Episode Summary: The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz — Postgame Show: Hali Questionable (feat. Juju Gotti)
Release Date: May 27, 2025

Corrections and Clarifications
The episode kicks off with Greg Cody addressing several corrections before diving into the main discussions. At [00:33], Greg clarifies that the 2023 Albert Brooks HBO documentary was directed by Rob Reiner, not Judd Apatow. He further corrects his earlier statement about Joe Rose, noting, “Joe Rose's 345 receiving yards in 1983 was 20th among tight ends” ([00:33]). Joe Rose acknowledges the correction, adding humor to the situation by stating he had already amended his mistake ([01:09]).

NBA Playoffs Analysis
The primary focus of the episode centers around the NBA playoffs, with hosts Dan Le Batard, Stugotz, Greg Cody, and guest Juju Gotti providing in-depth analysis. Greg Cody introduces Juju Gotti, highlighting the addition of their YouTube segment, Alley Oop, which airs live after every NBA playoff game. This segment aims to offer a fresh and entertaining perspective on the games.

At [04:54], Juju delves into the performance of key players, emphasizing Chet Holmgren’s pivotal role. He praises Holmgren, stating, “Without Chet last night, that game might have been in peril” ([04:54]). The discussion shifts to Anthony Edwards, with Greg challenging Edwards' defensive performance: “If a defense of a team doesn't allow you to do something you want, then you struggled” ([06:38]). The hosts debate Edwards' capabilities and the overall impact of Oklahoma City’s defense on the games.

Player Performances and Team Strategies
The conversation highlights Anthony Edwards’ contributions, with Juju noting Edwards scored 16 points in a crucial game ([05:47]). However, Greg points out the defensive strategies of Oklahoma City, arguing that their team defense often compensates for individual performances: “That's how they won 68 games” ([07:23]). Stugotz adds to the discussion by questioning Edwards' current status as a great player, although Greg and Joe affirm his greatness with slight reservations about his recent performances.

Betting Insights and Predictions
Juju Gotti shares his betting experiences, humorously admitting, “the team that I bet on always loses” ([03:39]). This candid admission is met with light-hearted banter from Greg, who later discusses the intricacies of betting on NBA games. The hosts analyze the Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers matchup, with a DraftKings segment predicting an Oilers victory ([02:15]).

Audience Engagement and Polls
Throughout the episode, the hosts interact with their audience through polls, adding an engaging layer to the discussion. Topics range from the quality of dad jokes to the difficulty of defeating the Carolina Hurricanes. For instance, the poll reveals that 56% of the audience disagrees that dad jokes are intentionally terrible ([12:32]). Another poll shows that 80% believe there are more Starbucks than CVS stores ([12:55]). These interactive elements keep the conversation lively and inclusive.

Humorous Interactions and Banter
Humor is a staple of the show, with the hosts frequently exchanging jokes and playful remarks. Greg Cody suggests a show title, “Halle Questionable,” referencing Tyrese and John Halliburton, which receives enthusiastic approval from Joe Rose ([10:59]). The camaraderie continues with lighthearted debates about player performances and memorable moments, adding a relatable and entertaining dimension to the episode.

Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts
As the episode wraps up, Greg Cody ties back to earlier corrections, ensuring all points are clarified. The hosts express their appreciation for the audience's participation and tease upcoming segments, particularly focusing on NBA playoff coverage. The final moments are filled with jovial conversations about food, adding a personal touch to the close of the show ([13:37]).

Notable Quotes:

• Greg Cody: “Joe Rose's 345 receiving yards in 1983 was 20th among tight ends” ([00:33]).
• Juju Gotti: “Without Chet last night, that game might have been in peril” ([04:54]).
• Joe Rose: “I like it. I like it. No, that's good. Halle Questionable. That's really good” ([11:13]).
• Greg Cody: “If a defense of a team doesn't allow you to do something you want, then you struggled” ([06:38]).
• Juju Gotti: “the team that I bet on always loses” ([03:39]).

This episode of The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz offers a comprehensive and engaging discussion on the NBA playoffs, enriched with corrections, betting insights, audience interaction, and the signature humor that defines the show. Listeners are treated to expert opinions, lively debates, and a sense of community through interactive polls and relatable banter.