The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

The Le Batard crew marvel as Heat Homer Mike sounds off on Sixers fans, discuss how younger people might not think Robert Deniro is cool, and break down the DeMaurice Smith profile Seth Wickersham and Don Van Natta wrote.

The show breaks down the greatest car chase scenes in the history of the movies with an interruption, discusses JJ Watt's free agency, and analyze the coverage of Tiger Woods' car accident on Tuesday.

Two part Lour today. First, Dan and Mike talk to David Samson about Tommy Hutton, Ozzie Guillen, and Hanley Ramirez not wanting to take batting practice at the same time as Giancarlo Stanton. Also, Roy talks to David Dwork of the Chirping the Cats Podcast about the Florida Panthers and the whole of the NHL.

Ahead of the Golden Globes this weekend, Alan Sepinwall, chief TV critic for Rolling Stone, joins the show to talk about Ozark, the greatest shows in TV history, and bring a controversial take on Schitt's Creek.

Greg Cote discusses his new partnership with Pitbull and we talk about Bruce Springsteen's forthcoming podcast.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote talk to Ron Magill and bring you their funniest thing from the sports weekend.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote discuss Deion Sanders, Naomi Osaka, the difference between a caper and a heist, and the decline of the wallet.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote discuss not wanting to fight short people, the Peter Mortell Holder of the Year Award, the possibility of Jeff Bezos as an NFL owner, and Sesame Street.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote discuss the Florida Panthers' surge of form, the Deshaun Watson trade rumors, and Lebron's late game miss against the Wizards.

The guys play the Looks Like game with Kurkjian.

The Le Batard crew talk to David Samson about the Mariners controversy and get Stugotz's weekend observations.

The Le Batard crew discuss the released comments of Seattle Mariners CEO Kevin Mather with Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times. We also ask if basketball has been made better by graphs.

A discussion about the Brooklyn Nets devolves into a montage of Stugotz completely derailing the show.

The Le Batard crew are joined by Amin Elhassan for the show. They discuss the Miami Heat's win over the Lakers, the viral video of Cam Newton, and play an NBA round of "Where he at?"

Dan and Stugotz are joined by Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon to talk about the College Athletes Bill of Rights and the recent impeachment hearings. Plus, we open up the club.

The Le Batard crew discuss the passing of Rush Limabugh, Mitchell Trubisky, and Draymond Green's comments on the media treatment of athletes.

Stugotz delivers his Weekend Observations a bit late before the guys discuss the situation in Texas and the most underpaid players in sports.

The Le Batard crew discuss the passing of Rush Limbaugh, the death of finger food, and we debut the Whimsical Vessel of Vocables, which is nothing like the Magic Crate of Content.

The Le Batard crew and David Samson discuss Fernando Tatis Jr.'s huge extension with the Padres, Framing Britney Spears, and Judas and the Black Messiah, which led to an unfortunate moment on our Twitch stream.

Stugotz reads the polls and Dan wonders how journalism fares in a fight between the UFC and ESPN. The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz will be streamed live Thursday starting at 8 AM on Twitch. Follow us here.

The Le Batard crew discuss the feud between the UFC's Dana White and Ariel Helwani, Billy discusses the gifts he got for Valentine's Day, we wonder if we'd ever trust the Utah Jazz, and Ron Magill joins for his weekly spot. Donate to the Ron Magill endowment.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote listen as Mike and Chris discuss their fathers and talk about Stugotz's burgeoning friendship with Dwight Freeney, JJ Watt's departure from Houston, and comparing apples to oranges. The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz will be streamed live Thursday starting at 8 AM on Twitch. Follow us here.

The Le Batard crew discuss the Chris Doyle/Urban Meyer controversy, the Pouncey brothers retiring, and Greg Cote's discomfort with show merch with his likeness on it. The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz will be streamed live Thursday starting at 8 AM on Twitch. Follow us here.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote get into the Miami Heat's early season struggles, David Beckham's relationship with Qatar, and go to a risky early Back in My Day.

The guys get to all the stuff they didn't have time for earlier in the show, including the Cat Filter Zoom.

Dan and Stugotz are joined by Diana Moskovitz of Defector Media to discuss her recent article about NFL Offensive Lineman Chad Wheeler, The Fear Doesn't End When The Abuse Stops

The Le Batard crew laugh at a Stugotz error on Stupodity!, Dan being a creature of radio habit, and Mike debuts a new game.

