Live from the Elser Hotel in Downtown Miami, Dan Le Batard and company share their unique perspectives on all things sports, pop culture, and more. This is the place for original content from Le Batard's daily 3-hour live show, including the daily “Local Hour,” generally focusing on the South Florida scene and a few more surprises along the way.
The Pitch Clock episode features two main segments: a competitive trivia draft centered on postseason baseball history across different decades, focusing on hits, home runs, and RBIs; and an interview with MLB Network's Adnan Virk, who provides Division Series previews and analysis. Virk, joining from the airport,…
Worth it if you enjoy baseball trivia, want quick Division Series insights from an MLB Network insider, or appreciate the Dan Le Batard Show's blend of sports talk and competitive games.
This 15-minute postgame episode from The Dan Le Batard Show centers on a top-5 list concept: activities that adults stop doing without good reason. The primary example highlighted in the show notes is dancing—specifically, the question of when it became socially unacceptable for grown-ups to "bust a move." The episode…
Worth it if you enjoy Dan Le Batard's comedic style and don't mind a short, throwaway segment about social awkwardness and aging.
This is the third hour of The Dan Le Batard Show, featuring guest Jason Benetti, a sports broadcaster known for his work with the Chicago White Sox and MLB coverage. The episode is largely unstructured and comedic in nature, built around absurdist humor and riffing rather than substantive sports discussion. The hosts…
Worth it if you're a devoted Dan Le Batard Show fan who enjoys absurdist humor and impressions over substantive sports discussion.
Hour 2 of The Dan Le Batard Show tackles a mix of sports controversies and fan engagement questions. The episode opens with a recurring segment asking "Who said that?" and pivots into a discussion about Moises Alou's handling of the Steve Bartman incident from the 2003 NLCS, suggesting Alou was wrong in his approach…
Worth it if you're a regular Le Batard listener who enjoys internal show dynamics and casual sports debate over substantive analysis.
The Dan Le Batard Show's "Bet Your Bipster" episode features David Samson as a guest discussing baseball's economic landscape and competitive balance. The central debate revolves around whether low-payroll teams making the World Series should influence future Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) negotiations—a topic…
Worth it if you enjoy Dan Le Batard's conversational style and want informed baseball economics discussion mixed with casual sports banter.
The Dan Le Batard Show's Local Hour episode from October 8, 2026 is a comedic riff on farewells and endings, framed around the phonetic letter 'R' (hence the title's play on 'The Letter R'). The show notes suggest the episode bids goodbye to several major sports storylines: the Yankees' season, Lionel Messi's tenure…
Worth it if you're a Dan Le Batard Show regular who enjoys his irreverent humor and don't expect deep sports analysis.
This is an 8-minute postgame recap episode from The Dan Le Batard Show's partnership with the National Pitch Clock Sports (NPDS) initiative. Hosts David Samson and Jeremy Tache discuss highlights from the previous night's MLB games, focusing on three specific moments: a controversial home run call at Yankee Stadium, a…
Worth it if you want a 8-minute recap of the previous night's MLB action with some personality from established sports media voices, but not if you're seeking meaningful analysis or insider reporting.
The Dan Le Batard Show hosts D.L. Hughley for a South Beach Sessions interview centered on his new memoir, 'Charlie's Boy.' Hughley discusses his upbringing in South Central Los Angeles and how comedy became his escape and salvation from a difficult childhood. The core emotional thread of the memoir is Hughley's…
Worth it if you're a D.L. Hughley fan, interested in comedy history and the Kings of Comedy era, or drawn to personal memoirs about overcoming adversity.
This 11-minute postgame show segment features JuJu bringing headlines missed from the main show and presenting a 'Top 5 James Hardens in all of Sports' list. The episode opens with a quirky personal note about renewed confidence in someone's tooth, setting a casual, humorous tone. The segment appears to be a…
Worth it if you're already a Dan Le Batard Show listener looking for a quick, humorous bonus segment and don't mind lightweight recap content.
This episode of The Dan Le Batard Show features Senator Cory Booker as a guest, with the title promising discussion of the Protect College Sports Act and its fatal flaws. However, the show notes reveal that the actual content diverges significantly from this premise. Instead of a substantive policy discussion, the…
Worth it if you're a devoted Dan Le Batard Show fan who appreciates irreverent, absurdist humor over substantive political discussion.
This is Hour 2 of The Dan Le Batard Show, featuring Tony Reali hosting an interview with Larry the Cable Guy (referenced as 'Tow Mater,' the character from Pixar's Cars franchise). The episode frames Larry as a 'Celebrity Prognosticator,' suggesting he's making predictions, likely about sports given the show's format.…
Worth it if you're a Dan Le Batard Show regular who enjoys celebrity guests and comedy bits over serious sports analysis.
The Dan Le Batard Show dedicates its first hour to a serious reckoning with Tyreek Hill's past domestic abuse allegations and his estranged wife Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill's recent testimony. The episode opens with Nick Wright joining to discuss his gambling winnings and his Chiefs' success, which serves as a conversational…
Worth it if you care about how sports media covers domestic abuse allegations and want to hear genuine reflection from hosts about their past coverage failures.
