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Dan Le Batard
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Zaslo (Zaz)
Miami, Notre Dame this weekend.
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Juju
I want to update the polls from yesterday and today with juju. But Greg Cody. Tuesdays are juju's favorite day. Greg Cody is, I think, his favorite personality around here. Certainly juju will. Some thoughts on everything that happened today with Greg Cody's laptop. Greg Cody's shirt. Greg Cody wasting bacon. Which. Which one of these things do you want to attack first? Let's attack all of them, Juju.
Greg Cody
First off, I want to attack. What the hell is wrong with you people? Like, I am disgusted by how y' all treated my big brother today. This is our friend. This is our brother. That was not brotherly love. And. And dare I say that wasn't suddenly love, brother Chris, you saw how mad my big brother was. Let's get that laptop in there. As soon as you see that look on his face. Y' all playing my brother. Then you got the nerve, Dan, to come out to form your lips and send him to the penalty box. Yes. Are you crazy? Thank you, thank you, thank you team Greg 100%. Wherever the draft is Thursday, I'll still be there. Thank you. Go Lobos.
Juju
You are always a big supporter of Greg Cody. It's totally reasonable to get that angry about people finding out whether you ranked the Dolphins 14th or 17th.
Zaslo (Zaz)
Yes.
Juju
How about Greg Cody's shirt? How do you feel about Greg Cody's shirt and the mockery that Greg Cody's shirt has gotten today?
Greg Cody
Bevo 37 from YouTube says Greg shirt is made out of bathroom wallpaper.
Juju
An old an old woman's bathroom wallpaper. It's not. It ain't a modern person's bathroom. It's somebody from the 1950s.
Greg Cody
Right. They also have some stuff for my boy. Is there that. Oh no, not that. Somebody from YouTube said that. Isn't it look like he goes door to door selling doors.
Juju
It did look like what he was wearing was permanently starched. It was unbelievably clean. None of that clothes had ever had a wrinkle.
Dan Le Batard
He's on the US Open coverage. He was there five minutes later. But yes, he looks like a door to door door salesman.
Greg Cody
QC Man 2000 says isn't it look looks like a non racist cop who doesn't approve of what his racist partners are doing.
Juju
A little bit start put this on the poll as well. Juju for later for tomorrow at LeBatard Show. Does John Isner look like a door to door salesman of doors? That can't be a good way to make a living. I don't imagine any any thoughts on Greg Cody saying that wasting bacon is a crime. Did you say it was a misdemeanor against the ark of humanity or what did you say?
Greg Cody
It's a high misdemean. I'm not going to call it a.
Zaslo (Zaz)
Felony but it's a high misdemeanor on the scale of human misbehavior. You just can't waste bacon.
Greg Cody
Yeah, a fine should be attached. Which made me think of some things that in life that when you see them happen they're so light they're not crime specifically but when these things happen there should be a fine attached. Come on man. Arrest his brother 24 hours.
Juju
So what did it make you think of? Like just an assortment of things that should be crimes that are not actually criminal.
Greg Cody
Yes sir. My top five list of crimes that should be crimes that aren't crimes but I but could be considered a crime if you were a crime lord number five. Well said. Oh well I the Uber driver talking on the phone. Come on man.
Zaslo (Zaz)
That always bothers me too I don't know why. Like, it's not really bothering me that they're on the phone, but I'm always just like, they shouldn't be doing this. I don't like this.
Greg Cody
Right. That's why other Oli lying on someone or getting caught in a lie. $200. Pay it by Thursday. Number five, if you're a man and I can see your toes ever. $150.
Zaslo (Zaz)
Even at the beach.
Greg Cody
Couple those boys.
Dan Le Batard
Find some water shoes.
Greg Cody
Number four, if you're on an airplane and you recline your seat back, sir tap you on the shoulder, that'll be 300 in court.
Juju
Good rules.
Greg Cody
What you say to that, Zaz? What's the recline for sure? Yeah. I mean, yeah, when you have someone short behind you, you got a kid behind you, recline away. But if the person behind you is of stature, that. That seems as though you're going to affect this person. Hey, man, decency here.
Dan Le Batard
Zaz doesn't know.
Zaslo (Zaz)
There is a. There is a sadness. There's a sadness when you're on a flight and all of a sudden you just see that chair come back and you're like, okay, I need to adjust.
