Hochman and Crowder Audacy

In hour four, we react to the official news that Jimmy Butler's season is likely over with his MCL sprain. After Crowder's tooth fell out during the show, Crowder revisits some of the dental work he performed on himself years ago. Plus, Tyreek Hill partners with a new energy drink. 

In hour three, waiting for any update on Jimmy Butler’s MRI but non suspecting any positive news. Hoch and Solana feel confident that even without Jimmy Butler, the Heat can beat the Bulls tomorrow. Why do men in Greek statues all have a small penis? We do a deep dive into the answer. Plus, during 15 Minutes of Heat, we get the official report from the Heat about Butler’s injury. 

In hour two, even without Jimmy Butler in tomorrow’s Heat vs Bulls game, we think the Heat will have enough to get the victory. Plus, while admitting the idea of going up against elite goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy terrifies him, Appel explains why he still believes the Panthers match up well against the Lightning and should be able to finally beat them in a playoff series. 

In hour one, recapping a brutal Heat loss to the Sixers in the play-in tournament: credit Jimmy Butler for gutting it out, Batum will haunt us forever and once again the Heat failed to win the big moments. Plus, Crowder literally loses a tooth while having a fiery debate about the Cavinder twins. Then, Clay Ferraro wants to make sure we don’t let the refs off the hook for missing an obvious call last night that hurt the Miami Heat. 

The NY Post has finally come up with the answer for an age old debate - why do men in Greek statues all have small penises. The answer isn't shocking at all, according to Crowder. 

While admitting the idea of going up against elite goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy terrifies him, Josh Appel explains why he still believes the Panthers match up well against the Lightning and should be able to finally beat them in a playoff series.