The Dan Le Batard Show

Dan, Amin, Pablo, and the Shipping Container discuss the rise of Shane Gillis as a comedian leading to him hosting SNL, a show he was previously fired from for racist comments. Then, Frank Martin's large suit, Ozzie Guillen's Marlins tenure, Pablo's chat with Ronny Chieng, and Taylor delivers a tremendous Knicks song. Plus, the evolution of the lawsuit around Vince McMahon and how it's impacting WWE.

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Killer Mike was taken away in handcuffs at the Grammys, and we think we may have found a former NBA player who was around him as it happened. Then, this era of the Los Angeles Clippers and what their expectations should be, Amin does yoga for a specific reason, and LeBron James flirts with New York. Will LeBron find a way to win a championship for yet another franchise? Jeremy wishes him good luck. Plus, "alleged gerbils," and Dan Morgan wants dogs on his team.

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Roy has never looked better than he does in today's Bucket of Death punishment. Amin and Pablo are here with Stugotz and some of the Shipping Container already out in Vegas! Dan and the crew pay tribute to the great Carl Weathers who passed away over the weekend. Then, the continued rise of Caitlin Clark's star power and what it means for her future, Sam Reinhart taking the hometown discount, and the optimal level of fame.

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Pablo Torre, Mina Kimes and Dan LeBatard do a share and tell about how a puppet exposed the grim reality of the world's mental health. Why is Elmo — and the internet — making us so sad?

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Meadowlark Media CEO John Skipper and Nothing Personal's David Samson are back with another episode with host of Pablo Torre Finds Out ... Pablo Torre!

Welcome to the Sporting Class! The Super Bowl is almost here! The Kansas City Chiefs! The San Francisco 49ers! Taylor Swift! Las Vegas! America!

Would you say that the NFL playoff game on Peacock was a success? Let’s dive into the numbers! What will come next?

Adam Silver has been extended as the commissioner of the NBA. This extension matters: expansion, media rights, CBA. It’s all happening now. How does a commissioner keep their job? They get owners to back them. Here’s how that happens.

The Baltimore Orioles are next on the selling block. A deal that has the franchise valued at $1.725 Billion is in place for David Rubenstein to buy the team from the Angelos family. Is this a fair deal? A low deal? Should MLB owners be concerned about this price tag?

It’s closing time. What are we thinking about to end the episode? What didn’t we get to?

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As the show gets ready to invade Sin City for the Super Bowl, Stu Gotz gives his Top 5 Radio Row Tips.

A message to the Knicks nation... Oddball hears you and Amin and Charlotte have some thoughts including... Jalen Brunson is entering the MVP race! Then, the NBA officially announced the All-Star 3-point faceoff between Stephen Curry and Sabrina Ionescu - are the stakes worth the spectacle?

On Thomahawk, Andrew Hawkins and Joe Thomas are joined by Phat Nattt and Juju Gotti to explain why Brock Purdy is more than just a game managing QB!

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Jessica has brought vicious guard dog Miss Sasha into the studio to protect herself from Amin, but inadvertently made Willow jealous in the process.

Ever wondered what a Ying Yang Twins Whisper parody song from Tom Brady to Bill Belichick would sound like?

Tua wins one of the comeback POTY awards, the Pro Bowl was mesmerizing, an update on Lucy's friend date and an investigation into David Pollack's deleted tweet.

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We have a stacked Because Miami for you this week. Florida state representative Anna Eskimani joins us to discuss the state's attempt at passing a law banning kids 16 and under from using social media. Emmy winner Jeremy Tache relives the horror of being on a Brightline train that struck a pedestrian. Katja Esson directed a PBS documentary called Razing Liberty Square. She with Samantha Quarterman, executive director of the Multi-Ethnic Youth Group Association, explains how the oldest housing project in Miami is being gentrified because of sea level rise. And Diliana Alexander, executive director of Filmgate, talks about how her non-profit was thrown out of The Huntington building under questionable circumstances.

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Don’t worry, the consummate comedian Sam Morril doesn’t understand Dan Le Batard’s fascination with comedians either...

Sam shares his thoughts with Dan on the “slow climb” of making it in comedy and how everyone’s been forced to adapt to the new status quo, no matter how funny they are. They look at the role of "freedom of speech" in the scene today and debate if all comedy comes from a place of pain. Dan and Sam also open up about their rigid self-critique and, naturally, they talk about what brought them to therapy. Hilarious, right? You'll be surprised with this one... 

Watch Sam's Netflix special, "Same Time Tomorrow", streaming now and see Sam on his "Class Act Tour". Go to SamMorril.com for tour dates and tickets. 

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Colleen Wolfe joins GBF from her car after her desk was stolen to preview the Super Bowl and tell great stories about her assistant, hoarding and trophies her dad gave her mom. The guys have a surprise announcement for Mike Golic as he starts to get into promo mode for Radio Row. A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith love Bounty. Stu offers to go around town with Austin Ekeler during his appearances next week. Austin politely declines.

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