Hour 2- Frank Isola joins the show

Stugotz and Company LIVE!

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Football, Sports, Comedy

3.9 • 622 Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2026

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Stu and Company welcome long-time New York sports writer and broadcaster Frank Isola onto the show to talk about the latest in the NBA and Mad Dog Russo.

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0:23.7	Now let's get this party started.
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0:29.8	All right, hour number two, Stugats and Company live, Fox Sports Radio.
0:35.6	Kavino and Rich coming up after us here.
0:38.3	Izzy in South Florida.
0:40.0	Taylor, he has fled Chicago because it's cold and he's tired and I don't blame him
0:44.9	and I wish I was with him.
0:46.8	Mikey A. and Hartford.
0:47.9	Frank Isole, New York are to join us right now on the guest live.
0:51.6	How are you, Frank?
0:54.2	Good. You guys talk, Frank? Good.
0:54.7	You stopped talking about the Super Bowl immediately after the game ended, huh?
0:59.5	Yeah, before it ended.
1:00.9	Yeah, before it ended, actually.
1:02.3	Yeah, it was that bad.
1:03.4	Yep.
1:04.7	How was Radio Row?
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