The Dan Patrick Show

2026 U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark joins the show and breaks down how unforgiving Shinnecock Hills was and opens up about embracing a crowd that was openly rooting against him. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver drops by and says Seattle and Las Vegas remain the two cities of interest for NBA expansion, and he sees sports betting and tanking as two of the biggest concerns on the league office's radar. Retiring SportsCenter anchor Linda Cohn reflects on over 30 years at ESPN and discusses the ever-changing sports media landscape.
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The US Men’s National Team dropped the final game of their World Cup group stage to Türkiye and DP explains to the uninitiated why that’s a good problem to have. The WNBA situation around Caitlin Clark continues, including the poster, and Dan wants someone at the WNBA to answer his calls. And soccer commentator Taylor Twellman answers questions about Team USA as they fall in the final seconds to Türkiye, plus the back-and-forth highlights from Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland.
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The WNBA stepped up amidst public outcry and suspended Alyssa Thomas for her uncalled flagrant foul on Caitlin Clark. SiriusXM host and former VJ, Alan Hunter talks about memories from the height of MTV’s popularity and leads a discussion on the greatest American band of all time and where The Grateful Dead land on the list.
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USA soccer coach Mauricio Pochettino reminds the media that they won the group stage, and Dan wonders if there’s a culture divide on how sports coverage works over here. ESPN host Linda Cohn joins Dan to discuss her final night at SportsCenter and all her memories through the years around the Mothership as she prepares to say farewell after 34 years.
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Apple TV lead soccer analyst Taylor Twellman breaks down the USMNT's final match against Türkiye and remains confident the U.S. will rise to the challenge in the knockout rounds. Former MTV VJ Alan Hunter relives the launch of a network that forever changed the music industry and debates who the greatest American band of all time is. Retiring SportsCenter anchor Linda Cohn reflects on over 30 years at ESPN and discusses the ever-changing sports media landscape.
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