The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

The Giannis Antetokounmpo trade discussions with the Miami Heat and Golden State Warriors are gaining steam, so naturally, this LOCAL HOUR is nearly entirely a Novak Djokovic vs. Jannik Sinner watch-along.

Miami’s basketball team may be tournament-bound. Also, players' coaches, long snapping, the Celebrity All-Star Game, and fake Dan's inner monologue.

Bill Belichick is NOT going to the Hall of Fame (yet). Is he going to be the Barry Bonds of the NFL or could we see a recount before February 5?

After a chaotic meeting, Dan stirs the pot by forcing a feud between Zas and Greg Cote over words Greg uttered on his very own show.

For two months, head-to-head was the only thing that mattered to Dan. Then the Seahawks beat the Rams, and suddenly, logic no longer applies.

Zaslow's had a no-good, very-bad week on the show, but even he isn't drowning as much as Giannis is in Milwaukee.

Soooooooooooooooo Miami didn’t win… still.

Despite the celebration around town for Miami's own Fernando Mendoza, it's primarily a dark day around the city of Miami after the Hurricanes' loss in the National Championship Game, and there's nowhere darker than Mike Ryan's heart.

A 'forever night' for Miami is on the horizon, and Mike does not care what anyone else thinks. He's so locked in for tonight's game that he's leaving early for reasons no one on the show can actually understand. IT'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMEDAY!

MIAMIIIIII FOOOOTBALLLLLL (both of em).

The crew tries to restore Dan's credentials with the city of Miami, including Tony, who is disgusted with Dan's lack of knowledge of Cuban coffee.

Are we past the peak of Lamar Jackson?

It's time for a Hungry-Off as we celebrate how Mike Ryan was, is, and will forever remain right about everything related to Miami Hurricanes football.

Dan has sent Tony to the most Cuban parts of Miami to celebrate The Cafecito Classic™ between Mendoza and Cristobal. And Mike has ALREADY demanded an apology from Dan, the Shipping Container, and the rest of the nation.

Dan, a Cuban who's very different from Tony's Cuban, found himself, while watching the University of Miami, in a position he hadn't felt in decades: having feelings.

Mike Ryan joins us from Arizona for the Fiesta Bowl, but amid the sports celebrations, we can't ignore the more pressing issues facing the country.

Dan and Mike are at odds over how much each believes in Miami's ability to slow down 'Ole Miss Tackles,' and Zaslow has a situation.

What does a post-Tua world look like for Miami? Is it even possible?

Michael Irvin rivals Clemson running down a hill, Notre Dame's 'Play Like a Champion Today,' and Iowa's tradition of waving at a children's hospital.