The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

Nick Wright won The Custodians some big-time cash, but Dan is frustrated that they will be rewarded for their general incompetence.

In a high-stakes poker game with a mysterious "Shipping Container" on the line, Nick Wright must go all-in against a trio of legendary poker sharks.

We break down Tyreek Hill's exit, Daytona drama, bold Marlins claims, the NBA All Star rebound, and one surprising radio highlight.

Greg Cote is in his love dungeon to dish out advice to listeners of the show who've called in with questions ahead of Valentine's Day.

Mike uses the Heat vs. Pelicans game as an opportunity to remind everyone that he is, was, and forever will be irrefutably right about everything.

After the Heat's loss to the Jazz, we're talkin' boy bands, pizza crust, and the Marlins bringing back teal as p's and c's report to Spring Training.

It's time for a full analysis of the Super Bowl and Bad Bunny's incredible halftime show.

After a failed pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Dan, Mike, and Zas go through the list of stars the Heat couldn't land as Jeremy goes scorched earth.

The crew cannot believe Dan's facetious monologue, ripping the NBA media landscape, may have actually influenced public opinion surrounding the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade packages, and in response, Dan calls Shaq sensitive again and comes close to killing Pat Riley.

Dan goes scorched earth on the NBA media for trying to force Giannis onto a team NOT named the Miami Heat because of jealousy over the Big 3 era.

The Panthers have been dealt the death blow to their chances of a 3-peat last night, and Dan's convinced the Shipping Container is a good thing.

Nobody is helping themselves out in the Giannis Antetokounmpo chase, and Zaslow can't believe Reggie Miller's take on Derrick Rose.

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.

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?