Donno goes into more Dolphins talk with Sun Sentinel’s Omar Kelly.

On the first hour of the Alex Donno show, Donno talks and listens to what Cam Wake said after Dolphins practice today. He talks about the Lonzo Ball and Lebron James conversation after the game. He goes into more Dolphins talk with Sun Sentinel’s Omar Kelly.

Alex Donno talks to Canes Insight and Miami Fan Wear Peter Ariz about some Hurricanes football and recruiting.

To start off the second hour, Donno goes into some Star Wars talk. Alex Donno talks to Canes Insight and Miami Fan Wear Peter Ariz about some Hurricanes football and recruiting.  Donno talks more Dolphins and what Wake said.

To start off the third hour, Donno talks some Kenny Stills and what he said at practice today. He also reveals his top three most villainous franchises all time. He is joined by Martin Bater as they give you the weekly soccer segment.

On the final hour of the Alex Donno show, he talks more chocolate with Martin Bater. He also talks soem games this weekend with Mike Dixon. 

Donno plays some sound from the Miami Dolphins while talking about the rest of the season.Donno also hits on the Marlins’ trades and how it affects his view of Derek Jeter.We also discuss some Star Wars and a certain caller who was inspired by Star Wars.

Sun Sentinel Beat Writer Ira Winderman joins the show to talk about the Heat loss, thoughts on Dion Waiters’ play as of late and when he thinks Hassan Whiteside will return.

Sun Sentinel Beat Writer Ira Winderman joins the show to talk about the Heat loss, thoughts on Dion Waiters’ play as of late and when he thinks Hassan Whiteside will return.Donno also does a Click Bait segment this hour with an Infamous George Clooney gift giving story and where the weather apparently isn’t the only scary thing in the streets.Donno also takes Callers and talks about Pat Riley.  

-Donno talks with Panthers Play by Play voice Doug Plagens’ about the use of an actual AM radio as well as a bit of a preview for the Panthers game. He also plays some sound from Dolphins defensive coordinator Matt Burke.