Lonny Greenberg and Stefan Miller are brothers from another mother who will open your mind to sports in a way that you may not have realized you were missing.
Two Dads from Philly and New York who somehow ended up in South Florida. We have played sports, pee wee, little league, high school, we have attended countless historical sporting events and we absolutely love talking about sports. Look, we aren’t former players nor are we going to breakdown games because there are enough people doing that already. What we will do is remind you why you love sports, open up some old wounds because sports is pain and have kids share their opinions with us because the next generation is really important.
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Lonny Greenberg and Stefan Miller are brothers from another mother who will open your mind to sports in a way that you may not have realized you were missing.
Two Dads from Philly and New York who somehow ended up in South Florida. We have played sports, pee wee, little league, high school, we have attended countless historical sporting events and we absolutely love talking about sports. Look, we aren’t former players nor are we going to breakdown games because there are enough people doing that already. What we will do is remind you why you love sports, open up some old wounds because sports is pain and have kids share their opinions with us because the next generation is really important.
New Episode Alert! From Player to Coach: Miguel Antonio Benito on Youth Soccer, Passion, and What It Takes to Be Great
The Dudes of Davie (DOD)
1 hour 6 minutes
3 months ago
New Episode Alert! From Player to Coach: Miguel Antonio Benito on Youth Soccer, Passion, and What It Takes to Be Great
Welcome back to Dudes of Davie, where sports take center stage and the takes are as hot as a South Florida summer. This episode is a two-part journey (see time stamps below).
Part One: Lonny Greenberg and Stefan Miller go full breaking down the biggest stories across the sports world. First up, they recap an electric NHL Stanley Cup Final and a thrilling NBA Finals showdown — who showed up, who folded, and what it all means going forward. Then it’s time to serve up some Wimbledon talk — aces, upsets, and standout moments from the grass courts. And as we hit the halfway mark of the MLB season, the Dudes dive into baseball’s biggest names: Ohtani, Judge, and the teams heating up (or flaming out) down the stretch. Whether you’re a hardcore fan or just trying to keep up, this episode brings the heat. Let’s get into it.
Part Two (30:26): We sit down with former pro player Miguel Antonio Benito — now one of South Florida’s top private soccer trainers for kids 7–16. Miguel shares his journey through the world of competitive soccer, the lessons he learned the hard way, and what every young athlete and parent needs to hear.
We cover:
The challenges and rewards of growing up in competitive soccer
What separates good athletes from great ones
Mistakes kids and parents are still making today
The honest truth about U.S. soccer development
And how to fuel your child’s drive without burning them out
This one’s packed with heart, grit, and wisdom.
Listen now on [Spotify, Apple, etc.]
#YouthSports #SoccerLife #ParentingAthletes #SouthFloridaSoccer #YouthDevelopment
The Dudes of Davie (DOD)
Lonny Greenberg and Stefan Miller are brothers from another mother who will open your mind to sports in a way that you may not have realized you were missing.
Two Dads from Philly and New York who somehow ended up in South Florida. We have played sports, pee wee, little league, high school, we have attended countless historical sporting events and we absolutely love talking about sports. Look, we aren’t former players nor are we going to breakdown games because there are enough people doing that already. What we will do is remind you why you love sports, open up some old wounds because sports is pain and have kids share their opinions with us because the next generation is really important.
