The Dan Le Batard Show

Do the NFL or NBA combines actually measure your in-game athleticism? We discuss small QBs and "The Mina Test" before Amin describes how his front office used its combine scouting to its advantage. Then, Evan Drellich wrote the definitive book on the Houston Astros cheating scandal, "Winning Fixes Everything: How Baseball's Brightest Minds Created Sports' Biggest Mess," and he joins us to discuss how the Astros organization went from innovative masterminds to cheaters.

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We have an accusation of racism in the Shipping Container...against Roy. Also, If Vic Fangio can't afford to live in Miami, how can any of us? A contentious conversation breaks out about Miami's infrastructure and how difficult it is to get around this city, and we try our best to find the details of Fangio's past contracts. Plus, Witty is absolutely delighted over Mike Schur's public fear of the Miami Heat.

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Meadowlark CEO John Skipper and Nothing Personal's David Samson are back to talk to Witty about the latest in sports business including all of the drama around Daniel Snyder, the continued demise of Regional Sports Networks, Florida State trying to push for the ACC to get them more revenue, and the Brandon Miller situation at Alabama Men's Basketball.

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Mike Ryan is renting out a theater for Cocaine Bear, but is that inherently "Look At Me Louie" worthy? Mike Schur joins us to talk R-rated movies and share his Stat of the Day on MLB pace of play.

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We discuss the public perception of Brandon Miller and the Alabama basketball team after their controversial pregame introduction. Then, news of Tom Brady's Netflix Roast leads us to Chris Rock's upcoming Netflix special and whether it can possibly live up to the hype. Also, Mike delivers a top 5 of things that were there for us during the pandemic, Stugotz doesn't know if the Knicks are good, and James Dolan is on Raya...and Witty is not.

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Billy is calling A.J. McCarron a "dumb dumb" for his reasoning behind playing in the XFL. Stugotz has a new life philosophy for Carson Wentz to follow. Who are some of the most fun backup quarterbacks that give your team hope, and where does Taylor Heinicke stand on that list? Plus, Stugotz is convinced the Jets will blow their chance at a great QB no matter how optimistic everyone else seems, and we dive into what's next for Tom Brady: a year off, a year learning how to broadcast, returning to the NFL, or STAND-UP COMEDY?

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The Big Suey begins with the drama surrounding Dan Snyder's sale of the Washington Commanders, fans winning money for half court shots, Billy's overreaction to Drake's gambling habits, and the proper etiquette after winning a writing award. Then, after a conversation about calling Darius Rucker "Hootie" and potential mythical creature sightings, Ron Magill joins us to discuss Shaq-sized jellyfish, animal sleeping habits, hitchhiking, Jose Canseco, and the "big gift" on his birthday.

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After Meyers Leonard was "soft launched" by the NBA, Dan, Stu, and the Shipping Container discuss the grand opening 10-day contract and grand closing 1-day contract. Then, Dan wants to talk about the Heat's big win over the 76ers, but Mike Ryan and Chris Cote can't help but vent about their struggling Cesta Cyclones. Plus, Stugotz is feuding with Wisconsin, the definition of "shit hole," the Moments Hall of Fame, and modern day hitchhiking.

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It's time for the Funniest Thing From The Sports Weekend! And we reveal some details about our latest #LooksLike submission request.

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Stugotz has his Weekend Observations including 26 years of blah blah blah, Aaron Rodgers 18 years of darkness, the 'Lanche, and more. Then, Witty seemingly gets electrocuted, Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers, and would Jeff Bezos rather own the Washington Post or the Washington Commanders? Plus, we measure the PGA mystique vs. LIV Golf as LIV struggles mightily in the ratings.

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