The Dan Patrick Show

On today's episode, Jason and Producer Rob G kick things off with a quick homage to Steph Curry on the heels of his record-setting performance at the 2022 NBA All-Star Game. Following what many described as a snoozer on All-Star Saturday night, Curry came in and saved the weekend behind a barrage of three pointers. In fact, our fearless leader is ready to declare Steph's big night as the greatest All-Star Game performance since Magic Johnson in 1992. That's some legendary company right there. Later, the guys react to the news that LeBron James is already planning his exit from the Los Angeles Lakers in 2-3 years so that he can play his final NBA season with his son, Bronny. If you've been paying attention at all the past few years it's been pretty obvious that this was LeBron's plan all along, but it still has to be a little jarring if you're a Lakers fan. What's more, with reports circulating that LeBron and Klutch Sports are frustrated with the Lakers front office stemming from their inactivity at the trade deadline, it's becoming even more clear that The King is already planning his exit. Finally, the guys close the show with a few thoughts on Juwan Howard's infamous slap of a Wisconsin assistant basketball coach on Sunday. While neither one is calling for Howard to lose his job over it, it puts a black eye on the program and should absolutely lead to a lengthy suspension; Howard show know better.

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Doug and Jason discuss the Rams' championship week and the storylines that have unfolded since L.A. won the Super Bowl, including the unfortunate incident with the Staffords and a photographer who was injured in a fall.

Former NBA player Eddie House joins the guys to talk about the Lakers' situation with the latest Anthony Davis injury, who is the MVP right now in the league, and a look at the NBA Eastern conference and how it shakes out.

Doug and Jason debate whether or not Aaron Rodgers will continue to play and with what team.

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Doug and Jason discuss the Rams' championship week and the storylines that have unfolded since L.A. won the Super Bowl, including the unfortunate incident with the Staffords and a photographer who was injured in a fall. NBA writer Michael Lee joins the guys to talk about the impact Anthony Davis's latest injury will have on the Lakers and to talk about the drama that played out in Brooklyn with Kevin Durant and James Harden. Plus, Doug and Jason debate the relevance of the winter olympics.

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Doug and Jason debate whether or not Aaron Rodgers will continue to play and with what team. Senior NFL Writer for Yahoo! Sports Charles Robinson joins the guys to talk about Rodgers and the main headlines coming off of the Super Bowl. Doug and Jason talk about the details in a new book that exposes some of the darker sides of Mike Krzyzewski and how he has handled his succession at Duke.

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Doug and Jason talk about the L.A. Rams and why it is going to be difficult to repeat, why it's difficult to repeat for any team. Former NBA player Eddie House joins the guys to talk about the Lakers' situation with the latest Anthony Davis injury, who is the MVP right now in the league, and a look at the NBA Eastern conference and how it shakes out. Doug addresses the Twitter exchange he had with FS1's Emmanuel Acho.

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On Today's Dan Patrick Show, DP talks to NBC's Rodney Harrison about his conversation with Aaron Donald on retirement. Mark Wahlberg explains why the Super Bowl halftime show was his favorite of all-time. And Dale Earnhardt tells us about whether he'd flip off other drivers during NASCAR races.

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Rodney Harrison talks to Dan about Aaron Donald and will he will retire or not. Rodney says Mathew Stafford has more to prove to earn his way into the HOF.

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Mark Walberg tell Dan about his day on Super Bowl Sunday. Mark says the Super Bowl half time was the best he has ever seen. Dale Earnhardt explains to Dan how he developed his race driving skills.

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Dan talks about Tiger Woods announcing that he will play again on tour. Dan says that fans should be glad that Tiger is even going to try to play in a few PGA events.

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On today's Dan Patrick Show, DP talks to Mike Florio about whether he thinks Aaron Donald is seriously considering retiring. HOF Broadcaster Jim Gray discusses how his friendship with Tom Brady developed to the point that they do a podcast together. And Gold Medalist Snowboarder Shaun White calls in and shares the emotions that came with deciding to retire.

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