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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1074 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Dan reacts to breaking reports that ESPN is planning to lay off $2 million-a-year NFL analyst Ryan Clark, who spent years alongside Stephen A. Smith on First Take. After years of polarizing commentary, internal network drama, and on-air feuds, the ne... more
Dan unleashes on Toronto Tempo coach Sandy Brondello who received a 1-game suspension over her "protected species" hot mic comment toward Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese. Dan puts WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s horrific leadership and selectiv... more
Dan unloads on NBA Commissioner Adam Silver for calling Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark a "political football" instead of addressing the WNBA’s failure to protect her from vicious on-court attacks. Following reports that Silver urged WNBA Commi... more
Dan reacts to reports that NBA Commissioner Adam Silver had to step in and force WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to suspend Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas for her throat punch on Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark. Dan breaks down why the... more
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Hard to listen to- seems to always be angry and loves to put people down. This man has really fallen far from grace. This man has overdosed on cable news and hook, line and sinker when these Hollywood actors read a teleprompter to him while getting paid millions of dollars he truly thinks it’s news.
Dan’s great when he stays on sports topics. When he ventures into politics, has anyone told him he sounds like the MAGA version of Megan Rapinoe regurgitating group think.
Dan nails it time and time again. He’s “been there done that” and calls out the racist woke blowhards that can’t think straight and sound stupid. THANK YOU Dan!
Thank you for all you do!!! These silly folks that have no talent
Can we please stop with the term “African American.” If we can use the term Black history month and if BLM and BET are ok to say, then we can sure as heck use the term Black people. Love ya Dan!
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This show delivers unapologetic, high-energy debates across sports, media, and pop culture, with a consistent emphasis on basketball, college athletics, NIL dynamics, and governance. Expect blunt opinions, fast banter, and guests who bring insider perspectives from coaches, players, analysts, and media executives. The vibe blends hot takes with sharp critiques of sports business, league structures, and coverage by major outlets, often weaving in political and cultural commentary. A standout is the willingness to mix topics from coaching philosophies to conference realignments, creating a provocative, conversation-first experience that appeals to listeners who like fearless, no-holds-barred discussion and a strong sense of identity around sp... more
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