The Big Suey: What Was His (World) War (II)?

To wrap up the show, we touch on Chael Sonnen saying that Conor McGregor had to withdraw from UFC 303 because he is in rehab. We also get to an image of Landon Donovan circling the internet following a hair transplant, and Greg Cote can't get his atrocities right. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Florida Panthers reportedly canceled on Jason Taylor in order for Jack Nicklaus to bang the drum tonight. Was that the right decision? This sparks a debate in the room... Drive for your life: Jack Nicklaus at 84 years old or Chris Cote? Then, Netflix is a winner all of a sudden as the streaming wars continue to dominate the future of television. Plus, Greg's neighborhood parking situation, Against the Spread, and a compromise on the "McOverrated" billboard in Edmonton. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike Schur has been mysteriously missing from this show for a while, but he happened to be on our show schedule for the day after his Boston Celtics won banner No. 18. After he explains the confidence the Celtics group chat felt all year and how Boston fandom works these days, he delivers his June Observations in order to roast our crew and tell Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo, Mike Ryan, Coach Spo, Jeremy Taché, and all of Heat Culture to go to hell. Then, we steal a segment from The Greg Cote Show and launch a new clapping competition on the Dan Le Batard Show. Does everyone need a 5-pack in order to have the loudest possible clap? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Crying in the Press Box: the Charlotte Wilder Story" coming to bookstores near you. Charlotte Wilder joins the show after her Celtics added another Championship banner last night. She shares the emotions she felt watching her team win, her "I told you so," and how Boston fandom works before drinking Heat tears. Then, Mark "The Messiah" Messier joins us with his Elbo Room hat to explain why Greg Cote's "McOverrated" take is wrong, the most fun he ever had in a season, and to play a game of Penalty Shot for Your Life with a shocking result. He also debunks some old rumors from a title celebration with the Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Greg Cote, Chris, Billy, Mike, and Roy. The Boston Celtics won their first Championship in 16 years last night, so we're forced to start in the only place we can: Greg Cote's mustache and Mike Ryan's fury that Dan wants to put up McOverrated billboards in Edmonton. Then, the crew finally discusses the Celtics overwhelming dominance en route to their title including why Al Horford should have won the sentimental MVP, Mike's remaining questions about Jayson Tatum, the Celtics decision to party in Miami, and how the Boston media manipulated the Blazers into gifting the Celtics Jrue Holiday. As you can tell, this show is not bitter AT ALL about the Celtics victory. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jessica wants a pair of Crocs after Brooke Shields' outfit choice at the Tony Awards last night. The show gets into the epic final round of the U.S. Open and Chris doesn't understand why fans were chanting "U-S-A" after Rory McIlroy missed a clutch putt. Also, a little too much feet talk for some reason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We kick things off with Stugotz's Weekend Observations including a Draisaitl jungle, Top 5 Cups, a lie about Roy, the dash before the derby, and Top 5 Athletes Whose Names Connote Things We Do On Father's Day. Then, a soccer player died, came back to life and scored a goal, but Stugotz still doesn't care about the sport, so Billy and Jess continue their plot to ruin Tom Brady's future Hall of Fame induction. Also, you have to hear Snoop Dogg and Paul O'Neil discussing Elly De La Cruz. Plus, Roy joins us after finally landing back in South Florida following his epic adventure to watch the Panthers get blown out in historic fashion in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Aaron Rodgers continues to behave like Aaron Rodgers as he is set to miss mandatory mini camp for the New York Jets. As rumors circulate that he may be missing this camp for a ayahuasca retreat, Dan and the crew discuss the way Rodgers is being covered by the media and how it differs from how it would be for other athletes, if Rodgers' "spiritual journey" has changed his perspective on work and football, why Rodgers continues to act like he's a target, whether or not Rodgers cares about what we think (he does), and if Dan and Mike are egomaniacs. Plus, let's talk about ANOTHER QB! Tom Brady not only got Jay-Z to perform at his Patriots Hall of Fame induction, but he tried his hand at the UFL broadcast over the weekend, and Mike thinks he crushed it. Also, Jessica and Billy hatch a plan to ruin Brady's ACTUAL Hall of Fame induction from the inside. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Stugotz and Mike are furious with the play and demeanor of Luka Doncic's performance in this NBA Finals, and his stellar performance in Game 4 has somehow only made their anger stronger. Then, refs in all sports are pretty terrible, huh? Was Angel Reese's comment about referees even about Caitlin Clark? Did you know a MLB umpire was suspended for gambling? Did you know he called a "perfect game" in the World Series? Plus, Kyrie Irving's maturity since leaving Boston, a bidding war between Chris Cote's wife and a fan, and getting used by Dan Hurley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Chris, Billy, Jessica, and Mike. Ahhhhhhh, the smiling face of Sergio Garcia. Dan kicks off this week with an important question: would it be funnier to see the Boston Celtics blow a 3-0 Finals lead or this show blow a 3-0 Finals lead? The crew discusses the Oilers 8-1 blowout of the Panthers in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final, Roy's rough trip to Edmonton, Mike's disgust with this show's Connor McDavid dialogue, and a new Billy Gil game featuring Chris Cote's Game 5 tickets. Then, Jessica discovers a fact about the lack of rats in Edmonton after Dan and Stu float the idea of a "McOverrated" billboard in Edmonton. Plus, do fathers ever get what they want for Father's Day? Also, a discussion on Charles Barkley's sudden retirement announcement and whether or not he could be swayed into changing his mind. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices