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Study About ALS: Tom Haberstroh and Billy the Marlin Go To The ALS Center |  The Dan Le Batard Present
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Tom Haberstroh takes Billy the Marlin to The ALS Middle at the University of Miami to be taught somewhat extra about ALS, interviewing ...
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  1. Read the bare minimum, came here to make the "more like LOSERpaloosa in Miami!" Then realized they are doing great work for a great cause. Still leaving this joke here out of a sort of awkward stubbornness.

  2. I have tried 3 times to make a donation on the website. I get to the entering my state part and the site craps out on me. I'll keep trying. Aloha.

  3. It’s bad enough we get like two days of actual work anymore from the crew I remember on ESPN weused to be five days a week live that was the golden age of the show 😪 I’d pay anything to hear the club on a Friday again Don’t get me wrong this part-time podcast isn’t bad but if you’re new to the show y’all missed out. I used to get this on an a.m. radio in my work truck if you can believe that. Those years were the best sports radio in its history they’ll never be another time like that for sports radio

  4. Imagine if our government cut military spending in lets say half, that would free up 370 billion dollars a year we could spend on medical research to find cures for things like ALS, oh and we'd still be out spending China by 100 billion dollars on military.

  5. Great job Tom and Kate for bringing awareness to this. The whole hot pepper debacle during Freedumb caused me to educate myself on this. Thank you both for sharing your personal stories about family members being affected by ALS.

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