The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

Dan is begging for a reason why the Dolphins blew out the Buffalo Bills. Plus, a deep dive into Greg Cote's exercise routine.

It’s time to talk about the MVP… and Nikola Jokic really wants it.

Do we care about CFP rankings yet?

Greg is late (again) to our discussion on Ja Morant following the Jimmy Butler playbook.

Amin is substitute teaching today in the studio for the Miami Hurricanes All Hope Is Lost Reaction Show.

Tua needs 60 minutes, but also four hours, but also there's commercials... and the crew does their best to not violate anyone's freedoms.

Are we getting a World Series Game 7 or is it ACTUALLY over? Amin is in the FBI, as well.

Is it time to have a really tough conversation about Tyler Herro and if the Heat are…better without him? Who is the most irrelevant NBA franchise?

Shohei Ohtani delivered the single greatest World Series performance in history in an 18-inning classic. The crew discusses the Hurricanes run game.

The Miami Heat offense is humming, and Mike Ryan knows why. The Dolphins get a big win, and the Miami Hurricanes have maybe the worst uniform ever.

We are begging, pleading for the Miami Dolphins to simply stop talking. Amin Elhassan weighs in on Terry Rozier and the FBI gambling investigation.

The NBA is back so we are engaging in legacy talk for Shaq, KD... and Brad Marchand. Greg debuts a new song.

The Dolphins' building is burning around them. It's aflame. Burning. It's blazing. The Dolphins are almost in ashes. It's on fire. Ignited.

We had a good ‘ol Unc off, and it was glorious

It's an emotional morning at the DLS studio as we say goodbye to Billy.

Dan is overwhelmed, Zaslow is back, Greg is cheap and trashy, Billy is wild, Mike is all-in on his Mariners, Chris is a frat guy, Roy's on Greg Watch.

Jay Mariotti writes a scathing review on a certain Harvard Huckster. There's one too many Monday Night Football games. The Dolphins... well, you know.

Dan denies that he killed the Chiefs yet declares them dead again. Tua Tagovailoa calls out Dolphins leadership (of which he is a part of).

Are jeans officially out? Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers might be too stable for their own good.