The Dan Patrick Show

A-Rod just got dumped again, so Covino & Rich run through his legendary dating resume (J.Lo! Madonna! Cameron Diaz! Kate Hudson!) and ask: could you ever date someone who dated a superstar athlete? Plus, Covino drops the wildest stat of the day - Madonna might be the only woman who's been with a combined 1,000 home runs. Then, MLB's viral "Tarps Off" movement has fans ripping their shirts off at stadiums across the country and teams are actually selling dedicated sections for it. And it's "They Might Be Ass" - the entire American League is on trial. Only 5 of 15 AL teams are above .500 right now. Also: Ohtani's 0.73 ERA is insane. Happy Memorial Day weekend!
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The Thunder even up the series against the Spurs. Dan discusses “unicorns” in Victor Wembanyama and Shohei Ohtani, as both players are dominant across all aspects of their individual sports. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander gets confused and appears to call out Isaiah Hartenstein but changes his answer.
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Aaron Rodgers is back with the Pittsburgh Steelers in what is now to be his final year in the NFL, and Dan wonders if it’s the right choice for Pittsburgh. Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas joins Dan talk some old-school hoops and how his Detroit Pistons would have dealt with guys like Victor Wembanyama and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
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Knicks legend Patrick Ewing joins Dan to discuss New York’s shot to get back to the NBA Finals, when he learned to stop hating Reggie Miller, and his ability to shoot in the NBA. Dan tells a story about meeting John Wooden and explains what was special about Georgetown basketball.
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DP and the Danettes recap the Thunder’s big win to even up the NBA Western Conference Finals against the Spurs. Basketball Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas looks back on taking a swing at Rick Mahorn and praises Victor Wembanyama for his rare size and skill. And Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing reflects on his legendary career at Madison Square Garden and looks back on endless trash talk from Larry Bird.
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