Greg Cote Show podcast: How the Miami Dolphins won NFL Draft, and Tony from the Le Batard Show
The new Greg Cote Show podcast has on a special guest who fans of the Dan Le Batard Show With Stugotz will know well from the Shipping Container and be happy to hear from again, because he’s been away awhile. Those unfamiliar with him will be enjoy making his acquaintance.
Talking about Anthony (Tony) Calatayud, the only person on the Le Batard Show to ever outhandsome Mike Ryan.
Greg, Chris and new cohort Yeti Blanc find out what Tony’s been up to and what’s ahead for him in a fun and wildly veering conversation that includes a frank discussion of urination (with a shocking bathroom admission by Greg) and a dive into the mysterious world of sneakerheads that finds Tony a rabidly serious shoeie.
(Wait. Did Tony just compare pricey sneakers to a Rembrandt?)
At one point Chris asks Tony what everyone wants to know: Why did Tony suddenly disappear from the Shipping Container. Will the truth be spilled?
Also in the new podcast:
▪ Greg discusses and raves about the Miami Dolphins’ bounty in the NFL Draft, and why the third, fourth and fifth picks are almost as impressive as the two first-round guys. And Chris exposes the chippy relationship between ESPN rival draftniks Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay.
▪ How the Arizona Diamondbacks won Twitter.
▪ Why Bob Baffert and his snow-white hair are killing horse racing by being too good.
▪ Also: Greg advises you to please not forget Mother’s Day in what devolves into a sort of audio Hallmark Card. Oh, and a warning: Mount Gregmore has the week off. (We think you will survive).
Hear all of that and more on our 59th podcast overall and 17th of 2021. (Find the entire catalog HERE). A new episode drops every Monday morning at 7 a.m. on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Megaphone — all free, wherever and whenever you do your podding, including of course at Miamiherald.com.
The Greg Cote Show also now simulcasts on Sirius XM radio Mondays from 5 to 6 p.m.
Our podcast debuted March 2, 2020, just before the pandemic hit (coincidence, don’t blame us), and overwhelming support from our loyal and growing family of listeners nationwide and beyond has been terrific, humbling and much appreciated.
Thank you all, pod family (now Sirius XM listeners, too). Please continue to listen, rate, review, follow, then unfollow and follow again. It isn’t cheating, and it helps us. Tell your friends, too!
This story was originally published May 3, 2021 at 7:00 AM.
