Tobin & Leroy Show

104.3 WQAM presents a selection of conversations about the Miami Heat from during the past week from The Joe Rose Show, Tobin & Leroy, and Hochman, Crowder & Solana. Following the Heat's latest blowout loss at the hands of the Celtics, the question is asked whether coach Erik Spoelstra is still getting through to his players the way he was at the height of the team's success. Plus, Ron Rothstein and Frank Isola join for interviews.

The WQAM team breaks down the Marlins' solid start to the season and debates whether the success is built to last or simply the byproduct of a soft early schedule. From roster depth to divisional standings, we're diving into whether this "fish fry" is for real or just a flash in the pan

The crew kicks off Friday with controversy surrounding the Tkachuk family and previews the Marlins’ weekend showdown with the Yankees, while also questioning Niko Jovic’s future with the Heat. As Marlins excitement builds, the guys dive into ballpark nostalgia, viral Tiger Woods memes, and a packed sports weekend. In the NBA, Luka’s injury sparks discussion about its impact on the Lakers and the Heat’s playoff path, alongside growing criticism of the Dolphins’ direction and a heated debate over Jimmy Butler’s value. They wrap things up with a Heat vs. Wizards preview and their signature “You’re Dead To Me” segment, taking aim at Pat Beverley, reality TV drama, and more.

We go through headlines and preview the matchup between the Heat and Wizards tomorrow, and Leroy suggests that Norman Powell put on some Vick’s Vaporub to clear up whatever he’s got after it is announced he will not play. Then it is time for our favorite Friday ‘You’re Dead To Me” where we hypothetically bury people; Pat Beverley please shut up about Dwyane Wade, Jfig is tired of the guys picking on her, and reality Tv drama!

The big news around the NBA today is Luka going down last night, the guys talk about what this could mean for the Lakers, as well as the rest of the Heat schedule and what their road to the Play In looks like. The Dolphins are facing a lot of backlash as fans and media are beginning to question what exactly the new regime is trying to accomplish and if they really even have a direction. We then dip into our mixed bag that turns into quite the quibble between Tobin, Leroy, and Brittney over Jimmy Butler and if the Heat should have paid him.

As the Marlins are set to start their weekend series against the Yankees; Tobin and Leroy start making plans to go to a Marlins game this year after Tobs hears great things about the new food promotion “the machete.” They also reminisce on the old amenities of Marlins Park and really want the home plate aquariums. We make a little light of a messed up situation after the memes from Tiger Woods arrest are flying around. Then it is time to tickle Leroy’s fancy ahead of a jam packed weekend slate; he of course steps all over the bit!

It is finally Friday! And get right into a debate after the Tkachuk’s have found themselves in some controversy yet again due to comments on their podcast; after papa Tkachuk seemed to mock the Senators goalie. The Marlins are set to start their weekend series versus the Yankees and the guys preview the matchup. It seems like Niko Jovic might not be activated for awhile, Tobin begs the question on if the Heat and fans might be Rats Off A Ship on him.

We are then joined by another special guest, the other half of the main event Carlos Ulberg who will be fighting against Jiri Prochazka in UFC 327 here in Miami on April 11th; he breaks down his upcoming title match, his opponent, what motivates him, and more with the guys!

We then welcome a special guest former UFC Champ Jiri Prochazka, as he is set to take on Carlos Ulberg at UFC 327 in Miami on April 11th. He talks with Tobin and Leroy about how he prepares for fights, his opponent, his journey, and what it feels like to be in the middle of this while having a baby on the way!

The show rides an emotional rollercoaster through Miami sports frustration, big-name interviews, and classic crew chaos. It opens with the guys reacting to the Heat getting blown out by the Celtics, joking that they’re destined to rule “Play-Inville” while questioning the team’s direction and calling out Bam Adebayo as the face of that reality. Concerns grow as they debate his future with the franchise, take heated calls from fans, and push back on Erik Spoelstra for what they see as “moral victory” messaging. Amid the Heat angst, there’s a bright spot as Sandy Alcantara earns praise for a dominant shutout, giving the crew something to celebrate. The show is also stacked with MMA coverage, featuring interviews with Jiri Prochazka and Carlos Ulberg ahead of their UFC 327 clash in Miami, diving into their preparation, mindset, and personal journeys. Things take a lighter turn with plenty of jokes—especially as the crew teases each other over their reactions to Ulberg—before wrapping with a more serious discussion about Tiger Woods and his recent struggles. Overall, it’s a mix of Heat frustration, strong guest interviews, fan therapy, and the show’s signature humor.