The Dan Le Batard Show

The hosts discuss the delayed reporting of Kyle Shanahan’s severe car accident, questioning if ESPN suppressed the news to protect its NFL partnership.

The hosts debate Bill Simmons’ criticism of the Miami media and the Boston Celtics’ disastrous offseason, including the Jalen Brown trade.

Juju Gotti celebrates LeBron James joining the Sixers, defends the move against critics, and mocks Boston Celtics figures like Jason Tatum and Mike Vrabel.

The hosts discuss Jacob deGrom’s pitching stats, LeBron James’ potential move to Philadelphia, and whether the Warriors should trade Stephen Curry.

Pablo Torre joins the show to discuss Mike Lombardi’s administrative leave at UNC amid HR complaints and Bill Belichick’s controversial behavior at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

Dan Le Batard defends himself against media misrepresentations regarding Pat McAfee and discusses the business dynamics of ESPN.

The Dan Le Batard Show dissects LeBron James’ surprise signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, mocking Chris Cuddy for his erroneous Miami report and debating the integrity of the deal.

Dan Le Batard and guests debate Chicago hot dogs and NFL trivia before Dave Helman analyzes the Eagles' Super Bowl odds and the Cowboys' defensive improvements.

The Dan Le Batard Show reacts to LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, a move that shocks hosts who heavily favored Miami or Cleveland.

The hosts debate which day of the week is best for sex, with Dave Zirin arguing for Sunday night.

The hosts discuss LeBron James’s potential return to Cleveland or Miami, analyzing trade rumors involving Kyrie Irving and James Harden.

The episode opens with a satirical monologue by Zaz Avelino defending 60 Minutes and demanding an apology from the crew.

JuJu and Trista Gotti discuss WNBA controversies, including Angel Reese’s suspension after Sandy Brondello’s racial slur and Caitlin Clark’s record-breaking performance.

Dan and Zaz debate whether a hypothetical player with a 1,600-game hit streak but poor overall stats deserves Hall of Fame status.

The hosts discuss MLS struggles, including Inter Miami’s tampering charges and the league’s flawed broadcast deal with Apple TV.

Peter Burns joins the show from SEC Media Days to discuss Lane Kiffin’s press conference antics and John Sumrall’s viral phone distraction.

The hosts banter about superhero movies and streaming options like Masters of the Universe before Judge Zazz rules on cases involving MLB patriotism and concert ticket etiquette.

The hosts discuss Aaron Rodgers’ family reconciliation and contrast his graceful exit with Tom Brady’s polarizing post-retirement antics.

The hosts discuss ESPN’s layoffs, debating whether the cuts are financially necessary or emotionally painful.

The hosts discuss Aaron Judge’s injury, media layoffs, and 76ers president Mike Gansey’s no-hitter controversy.

Dan Le Batard interviews Oliver Darcy, who argues that CBS is dismantling *60 Minutes* and canceling *The Late Show* to appease Donald Trump and secure federal approval for the Paramount-Warner Bros.

The hosts discuss the potential SEC breakaway from the NCAA and Miami’s strategic position in college football realignment.

The hosts discuss the fallout from Chris Cody’s erroneous report, with Dan Le Batard expressing frustration over the damage to their media brand’s credibility.

Pat Riley joins Dan Le Batard to discuss his recent acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo, comparing the move to his 2010 "Big Three" strategy and emphasizing an immediate win-now mentality.

The hosts discuss the Diamondbacks' comeback, the ethics of selling a T-Rex skeleton, and Zaz's prized Glenn Rice sneakers.

Nate Tice joins Dan Le Batard to analyze the upcoming NFL season, arguing the 49ers are overrated while highlighting the Texans as top AFC contenders.

The hosts praise 12-year-old Samuel Henderson for his viral bird-call impressions and analyze Jude Bellingham’s post-game confrontation with Argentina’s Valentin Barco.

The hosts discuss the NHL schedule expansion and how LeBron James’s free agency impacts the NBA calendar, including a bet on Christmas Day matchups.

The hosts discuss the apocalyptic smoke from Canadian wildfires affecting Pittsburgh and the upcoming World Cup final.

In the final episode of Morally Abhorrent, Dan Le Batard and guests Will Gavin and Tom Bogert dissect England’s heartbreaking World Cup loss to Argentina.

Dan Le Batard debates the ethics of interviewing a Tyler Herro troll, calling it his career's low point despite its viral success.

Dan Le Batard, Mike Ryan, and Nick Wright debate the Argentina vs.

Comedian Todd Glass joins Dan Le Batard to discuss his 45-year career, starting at age 15, and his current peak confidence.

Dan Le Batard and guest Jessica Esmaili discuss World Cup betting picks, the viral video of a man hit by a bison, and the ongoing culture scandal at the University of Michigan.

Tim Kurkjian joins the show to discuss MLB labor disputes, the All-Star Game's high strikeout rate, and the Marlins' playoff chances.