The Joe Rose Show

Tuesday’s show kicks off with Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan shutting down De’Von Achane trade rumors and laying out a long-term vision for Miami, including a draft-first strategy inspired by the Green Bay Packers. We break down the state of the Dolphins roster, heavy dead cap hits, and the transparency surrounding Malik Willis and Jaylen Waddle, while discussing realistic expectations for the upcoming season. The Miami Heat’s roller-coaster week is also front and center, from a tough loss to the Pacers to a big bounce-back win over the 76ers, highlighting Tyler Herro’s clutch performance and the team’s inconsistency, with Heat analyst Ron Rothstein joining to discuss style of play, the MVP race, and Pelle Larsson’s emergence. Kyle Crabbs weighs in on the Dolphins’ draft strategy and the possibility of adding Dontavion Wicks, sparking debate on the importance of targeting a wide receiver. The show also takes a lighter turn as Joe plays matchmaker with Julie Guy, shares laughs over dating fails, and covers major headlines from the NFL Owners Meetings, the Marlins’ rough start, and pop culture moments in Hollywood’s Headlines, wrapping up a jam-packed day of Miami sports and entertainment.

Hour 1 centers around the new direction for the Miami Dolphins, as Jon-Eric Sullivan shuts down trade rumors involving De'Von Achane and lays out a clear long-term vision for the franchise. We break down the reality of a roster weighed down by historic dead cap, but one that’s been reset with a draft-first approach inspired by the Green Bay Packers, along with transparency in moves involving Malik Willis and Jaylen Waddle. Joe and Hollywood discuss expectations for the season, with optimism about the plan but caution about the timeline, while also reacting to key topics from the NFL Owners Meetings and what’s ahead in the draft. Plus, the Miami Heat ride the roller coaster in a win over the Philadelphia 76ers, with Tyler Herro stepping up late as Miami continues to show its inconsistent nature

Hour 2 features a wide-ranging discussion starting with the Miami Heat showing their inconsistency yet again, bouncing back with a big win over the Philadelphia 76ers less than 24 hours after a bad loss to the Indiana Pacers. We dive into major topics from the NFL Owners Meetings, including the potential for an 18-game schedule, expanded international play, and even a professional flag football league. Jon-Eric Sullivan’s comments take center stage as we discuss the Dolphins’ direction, building around Malik Willis, and the importance of the upcoming draft, along with a possible fit for Dontayvion Wicks. We also touch on the Marlins’ loss to the Chicago White Sox and concerns after a rough outing from Chris Paddack, plus continued reaction to Tiger Woods’ DUI and Joe’s stance that he needs a full-time driver.

Hour 3 heats up with Kyle Crabbs joining to break down Jon-Eric Sullivan’s comments at the NFL Owners Meeting, praising the Dolphins GM for executing on his promises and weighing in on Miami’s plan to extend De’Von Achane. Crabbs shares his mock draft, sparking a lively debate with Joe about the importance of drafting a wide receiver and the possibility of adding Dontavion Wicks from Green Bay. The conversation shifts to the Heat, where inconsistency reigns—losing to bad teams one night and beating good ones the next. And in a lighter moment, Joe takes on the role of matchmaker, playfully endorsing Julie Guy and joking about setting her up with a listener

Hour 4 wraps up with Heat analyst Ron Rothstein breaking down Miami’s roller-coaster week, calling their loss to the Pacers embarrassing but praising their bounce-back win over the 76ers. He dives into how the Heat’s fast-paced style affects their defense, how teams adjust when stars are injured, the difference between regular season and playoff basketball, and gives high praise to Pelle Larsson, comparing him to Heat legends like Shane Battier and Dan Majerle. Joe and Hollywood also share laughs about bad dates after Joe’s morning attempt at matchmaking with Julie Guy, from no-wallet situations to guys showing up on bicycles. The show closes with a deep dive into the Dolphins’ draft strategy and GM Jon-Eric Sullivan’s comments from the NFL Owners Meetings, setting the stage for Miami’s next moves.