The guys join in on the raging debate in sports right now: who would win a 100m race between Joey Chestnut and Usain Bolt if they couldn't start running until they finished a hot dog?  Hoch recounts one of his all-time low moments at a Chuck-E-Cheese.

The guys join in on the raging debate in sports right now: who would win a 100m race between Joey Chestnut and Usain Bolt if they couldn't start running until they finished a hot dog?&nbsp; Hoch recounts one of his all-time low moments at a Chuck-E-Cheese.

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: The Sharpie-in-the-Mouth Guy (w/Hoch)

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/af4626ad-2369-4e0a-8183-b3fc0113b9b6/transcript

Stugotz kicks things off with a sports update before Taylor recaps spending his birthday wandering through IKEA completely unprepared for what he was getting into. Sal Licata shares a painfully awkward story about playing golf with a former girlfriend’s dad at an expensive private country club. Then the crew debates whether the Knicks can realistically win a championship this year, as Sal argues that simply having a real shot is all you can ask from your franchise. Plus, the group tackles the ultimate question: would you trade lives with Victor Wembanyama?

Stugotz kicks things off with a sports update before Taylor recaps spending his birthday wandering through IKEA completely unprepared for what he was getting into. Sal Licata shares a painfully awkward story about playing golf with a former girlfriend&rsquo;s dad at an expensive private country club. Then the crew debates whether the Knicks can realistically win a championship this year, as Sal argues that simply having a real shot is all you can ask from your franchise. Plus, the group tackles the ultimate question: would you trade lives with Victor Wembanyama?

Set 2: Overwhelmed by IKEA (w/ Sal Licata) 

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/e44a8db8-d09a-4801-a4c8-b4010134456a/transcript

Sal Licata is back from vacation and he needs a break from his vacation.  Sal is finding it harder and harder to get excited about things like the Mets announcing Freddy Peralta is the opening day starter. 

Sal Licata is back from vacation and he needs a break from his vacation.&nbsp; Sal is finding it harder and harder to get excited about things like the Mets announcing Freddy Peralta is the opening day starter.&nbsp;

Set 1: A Vacation From My Vacation (w/Sal Licata)

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/1ede4bc2-e0ee-4a33-87b6-b4010120489f/transcript

Aaron Glenn fell asleep during the NFL combine and it has Stugotz very upset, while Mikey A and Chris Fallica don't trust this regime at all.  The Bear gives us some of his favorite bets for March Maddness and the upcoming Masters.

Aaron Glenn fell asleep during the NFL combine and it has Stugotz very upset, while Mikey A and Chris Fallica don't trust this regime at all.&nbsp; The Bear gives us some of his favorite bets for March Maddness and the upcoming Masters.

Set 2: A Little Lunch Money (w/Bear)

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/e73c998e-6e60-432f-8610-ae210140c5b1/clips/e93f4472-476c-4551-a761-b3fe0122ea33/transcript

Set 1: The Sharpie-in-the-Mouth Guy (w/Hoch)

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