The Dan Le Batard Show

The hosts engage in a comedic segment where Mike Ryan and Jeremy Taché audition as MTV VJs, clashing over generational pop culture knowledge and music video intros.

Dan Le Batard discusses attending a Pearl Jam tribute show and shares a story about interviewing The Office creator Mike Schur.

Ben McKenzie discusses his documentary "Everyone Is Lying To You," exposing cryptocurrency as a predatory scam targeting men through psychological manipulation and victim-blaming.

The Pitch Clock returns with a StatPad trivia game where Jeremy defeats Chris Cody by naming players with the most RBIs.

The hosts discuss WNBA betting picks, highlighting Paige Bueckers, Kelsey Mitchell, and Ray Burrell while debating the MVP race between Olivia Miles and Mitchell.

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The hosts critique Tua Tagovailoa’s poor preseason performance, labeling it "horrific" and comparing his career trajectory to Ryan Tannehill’s.

David Sampson discusses his emotional Camino pilgrimage and staying in hostels to cope with his daughter Kira’s death, while also promoting the Kira Fund for glioblastoma research.

The hosts debate the physics of slipping on banana peels before analyzing an MLS altercation where Inter Miami’s Yannick Bright punched 17-year-old Kevin Sullivan.

Brian Tyler Cohen discusses his new book, *The Day After*, and his transition from an aspiring actor in Los Angeles to a prominent political commentator.

The hosts discuss MLB pitcher Matt "Tugboat" Wilkinson’s debut against the Guardians and share a list of actors whose iconic villain roles overshadow their current work.

The hosts discuss a viral video of a former Fox News anchor’s outburst, Pat McAfee’s new album, and the movie *A Complete Unknown*.

The hosts discuss the NBA’s investigation into Steve Ballmer and Kawhi Leonard, debating whether the league is protecting wealthy owners from salary cap violations.

The hosts discuss Drew Brees’ deep-ball accuracy and the electric atmosphere of the Saints’ first post-Katrina home game, which included Steve Gleason’s blocked punt.

Dan Le Batard debates attending Pearl Jam and Foo Fighters tribute bands, sparking a discussion on concert culture and Indiana Jones preferences.

Dan Le Batard shares a personal story about tearing his thumb ligament, comparing his recovery to Drew Brees’ rapid return from the same injury.

The Dan Le Batard Show hosts discuss the confusing arrangement of gas pump grades, debate the merits of the movie *The Invite*, and share stories about misbehaving dogs on public transport.

The hosts debate the etiquette of wearing non-championship sports merchandise, such as division or finals shirts.

The hosts debate the NBA’s dismissal of evidence linking Steve Ballmer to Kawhi Leonard’s cap circumvention, arguing the league is protecting its interests.

Chris Cody recounts his Epcot trip, a Brightline delay, and an awkward encounter with A.

The hosts discuss the release of the college football preseason AP poll, debating whether rankings influence public perception and committee decisions.

The hosts discuss the Lakers sale controversy, NFL injuries, and Angel Reese’s performance, before debating Russell Westbrook’s retirement and coaches using player nicknames.

The hosts debate the Basketball Hall of Fame class, arguing over the merits of Amare Stoudemire, Doc Rivers, and Mark Few while discussing the criteria for induction.

The hosts mourn the death of actress Hayden Panettiere, discussing her career in *Heroes* and the tragic toll of Hollywood on child stars.

The hosts discuss Roy’s shock at a $475 bill for a Michelin-star meal during Miami Spice, despite neither he nor his wife drinking.

Dan Le Batard and guests Ty Dunn and Tim Benz analyze the AFC and NFC North, predicting playoff outcomes and discussing the impact of new coaches like Mike McCarthy in Pittsburgh.

The hosts pay tribute to Russell Westbrook’s iconic career, highlighting Kevin Durant’s emotional message and analyzing Westbrook’s durability and refusal to evolve his game.

The hosts debate Jaden Daniels’ jersey number dispute, with Dan Le Batard ironically defending his mother’s advice.

The hosts discuss the NFL preseason, praising Fernando Mendoza’s performance and debating the value of watching early games.

Oliver Larkin, a Democratic Socialist challenging Jared Moskowitz, discusses his viral Fox News interview and platform, including Medicare for All and Supreme Court reform.

The Pitch Clock returns with a nostalgic baseball trivia game where hosts Dan Le Batard and Chris Cody compete to identify players' 2005 teams.

Juju Sports presents his WNBA betting picks for Thursday Thunder, targeting over six and a half points for Air Bec, Ray Burrell, and Cody McMahon.

The Dan Le Batard Show discusses the Los Angeles Lakers' $12.

The Dan Le Batard Show welcomes Fred Siegel, creator of "Freezing Cold Takes," to discuss his new college football book and the origins of his viral account.

Dan Le Batard and Jon Saslow discuss the rapid resale of the Los Angeles Lakers to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, analyzing the financial motives and political connections involved.

The hosts mock the boredom of fantasy football pre-draft season before discussing the NBA G League's Cyclones draft and a recent zero-gravity event.

Andrew Whitworth joins Dan Le Batard to discuss his transition from NFL left tackle to media personality, crediting his wife, a news anchor, for encouraging the shift.

The hosts discuss tennis betting on Ben Shelton versus Lerner Tien and correct omissions from a previous list, adding Bart Simpson and Thumb Thumb.

The hosts discuss phone etiquette in relationships, the absurdity of expensive dorm interior design, and the upcoming Robert Pattinson biopic about Chris Hansen.

The hosts debate whether AEW wrestlers are referencing Greg Cote’s catchphrases, citing specific promo lines as evidence.

Nick Wright joins Dan Le Batard and Greg Gutfeld to discuss the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback situation and Nick's move to New York.

The hosts humorously debate a fake news story about Earth losing gravity, comparing the panic to Y2K and discussing safety precautions.

The hosts banter about Greg’s plain red shirt, prompting JuJu to present a top-10 list of famous red-shirt wearers, including Michael Jordan and Spider-Man.

Greg negotiates a $100 reimbursement for fantasy champion Steve’s flight, while the hosts debate the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback controversy involving Deshaun Watson and Shadrach Sanders.

Tony Gonzalez recreates Aaron Donald’s viral squat challenge, while Chris Cody exposes his father Greg’s reluctance to reimburse a fantasy league champion’s flight costs.

The Dan Le Batard Show features guest Adnan Virk, who discusses the resurgence of cinema with hits like *The Odyssey* and *Spider-Man*, alongside MLB…

The hosts discuss a bizarre MLB play where a run scored despite a missed tag due to a scoreboard error, sparking a debate on the "fourth out" rule.

The hosts mock two men attempting to play in the WNBA, labeling them as the "Jokers of the Day.

The hosts discuss Ric Flair’s controversial tweet claiming his ex-wife returned to him, which he quickly retracted to clarify they are merely friends.

The hosts mourn the passing of NBA legend Don Nelson, celebrating his innovative coaching and "barrel chest.