
Dirty Sports is a weekly podcast hosted by comedians Andy Ruther & Joe Praino. Every episode includes in depth sports discussions, comedy, personal stories, impersonations & everything in between. www.dirtysports.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 902 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsComedy | |||

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Joe and Andy cover MLB salary cap, the Brewers Timeless Ticket debacle and the Jalen Hurts blood clot scandal. They also discuss the NFL’s many financial investments a... more
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Andy and Joe open discussing MLB playoffs and the $125 Dodger Stadium hamburger. Then they talk Kordell Stewart doc, Troy Aikman/Joe Buck future and Rams vs Bills game... more
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Andy and Joe open the show discussing MLB playoffs and Ruther talks 30 years of Cincinnati Reds failures. Then they talk NFL refs, the 2026 season and bounce around th... more
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Andy and Joe open discussing Jameis Winston, the J.J. McCarthy trade, the Browns and the AFC North. Then they address the 1-34 stat on Joe Burrow and Ruther argues he ... more
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This show is as good as it gets. As long as you can tolerate a 15-30 min segment each show (and I mean every show) about how much better LeBron is than MJ. Otherwise a great show!
2 goats
Ruther, Praino & the rest give good podcast. Not sure about a lot of what they're going on about (does it really matter if colleges play each other at anything?) but then again I'm happy with a 5 day cricket Test.......... Looking forward to the day someone truly snaps and goes postal - my money is on Goldberg @johncarson64
For the most part a really enjoyable pod that mixes sports opinion with a left field combination of comedy, social commentary and middle aged man issues.
I really enjoy listening to it when I’m walking my dog who benefits from an extra long walk as I like to finish the pod before we get home.
Joe needs to seek some professional treatment for his obsession with Taylor Swift.
9/10 Keep up the good work!
I have a short attention span and it’s hard for me to care about anything for a long period of time. I’ve listened to this podcast for 6 years and haven’t missed one episode. I don’t know what I would do without Praino and Ruther.
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A long-running, freewheeling sports show blends sharp takes with humor and personal banter. Episodes mix contemporary sports headlines, business of sports, and pop culture tangents, all delivered through two regular hosts with a front-row seat to fan culture and media dynamics. The format leans into unfiltered opinions, mock debates, and audience interaction, creating a voice that's as much about camaraderie and authenticity as it is about analysis. Notable strengths include a strong community of fans, long-running consistency (Mondays and Thursdays in recent years), and a willingness to riff on offbeat topics while keeping the core sports discussion entertaining and accessible for a broad audience.
Listeners likely appreciate candid bante... more
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Recent guests on Dirty Sports include:
1. Chef in Dallas
2. Michael Majid
3. Brandon Ayuk
4. Michael Magid
5. Ryan Klatt
6. Micah Parsons
7. Gareth Reynolds
8. Matty Goldberg
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