Greg Cody
Bother me. I don't know. Yeah, because you're short. Number three. Talking on your speakerphone in public.
Zaslo (Zaz)
The worst.
Greg Cody
How many years does Dan get $400. Number two, being racist. Let's put a fight on that.
Dan Le Batard
That's a good one.
Greg Cody
It's a big one.
Dan Le Batard
That's a good one. Worried about the executive order, but that's not number one.
Juju
There's one worse than that. Yes.
Greg Cody
Right. And number one, cutting someone off while they're already talking. Come on, man, let the brother finish.
Dan Le Batard
Worse than racism. I so wanted to cut him off.
Juju
Yeah, number one, that's a big one. I was surprised to see that ranked ahead of R. Racism.
Greg Cody
We have been racism though, Dan. It's on the end zone.
Juju
What did you think of the argument between Zaz and Billy to open the show about Zaz hating Billy's? The customers should get a football break in the middle of the season.
Greg Cody
Yeah, bro, I think I'm on Billy's side, man. Just a league wide mandated, let's call it love day or wives day, because we got 18 straight of them boys and our wives and our girlfriends, they just be there supporting us, getting the sandwiches ready. Okay. I know he's going to sit on in the man Cave for 19 hours today. Let me find something to do. Nah, just right around week 12, 11. No football today. Today is about her. I Love that idea. I mean, it's interesting that you mentioned the wives there, the NFL football. There's gambling, there's fantasy. Here we go. You know what wives love?
Juju
I mean, women can also love the NFL and.
Zaslo (Zaz)
Yeah, I thought.
Juju
And people can also be married to. To people who are not women as well. There's that as well.
Greg Cody
Thank you. Yeah.
Juju
Thank you, Dan. Yes. You're welcome. I'm glad I could. To you. Yes. Thank you. That's right. Feelings. Yes. Women do have feelings. That is correct. None of which are represented by this group of sausage presently in front of me.
Dan Le Batard
Well, thank you.
Juju
For you.
Greg Cody
I love women.
Juju
Speaking of women, Candace Parker had her jersey retired. What was interesting about that ceremony.
Greg Cody
Yeah, it was a great one. This is our second jersey that's been retired this year. The LA Sparks retired earlier. The number three jersey. The news, I mean, it was a great ceremony. Everybody showed up. KY Copper, she came and, you feel me, like, gave a nice little speech. And even though she plays for the Mercury right now, threw on the Chicago stripes for the good old days. But the story from that. Candace Parker had said a couple things earlier this month or last month about how Angel Reese isn't necessarily ranked, I think, like top five players in the W. And so the entire Chicago Scott came out in the shirts, the tribute shirts. And my sister angel had her jacket zipped up. So that's making a lot of headways right now. Spicy. But even though angel broke the record for double doubles last night, salute to Angel. But yeah, Spicy tea.
Juju
By the way, Zaslo, some people have written in that the way that Greg Cody talked to Chris Cody, that is how a father handles the children in his house.
Greg Cody
Interesting. I can't tell you. Last time my son stole anything from me.
Juju
At Le Batard show on the poll. Juju, what do you have in the way of updates going back to yesterday?
Greg Cody
Okay. Do the best award shows start with the opening number? Of course. 70% of the audience says yes, they do. Does the middle name have any clout? 52% of the audience says, yes, it does. Wow. Close. Speaking of clout, congratulations, Caitlin Clark. Nike revealed her new logo yesterday. I like it. Cs, triple Cs. Everywhere. Have you ever used a. Have you ever used the word rappy cack?
Zaslo (Zaz)
Yeah.
Greg Cody
97 of the audience says no, they have not. Start. Right. Biggest cowboy star. CD Lamb, Dad Prestot or Michael Parsons. 54 of the audience says Micah Parsons. Wow. Right. Let's take a break from the pose. And also I want to read this right here. Happy birthday to James Harden. Happy 36th birthday to James Harden. I love you, brother. Happy birthday to him. I don't care.
Juju
Good luck.
Greg Cody
He's always there for me when I need a shoulder to cry on or just someone to tell secrets. Salute to my brother James. Is wasting baking a crime that should be punishable by law? 85% of the audience says, yes, it is. Does a punt sound like the word punt?
Juju
Punt.
Greg Cody
88 of the audience says, yes, it does.
Zaslo (Zaz)
Thank you. Pun punt.