This Local Hour episode from The Dan Le Batard Show features the core Miami-based cast (Dan, Zaslow, Greg, Roy, Chris, Jeremy, Mike) discussing the Miami Dolphins' struggles during what the title frames as a tumultuous period ("capsized boat of a time"). The episode leans heavily on the show's signature comedic bits…
Worth it if you're a devoted Dan Le Batard Show regular who enjoys the cast's recurring catchphrases and Miami-centric humor, but skip it if you want real analysis of the Dolphins' season.
This 14-minute postgame show episode from The Dan Le Batard Show centers on a segment called "JuJu," which appears to be a recurring bit involving humorous or absurdist rule changes proposed for multiple sports. The episode opens with an exclamatory complaint ("What a douchenozzle!"), setting a casual, irreverent tone…
Worth it if you're a Dan Le Batard Show regular who enjoys absurdist sports humor and recurring bit callbacks over substantive discussion.
The Dan Le Batard Show's Hour 3 episode from October 6, 2026 appears to center on a debate regarding a Virginia Tech field goal decision, though the show notes provide minimal detail about the actual substance of that discussion. The episode title promises focused analysis of this specific sporting controversy, but…
Worth it if you're a devoted Dan Le Batard Show fan who values personality and humor over focused sports analysis.
This episode of The Dan Le Batard Show (Hour 2) appears to be a segment-driven hour featuring absurdist humor and recurring bit characters. The episode title promises content about 'The Oldest Player In Sports History To Do Blank'—suggesting a focus on age-related sports records or achievements—but the show notes…
Worth it if you're a devoted Le Batard fan who enjoys absurdist humor and recurring character bits over substantive sports analysis.
The Dan Le Batard Show's first hour on October 6, 2026 covers three main segments. Chris Cote leads with a "Top 13 Scorers in Miami Heat History" list, described as delivered with characteristic feral energy. Dan Le Batard pivots to celebrate the Tampa Bay Rays and their "beautiful brand of baseball," suggesting…
Worth it if you enjoy Le Batard's irreverent personality and casual sports commentary, but skip if you want real investigation into LeBron's helicopter partnership or Heat/Rays analysis.
This Local Hour episode of The Dan Le Batard Show opens with Zaslow dealing with a stye in his eye, which serves as the framing device for the episode's title. The show features the full cast—Dan, Zaslow, Greg, Roy, Chris, Jeremy, and Tony—discussing a mix of sports topics with the casual, tangential style…
Worth it if you're a Dan Le Batard Show regular who enjoys the cast's personalities and casual Local Hour tangents over deep sports analysis.
The Dan Le Batard Show tackles a chaotic month one of the 2026 NFL season with a wide-angle survey of league storylines. The hosts frame the season as having entered "fever dream" territory, pointing to high-scoring shootouts (Kansas City vs. Las Vegas) and unexpected results (Miami covering the spread for the first…
Worth it if you want a quick, energetic NFL roundup with expert commentary and don't mind surface-level takes on multiple storylines.
This 14-minute postgame show episode from The Dan Le Batard Show focuses on baseball player Jackson Chourio and an apparent statistical achievement he recently accomplished. The episode title 'Give Me The Long Version' suggests an in-depth exploration of Chourio's accomplishment, with the show notes emphasizing a…
Worth it if you're a casual Dan Le Batard fan who enjoys personality-driven sports takes and don't need detailed analysis of Jackson Chourio's specific achievement.
Hour 3 of The Dan Le Batard Show features Amin Elhassan as the primary guest, delivering what the show frames as 'Weekend Observations'—a recurring segment where Elhassan offers commentary on sports topics. The episode's title poses a provocative comparison: 'Is Giannis Antetokounmpo... Magic Johnson?' suggesting an…
Worth it if you're a regular Le Batard listener who enjoys Amin Elhassan's takes and don't mind a loose, multi-topic format over deep dives.
This 41-minute episode of The Dan Le Batard Show is the second hour of a program ostensibly centered on comparing NFL coaches Mike Tomlin and Sean McVay. However, the show notes reveal the actual content is a scattered collection of segments and tangents. The episode includes a Michael Wilbon segment that apparently…
Worth it if you're already a Dan Le Batard Show fan who enjoys absurdist humor and don't mind when episodes ignore their titles in favor of random tangents.
The Dan Le Batard Show episode promises to explore whether rapper Rod Wave saved NFL quarterback Bryce Young's career, but the show notes provide almost no substantive information about what actually transpires. The only concrete details offered are that Dan admits to having compiled 112 NFL observations, mostly…
Worth it if you're a devoted Dan Le Batard fan who values his personality and off-the-cuff NFL takes over structured analysis, but risky for casual listeners seeking substantive sports discussion.
The Dan Le Batard Show's Local Hour episode from October 5, 2026 opens with a humorous question about halftime food choices before diving into the weekend's major sports moments. The episode promises to cover significant College Football, NFL, and MLB Playoff action from the weekend, but the show notes reveal the…
Worth it if you're a Dan Le Batard Show regular who enjoys host dynamics and inside-show moments more than deep sports analysis.
