The Dan Le Batard Show
Dan Learns About Chris Cote's Legendary Revelation | Postgame Show
11 May 2026
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Chapter 1: What shocking revelation did Chris Cote share with his father?
So what did I miss last week? Not much. What are the things that you guys need to catch me up on because I need to get caught up?
I mean, Chris told us something interesting, and he admitted it in front of his father, which takes it to a whole other level.
Are you guys going to tell me what that is? Tell him, Tony. I saw the episode description that said simply, Chris Cody makes one of the most shocking revelations in show history, but I don't know what it is. Want to take a guess?
It involves my wife's twin sister?
So I had a lot of questions.
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of the Zaslow men's family history?
I didn't realize that his wife is an identical twin. So I had a lot of questions as a result. And eventually it led us down a path. Go ahead, Tony.
You're jumping here. Yeah. Chris, if I may speak freely, Chris is a showman. and loves to perform on the biggest stages. And sometimes he can't perform on the biggest stages, so he needs a little bit of stimuli mentally to allow him to finish on some of the biggest stages. And he needs to be able to do that and pictures people that are very similar in nature, almost identical, I would say.
And, you know, again, he's a showman, though, and he brought that to the crowd and to the people for them to understand.
I would call it innocently keeping it fresh.
Chris, what's your favorite part of the stage to finish on?
It's not so innocent, though. That is a horrific thing for your wife to learn. She didn't learn it. I mean, it's going to get back to her. I've got to assume that it's something that's going to get back to her. What else did I miss?
That's my brother-in-law. He's a firefighter. That's not actually him. That's what AI thinks he looks like. What else did I miss?
Well, I had a revelation that everyone was taken aback by. I mean, whatever. But the Zaslos, the Zaslo men, have not produced a female in over 100 years.
That's crazy.
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Chapter 3: Which athletes should consider trying comedy?
Yes.
I am legitimately surprised, though, for a meme to expect a suspension of Wemby. That one caught me off guard because one of us is going to be very wrong. We're putting the chances at 0.0%. He's sitting here expecting this. Expectation off. I don't have the expectation that he'll be suspended. Do you have a top five list for us, Juju?
Yes, sir, man. Today I dwindled it down to a top four, but the conversation I was having earlier about funny people in sports and funny broadcasting, it made me think of a top four list of athletes right now who I think are hilarious that should try comedy or broadcasting after they finish playing.
Couldn't come up with a fifth, huh? Just didn't have it in you?
Hey, pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
All right, number four.
Number four, Blake Snell. Yes, sir. Salute, man. My boy be giving them funny mid-game interviews, post-game. He look like Kenny Powers. I can't wait to see him. Number three. Number three, Kevin Durant, bro. He is this. People say he's that. People always comment about his burners. Unfortunately, my boy is hilarious as well. Number two. Number two, Anthony Edwards.
I ain't even got to say too much on that one.
You can't put him on a live broadcast. You cannot. You cannot put him on a live broadcast. No, nope. Streaming ain't ready for it. The rules are not ready for it.
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Chapter 4: What changes could improve the NBA postseason experience?
Mull it over for the week, please.
Put it on the poll. If you can demand a trade, damn it, so am I. At Levitard Show. Yes or no. We're going to update the polls here in a second. Tony, big upset in the UFC. Sean Strickland, unfortunately, has made his way back into our lives.
Dan, kind of like he never left, the biggest underdog twice to win a UFC championship belt, it's been Sean Strickland when he was a plus 300 dog against Izzy Adesanya where he walked him down and absolutely dogged him for five rounds.
And then now fast forward a couple years later, Sean Strickland beats Hamza Chimaev who was thought to be like the one guy that was untouchable, had this incredible ground game, could stand and fight with Sean.
Incredible sportsmanship.
It was. I was not expecting Hamzat to be as generous and as gracious as he was to Sean. Was this a good decision? Did you agree with it? I agreed with it in time when I was really watching it on MMA Hangout. I was like, man, this is going to be tough because Hamzat...
was controlling and and didn't really feel like he took a lot of damage but juju i know you were probably watching too after the first round where hans that had him on the floor for four minutes i was like oh this is gonna go boring around just like ddp did where he held ddp down for 22 page yeah
him versus ddp was crazy but it was a 22 minute just onslaught of i'm gonna take you down you can't get out of the the grip that i have and it's over but i thought that when you're a champion uh in order to take your belt you have to make it decisive you don't win a close fight against the champion it was decisive in the sense that after the first round whenever hamza would try to shoot and take down sean strickland he defended it with sprawls he was able to get up whenever hamza took him down and he jabbed him to death his
And he jabbed him to death. He did not allow him to set up his offense. And Hamzat on his feet is not the same guy as on the ground. So it was an incredible game plan by Strickland, by Coach Eric Nixick, who we've gone and trained with at Extreme Couture in Vegas. That's my boy, Coach E. Incredible job by Strickland.
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Chapter 5: How does flopping impact the NBA, and what can be done about it?
What a fight. Zaz, I know you guys were locked in. Josh Vann was incredible. He's a rising star in this promotion. He's amazing.
Right. My boy stayed in the pocket because bruh came out. He was doing a lot. And then my boy just stayed van. But as you said as well, Strickland's corner kind of confirmed it after round one amongst themselves. Like, bruh, we just had the first round we were hoping for. Look at him. My boy over there tired. He over there moving too much. He stayed on the ground one time. You feel me? Come on.
So I feel like most definitely he earned the belt. But I was more so concerned. I wanted to get your take on it, Tony. After the fight, Strickland said, I just want to apologize to my American fans, my Muslim fans, and my Christian fans. I went too effing hard. I'll admit it. And he also said, hey, Shamaya, whatever happens. I was too racist. Right, I want to apologize.
I went too far, and I'm sorry. Now, my brother said a lot, bro. Is this any progress, or can we trust this at all? No.
It's progress. It is progress, but he's the worst. I think you can flat out say that. He's the worst. But he admitted, hey, I went too far. I did something that I wasn't proud of, and I'm going to say it. I'm going to use my time to say it. So I think that is progress in and of itself.
Yeah, it is progress, but he's the worst, and he's still the worst. Let's play the sound of him saying, hey, I'm just fooling around with all my hate speech.
i sell fights i mean look at the ufc how boring it is like really like the ufc is so boring like i didn't even know half the like other than alex and alex didn't even talk he's just big and scary it's just boring dude at the end of the day man all the hate and all the hates out of me i need i need the hate battery charged so i need a couple days
Like, was it as crazy as everybody was saying?
No, no. I think, dude, Shamayev, especially, like, being Chechen, they have a lot of pride. I say things that are, uh... Some people might be offended, but I'm just joking, so... I think that sometimes he probably didn't get my humor, you know, from, like, that part of the world, so...
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Chapter 6: What are the details surrounding Victor Wembanyama's potential suspension?
Thank y'all.