Juju
Big win for you. A lot of wins for you today, Cody. You got your computer back. Your son's gonna go to the bank and try and deposit that you're threatening to not host your draft party on Thursday.
Greg Cody
Punt.
Zaslo (Zaz)
He hasn't.
Greg Cody
Right. And, yeah. And Chris, I heard you had a little. Ran into some money. Let me borrow a couple hundred dollars from you. Now. They're here. Nor there.
Zaslo (Zaz)
It's unknown.
Greg Cody
Last poll. Last poll. Can you identify a sleep farter just by looking at them? 80% of the audience says, yes, you can. And those are your polls.
Juju
Thank you, Juju. Good talking. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Greg Cody
Yes, sir.
Postgame Show: The Door-to-Door Door Salesman
Date: August 26, 2025
Recording Location: Elser Hotel, Downtown Miami
This Postgame Show episode is a lively, hilarious debrief focused on Greg Cody’s quirks, debates around sports and etiquette, playful group dynamics, and topical happenings in the sports and pop-culture worlds. The crew—Dan Le Batard, Stugotz (Stugotz is less vocal this segment), Juju, Greg Cody, and Zaslo (Zaz)—riff on Greg’s wardrobe, his notorious “bacon crime” stance, a creative rundown of “crimes-that-should-be-crimes,” Candace Parker’s jersey retirement, and a smattering of listener polls, all delivered in the show's quintessentially irreverent style.
“What the hell is wrong with you people? ...That was not brotherly love.” (Greg Cody, 02:05)
Greg rolls out a sharply satirical “Top Five” list of petty annoyances that should be punished:
“Come on, man.”
“If you're a man and I can see your toes ever. $150.” (Greg Cody, 05:32)
With pushback: “Even at the beach?” (Zaslo, 05:50)
“Find some water shoes.” (Dan Le Batard, 05:54)
“That’ll be 300 in court.” (Greg Cody, 05:59)
“Talking on your speakerphone in public—the worst.” (Greg Cody & Zaslo, 06:39-06:49)
“Let's put a fine on that. It's a big one.” (Greg Cody, 06:52)
“Come on, man, let the brother finish.” (Greg Cody, 07:07)
“Just right around week 12, 11. No football today. Today is about her. I Love that idea.” (Greg Cody, 07:36)
“Women can also love the NFL … people can also be married to people who are not women as well.” (Juju, 08:15) “Thank you, Dan.” (Juju, 08:24)
“Feelings. Yes. Women do have feelings. That is correct. None of which are represented by this group of sausage presently in front of me.” (Juju, 08:28)
“Candace Parker had said … Angel Reese isn’t necessarily ranked ... top five players in the W … the entire Chicago Sky came out in the shirts, the tribute shirts. And my sister Angel had her jacket zipped up. … Even though Angel broke the record for double doubles last night, salute to Angel. But yeah, Spicy tea.” (Greg Cody, 08:47–09:40)
“He’s always there for me when I need a shoulder to cry on or just someone to tell secrets. Salute to my brother James.” (Greg Cody, 11:08)
On Greg’s Shirt:
“He looks like a door to door door salesman.” (Dan Le Batard, 03:48)
On Petty Offenses:
“If you're a man and I can see your toes ever. $150.” (Greg Cody, 05:32) “Cutting someone off while they're already talking. Come on, man, let the brother finish.” (Greg Cody, 07:07)
On Social Commentary:
“Let's put a fine on [being racist].” (Greg Cody, 06:52) “Women do have feelings. That is correct. None of which are represented by this group of sausage presently in front of me.” (Juju, 08:28)
On the Nature of the Show:
“You got your computer back. Your son's gonna go to the bank ... you're threatening to not host your draft party on Thursday.” (Juju, 11:32)
The episode is playful, quick-witted, and occasionally biting—typical of Le Batard’s crew. Riffing on each other’s quirks, twisting the mundane into comedic gold, and throwing in strong opinions about sports and society, the hosts and guests maintain an easy banter and regularly break into laughter.
If you haven’t listened, this episode is a capsule of the Le Batard Show at its best: a blend of irreverent sports and pop-culture conversation, inside-joke-laden rapport, and sincere social observations, all propelled by the signature personalities of Greg Cody, Juju, Dan, and Zaslo. The “door-to-door door salesman” bit will stick with you, as will their delight in treating the ridiculous with utter seriousness.