Dan Le Batard addresses media coverage of the Clippers cheating scandal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 9:09 AM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Dan Le Batard discussed the media response to reporting on the Clippers during a recent podcast appearance. He stated that the lack of widespread coverage regarding allegations of cheating was due to reporters failing to listen to the episodes of Pablo Torre Finds Out. Le Batard noted that listeners of the podcast were surprised that other outlets did not follow up on the information presented. The media typically covers scandals extensively, but in this instance, Le Batard argued that the reporting was not widely consumed by his peers. The comments highlight a disconnect between investigative findings and mainstream media attention regarding the Clippers story.
- •Dan Le Batard appeared on the Nothing Personal podcast to discuss the Clippers scandal.
- •He attributed the limited media attention to a failure of journalists to consume the original reports.
- •Pablo Torre Finds Out provided coverage of the cheating allegations.
- •Le Batard contrasted this story with how typical sports scandals generate widespread media interest.
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