Hochman and Crowder Audacy

In hour four, we highlight how Erik Spoelstra is the only head coach LeBron played for that he didn't get fired following Darvin Ham losing his job in Los Angeles today. Do NBA coaches deserve as much blame as they get for their teams losing or does it fall more on front offices? Plus, Crowder gives Hoch the perfect excuse to bust out his Bill Clinton impersonation. 

In hour three, we're all shocked that Frankie Valli is still touring at 90 years old. Crowder is extremely excited to see how McDaniel utilizes OBJ and Jonnu Smith this season. Crowder is out on Jimmy Butler as the Heat's best player. Then, Solana tries his best to drive the show into a conversation about the NBA on TNT crew perhaps breaking up but mispronounces a word and the show flies off the rails. 

In hour two, Hoch and Crowder are workshopping a new restaurant idea with an eye catching name. We all love the Odell Beckham Jr. signing for the Dolphins but Solana refuses to buy into the team until they prove they can win in January. Then, we preview tomorrow's Kentucky Derby with the managing partner of the largest horse racing syndicate in California, Gary Fenton. 

In hour one, Hoch's bizarre knowledge of music leads us into a conversation about playing piano. Darvin Ham has officially been fired by the Lakers. Stephen Ross turning down a ten billion dollar offer for the Dolphins, F1 & Hard Rock Stadium. Plus, Will Manso joins the show to discuss what the Heat might have to do this offseason to improve their roster. 

Hoch, Crowder, Jimmy and Solana all share their weekend plans as we approach the final hour of the show. 

Solana tries his best to launch the show into a conversation about the future of NBA on TNT but it leads to a legendary mispronunciation.