Overview of Top 5 Teams JuJu Hates Without Giving A Damn | Postgame Show
This episode is a fast-moving, joke-heavy postgame segment built around NBA Finals banter, JuJu Gotti’s new postgame YouTube efforts, and a centerpiece bit where JuJu ranks the sports teams he irrationally hates the most. The conversation veers into polling, celebrity roasting, a pool-guy anecdote, and a few recurring show bits, all in the usual chaotic Dan Le Batard Show style.
Main Topics Discussed
NBA Finals / Against the Spread
- Tony and Mike make a quick “Against the Spread” pick, both landing on the Spurs minus 4.5 in a fictional Spurs-Knicks Finals Game 1 setup.
- The segment also jokes around a DraftKings app promo and the “galactic fascism of Wemby” as part of the Spurs discussion.
JuJu and Trist’s Postgame Project
- The show promotes JuJu and Trist’s NBA postgame content on YouTube under the DLS Hoops banner.
- JuJu says he wants to raise the stakes by bringing in entertaining guests like Kaze and Sam Merrill for postgame streams.
“Joker of the Day” and the Skip Bayless Bit
- JuJu’s “Joker of the Day” is Skip Bayless, framed as someone who gets corrected even by Twitter.
- This leads into broader joking about media personalities and online reactions.
Caitlin Clark Defensive Targeting
- The crew discusses whether Caitlin Clark is being exposed defensively.
- The consensus is that she’s a great player, but opposing teams are targeting her on defense the same way they would any star with a weakness.
JuJu’s Top Teams He Hates
JuJu delivers an intentionally irrational and funny hate list, with some entries based on real sports grudges and others just pure vibes:
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Utah Jazz
- His lifelong No. 1 hated team.
- Rooted in childhood dislike of seeing people cheer against Michael Jordan and for Stockton/Malone-era Utah.
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New England Patriots
- Added because of the A.J. Brown situation and general recent annoyance.
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Duke
- No deep explanation needed; it’s just Duke.
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Milwaukee Bucks
- Tied to Giannis and lingering resentment.
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Wisconsin Badgers
- “All of them,” according to JuJu: men’s, women’s, softball, etc.
Honorable Mentions / OLI
- Oklahoma City Thunder
- He hates their style of play, especially the flopping.
- Washington Nationals
- An “I don’t know, I just don’t like them” pick, with a reference to the Anthony Rendon era.
Running Jokes and Side Segments
Sid Rosenberg Roasting Session
- The crew spends a long stretch joking about Sid Rosenberg’s extremely purple skin tone.
- They compare him to a Willy Wonka character and debate whether it’s tanning, lighting, or just his brand.
- The bit leans heavily into how unnatural and intentional his appearance seems.
The Pool Guy Story
- Tony asks for advice about his pool guy, who seems frightened every time Tony greets him.
- The crew jokes that Tony should stop saying hello, use a sign, or that the pool guy may be startled because of headphones, sleep, or trauma.
- It becomes a mini-debate about how to not scare someone who is trying to do their job.
“Cuck” Poll Discussion
- The show explains the meaning of a “cuck chair” as part of a poll joke.
- The bit is framed around a chair positioned near a bed, with the crew exaggerating the concept for humor.
Jackson Dart Reaction
- They briefly discuss Jackson Dart handling a tense moment.
- The takeaway: he looked like a boy in a man’s body trying to handle a grown-up situation, but the crew appreciated the effort.
Poll Results / Audience Takeaways
The show also runs several audience polls, with the following results:
- Do you know what a cuck is?
- 91% yes
- Is LeBron the modern-day Muhammad Ali?
- 77% no
- Are people in New York being nicer because of the Knicks?
- 83% yes
- More impactful trade: A.J. Brown to the Patriots or Myles Garrett to the Rams?
- 91% picked Myles Garrett to the Rams
- Is Dan running a construction company?
- 83% yes
Key Takeaways
- The episode’s core is JuJu’s personality-driven sports hatred list, which mixes actual fandom grudges with absurdity.
- The show continues to push JuJu and Trist’s postgame NBA coverage as a growing feature.
- A lot of the value here comes from the chemistry: the crew turns small observations—purple skin, pool-guy fear, chairs, polls—into extended comedic bits.
- Beneath the jokes, there’s also a real sports-media conversation about star treatment, defensive weaknesses, and how fan narratives form around players like Caitlin Clark and A.J. Brown.