The Le Batard crew discuss drunk Tom Brady at the Super Bowl celebrations and talk to Armen Keteyian, co-author of the Tiger Woods biography, about the Tiger Woods documentary on HBO Max.

Mike and Dan talk to David Samson about Framing Britney Spears, how David doesn't

Chris swears on his daughter's life for something fairly ridiculous.

The Le Batard crew, Greg, and Amin are joined by Ron Magill of Zoo Miami to discuss the complexities of transferring money digitally and his upcoming Mystery Crate episode. Plus, Mike allows us to play sound King of the Mountain featuring a Marshall strength coach, Nick Kyrgios, and basketball play by play gone awry.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote mourn the loss of ESPN's Pedro Gomez, Stugotz bizarrely breaks the news of Marty Schottenheimer's passing, and yell about Patrick Mahomes' performance in the Super Bowl.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote discuss shuffleboard on a cruise ship, how Stugotz would own a retirement community, and Dan and Greg argue about the baseball hall of fame.

Wesley Lowery of GQ joins Dan to discuss his piece about former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and how his marriage survived a night where he was found in a Miami Beach hotel with a sex worker and suspected drugs. You can read it here

Dan and Stugotz feel old, we have Funniest Thing From The Sports Weekend, and Dan has follow up questions for Billy regarding his pole vaulting injury.

The Le Batard Show crew discusses Jose Canseco boxing and what happened to our show's bit with him, Super Bowl prop bets, and Stugotz actually liking Tom Brady.

Le Batard, Stugotz and the crew discuss the Super Bowl commercials, Dan's diet and Billy has something for snacks.

The Le Batard crew laugh at the longevity of Tom Brady's run and a viral Lou Dobbs clip. Plus, Stugotz brings his Weekend Observations.

The Le Batard crew start to break down the Super Bowl, the Equalizer, the Weeknd, and Mike has a 4 leg parlay on today's show.

The guys discuss whether the Super Bowl during the pandemic will feel the same and Stugotz struggles with a word he often does.

The Le Batard crew discuss David Ortiz, the number of changes in NFL starting quarterbacks we'll see this offseason, and bring on their marquee Super Bowl week guest.

Stupodity invasion! Stu previews Super Bowl LV with help from former NFL defensive end Dwight Freeny, Chris Cote, Mikey A and Mike Golic Sr. How can the Bucs pull off an upset? Best and worst QB to sack? Is it ever okay to substitute ground turkey for ground beef? Subscribe to Stupodity! here

The Le Batard crew discuss Tommy Tuberville's inability to access information, Lebron and Tom Brady not aging like anybody else, and Billy talks about a show about glass blowing.

Chris Cote tells the story of a bad beat in college basketball and it reminds us of a great bad beat story in show history.

The Le Batard crew check in on the vast emptiness of Super Bowl Radio Row with Jaroy May of WJPZ in Syracuse and check in on the business world with Joe Weisenthal of Bloomberg.

Dan and Stu are joined by the neurologist for Najeh Davenport's legal team, Dr. Daniel Kantor, to explain the medical case behind their racial discrimination suit against the NFL around concussion settlement. The guys also discuss how sad Radio Row is now.

The Le Batard crew discuss the courtside incident with LeBron in Atlanta, Martellus Bennett's Twitter thread, and an improvised round of Yargh or Nargh

The Le Batard crew are joined by David Samson for a conversation about Nolan Arenado being traded to St. Louis, the financial state of baseball and the Marlins, and the latest news around the NFL concussion settlement.

Updating the polls and Greg Cote being good today lead to conversations about the Tiger Woods documentary and Gamestop.

Dan and Stu turn to Billy to get the latest on First Take and some sound. The Animal Doctor Ron Magill joins for the latest on the animals. Donate to the Ron Magill Conservation Endowment Fund here.

Dan and Stu discover the secret to Greg Cote: getting him on the phone. Cote brings a Back In My Day, a Greg's Lobos Update, and a Soup of the Day. Plus, Chris joins for a full update on the PFPI Gala. Subscribe to The Greg Cote Show with Greg Cote

Dan and Stu turn to the NBA on TNT's Adam Lefkoe to help them in their need to do content without internet. Lefkoe talks Nick Sirianni, cuts a wrestling promo for Chris Cote, and Dan makes requests for show phrases to sneak into the season premiere of the NBA on TNT Tuesday Night. Subscribe to The Lefkoe Show

The Le Batard crew is short the shipping container as the studio doesn't have internet, so we call Amin Elhassan to fill the void.

