Hochman and Crowder Audacy

In hour four, we take a deep dive into Tyler Herro's future with the Heat and discuss whether he can still be a "core" member of a team trying to compete for a title. A former Marlins player is going back to college football at 28 years old. Plus, Snoop Dogg is officially the title sponsor for the Arizona Bowl next college football season. 

In hour three, did rest or rust hurt the Panthers in their game 1 blowout loss to the Bruins last night? We revisit Crowder's attempt at sounding cool with Vinny Trocheck by calling Bob Boughner the "Boogieman". Plus, in our final 15 Minutes of Heat this year, we grade the Heat season as a whole and discuss what roster issues the front office must address this offseason. 

In hour two, amazed how quickly some of the worlds biggest companies make $1M in profit. Peter Bendix - Marlins president of baseball operations - decides he’s not coming on our show today. Hoch says he’s forgiving Patrick Beverly after his apology for his antics in the Bucks elimination last week. Plus, Hoch and Crowder rip on Solana after he reveals a photo of his “band days” from playing in his middle school jazz band. 

In hour one, what the hell happened to the Cats last night? Hoch and Crowder were definitely not expecting a blowout GM1 loss and Solana apologizes to Brooks Koepka because ultimately Koepka was right about Ekblad being a traffic cone. Creating a Mt. Rushmore of Al Pacino movies. Plus, Mike Cugno of CBS4 joins the show to recap the Panthers loss and to discuss Riley’s comments regarding Jimmy Butler yesterday. 

With the Miami Heat season officially over following Riley's season ending press conference, we grade the season as a whole in our final 15 Minutes of Heat segment of the year. 

Recapping Monday's Pat Riley season ending press conference with CBS4 anchor and reporter Mike Cugno.