The Joe Rose Show

The guys open the show with a busy slate of sports headlines, starting with the NBA Finals as the Knicks and Spurs continue their physical, back-and-forth series, alongside reaction to a strong Stanley Cup Final between Carolina and Vegas and the Marlins’ continued hot stretch behind standout performances from Otto Lopez, Xavier Edwards, and rookie Joe Mack. The conversation then turns to major Dolphins offseason developments, including expectations for key young players, position battles across the roster, and what the new regime under a new GM and head coach means heading into a pivotal year where health and development will be critical. The show also continues to unpack the growing fallout from the Brendan Sorsby gambling ruling in college football, with ongoing debate about enforcement, precedent, and whether programs like Texas Tech should face broader backlash. In addition, the guys revisit the legacy of longtime South Florida media voice Dave Hyde following his retirement, reflect on his impact on the local sports scene, and wrap with NBA Finals discussion on how today’s perimeter-heavy style compares to the more physical eras of the past

Hour 1 opens with NBA Finals talk as the Knicks and Spurs prepare for a pivotal Game 4, with the guys debating whether Victor Wembanyama crossed the line with his physical play, how the series is being officiated, and whether today's Knicks need to embrace the toughness that defined the legendary 1990s Knicks and Heat-Knicks rivalry. The conversation also explores the unique atmosphere of Madison Square Garden and why the biggest moments—not the first quarter—ultimately decide championships. Joe then sounds off on the ongoing Brendan Sorsby controversy, questioning whether the Texas Tech quarterback should be allowed to play after gambling on games involving his own team and discussing what the situation says about the NIL era and the changing landscape of college football. Plus, the guys touch on the Marlins' recent hot stretch, highlighting the strong play of Otto Lopez and the impact rookie Joe Mack has provided.

Hour 2 opens with continued discussion around the Brendan Sorsby situation and what it says about the state of college football enforcement, followed by broader Dolphins talk as the guys set expectations for key players on the roster and where the team stands heading into the season. The conversation shifts to the Marlins, where Otto Lopez and Xavier Edwards continue to carry the offense, and then to the NHL Stanley Cup Final between Carolina and Vegas, which has been one of the most exciting series in recent memory. The guys also react to the star-studded scene at Game 3 of the NBA Finals in New York, including Alex Rodriguez’s appearance and a broader discussion about his post-playing business success and public comeback after his PED suspension, contrasted with other athletes who struggled to rebound. The hour wraps with attorney David Weinstein joining the show to break down the Sorsby ruling, the NCAA’s lack of enforcement power, and what this means for the future of college sports, along with a quick NFL aside about the Bills’ Super Bowl chances.

Hour 3 opens with Kyle Crabbs joining the show to break down the biggest questions facing the Dolphins, including whether the pass rush can take a step forward, Chop Robinson’s development, and how several defensive players reporting to camp heavier could impact the team positively or negatively. He also discusses Jonah Savaiinaea’s second-year jump and the decision to move him back to his natural right side, while weighing in on Quinn Ewers’ strong OTAs, Malik Willis building chemistry with his receivers, and the ongoing RB2 battle between Ollie Gordon and Jaylen Wright, emphasizing that multiple starting jobs are still up for grabs. The conversation then shifts to the Marlins, where Otto Lopez, Xavier Edwards, and Joe Mack continue to stand out, before honoring longtime South Florida media figure Dave Hyde following his retirement after a 36-year career, as Hollywood jokes about Joe potentially stepping into a leadership role at the station. The hour wraps with NBA Finals talk, including discussion on today’s three-point-heavy style of play compared to the physical eras of the past.

Hour 4 opens with Miami Hurricanes talk as the guys react to the program’s new promotional campaign for the upcoming season and revisit the legacy of the legendary 2001 Canes, with discussion on whether they remain the greatest college football team of all time given their dominance and NFL Hall of Fame talent. The conversation also turns to last season’s Canes playoff run to the national championship and what it means for the current standard of the program, along with a broader debate about whether Joe can “claim” Miami despite not attending the school, with the guys noting the Hurricanes’ long-standing identity as a community team. From there, the discussion shifts back to the Dolphins and their brand-new regime under a new GM and head coach, emphasizing a youth movement, the importance of staying healthy, and expectations for increased playing time for younger players this season. The hour wraps with Kyle Crabbs joining once again to continue Dolphins roster analysis, including Chop Robinson’s development, defensive weight changes, Jonah Savaiinaea’s position switch, and key battles at quarterback and running back as multiple starting jobs remain up for grabs