Hochman and Crowder Audacy

In hour three, we discuss how the Heat are playing with house money after stealing game 2 of their series with the Celtics. Kendrick Perkins is forced to apologize to Heat fans after claiming they’d get swept in the series. Plus, an argument for why the Dolphins might end up trading back in the first round. 

 

In hour two, some Canes basketball news regarding two of their best players entering the transfer portal. Solana is leaving the show early to go jogging. We do our best to preview the NFL draft but there’s clearly a lack of information on our end. Crowder finally gets his Detroit Style Pizza but Hoch takes issue with the toppings he and his wife chose. Plus, we go over the big picture question looming over Chris Grier and the Miami Dolphins ahead of tonight’s NFL draft. 

In hour one, an hour of celebrating the Miami Heat’s “surprising” victory over the Boston Celtics in game 2 last night. From the adjustment’s Miami made to how the Heat shot the lights out, does this change our outlook on the series? Clay Ferraro of Local 10 joins the show with more on the changes defensively that put the Heat in a better position to compete. 

Crowder fully expects Grier and the Dolphins to select a "fat guy" with their first round pick tonight in the NFL draft but there is a strong chance the Dolphins will consider trading back in order to bolster their draft picks in later rounds. 

Hoch reads a column from the Dave Hyde in the Sun Sentinel that highlights the bigger question heading into the Dolphins draft tonight - it's not who they're going to draft but rather when the Dolphins draft picks will begin to help Miami win important games. 

Recapping last night's Heat Game 2 victory in Boston with Local 10 anchor and reporter, Clay Ferraro. Breaking down the adjustments Coach Spo made to put Herro, Bam and the rest of the Heat in better positions offensively and how they dared the Celtics to beat them with just Brown and Tatum.