The guys build out Roy's action hero character.

The Le Batard crew bring you the Funniest Thing from the Sports Weekend and Dan tells the story of how his car was broken into.

The Le Batard crew talk about the Matthew Stafford trade, Chris provides an update on the PFPI gala, and Billy offers a business idea.

The Le Batard crew tell stories from the Zoom funeral for Stugotz's mom.

The Le Batard crew talk about the Matthew Stafford trade, the Florida Panthers, and Draymond Green dismissing Rodney McGruder.

The guys try and come up with a nickname for Amin Elhassan's pirate alterego.

The Le Batard crew are joined by Truehoop's Tom Haberstroh to discuss the NBA implications of the stock market yesterday, Chris offers a late night snacking tip, and Dan closes on the Chad Wheeler story

The Le Batard crew discuss breaking news that Deshaun Watson has requested a trade from the Houston Texans and play the game "Yargh or Nargh" for the first time.

The Le Batard crew are joined by Joe Weisenthal of Bloomberg to discuss the clash of Reddit and Hedge Funds as Dan continues to try and get Chris to do the show shirtless.

The Le Batard crew discuss what happened in the Stock Market yesterday, introduce the audience to our live video stream (Follow us on Twitch!), and Stugotz shares some personal news.

The guys breakdown Ron Magill's awkward signoff.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote do a round of Amin Knows Basketball before Ron Magill joins for his weekly spot. You can donate to the Ron Magill endowment here.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote discuss whether Curt Schilling deserves to be in the Hall of Fame, which leads to a conversation about politics and the worst questions in show history.

The Le Batard crew try to help Dan with his voice, Dan laments being loud wrong about Tom Brady, and we find out how well Greg Cote knows his son.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote discuss the trade market for NFL quarterbacks including Deshaun Watson, the fallout from last week's Back in my Day, and Dan harms his larynx.

The guys are interested in the show Snowpiercer and laugh again at Dan Campbell's introductory press conference with the Detroit Lions.

The Le Batard crew discuss Tom Brady's three half of fame careers and Stugotz brings his Weekend Observations.

The Le Batard crew continue to rage about Matt Lafleur's 4th down decision for Green Bay, break down Billy's back pain, and bring you a Stat of the Day.

The Le Batard crew talk about the lack of coverage of Conor McGregor's out of octagon transgressions and the guys finally begin yelling about Matt Lafleur.

The Le Batard crew discuss UFC 257, Dan helping someone with car trouble, and Mike investigating Lipo.

On this episode of South Beach Sessions, Dan sits down with John Skipper for part 2 of their interview series to lay out their vision for Meadowlark Media and talk about John's time at ESPN, including how cord cutting changed the business and some of his biggest regrets and successes at ESPN. To listen to the whole interview series with John Skipper, subscribe to South Beach Sessions here.

Billy has some thoughts about butter and the show goes into the toilet... rather literally.

The Le Batard crew give some of their thoughts on the end of the Trump presidency, the beginning of the Biden presidency, and some show history involving the Trumps.

The Le Batard crew discuss Tom Brady's route to yet another conference championship game and the sartorial choices at the inauguration yesterday.

The Le Batard crew talk about how they might be paying too much money for security and Dan does something rarely heard.

The Le Batard crew say "what a day" after yesterday's inauguration, and not much else, before immediately getting into Miami Heat trade talks and a word on the Pirate Ship.

Ron Magill joins the guys for the postgame show, including a full breakdown of the meadowlark. Donate to the Ron Magill endowment here

The Le Batard crew question Greg Cote's energy today, talk about the end of the Trump presidency, and play some funny sound from hockey.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote update the status of the Pirate ship through the prism of sports media reporting, discuss the political environment of the country ahead of inauguration, and Greg Cote delivers a 'Back In My Day'.

The Le Batard crew discuss the Browns' devastating loss to the Chiefs and the fired Mets GM.

The Le Batard crew and Greg Cote discuss the Deshaun Watson trade rumors, the struggles of Lamar Jackson, and the symbolism of Brady vs. Brees.

The Le Batard crew get nostalgic about the tech they used to use and let you know the content that's coming from Le Batard and Friends

The Le Batard crew talk about the way the media has handled Kareem Hunt on the Browns, the stress of our current times, and Dan and Stugotz struggle with the notion they're doing a podcast now.

