The Dan Le Batard Show

"I was inspired by everything that was said within that montage."

As the great philosopher J.J. McCarthy kinda said, "don't ask whatever, ask what's next," and what's next is Joy Taylor joining us in-studio, Zaslow buying ugly flowers for his wife, Tony delivering a stat that would have gotten Joy fired, and the potential arrival of a panic button for the Miami Heat.

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"It's always two things when I'm here: race, and the physicality of football."

Chris Cote is frustrated that Dan keeps overhyping 3-year-old soccer star Nevada, and it's time to be a REAL sports show: would you rather have the great defense of Brian Flores' Vikings or the great offense of Josh Allen's Bills?

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"Born this way, dawg."

Greg Cote keeps his jewelry in the microwave, and Chris Cote keeps his bread in the bank.

Today's cast: Dan, Greg Cote, Andrew Hawkins, Roy, Chris, Jeremy, Tony, and Zaslow.

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"These are our glory days."

The Milwaukee Brewers erupted for an 8-run 5th inning, all with two outs. It was historic, and now they're 27 outs from their first World Series title. David and Jeremy explain how we got here, who could win World Series MVP, and the slim chances the Rays have to come back from down 3-0.

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Are we watching the NFL's Michael Jordan? We dive into Caleb Williams harnessing MJ-level pettiness and debate if this 2024 QB class—with J.J. McCarthy also rolling—is actually destined to eclipse the legendary class of ’83. Plus, we unpack all the Week 7 fallout from our Winner Stand games: the Lions defending the Motor City against Green Bay, the Chiefs showing their true colors against Seattle, and Cincinnati’s offense absolutely exploding on Baltimore. After raising a glass to the week's most spectacular uniform matchups, Nick Kostos drops in to break down why the undefeated Vikings are the league's most disrespected team since the 2021 Cardinals. Finally, we cap things off with a hilarious detour into Doug Flutie’s relentless history of shilling for late-night boner meds.

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"Spoiler alert."

JuJu has Joki of the Day and Show Awardi to give out, Jeremy and Tony finally get to talk about UCF's win over BYU, and Dan finally saw You Can See Everything.

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"Duck, duck, goose."

The Funniest Thing from the Sports Weekend is Dan pronouncing Cataurus. The funniest thing from Amin's Weekend Observations is Amin.

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"Is that the opening from Doug?"

Josh Pate is here to serve multiple purpi on our show today, but mostly, he's here to decide who's great in College Football.

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"So, as I was saying..."

Kyler Murray looks like a toddler, and Dan has thoughts on QBs throwing to random receivers, Browns vs. Titans, and bad referees, but Mike distracts the entire crew by pointing at the TVs above them in the studio.

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"This is a prophecy being fulfilled."

After Miami's dominant win over Dave Dameshek's Pittsburgh Panthers, it's time to ask: Is Malachi Toney the greatest player in Miami Football history? He had a great weekend. Here are a couple of people who had worse weekends: Aaron Glenn and Klay Thompson.

Today's cast: Dan, Zaslow, Roy, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, and Tony.

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