The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz Episode: Postgame Show: Chris Cote Finds Out (feat. JuJu Gotti)
Release Date: July 16, 2025

Introduction and Opening Banter (00:00 - 01:25)

The episode kicks off with Dan Le Batard and JuJu Gotti exchanging light-hearted banter about pet ownership woes. JuJu humorously shares his frantic search for pet supplies online, highlighting Chewy's comprehensive offerings and reliable autoship feature. Although advertisements are present at the beginning, the hosts swiftly transition to engaging discussions.

Addressing the Jeremy Apology Controversy (01:25 - 02:12)

Mike: "I'm hoping that all of that airing is the beginning of the pregame show because... I don't know where it went. Tell me that it aired."

In this segment, the hosts delve into the fallout from Jeremy's on-air apology, which has stirred significant discussion. Dominique clarifies that the apology was broadcast during hour two of the show, with Dan admitting, "It wasn't a good apology." Chris adds, "Privately, you took it back," indicating behind-the-scenes reconciliations.

Uno Tables in Las Vegas: Fact or Fiction? (02:12 - 04:49)

The conversation shifts to a curious rumor about UNO tables being introduced on Las Vegas casino floors.

Dominique: "Rumor has come to our attention that there will be UNO tables on the casino floors in Las Vegas. Sounds wild, huh?"

Zach humorously expresses skepticism, questioning the practicality of incorporating UNO into the high-stakes environment of casinos. The group debates potential complications, such as varying house rules and gameplay disagreements, with Peter noting, "You keep skipping someone or you keep reversing. It's gonna be ugly."

Dominique: "They also wrote, 'Stay wild. The UNO team.'"

Chris summarizes UNO's official stance, revealing the company's playful denial: "It's not happening." The segment wraps up with the hosts reminiscing about the launch of the UNO social club in major cities, leaving the possibility open for future updates.

Journalism vs. Snitching: The Ethical Line (05:03 - 06:08)

Dan raises a critical question about the boundary between responsible journalism and acting as a "snitch."

Dan: "Where's the line between journalist and snitch?"

Billy responds with surprise: "Wow."

The discussion highlights concerns over professional integrity, especially when reporting involves sensitive information like Pablo mentioning Carmelo. The hosts reflect on the potential repercussions of crossing this ethical boundary, emphasizing the importance of maintaining credibility.

Brock Lesnar’s Daughter and the Dating Dilemma (06:08 - 09:13)

The topic shifts to Brock Lesnar’s daughter's romantic life, stirring both amusement and apprehension among the hosts.

Dan: "Brock Lesnar, 6'3, 265 pounds. Now his daughter's boyfriend, 6'4, 300 pounds."

Billy jokes about the intimidating presence Lesnar's family might have, while Dominique points out the fear associated with dating an athlete's child. The conversation playfully explores the challenges and humorous scenarios that could arise from such high-profile relationships.

Panel Poll: Eliminating Extra Innings in Sports (09:13 - 12:19)

The hosts engage the audience with a live poll about the potential elimination of extra innings in baseball and overtime in other sports.

Zach: "Would you be okay with eliminating extra innings right now? 71% of the audience says yes, they would."

Dan: "What if, like, a football game's tied and then they say, you know what? Kyle Schwaber is coming out. He's going to start hitting home runs here on the football field."

The segment is filled with comedic takes on how sports might change without extra playtime, blending humor with genuine audience interaction. The hosts speculate on inventive, albeit absurd, solutions to ending games swiftly.

Home Run Derby vs. Actual Games: Audience Preferences (12:19 - 13:01)

A brief poll explores whether the audience prefers the excitement of the Home Run Derby over actual baseball games.

Zach: "Big one. 60% of the audience says 'Hang Aaron's actual play.' They didn't watch it."

Dan shares his personal experience, finding the Home Run Derby more enjoyable due to the festivities and spectacle surrounding it.

Interactive Fun: Sock Challenge and Live Polls (12:31 - 13:36)

The hosts introduce a lighthearted segment where they attempt to put on socks while standing, engaging both the live audience and listeners.

Mike: "Does somebody want to come try this? Who would like to try this behind me?"

Zach playfully challenges JuJu, while Dominique humorously comments on Zach's predicament after he stumbles: "He just fell over. Like, is that a real fall?"

A concluding poll determines audience preference between living in a mansion or a manor, with the results favoring mansions.

Zach: "51% of the audience says they would rather live in a mansion."

The episode wraps up with cheerful interactions and humorous remarks, maintaining the show's signature blend of sports talk and comedic relief.

Notable Quotes:

• Dominique (02:12): "Rumor has come to our attention that there will be UNO tables on the casino floors in Las Vegas. Sounds wild, huh?"

• Dan (05:03): "Where's the line between journalist and snitch?"

• Zach (07:40): "That's a glaring stink."

• Dan (09:13): "Brock Lesnar, 6'3, 265 pounds. Now his daughter's boyfriend, 6'4, 300 pounds."

• Zach (10:13): "Show Juju for sure. Also, before the polls, I just want to say, Zaz, a handsome fellow today, bro."

Conclusion

In this episode of "The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz," host Dan Le Batard and his co-hosts navigate a mix of serious topics and playful banter. From addressing controversial apologies and debating the feasibility of UNO tables in Las Vegas, to exploring ethical journalism and engaging the audience with interactive polls, the show delivers a comprehensive and entertaining postgame analysis. The inclusion of guest JuJu Gotti adds an extra layer of insight and humor, making this episode a must-listen for fans seeking both depth and levity in their sports discussions.