The Le Batard crew take you behind the curtain, break down Stugotz's Cameo issues, and introduce a new segment.

The Le Batard crew is joined by Amin Elhassan to discuss the James Harden trade to Brooklyn and his hopping aboard the Pirate Ship.

Mike and David Samson discuss Stugotz's travails on Cameo, the James Harden trade, Samson's dealings with the Players Union, and get his review of the week.

Le Batard and Greg Cote continue to have it out over Sccops failing to deliver a scoop.

The Le Batard crew are joined by Zoo Miami's Ron Magill for his weekly segment and enjoy Greg Cote triumphantly doing his job with another Back In My Day. Support Ron Magill's causes here

The Le Batard crew is joined by Chris Long to talk about the Eagles, the Belichick/Brady dynamic, and what's going on in America and Washington DC. You can subscribe to Chris Long's Green Light podcast here.

The Le Batard Crew with Greg Cote talk about what's going on in America and Washington DC while Stugotz sneaks Cameos in before the deadlines to get paid for them.

The Le Batard crew ride along with Stugotz on his ride from Jacksonville to South Beach.

Daaaaaan, Stugotz brings his weekend observations.

The Le Batard crew relive some recent show history, regret dismissing Gary the Jets fan, and welcome Amin Elhassan on to the pirate ship and do a round of "Amin Knows Basketball".

The Le Batard crew are joined by Turner Sports' Adam Lefkoe to audition for the role of Stugotz, discuss the chemistry on the NBA on TNT, and bring on Gary the Jets fan.

The Le Batard crew discuss the continuing aftermath of what happened at the Capitol last Wednesday and get Stugotz's wife Abby on to discuss the laundry situation in the Gotz household.

The Le Batard crew revel in Mike's jubilance following a Browns playoff win, discuss the Deshaun Watson/Dolphins trade rumors, and break down some more drama with Greg 'Scoops' Cote.

The Le Batard crew describes life in the pirate phase and announces a new place to get show content.

The Le Batard crew is joined by Aaron Rodgers to talk about his journey with mindfulness, the events in Washington DC yesterday, and how he welcomed Jordan Love into Green Bay.

The Le Batard crew help Stugotz start fulfilling his Cameo orders and react to the Francisco Lindor trade.

The Le Batard crew and show attorney Carl Douglas talk about what happened in Washington DC and share some jabs about the Lakers and the Heat.

The Le Batard crew discusses the backstory of some of the show's recent history and the backlog of Cameos Stugotz has to do.

The Le Batard crew reacts to the Jake Sherman interview and discuss their judicious use of the F word.

The Le Batard crew is joined by Jake Sherman of Punchbowl News to discuss what the mobbing of the Capitol building was like from inside it.

The Le Batard crew and former NBA player and OBE John Amaechi joins the show to talk about yesterday's events in Washington DC and to play a game of Stump the Meech.

The Le Batard crew and Stan Van Gundy talk about yesterday's siege of the Capitol.

Dan, Mike, and David Samson discuss the events that unfolded in the Capitol yesterday.

The Le Batard crew dig into every detail of Chris' Christmas gift to Dan.

The Le Batard crew bring more from the cutting room floor on the long Stat of the Day intro, discuss new and old show bits, and enjoy Dan drinking Chris' Christmas gift in the morning.

The Le Batard crew discuss Stugotz's new idea for a sports show called "Stick to Sports" and how much of a disaster Stu would be with a corporate card.

The Le Batard Crew discuss Cameo free agent Billy, why Tua needs to be reassured by the Dolphins, and Papi joins for... we don't remember what reason

Greg Cote's wife Earleen arbitrates a Cameo-based argument between Dan and Greg.

Dan leaves the guys hanging on his story of being drugged and replays the long Stat of the Day intro

The Le Batard crew read a listener story, berate Greg Cote for not doing a Back In My Day, and tease a story about Dan being drugged.

The Le Batard crew discusses what it was like to receive tributes even though they didn’t die, an update on Cameo, and what mediums the show should continue on.

The Le Batard crew discusses aging and the pains and stomach issues that come with it, quarantine walks, the show’s free agency, and more

Same as the old Lour. The Le Batard crew remembers the 2011 Heat-Mavericks Finals and give the final results for Celebrity Prognosticator.