A few days ago, our colleague Frances Martel of Mediaite accidentally came upon an airing of intentionally strange ESPN2 program Dan Le Batard is Highly Questionable. It was love at first sight. After the jump, her thoughts on a program that hits especially close to home.

Former NBA player John Amaechi, who played college basketball at Penn State, appeared on Dan Le Batard is Highly Questionable today to give his thoughts on the child rape scandal surrounding former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, and his was one of the best takes we’ve yet heard.

Miami Herald columnist Dan Le Batard defended allegations of rampant Hurricane athlete misconduct by calling the charges “circumstantial” and the supplying of prostitutes to players “breaking laws made by mall cops.”

Shaquille O’Neal is one of the most iconic athletes in recent memory, and while his on-court accomplishments are a critical part of his legacy, just as important is that he has a personality to match his gargantuan frame.

But did that personality obscure facts of Shaq that weren’t so likable? Dan Le Batard at the Miami Herald thinks so. And when you look for them, you might be surprised at just how many examples there are of Shaq ripping people throughout his career…sometimes, it seems, for not much reason at all.

Dan Le Batard has made a reputation off defending the Miami Heat over the past few months. But as the Cleveland Cavaliers won last night’s NBA Draft Lottery, Le Batard may have taken his pro-Heat stance too far.

Dan Le Batard, a very good Miami Herald columnist who’s also known for screaming crazy things at the top of his radio broadcasts, will be hosting his very own studio show on ESPN2 starting in September.

Some people thought the Miami Heat celebrated too much after they vanquished the Boston Celtics from the playoffs. Miami radio host and columnist Dan Le Batard heard this criticism…here’s how he responded.

Whether it’s being criticized for ordering his listeners to overload a popular sports blog, or getting called a liar by one of baseball’s best pitchers, there have been times when it seems like everybody hates Colin Cowherd.

Dan Le Batard, an ESPN personality, made reference to the Ines Sainz controversy on his radio show earlier this week when he called Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez “the pretty Mexican in tight pants who got harassed.”

ESPN announcer and former NBA coach Jeff Van Gundy told the Miami Herald on Saturday that the Heat “will break the single-season win record. And I think they have a legit shot at the Lakers’ 33-game [winning] streak, as well.”