The Joe Rose Show

Hour 1 opens with Hollywood discussing his upcoming trip to Italy, international travel experiences, and plans for Dolphins training camp before the focus shifts to sports. The guys react to the latest fallout from the Heat’s acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo, including questions about Jaylen Brown’s relationship with the Celtics after Boston’s failed pursuit of the superstar. The conversation then turns to Brendan Sorsby, whose NFL hopes take a major hit after the league announces there will be no Supplemental Draft this year, effectively forcing him to wait until 2027 to enter the NFL. Joe, Hollywood, and Omar debate whether the NFL intentionally avoided the controversy, how much Sorsby’s gambling issues have damaged his draft stock, and whether any team will still be willing to take a chance on him in the future. The hour wraps with a fun discussion comparing over-the-top sports parents to dance parents and the pressures that come with youth competition.

Hour 2 begins with reactions to the NBA Draft and AJ Dybantsa going No. 1 overall to the Wizards. The conversation then turns to the Dolphins, where the guys break down Miami’s wide receiver depth chart, provide an update on Chris Bell’s injury, revisit the Jaylen Waddle trade, and discuss what a successful season would look like for Malik Willis as he begins what could be a multi-year audition as the team’s starting quarterback. The crew also examines the Dolphins’ schedule and the challenges of playing in several cold-weather cities this season. Later in the hour, the focus shifts to sports memorabilia as the ball from OG Anunoby’s iconic NBA Finals tip-in heads to auction with an estimated value of $3 million, sparking discussion about the most valuable collectibles in sports history. The hour wraps with Heat talk as Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo are spotted together in Las Vegas, fueling excitement about Miami’s new superstar duo, along with a conversation about soaring World Cup ticket prices and what sporting event would actually be worth spending thousands of dollars to attend.

Michelle Kaufman joins the show to break down the latest storylines from the World Cup, where the tournament’s biggest stars continue to shine. She discusses Cristiano Ronaldo’s two-goal performance, celebrates Lionel Messi’s 39th birthday, and highlights Messi’s incredible start to the tournament with all five of Argentina’s goals so far. Kaufman also looks ahead to Argentina’s Round of 32 match in Miami, which is expected to create an electric atmosphere, while evaluating Brazil’s outlook and Team USA’s impressive start. Through two matches, Kaufman says she has never seen a U.S. squad play better and believes this team has proven it belongs among the world’s top competitors. The conversation also provides a behind-the-scenes look at covering the World Cup, including the unique media procedures that come with the tournament, before wrapping up with stories about Scotland supporters taking over American cities and even contributing to local beer shortages.

The Dolphins still have questions to answer at wide receiver, and the guys break down Miami’s current depth chart while discussing whether the team needs to add another pass catcher before the season begins. Omar provides an update on Chris Bell’s injury and revisits the Dolphins’ decision to trade Jaylen Waddle earlier this offseason, noting that any receiver Miami targets now will likely have to come at a bargain price. The conversation then shifts to quarterback Malik Willis, with the guys debating what a successful season would look like and why this could be the start of a multi-year audition to prove he can be the Dolphins’ long-term answer under center. The segment wraps with some World Cup talk as the crew reacts to skyrocketing ticket prices and debates whether they would ever spend thousands of dollars to attend a sporting event, including a potential Dolphins Super Bowl appearance

One of the most iconic moments in Knicks history is headed to auction, as the ball from OG Anunoby’s game-winning tip-in during the NBA Finals is expected to fetch around $3 million. The guys discuss whether the final price could climb even higher and debate where the play ranks among the most memorable moments in franchise history. That sparks a broader conversation about famous sports memorabilia, from historic game-used equipment to championship collectibles, and which pieces they would most want to own. The segment wraps with some Heat optimism as Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo are spotted spending time together in Las Vegas, giving fans an early glimpse of the chemistry Miami hopes will power its new superstar duo