To close out today's Man of the Match, Donno has Michael Christian, host of Game Night, on the show and they talk about was it even worth it to watch this year's pro bowl since it was played in a Madden 21 simulation.

Donno opens up hour three of today's Man of the Match talking about how good it is for the Miami Dolphins coaching staff to be at the Senior Bowl this year. The Fins have four first round picks and Donno gives his takes on what players the Dolphins should draft. In the next segment, Donno talks about the amazing start the Florida Panthers have had to their season. At 5-0-1, Donno talks about how this is the best start in franchise history and it is good for the fanbase to have a solid season and a start to a new era.Later on, Donno plays a sound bite by former Patriot, Danny Amendola, talking about how Tom Brady was more important to New England's Super Bowl wins instead of Bill Belichick. Donno talks about who won the divorce between Tom and Bill and is Bill happy for Brady reaching the Super Bowl? To close out today's Man of the Match, Donno has Michael Christian, host of Game Night, on the show and they talk about was it even worth it to watch this year's pro bowl since it was played in a Madden 21 simulation.

The second hour of today's Man of the Match is kicked off with Donno and Tito debating on different types of desserts are their favorites.  Find out which dish holds the throne in their mind.In the next segment, Gaby Urrutia, InsideTheU, joins the Man of the Match with Alex Donno to talk about how the coaching staff is looking for the Hurricanes football program after Blake Baker left to LSU. Gaby and Donno also talk about how much pressure is on Manny Diaz now that he will have more involvement with the defense. Donno also talks about mocks drafts that analysts make leading up to every NFL draft. He talks about how accurate they actually can be and how there are all types of mock drafts that have the Dolphins drafting a different player with the third pick. Donno closes out the second hour of today's Man of the Match talking about how people in the city of Houston are showing Deshaun Watson support, but supporting him to make the best decision for his career even it means leaving the Houston  Texans.

The second hour of Man of the Match is kicked off with Donno talking about which candidates are the best fit for the offensive coordinator position for the Miami Dolphins. Donno talks about how this position is crucial for the development of Tua's game. Later in the segment, Donno talks about the late, great Kobe Bryant. Today marks a full year since the Lakers legend passed away.

Donno reads off a ton of awful takes for today's terrible take Tuesday.

Donno reacts to Devonta Smith saying him and Tua have had conversations about playing together again.

Jeremy Tache, south Florida digital host & reporter, joins the show to talk about his new position with Fox Sports and he shares some insight on how the Heat are handling their current roster with so many players out with injuries or covid protocol. They also talk about Udonis Haslem's presence on the team and how come he hasn't got any minutes even with the roster so depleted.

The second hour of Man of the Match has Donno talking about who can fill the offensive coordinator position for the Miami Dolphins. Donno lists some names of candidates and breaks down which person can help Tua grow his game. Donno remembers the late, great Kobe Bryant and talks about his favorite memories of Kobe. In the next segment, Donno talks about why Lions' QB, Matthew Stafford, decided to leave Detroit and why both sides decided to move on after Dan Campbell was hired as the new Lions' Head Coach.  To close out the show, Donno has sports anchor/reporter at WPLG, Clay Ferraro, call in and talk about current news and updates on the Dolphins and Heat. They get into the Dolphins vacant Offensive Coordinator position and how the Dolphins are not revealing much information. Donno and Clay also talk about how this upcoming 6-game homestand for the Heat is important but not time to panic yet.

Donno has sports anchor/reporter at WPLG, Clay Ferraro on the show! They get into lots of South Florida sports talk starting with the Dolphins. Donno gets Clay's insight on the Dolphins vacant Offensive Coordinator position and how the Dolphins aren't saying much. Clay and Donno also talk about the Heat's upcoming 6-game homestand. Has Clay hit the panic button with the Heat having two, 3-game losing streaks in the early season?

In the first hour, Donno talks about how he's tired of celebrating moral victories with the Heat and his panic level is rising. He also talks about Devonta Smith as well as doing our Terrible Take Tuesday segment. Giancarlo Navas joins the show from MiaHeatbeat.com and talks the Heat's tough losses and whether there's reason for optimism.