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“Stugotz and Company LIVE!” will feature Jon “Stugotz” Weiner’s signature mix of hot takes, humor and unfiltered opinions as he fearlessly tackles the world of sports, or whatever crosses his mind. Designed as a live radio extension of his popular podcast “Stugotz and Company,” the show will bring together his regular crew along with a rotating cast of guest co‑hosts, blending familiar friends and new voices.

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On this edition of the Best of the week of Stugotz and Company LIVE!:  Stugotz and the guys recap the Super Bowl  win by the Seahawks, including Sam Darnold's role in that victory. Seattle Radio Host and Former QB Brock Huard brings the guys the pulse of Seattle after the Super Bowl win, and Stugotz gives his Seahawks Mount Rushmore. Plus, the guys welcome NFL Analyst Chris Simms onto the show to get his biggest takeaways from the Super Bowl. #StugotzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dan and Kerry filling in for Stugotz and the guys as they discuss tanking in the NBA as the role the Utah Jazz has played in that this week. Dan and Kerry and Monse Bolanos pay tribute to Chris Paul after he announces his retirement. Lebron James lies to us again. Plus, Dan takes the crew through a game of "Odds & Ends".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dan and Kerry discuss the possibility of the NFL season starting in Australia. Dan and Kerry talk about the NFL getting their way with the release of the yearly report cards of their teams and accommodations. Plus, Dan and Kerry tell the story of Nick Castellanos bringing a beer into the dugout.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this edition of the Best of Stugotz and Company LIVE!: The guys welcome NFL Analyst Chris Simms onto the show to get his biggest takeaways from the Super Bowl. Stu takes the guys on a trip down Audio Avenue. Stu and the guys discuss Jose Alvarado's impact on the New York Knicks coming off a big performance on Wednesday night. #StugotzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stugotz and Company discuss Jose Alvarado's impact on the New York Knicks coming off a big performance on Wednesday night. The guys welcome NFL Analyst Chris Simms onto the show to get his biggest takeaways from the Super Bowl. The guys take calls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stu takes the guys on a trip down Audio Avenue. Stu and the fellas debate Darnold v Marino. Plus, Stu has a little fun with Iowa Sam.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stugotz and Company discuss the suspensions handed down by the NBA for the recent fight on the court during a game. Stu and Company welcome long-time New York sports writer and broadcaster Frank Isola onto the show to talk about the latest in the NBA and Mad Dog Russo. Stu and the guys have some fun with the most recent Mad Dog Russo sound. #StugotzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stugotz and Company discuss the suspensions handed down by the NBA for the recent fight on the court during a game. Stu and the guys have some fun with the most recent Mad Dog Russo sound. Plus, Stu takes us back to his personal flu game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stu and Company welcome long-time New York sports writer and broadcaster Frank Isola onto the show to talk about the latest in the NBA and Mad Dog Russo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stugotz and Company react to LeBron confirming that he has no belief in himself anymore. Izzy explains why he is finally out on the NBA. Seattle Radio Host and Former QB Brock Huard brings the guys the pulse of Seattle after the Super Bowl win, and Stugotz gives his Seahawks Mount Rushmore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stutgotz and Company reminisce on the finest white wide receivers the NFL has had to offer. Mike Golic Sr. joins the guys to reflect on Super Bowl week, including one FSR host getting big timed by a sport talk legend. Plus, one wild Drake Maye stat ruined Izzy's Sunday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this edition of Stugotz And Company LIVE!: Stugotz and the guys react to LeBron confirming that he has no belief in himself anymore. Izzy explains why he is finally out on the NBA. Seattle Radio Host and Former QB Brock Huard brings the guys the pulse of Seattle after the Super Bowl win, and Stugotz gives his Seahawks Mount Rushmore. Plus, the guys reminisce on the greatest white wide receivers the NFL has had to offer. #StugotzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this edition of Stugotz and Company LIVE!:  Stugotz and the guys recap the Super Bowl  win by the Seahawks, including Sam Darnold's role in that victory. Stu and the guys relive the moment Taylor recommended a nickname to legendary sportscaster Chris Berman. Stugotz and Company give their takes on the Bad Bunny performance from the Super Bowl. #Stugotz  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stugotz and Company recap the Super Bowl  win by the Seahawks, including Sam Darnold's role in that victory. The guys give more reaction to the Super Bowl. Stu and the fellas take calls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stugotz and Company give their takes on the Bad Bunny performance from the Super Bowl. Stu and the guys relive the moment Taylor recommended a nickname to legendary sportscaster Chris Berman. Stu and the fellas talk Super Bowl 62.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this edition of the Best of the week of Stugotz and Company LIVE!  The guys were broadcasting live from Radio Row in San Francisco for Super Bowl week.Stu and the guys welcome Comedian Frank Caliendo joins Stu and the crew to do a variety of impressions! The guys welcome Hall of Famer and the pride of San Francisco Joe Montana onto the show before legendary sportscaster Chris Berman joins the program.     #StugotzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this edition of the Best of Stugotz: Stu and the guys welcome Chris "Mad Dog" Russo onto the show to get his unique perspective on Super Bowl week.  Stu and Company talk to Dianna Russini about her crazy schedule during this coaching carousal into Super Bowl Week. Mina Kimes joins the guys to talk football and something special that Stu got for her during the week. #Stugotz  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stu and the guys welcome Chris "Mad Dog" Russo onto the show to get his unique perspective on Super Bowl week. Mina Kimes joins the guys to talk football and something special that Stu got for her during the week. Rookie standout Tyler Shough joins the guys for his most interesting sit-down of the week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Stu and Company talk to Dianna Russini about her crazy schedule during this coaching carousal into Super Bowl Week. The guys welcome Hall of Famer and the pride of San Francisco Joe Montana onto the show before they speak with Kirk Cousins about his great career.  Stu and Co. welcome legendary sportscaster Chris Berman onto the program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's Day 4 and the guys are broadcasting LIVE from Radio Row in San Francisco for Super Bowl week! The guys react to all the latest from the NBA trade deadline before Robert Irwin stops by for a hands-on lesson on snakes!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Comments (37)

