The Dan Le Batard Show

We have competing Stats of the Day to kick off the hour and to celebrate, Dan wants the long version of the Stat of the Day music. Chris struggles through his stat of the day trying to explain how many people have played third base for the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Angels since Anthony Rendon left DC. JJ McCarthy will miss the entire season and we judge the competing Stats of the Day. Plus, Dan drove without a seatbelt and Amin has a weird story about his buddy Carl. Then, Amin was fascinated by Oscar De La Hoya's interview on Club Shay Shay, Juju has an apology for Raygun and Jim Harbaugh has offered Colin Kaepernick a job.

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FIBA denied The Big 3 League's challenge to the Olympic Champion, Netherlands, to play a 3x3 game. How would that game go and what does the U.S. need to do to become more dominant in 3x3? The show then discusses who would be great 3x3 players to send to the Olympics and who would make the best 1 on 1 players in the NBA. Would LeBron James be able to defend Kevin Durant 1 on 1? Where is Stugotz when you need him? Then, Adnan Virk joins the show to discuss Aaron Judge hitting his 300th career home run and being the fastest player to 300 in MLB history. Juju thinks he can create a list of 50 bigger stars in American sports. Plus, our discussion of seminal handsome movie stars continues with Adnan. Then, Roy brings the show full circle in a way only he can.

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Today's Cast: Dan, Amin, Chris, Tony, Juju, Jess and eventually Roy. We're going back to our roots as video is down today and we are in our old-timey radio world. Aaron Judge hit his 300th home run last night, but does anybody care? Why does being the fastest player to 300 home runs not mean anything anymore? Plus, have actors become too attractive? We discuss who the seminal movie star of this era is and whether or not Dan will remember Timothee Chalamet. Roy joins the show after dropping off Princess Claire at her first day of first grade. Did he cry? Why was the teacher 35 minutes late? Is the traffic really that terrible in Miami?

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We go back to examine the moment Amin hung Chris out to dry earlier in the show. And despite getting the name of the candy he wants to criticize wrong, Stugotz has some strong candy takes. If you had to eat one candy every 10 minutes for a week, which would you choose?

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After playing a game of Against the Spread, Dan has an important question: What do you first think of when you hear Will Smith's name? Then, Jeff Francoeur tells an incredible Bobby Cox story, the joy of pushing stuff off of your desk in frustration, and Chris Cote declares that it's officially "run through a wall for your coach" season. Plus, it's time for another episode of The Pitch Clock! Jeremy, Roy, and Chris compete as Taylor tests their knowledge on Opening Day Starting Pitchers from the year 2000, and Jeremy chats with MLB expert Joe Posnanski about the Atlanta Braves playoff chase, Chicago White Sox misery, and the best player in Major League Baseball.

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The crew discusses the story of a cafeteria worker who's headed to jail for 9 years for stealing $1.5 million in chicken wings over a 19 month period. How is that possible? Why is she headed to jail for so long? How much money could she have possibly made? How do YOU like your chicken wings? Then, Dan leads a conversation with the Shipping Container on Jimmy Fallon and how his brand of comedy has impacted the Tonight Show over the last decade. Plus, Ron Magill returns to the show! He chats with us about Costco Pizza, the difference between a Sloppy Joe and a hamburger, fighting bears, swimming from orcas, introducing cats, and his foundation.

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Dan, Stugotz, and Chris Cote were blown away from the conversation they had with Tua Tagovailoa at Dolphins camp yesterday and you'll hear that...sometime soon. Then, rewatching the best shows of all-time, the potential of Ryan Tannehill returning to the Dolphins, and the Haason Reddick saga in New York. Plus, Pablo Torre is here to share his disdain for fake plants and explain how Charles Barkley can will his own market into existence. He also tells us the unbelievable story of massive corruption at the Paralympics with athletes faking maladies that he explored on Pablo Torre Finds Out.

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Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Amin, Chris, Jeremy, Jessica, and JuJu. What's the difference between a bad good take and a good bad take? Stugotz may just have the answer. Amin has flown in and is frustrated that the Shipping Container didn't call out Stugotz for his "NFL last place game" take OR Dan on his "Americans gathering around the TV for sports" take from yesterday's show. Then, will we remember the USA vs. Serbia game when we're on our death beds? And is this year's Team USA Women's Basketball team equivalent to the 1992 Dream Team? Plus, Amin says LeBron James and Steph Curry have to play together, Dan wonders how Kevin Durant views being the third best basketball player of his generation, and the audience takes out Charles Barkley for...being generous?

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Greg and Mike discuss all the storylines currently swirling around Inter Miami including the Leagues Cup, the Mas brothers, Lionel Messi, and Ron DeSantis.

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We have a guest-filled hour with two great conversations headed your way. First, Charles Barkley stops by to chat about Team USA Men's Basketball's gold medal, whether the dream team could beat modern-day South Sudan, his TNT contract, the future of Inside the NBA, and why the folks behind the scenes at TNT matter the most to him. Then, Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight is here to discuss his new book "On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything" and to explain how he looks at the world as a giant sports bet, his own NBA gambling, why 2016 Presidential poll predictions were so off base, and fame for nerds.

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