, praising Malachi Toney’s work ethic and emphasizing that the program has fully reawakened. Joe and Hollywood also revisit Miami’s national championship loss and break down Jason Taylor’s take on evaluating prospects like Rueben Bain and Akheem Mesidor, stressing that game tape matters more than combine “pageantry.” The show also dives into the Miami Heat’s continued struggles after another loss to the Toronto Raptors, questioning the roster’s lack of star power and who’s to blame for their mediocrity. Plus, the crew reacts to the buzz surrounding Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini, breaking down the viral rumors and debating whether the photos tell the full story.

This best of Dolphins episode includes conversations with Omar Kelly, Kyle Crabbs, and Chris Perkins about the team's offseason outlook and draft strategy. Plus plenty of discussion about what the Fins should do with franchise star RB De'Von Achane. Plus the episode wraps with an interview with Dolphins starting center Aaron Brewer.

Joe and Hollywood break down a loaded day in South Florida sports, led by the Miami Hurricanes’ rising roster, young talent development, and continued buzz around the program’s momentum heading into the season. The conversation also dives into the Miami Dolphins offseason, including De’Von Achane’s future, the team’s long-term direction, and growing questions around Troy Aikman’s role as a consultant. NFL insider Mike Florio joins to react to the latest league headlines, including the viral Mike Vrabel–Diana Russini rumors, potential conflicts of interest with media members working for teams, and when the NFL could shift to an 18-game schedule. The show also touches on the Miami Heat’s struggles, the Marlins and Panthers updates, and the ongoing frustration and optimism surrounding South Florida sports.

Hour 1 kicks off with Joe and Hollywood recapping their live broadcast from University of Miami football practice, where rain didn’t slow down a focused session and even the university president was in attendance watching closely. The guys break down a loaded Hurricanes roster, highlighting high-upside talent along the offensive line and praising the continued impact of defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman on the program. Hetherman later joins the show to discuss the growth of the defense, giving strong praise to Akheem Mesidor and Rueben Bain while emphasizing how key contributors have stepped into bigger roles and embraced a “next man up” mentality. The hour also touches on the Heat’s loss to the Raptors, a look ahead at The Masters in Augusta, and a quick roundup of the Marlins splitting their series with the Reds as they head to Detroit, along with the injury-riddled stretch the Panthers are trying to finish.