Stu Gatz
speaker
3,140 appearances
92 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 May
Stu Gatz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 2 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 2.
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Is that where we are? Like, no one's any good now. Noah Eagle is getting a lot of praise, right? Yeah, but he also gets shit too. Ernie Johnson. Who's above reproach?
I've just lost so many Mo'Ally Cox overs, 13 and a half yards.
Ernie Johnson is above reproach, right? Everyone likes like if I were to say highest of the Q ratings anywhere, not going to cause any polarizations. What's the top of the food chain on? I like just hearing this person around sports. I have no bad opinions of him. I don't think he roots against my team. I don't think he's an asshole. I don't think he's an egomaniac. I don't dislike his opinions.
He's just a nice man on television. Nice person on television.
Doris Burke's a good example. No, but she's right. She's right that by virtue of simply being a woman talking about sports, she could be all of these people. It's polarizing. When it need not be. Chris Whittingham.
At Levitard Show, we will update the polls after the show.
The Dan Le Batard Show · Hour 1: The Matthew Kugler Dance Video (feat. John Amaechi) · 14 Apr 2025
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Cuervo.
They're insane. ESPN's always carrying on about how athletes need to have good mental health. And I want everyone to have great mental health, but not athletes. You know what I call an athlete with good mental health? An assistant coach is what I call him. What documentary did we all watch about basketball during COVID? Last Dance, correct.
Did Michael Jordan seem mentally healthy to you in the slightest? Giant mansion, one chair. Here's what we learned during The Last Dance. We learned that Michael Jordan's hobby was basketball, but his passion was revenge. It's what fueled him. It's what fuels all the greats, like settling scores and holding grudges.
I was at a restaurant recently, and some little kid was crying, and his dad was like, son, just remember, the most important thing in life is to never take anything personally. And I slid in and was like, unless you want to be the greatest basketball player who ever lived. Yeah, if they're great at sports, they're out of their minds. Tom Brady, not well. Did you see him try to play toward the end?
Whenever he tried to run, he looked like he was on the toilet and he left his phone in the other room. Tom Brady tried to retire. Made it, like, ten days. Finally, he was like, I don't know these fucking kids. And they were like, Dad, will you come outside and throw the ball? And he was like, with you guys? No. No.
Always Milums. Never what you said. I thought it was Milam's. Yeah, you're wrong. Dan? Tomato, tomato. What do you think? He doesn't go there. Milam's. Thank you, Dan.
The issue is that the person who's doing the checkout at the grocery store is usually old, too. And I need to go. I'll scan these 17 items quicker than you can scan the three items and then another three items and then Dan's 16 items. He's got to get celery. Oh, where's the barcode on the celery? I don't know where the celery is. All you got to do is tap the thing. Type in celery. Celery.
Oh, it's 13 cents a pound. Perfect. Boom. All right, next.
The Dan Le Batard Show · The Big Suey: Capturing The Real Moments (feat. Tony Reali) · 14 Apr 2025
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What are we doing here? Masters Monday. This is ridiculous. By the way, if you won the Masters and Tiger wasn't in the field, you didn't win the Masters.
In my personal record. Stupid.
Big boys. I was a big boy. I love big boys. I'm Stu Botts. Stu Botts.
That's the people. The story of the day is Rory. Or this show you're pitching. You got to roll for me. 80-20 my way.
Look, I am familiar.
Just beautiful.
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