The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

Youth umpire Joe Rizzari discusses taking three hits below the belt in a single game. Plus, Dan sounds off on his punishment from The Bucket.

David Samson joins to talk WNBA, the Montreal Expos doc he is featured in, plus a weird Clippers media day.

Nick Wright takes a brave stance on Lamar Jackson. Billy makes the case that some traits are more important for pilots than sight. Jeremy's big night.

Billy pays off his punishment. The Dolphins win but lose Tyreek Hill. Dan decides to break down the decision to go for two in the 1984 Orange Bowl.

Zaslow dreams of merging his two knees into one 'super knee' to donate to Aleksander Barkov, then spends 36 minutes debating football topics.

Mike Ryan skirted the rules of a punishment from The Bucket, so Dan announced a new enforcer: Udonis Haslem. The crew reacts to Seahawks / Cardinals.

Cal Raleigh is unbelievable. The Marlins are still alive somehow. The crew decides to start throwing knives in the office—literally.

Mike Ryan vents about Miami Hurricanes discourse during his absence, while Jeremy breaks down the MLB Wild Card with the Marlins still alive.

Miami is good. But without Mike Ryan here, the crew is less sure about how impressive they've actually been. Does Derrick Henry have a fumble problem?

Are the Miami Hurricanes the best team in college football? Chris Cote's wife ruins a banner day and Greg has a great moment at an Italian restaurant.

The Dolphins stink; we get it. Did Mike Ryan just say the LeBron trade was bad?

Why does Tua keep trying to tell us what he can't do? Is it OK to judge the devil?

It's time to talk quarterbacks. Is Baker Mayfield more clutch than Patrick Mahomes? Dan begins his career as a hot take artist.

The Dolphins lose again and Greg wants to fire a coach. Mike McDaniel tries (and fails) to take responsibility. Zaslow does some journalism.

Micah Parsons is pretty good at football. What's going on with the Browns and Shedeur Sanders, and Mike apologizes to Mike Lowell.

The crew reacts to this morning's episode of Pablo Torre Finds Out in which more details emerge about the Kawhi Leonard no-show job. Zaslow had an embarrassing moment with our company's COO.

Happy birthday Greg Cote! To celebrate, Greg decides to defend the Miami Dolphins and honor Ray Hudson's career.

How does the longest-tenured GM in NFL history without a playoff win still have a job? It was an incredible week for spitting in sports.

Dan ruins Football Friday and the crew breaks down the latest in the Pablo Torre / Mark Cuban saga.