ID25462584

If they expanded to 76 teams, it would be eight additional games (not four). With eight more teams, you need to eliminate eight more teams, which means eight more games.

Mar 20th
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Rick Lawson

@colincowherd pushing the fake news on the protest.

Jun 2nd
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Aaron Hartje

Thanks for the politics in the first 60 seconds Doug. Unsub.

Sep 5th
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Aaron Hartje

Doug is making the classic mistake here of believing that because an opposition position pops up that neither position then can be fully true.

Aug 30th
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Aaron Hartje

A little perspective is needed here regarding Brady retiring. Schefter and Chris Mortensen did this with Brett Favre. When it looked like the end was near they would predict during every preseason that "this could be the last year for Brett Favre." After 3 or 5 years they were eventually correct and willing to take credit for predicting it before the season began.

Aug 23rd
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Aaron Hartje

What kind of #metoo bulshit is this?! 'Finally locked arms"? Domestic violence hasn't been "condoned" in this country for at least 50 years.

Aug 23rd
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Aaron Hartje

That's not why they call them the "New York football Giants." They do it because that idiot Chris Berman used to do it as part of his schtick. The baseball team left New York in 1957. It's been more than 60 years since anyone has had to differentiate between the football and baseball Giants. No one had done so for generations until Berman decided to start doing it.

Aug 15th
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Aaron Hartje

Gottlieb insisting that LeBron can't be traded reminds me of every time Cris Carter insists that Urban Meyer is going to remain in retirement.

Jun 5th
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Aaron Hartje

Wow! Closing the show by stealing from Chris Rock AND Eddie Murphy! That's really something!

May 24th
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Aaron Hartje

What the f*** does, "The Pelicans are playing in the West in name only." mean? The last I checked, conference affiliation is the only f****** thing that matters.

May 20th
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Aaron Hartje

I think what we actually "really need to understand here," is that none of these radio touts know whether the Warriors can win a title against the Bucks without Durant. And, let's be honest about the fact that all of those who don't believe they can have an interest in them not doing so. So, until it happens, they are going to continue to try to convince us that it can't happen regardless of what we may believe we are seeing with our own eyes. The Narrative is also about to change to, "Golden State is going to have to make a lot of adjustments in order to beat Milwaukee." Has anyone ever noticed that it never seems to be incumbent upon the other team to maybe try to come up with some adjustments when facing a team that is going for its third title in a row?

May 20th
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Aaron Hartje

A more potentially misleading stat than wins? You don't even need to leave MLB. WAR is so ridiculous that it shouldn't even be called a statistic.

Apr 22nd
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Aaron Hartje

If I could sign Patrick Mahomes to a 10 year, $200M contract, I would be carried through the streets of Kansas City like a conquering hero.

Mar 15th
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Aaron Hartje

Clay Travis never said that the Lakers should just trade LeBron or that it could actually be done. What he SAID was that if the Lakers wanted to most improve the team, LeBron would be the best option on the roster to trade.

Mar 11th
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Aaron Hartje

If you can't address what Gotlieb said about LeBron on the same foundations as Gotlieb's argument, don't bring it up.

Mar 4th
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Aaron Hartje

Day 2 of mischaracterizing what Clay Travis said. Does Gotlieb REALLY want us criticizing every mental exercise a broadcaster entertains based solely on the fact that it will never happen? I don't think that's a can of worms he wants to open on himself.

Mar 1st
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Aaron Hartje

1) Nothing oxymoronic at all about that statement by the Cardinals GM. 2) Travis never said that a LeBron for Davis trade was possible. All he said was that if that trade could be made, he would make it. 3) Lastly in our parade of failure-to-understand, Gotlieb demonstrates his ignorance regarding the nuances of the flat tax.

Feb 28th
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Aaron Hartje

"The problem is, fans are always working with dated information," he says before proceeding to base his arguments on Boogie Cousins' previous seasons. Also, remember that he's against instant replay destroying the flow of a game the next time he argues to expand it because "getting it right" is so important.

Jan 23rd
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Aaron Hartje

Of course there is a trade-off when deflating the ball, but when you don't really have a vertical passer, the down side of deflating balls is negligible. Reducing turnovers is key and the fumble stats for the Pats that season don't lie. That being said, I guess I see the team more as one that nibbles around the edges than one that flat-out cheats.

Jan 18th
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Aaron Hartje

The expansion Cleveland Browns are 0-1 in playoff games.

Jan 5th
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