The Dan Le Batard Show

Tony has a crazy Uber story: will we get to it?

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Stugotz kicks things off with his Weekend Observations and some remarkable Top 5s. Then, Nikola Jokic and Mike Conley each have a crazy Stat of the Day, we take a look at the most efficient offenses ever, and Duke and Wake Forest are part of a huge court storming problem. Plus, Stugotz torches Jim Cramer, AROD looks...different, and Dan has questions about the covers of movies.

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Shane Gillis said some "controversial" words on SNL, but how should we view his appearance on monologue? Then, Billy took a trip to Disney World last week and had some MAJOR issues with his experience. Plus, Chris Wittyngham is a coward and a quitter, and we have him on the show to excoriate him for abandoning his mission to say the word penis on a professional broadcast because he got a new job with Paramount+.

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Does Don Mattingly look more like Zaddy Christmas or Joe Maddon? Then, Jay Williams steals Stugotz's take, DJ Khaled gets carried over sand, and Stugotz delivers a remarkable Top 5 Kings list in honor of Peter King's retirement. Plus, KG says LeBron's on "that Balco," and as Bob Costas takes down Trump on CNN as the internet dismisses him.

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Today's Cast: Dan, Stugotz, Billy, Jeremy, Jessica, and Tony. For the first time in the history of the internet, it looks like we may have consensus: no one should try to fight Cam Newton. Then, Jimmy Butler leads the Miami Heat into a fight with the Pelicans, Steve Goldstein nails his Panthers goal call, Billy gets hit in the twig and berries, and Miami rollerbladers are the most confident people on earth. Plus, we speak with Jaymion Andrade, the hero Heat fan who was ejected from the Pelicans arena in a miscarriage of justice.

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We’ve found a dose of optimism amid America’s exhausting gun debate. And it’s located in the incredible life story of Jason Kander: a former Army intelligence officer and political prodigy, knighted by Barack Obama himself, who had to drop out of politics, entirely. But now, one week after the mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade, Kander — a fifth-generation Kansas Citian — tells us how the gun industry’s biggest scam is also its greatest legal strength. And why one relatively unknown piece of legislation, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, is the key to changing everything.

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We kick off the Postgame Show with Tony's MMA Hangout. Tony talks to MMA legend Demetrious 'Mighty Mouse' Johnson about the state of MMA, his career, and Johnson's thoughts on the main event of UFC 298. On The Hockey Show, Roy and David Dwork...of The Hockey News...will have a conversation with Erin Brown....of The Hockey News...about the PWHL. Plus, Mark Lazerus of The Athletic joins Roy and David to talk about how a game last season changed the landscape of three NHL franchises.

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Mike Ryan is a boomer, Chris Cote is still upset about football, the UFL is here, and A.J. McCarron is BACK. Then, Oddball's Amin and Charlotte are with Khaman Maluach in Indianapolis – an incredible 7’2’’, 17-year-old prospect from South Sudan who is a growing success story for the NBA's Basketball Without Borders and the NBA Academy Africa. Khaman shares on Oddball how his experience has been as he's being recruited to play for the Kansas Jayhawks, Kentucky Wildcats, and Duke Blue Devils; his incredible development with the NBA Academy Africa leading him to be the youngest player to compete in the FIBA World Cup and how he's on his way to being a future NBA All-Star himself. Plus, a segment of Pablo Torre Finds Out featuring Pablo Torre, Katie Nolan, and Charlotte Wilder's Share and Tell on ENEMIES.

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Lucy was called a "cornbread whore" by her younger sister Kate, so Amin wants to know the most creative insults that have been thrown at the Shipping Container. Then, Mike has a warning for the people purchasing NCAA 25. Then, Pablo Torre subs in for Amin! We discuss the 1997 performance of Silver Springs by Fleetwood Mac and some of our other favorite live song performances on YouTube, NPR Tiny Desk Concerts, and take a look at The Polls from this week. Plus, Jeremy is the anti-Mike when it comes to Victor Wembanyama, and Pablo and Jess have some thoughts on American vs. European consumerism in sports.

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Today's Cast: Amin, Jessica, Jeremy, Lucy, Mike, Roy, and Tony. Amin is in the driver's seat without Dan or Stugotz in-studio, and he wants to bring substitute teachers vibes. We kick things off with the sports story sweeping the nation: being able to see the **** and ***** of every player in MLB with their new see through pants. Then, Tim Anderson signs with the Miami Marlins, Jimmy Butler cares about basketball, Mike Ryan "apologizes" to Paul Pierce, and the Florida Panthers come up just short of a NHL record. Plus, Amin celebrates his voice influencing the future of NBA All-Star Weekend, and a Fox host has an interesting reason for why he believes black folks will vote for Donald Trump.

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