Stugotz and Izzy open the show by discussing the NBA waiving the 65-game rule before getting into their excitement levels for the playoffs. The Knicks have been running more pick-and-rolls between Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, and Taylor asks if that’s a case of saving something for the playoffs. The crew also debates whether Devin Booker has lived up to expectations in Phoenix. Then, Shawne Merriman joins the show to discuss the latest headlines surrounding the NFL Draft and the league.

Stugotz and Izzy open the show by discussing the NBA waiving the 65-game rule before getting into their excitement levels for the playoffs. The Knicks have been running more pick-and-rolls between Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns, and Taylor asks if that&rsquo;s a case of saving something for the playoffs. The crew also debates whether Devin Booker has lived up to expectations in Phoenix. Then, Shawne Merriman joins the show to discuss the latest headlines surrounding the NFL Draft and the league.

On Stugotz & Company, Stugotz brings his signature blend of humor, absurdity, and unfiltered takes, diving into the world of sports or whatever happens to cross his mind. It's an unpredictable ride built for fans who love sports, nonsense, and the fine art of never admitting you're wrong. He didn’t ask for any of this.

After months of negotiation and profound laziness, Stugotz has finally aGREED to host a hastily assembled weekly podcast for the LeBatard and Friends Podcast Network.

Stugotz and Company

Set 1: Knicks Fans Are Better Coaches Than Mike Brown (w/ Shawne Merriman)

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Stugotz and Izzy Gutierrez react to the Warriors’ comeback win over the Clippers in the play-in, featuring a vintage performance from Steph Curry and Al Horford turning back the clock. Then, Roger McDowell from the 1986 New York Mets joins the show to promote his new book, Hot Foot: My Hijinks and Upside-Down Life with the World Champion New York Mets! McDowell shares stories from his time in the MLB, where he was known as the team prankster, including the time he soaked Lenny Dykstra’s bat with rubbing alcohol and lit it on fire.

Stugotz and Izzy Gutierrez react to the Warriors&rsquo; comeback win over the Clippers in the play-in, featuring a vintage performance from Steph Curry and Al Horford turning back the clock. Then, Roger McDowell from the 1986 New York Mets joins the show to promote his new book, Hot Foot: My Hijinks and Upside-Down Life with the World Champion New York Mets! McDowell shares stories from his time in the MLB, where he was known as the team prankster, including the time he soaked Lenny Dykstra&rsquo;s bat with rubbing alcohol and lit it on fire.

Set 2: Hot Foot (w/ Roger McDowell) 

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Todd McShay joins Stugotz today to preview the upcoming NFL Draft, sharing the latest he’s been hearing from conversations with people around the league. The Jets have the potential to win the draft, and McShay believes they could get aggressive with their second first-round pick at receiver. He also explains how teams have known about the 2024 report surrounding Rueben Bain and why he doesn’t believe it will impact his draft position. Who will ultimately be making the Giants’ pick, Joe Schoen or new head coach John Harbaugh? McShay breaks it all down in this packed episode.

Todd McShay joins Stugotz today to preview the upcoming NFL Draft, sharing the latest he&rsquo;s been hearing from conversations with people around the league. The Jets have the potential to win the draft, and McShay believes they could get aggressive with their second first-round pick at receiver. He also explains how teams have known about the 2024 report surrounding Rueben Bain and why he doesn&rsquo;t believe it will impact his draft position. Who will ultimately be making the Giants&rsquo; pick, Joe Schoen or new head coach John Harbaugh? McShay breaks it all down in this packed episode.

Set 1: It's  Smoke-Screen Season (w/ Todd McShay) 

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Marc Hochman joins Stugotz to break down what many are calling the greatest play-in game ever, as the Charlotte Hornets beat the Miami Heat in overtime. It was a game that had a little bit of everything: lead changes, drama, high-pressure shots, and, of course, controversy. Should LaMelo Ball have been ejected? Was Coby White born for play-in games? All that and more. 

Marc Hochman joins Stugotz to break down what many are calling the greatest play-in game ever, as the Charlotte Hornets beat the Miami Heat in overtime. It was a game that had a little bit of everything: lead changes, drama, high-pressure shots, and, of course, controversy. Should LaMelo Ball have been ejected? Was Coby White born for play-in games? All that and more.&nbsp;

The Big Stu-ey: The Greatest Play-In Game Ever (w/ Marc Hochman)

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Set 1: Knicks Fans Are Better Coaches Than Mike Brown (w/ Shawne Merriman)

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