Dan begins by showing some love to the fans of the show. Stugotz and Greg Cote can’t decide if FAU or UM Men’s Basketball would make for a more sad March Madness champion, and Miami basketball now owns the state of Indiana. Tekashi 6ix9ine “caused a ruckus” at the World Baseball Classic which leads us to our Hierarchy of Drunkenness. Plus, Greg Cote has been covering the WBC and helps us preview the meaning behind tonight’s title game between the U.S. and Japan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The crew talks about Stugatz's negotiation to get locker room access for content purposes at FAU. They also apologize for their previous behavior of telling customers to "shut up" about their complaints, emphasizing the importance of listener support and feedback.
The importance of free throws in college basketball is highlighted, with a comparison made to the NBA where shooting percentages are higher.
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The hosts discuss the hierarchy of being drunk and whether being tipsy is significant enough to be considered a level of intoxication.
The hosts are proposing a penalty box for those who do not follow the show's rules and disrespect it. They mention that asking Greg Cody for personal information is one such instance and suggest turning the tone around to keep the environment respectable.
The Dan Le Batard Show discusses the World Baseball Classic and Chris Cody's career as a baseball scout and pickup game player. They reflect on the interesting job of a baseball scout and joke about their own lack of experience in the field.
The World Baseball Classic has been a huge event internationally, with the US team playing tonight against Japan in the finals being the most viewed baseball game that has been played in a while.
The World Baseball Classic has grown into something that gets people excited and is fuelled by the enthusiasm of Latin people, who have been taken advantage of by baseball business for too long. The perfect time to risk injury to key players is during spring training, when they would already be playing in warm-up games that matter.
Despite their efforts to create a party atmosphere, the Miami Marlins have been struggling to build a loyal fan base and win games, unlike other successful teams. The Marlins Park has been known to have lively and electric energy, but it's not enough to establish a strong connection between fans and the team.
The host and his guests rank the degrees of drunkenness at parties, including mildly inebriated, buzzed, tipsy, wavy, turnt, lit, hammered, wasted, and even "Greg Cody" and "David Hasselhoff."