The Joe Rose Show

Tuesday’s show features reaction to Team USA’s World Cup elimination after a 4-1 loss to Belgium, as Joe Rose and the guys discuss why the U.S. still trails the top soccer nations in the world and what needs to change for the program to take the next step. The Miami Heat are also a major topic as Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis are officially introduced, Tyler Herro’s time in Miami comes to an end, and the guys break down what’s next for the Heat, including potential free-agent targets, Nikola Jović’s development, and the ongoing LeBron James sweepstakes. Plus, Omar Kelly joins the show to discuss the Dolphins’ young roster, breakout candidates, position battles, and why he believes Miami can win 10 games this season. The guys also talk Canes football hype, Marlins playoff hopes, World Cup storylines, Heat expectations, and more

Hour 1 opens with reaction to Team USA’s World Cup exit after a 4-1 loss to Belgium, as Joe Rose discusses the gap that still exists between the United States and the top soccer nations in the world. The conversation then shifts to the Miami Heat’s new era after officially introducing Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis while saying goodbye to Tyler Herro and the other pieces involved in the blockbuster trade. Joe breaks down what’s next for Miami, including potential free-agent targets like DeMar DeRozan, how Nikola Jović can continue to develop, and the importance of adding role players around Giannis. The guys also dive into the ongoing LeBron James watch, debating whether Cleveland or Golden State could be the destination, whether another “Decision” could be coming, and why Miami remains in the conversation. The hour also features Dolphins discussion, including the team’s decision to get younger, move on from players like Rasul Douglas, and the importance of building a more connected culture after last season’s internal issues.

Hour 2 opens with reaction to Team USA’s World Cup elimination after falling to Belgium, as Joe Rose and the guys discuss why American soccer still trails the top European nations. The conversation focuses on the gap between MLS and the world’s elite leagues, whether more of America’s best athletes choosing soccer could change the sport’s future, and why interest in the game often peaks every four years during the World Cup before fading. Omar Kelly then joins the show to break down the Dolphins’ offseason direction, including Miami’s focus on developing young players, potential building blocks like Patrick Paul, questions surrounding Chop Robinson, and the competition between Ollie Gordon and Jaylen Wright for the RB2 role behind De’Von Achane. Omar also doubles down on his prediction that the Dolphins can win 10 games this season, while acknowledging the bigger focus is player development and building a new foundation. The hour wraps with Hollywood Headlines, including celebrities upset over not making the guest list for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding and the launch of a new 3-on-3 hockey format.

Hour 3 features Joe Rose and Hollywood breaking down expectations for the Miami Heat’s new-look roster, including predictions for what Giannis Antetokounmpo, Bam Adebayo, and the rest of the team could average this season. The guys also revisit USA soccer’s continued challenge of catching up with global powers, discussing why so many American athletes grow up playing other sports and comparing soccer’s worldwide popularity to events like the Olympics. World Cup excitement continues with big matchups ahead, including Argentina and Lionel Messi, before the conversation shifts to college football as Miami Hurricanes media days approach. Joe explains why Canes fans should be excited about a loaded roster, while identifying the offensive line as the biggest question mark and debating whether anyone in the ACC can challenge Miami. The hour wraps with Marlins talk as the team continues its hot stretch, upcoming promotions, and whether Miami can make a legitimate playoff push.

Hour 4 features Alex Solana joining Joe Rose to discuss Team USA’s World Cup elimination and whether the United States can eventually close the gap with the world’s top soccer nations. The guys break down the talent gap exposed in the loss to Belgium, the challenges of America’s pay-to-play system, Mauricio Pochettino’s impact on the program, and the teams that could challenge France as the tournament favorite. The conversation then shifts to the NBA offseason, including whether DeMar DeRozan could make sense for Miami, Donovan Mitchell’s extension with Cleveland, the Heat’s need for role players, Nikola Jović’s development, and whether Miami can compete as a top-four team in the Eastern Conference. The hour also features more Dolphins discussion from Omar Kelly, including Miami’s young roster, potential breakout players, position battles, and why he believes the Dolphins can still win 10 games this season.