The Dan Le Batard Show

After Billy tells the crew about his unbelievable success in our Listener League and previews his weekend with Stugotz in Scotsdale, we chat about Mike and Stu's red hot gambling and Mike, while wearing his Gere head helmet, tells the crew about the most recent NASCAR finish.

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Kevin Durant and Stephen A. Smith got into a heated exchange, and Joel Embiid shoved a columnist after evoking Embiid's family in a column calling him disappointing. Dan, Stugotz, and the Shipping Container discuss the dynamics between media and athletes as Dan zeroes in on athlete unhappiness. Then, our Friendly Neighborhood Race Lady Jemele Hill stops by to discuss her passionate Lions* fandom, her own experience with athlete or coach confrontations, Quincy Jones and his legacy, and the DeMar DeRozan and Drake beef.

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We kick off Hour 1 with the under-covered "mega event" coming our way in the form of a fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. Does Dan still think Tyson will win? Then, it's time for Stugotz's Weekend Observations from a wild football weekend led by Tuesday's night's HUGE moment with the College Football Playoff rankings reveal and touching on Freddie Freeman and Juan Soto, Bill Belichick to the Cowboys, Mike NorveLLLLLLLL, and Bryce Young in the victory formation. Plus, Dan and the crew dive back into the reaction from Ohio State beating Penn State and the way we should perceive James Franklin, and it's supported by Lucy's latest edition of Off-Rohding.

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Has "Uh Oh" replaced "Do you believe in miracles?" as the greatest announcer call in sports history? Then, James Franklin chokes against Ohio State and confronts a fan, Jason Kelce confronts a heckler who used a slur, and police at the Florida-Georgia game confront a fan while using a taser and brass knuckles made of his handcuffs. It was a super chill weekend. Plus, the NFL trade deadline is coming up soon so it's time to break down some big storylines including Dennis Allen being fired, Geno Smith's performance, Joe Burrow's excellence, the Sam Darnold-led Minnesota Vikings, and Daniel Jones' continued struggles. Also, Dan is happy that Bryce Young doesn't have to lose all the time.

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Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Chris, Billy, Mike, and Roy. The University Miami won the Cuban coach against Cuban coach matchup of Manny Cristobal's Miami vs. Manny Diaz's Duke, and Cam Ward's Heisman case is only getting stronger. Then, the Dolphins lost to the Bills in the final seconds yet again dropping to 2-6 on the season. Should the Fins sell? What is the thought on Tua in his return? Did Kevin Harlan's call of Tua's scramble tell you all you needed to know? Plus, Saquon Barkley's legendary run, Nick Saban on College GameDay, Travis Kelce's vacation, and Mike Tannenbaum delivers a take about the Lions that makes Dan jealous.

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Stugotz, Billy and Mikey A go through a big weekend of football starting with the Dolphins losing to the Bills on a last second field goal. Are the Lions the best team in the NFL? James Franklin did what James Franklin does and lose a close game to Ohio State, but now that won't keep him from the playoffs. Stugotz has a couple of winners this weekend, including one that actually lost their game. Lucy joins the show to get us ready for the Selection Committee's first rankings on Tuesday. And the BBBBBB is red hot as we head into Monday Night Football.

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This week on Good Follow: Megan, Logan, and Ros react to the WNBA coaching carousel and discuss whether the launch of Unrivaled will be bad for the WNBA or not. Then, Oddball host Charlotte Wilder joins the show for a game of “spooky similarities.” Later, Logan sits down with 2x bantamweight champion Julianna Pena to discuss her fight against Raquel Pennington and wanting a rematch against Amanda Nunes. Finally, Megan shares her NWSL DraftKings picks of the week and her latest Good Follow.

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Pablo travels to Minneapolis to spend a weekend with the player responsible for the best celebrations in the NFL: Vikings safety Cam Bynum, a rising star — and proud Filipino-American — whose story is about love at first sight, the value of patience and connecting two countries on opposite sides of our planet. Also: lumpia.

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Roy and David are back with another episode of The Hockey Show to deliver their fails, wins, and hot takes of the week from all around the NHL. Then, friend-of-the-show Sara Civian of Too Many Men stops by to chat about her new substack, hockey, AND hockey fashion before Roy and David dive into all things Florida Panthers.

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In the most tense episode yet of the Oral History of the Dan Le Batard Show With Stugotz, Dan, Stu, Mike and Marc Hochman do their best to take us inside what ultimately led to Hoch's departure from the show. The crew also dives into whether Stugotz was ever close to leaving the show as he and Hoch found success doing two-a-days in the mornings. After Hoch leaves, Mike Ryan takes the reigns as executive producer and fights the internal struggle not only to keep the show running clean but to gain Dan's trust. Plus, as the show tries to find a third voice, some of the show's most iconic characters like Greg Cote, Bomani Jones, Stan Van Gundy and Fake Howard join the show to help provide Dan and Stu some relief. While all of this is happening, a young Roy Bellamy, Billy Gil and Chris Cote are just joining the show and trying to find where they fit in. It's a loaded episode that you will not want to miss.

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