The Moments That Move Dan Le Batard | Postgame Show
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What is the opening segment and sponsor message for the episode?
Hello Spring. Against the spread.
Uh against the spread is presented by DraftKings Sports. DraftKings, the crown is yours. Tony I'm going over to our game the three rivers, our boy Ross Tucker. Is on the call. Cincinnati Bengals, Dan. I think they fixed their defense up. I think sixteen point seven percent success rate.
How do the hosts break down the NFL betting line for the Bengals vs. Steelers game?
Um rushing the ball. They held him down, they held the Texans down. I'm gonna take the Cincinnati Bengals plus three and a half. Uh excuse me, minus three and a half. Tony, get the shit together. These are the sponsored segments. Get your shit together. Okay.
Let's redo that. Hold on.
Why do the hosts think the Bengals’ defense has improved and what does that mean for the spread?
Here we go. So sorry, DraftKings.
Alright, here we go. At Acrochure Stadium at the Three Rivers. I'm gonna take the Cincinnati Bengals minus three and a half. What an offense they got. They fixed the defense up then. They're they're looking very good. Pittsburgh Seals look very bad. Defense is good on the other side, so Aaron Rodgers gonna look bad on that side because he looked bad last week and I think he's gonna look bad again this week. Let's see if a seventy two
year old man can do
better
against the spread.
Been one of the biggest disappointments in the NFL this year. They've lost two home games against now. They're going on the road to one of the toughest places to play in the NFL, Buffalo and their new stadium. Chargers offense disjointed.
When do the hosts transition from betting talk to the “no juju” commentary and poll teaser?
Big number, but Josh Allen is gonna cover seven and a half points and win that game.
Against the spread. The seventy two year old guy did do better. Well, there is that. Uh a couple of things here before we get to the polls. There is no juju today. Uh just when it comes to dishonest grifters and the disciples of shit stain that I speak about, how can you in good conscience say that I'm doing something inaccurate when you're reporting that I have only one black full-time employee when two of them are on air? They're here every day. Like uh how how many kinds of dishonest are you if you're reporting that I have one black employee here and daily on a televised product that you can see the video of, we have two most days but no juju today.
And a mean co hosted on Friday.
What is the moving NBA moment featuring Mo Cheeks and the national‑anthem singer?
Well, but whatever. Like what You've got to be open-eyed right now about how many fraudulent people are out there giving you bad factual information at a time of misinformation. Before we get to the polls, though, I just wanted to show people who may not remember this video of the way that Mo Cheeks, in a moment that was beautiful and impromptu, and some people are going to associate Mo Cheeks not. Not with coaching, not with being one of the best point guards uh that the Philadelphia seventy sixers have ever had, but with this moment where he came to the rescue of a national anthem singer who was falling apart.
At the sound Stop.
S like Whose God strikes every source through the peripherals by all the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. Hammer gets traveled. And the singing gave fruit through the light that our fled was still there. For saint was that store spangled. Yeah. For the And all the free.
How do the hosts describe why the Mo Cheeks clip emotionally moves them every time?
Uh that's a joke. Thank you at the end. Chills. I don't are you guys moved by that? You know something that moves me every time? Uh we'll get to the polls in a second, but I'm not kidding you. I've seen this, I'm gonna say 20 times, and every time I watch it, I get palpably moved because as wonderful as it is as music, it's even better as television. Hart singing for Led Zeppelin, Stairway to Heaven, at the Kennedy Center. Once uh once Once you see the emotion of all of that song crescendoing with some surprises that make the music so powerful that Led Zeppelin is trying not to cry and they cannot help it because they're just caught off guard by seeing how moving that is. As music, it's extraordinary. As television, it's even better because you can see how they're falling apart because the music is hitting them in.
In the chest. It's something that moves me every time I see it, and that's something that moves me every time I see it. But Chris is right when he says in my ear during that Mo Cheeks needs to lay out once she's got her uh her legs back under her.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the opening segment and sponsor message for the episode?
0:09–0:31
2
How do the hosts break down the NFL betting line for the Bengals vs. Steelers game?
0:31–0:48
3
Why do the hosts think the Bengals’ defense has improved and what does that mean for the spread?
0:48–1:32
4
When do the hosts transition from betting talk to the “no juju” commentary and poll teaser?
1:32–2:25
5
What is the moving NBA moment featuring Mo Cheeks and the national‑anthem singer?
2:25–4:23
6
How do the hosts describe why the Mo Cheeks clip emotionally moves them every time?
4:23–5:32
7
What poll questions are asked and what are the audience’s responses at the end of the show?
5:32–6:25
Speakers
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