Dave Portnoy rants about having to go to a walk-in clinic after cancer surgery as Barstool chief claims doctor ‘f***ed me’ over stitches

Dave Portnoy went on a fiery rant about having to go to a walk-in clinic to get his stitches removed while in Nantucket. 

Just over a week after the Barstool Sports chief, 47, revealed he had a cancerous mole removed from his neck, Portnoy was caught in a limbo about having the stitches taken off. 

While speaking to Kirk Minihane on The Unnamed Show, Portnoy went off about the lack of options while he’s on the island. Meanwhile, his co-host joked about how he can’t get a personal doctor despite his millionaire status. 

While reposting the minute-and-a-half scream fest, Portnoy wrote: ‘Any doctors on Nantucket who can take my stiches outta my neck. I had one who f***** me.’

When his cut was spotted on the BFFs podcast, Portnoy addressed where it came from but did not go into detail. However, Minihane appeared to push the right buttons to set Portnoy off over the procedure. 

‘I gotta go to a walk-in clinic now,’ Portnoy said. Minihane then exclaimed: ‘That’s what you’re doing?’

‘You have a private plane, you have hundreds of millions of dollars, you’re going to a f****** minute clinic?’ he continued. 

‘A doctor should come to you,’ Minihane added after an amplified ‘yes’ from Portnoy. 

‘That’s what was scheduled,’ Portnoy yelled. ‘There’s not a ton of them on Nantucket. I shouldn’t be dealing with it. I have an assistant.’ 

‘You’re telling me there’s not a doctor on Nantucket that can take your f****** stitches out?’ Minihane said as the screaming match continued. ‘You will wait for two hours in a clinic?’ 

Portnoy’s rant happened while in Nantucket, as he claimed his last doctor ‘f*****’ him 

Last week, Portnoy revealed he had a cancerous mole surgically removed from his neck 

He had a patch on his neck when he celebrated the Boston Celtics winning the NBA title

‘It seems that way,’ Portnoy shouted. 

Minihane continued to argue that Portnoy has done too much in life to be treated at a walk-in clinic. Meanwhile, Portnoy read from a document that he had been scheduled for an appointment at said clinic. 

Minihane then claimed that if he were in Portnoy’s shoes, he would be able to get a doctor within an hour. 

‘In Nantucket, it’s not that easy,’ a frustrated Portnoy sounded off. ‘I had a doctor who f***** me and I don’t even know who it was.’