BU BÖLÜM HAKKINDA
In hour two, Crowder gets a bat to the face from his son, leading us into a conversation about Crowder’s ability to fight. He makes the argument that he would defeat Floyd Mayweather Jr in a street fight. Plus, Zach Gelb discusses LeBron’s decision.
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SON BÖLÜMLERİ ARA
Hochman, Crowder & Solana için geçmiş bölümleri ara.
BU PODCAST'IN DİĞER BÖLÜMLERİ
In hour three, guessing which winless team in the NFL will be the last team to get a W. Fascinated by the Taco Bell 50K Ultramarathon. Plus, We continue playing our Heat Media Day series by revealing which members of the team would take a Hot Air Balloon ride.
In hour two, Panthers have options to improve roster after the Marchand injury. Can the Dolphins take advantage of a banged-up Bengals team? Plus, John Michaels joins the show and explains why he’s not concerned about the Canes upcoming matchup vs Notre Dame.
In hour one, the Panthers season feels cursed after another injury. Tre Donaldson stole the show at last night’s Red, White & Pink game after dropping Ryan Conwell. Revisiting our debate about the face of Miami sports with National Radio Host Zach Gelb.
In hour four, Crowder doubles down on his claim that Hot Air Balloon rides are safe. Running through the latest Dolphins injury notes & the full Dolphins injury report from today’s practice.
Fearing another major injury for the Cats. Tre Donaldson took Ryan Conwell’s soul last night. Previewing the Dolphins matchup vs the Bengals. John Michaels can’t wait for the Canes-ND game. Plus, Find out which members of the Heat roster would take a Hot Air Balloon ride.
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