The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

Before the biggest Hurricanes game in 20 years, Dan is unprepared, while Trysta's plus-one and Greg Cote's Beer Bonanza spark debate.

Trysta takes a shot at Zaslow, and Dan struggles to say... well, you listen, but it's just really clear he needs our upcoming holiday break.

Coach Mike Ryan is ready for the College Football Playoff and Dan is furious that people think they are too cool for the company's new holiday song.

Baker at $20M or Tua at $55M? Will Rodgers finish Top 3 in MVP voting? Will Belichick coach again? China buying U.S. farmland? Bill Gates?

Dan won't let the crew celebrate their Jai Alai Battle Court title without being a troublemaker, Zaslow claims the Chiefs' dynasty is over, and more.

Giannis to Miami?!

Starf***** and name-dropper Pablo Torre is in another feud and used journalistic credentials to hear a sound never been heard before. Also, Bevacqua?

Dan and Pablo talk Notre Dame’s weak schedule from New York while Dan readies to blame all the Heat’s woes on Tyler Herro, with Zaslow in Miami.

Miami Hurricanes and Notre Dame Fighting Irish. David thought Millie Bobby Brown was Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston's child. Plus, Amin is sick.

As the Hurricanes and other Miami teams do well, Dan did the only thing he could: leave Miami for New York to co-host The Local Hour with Pablo Torre.

Tom Bogert helps us break down one of the biggest moments in MLS and Inter Miami history, and we recap Zaslow's conversation with Mario Cristobal.

A look at Greg Cote's July 4 beach naps, Giannis’ oddly timed injury, and Zaslow's slip-up as he misses an “s” on air.

Let’s talk about Miami… soccer!

Dan's lack of ball knowledge may cost the show an interview with Mario Cristobal and Roy is John Tesh.

The Dolphins keep... winning? We discuss their exclusion from the CFP and the College Football Industrial Complex's bias against them.

We're talking turkey time, Shedeur Sanders, and... Justin Tucker and Deshaun Watson?

Dan, Zas, and the Corporate Time-Stealing Weasels are gushing over the Miami Heat, the ascension of Kel'el Ware, and the return of Tyler Herro.

In a desperate plea for ratings, the guys bring on Ariel Helwani to talk combat sports, but things go south when Tony totally embarrasses himself.

Why are there so many injuries in the NBA?

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