October 23, 2025 • 27 mins
It's the 40th anniversary of Back To the Future, so we hop in our DeLorean with Gray's Sports Almanac and head 10 years in the future to see who will be the face of each major sport. This week's "They Might Be Ass" falls on a GOAT, but not the way you think. And with Halloween right around the corner, we highlight the best sports related candy. Plus, Rich has his betting picks for NFL Week 8, courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook, CODE: CRSHOW
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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Ah rash.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
So you wish your team was still in it? Then
you were excited about the World Series starting tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
I am excited regardless, also excited for Halloween. Look at
us for our Little Black and Orange. Uh spooky season.
World Series, Football, Basketball's back, lots going on. We're Cavino
and rich Man from Fox Sports Radio five to seven
on the East Monday through Friday, two to four on
the West. And of course this is over promised one
(00:34):
fourteen our bonus pod, and we have lots to get to.
We got richest picks for NFL Week eight. Yes, sir,
we're gonna talk who might be ass this week? I
might who might be as Yeah, some people. Oh it's
controversial for sure. We got to talk about the top
Halloween candy and there's a little sports twist to that.
(00:56):
So stick around because it is Halloween time and this
week it's a special week. It's a special year. I
was talking about how was the fortieth anniversary of the
Last Dragon? That's why I got that glow. That's why
I got that glow. But this week forty years of
Back to the Future. Man, great Scott. People say, the
perfect movie. I'm not arguing because it's so damn close.
(01:18):
Except for the rap scenes. It's a classic get your
damn hands off her. Yeah no, but such a great movie,
so many classic moments. In fact, Michael J. Fox so
inspirational that I still wear those Nike sneakers and who
doesn't have a vest this fall? I mean it is
time to invest? Are you investing? I saw the.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
Inspiration that Michael J. Fox gave others. During an interview
with Stephen Colbert, Michael J. Fox said he heard that
John Mayer and Chris Martin of Coleplay both learned to
play guitar because of Marty McFly and Johnny B.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
Good. So hello. He also inspired Chuck Berry. Marvin was
there listening, and you're gonna tell me that everybody didn't
think that scene was cool. So you could see how
with John Mayer thought Chris Martin, anybody thought that was
the coolest scene ever. And again, so many great scenes
and it still holds the test of time. Back to
(02:16):
the Future nineteen eighty five, forty years ago. In fact,
you and I were talking about what movie do you
think you've seen the most in your life? Yeah, Back
to the Future. It's the top five. It has to
be right, it's like Dumb and Dumber, Billy Mattison, the
Rocky Rocky movies. You absolutely, by the way, they're coming
out with a movie about me. Absolutely, And of course
Back to the Future Man one of the best of
(02:37):
all time, the ride at Universal Studios growing up. Everything
magical about Michael J. Fox and how he made that
transition from TV to movies, one of the first to
do it. And you know all the parts and all
the lines you're telling me you've built a time machine
out of a DeLorean. So many great moments from that movie.
(02:58):
And it got us thinking if we were able to
get our hands on a DeLorean and we had one
point twenty one jigawatts. By the way, today, well not today, yesterday.
How old do you think Christopher Lloyd turned? I feel
like he was one hundred when Taxi was around when
we were little kids. Eighty four, eighty seven, eighty seven.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Eighty seven, right, Scott Marty A fucking hold eighty seven,
happy blated to Christopher Lloyd A legend, their chemistry and
that movie again magical and a bigger fan of Stalts.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
I think he should have stuck with kidding. He was
the original casting Eric Staltz. But again that chemistry, Dug
die everything about it? Right, If we were to get
our hands on a Delorian, Yeah, and we were to
hit the high speeds of how many eighty eight miles
an hour? Eighty eight miles per hour point twenty one?
But we went back to the future. Yeah, in fact,
(03:51):
ten years from now, who would be the faces of
every sport? Carimino? What s are you, Richrid Koz, who
would be the faces the top faces of the major
sports that we know? Oh? So have you had a
Gray sports almanac? Yes? Back to the future two? Right?
All right, what do you want to start baseball? Baseball?
Because I think it's obvious, I really do, all right,
(04:13):
I don't think it is. Who do you think in
ten years from now, the kids are still going to
be saying, show, hey Otani maybe a year old guy,
and he's still going to be doing it. His discipline,
his commitment to the game. You know, I think he's
such a big star. The way we still talk about
Michael Jordan is the way kids are still talking about
show hal Tani even at the later stages of his league.
(04:36):
Oh you even think in the later stages of his career, Yeah, shoe.
Hal Tani's still going to be doing what he does.
I do He's still the answer as far as goatns.
I think we're still going to see the best of
him in the next few years to come. So ten
years from now, he's still the face of baseball. Oh
that's my again. I don't know. I don't have Biff's almanac.
(04:56):
That's just my guess. It's a safe one, but it's
a good one, I think. Think not from the hitting
side of things. Yeah, I think in about ten years
from now, twenty thirty five, doing my math here, Paul
Skeens is gonna be thirty three. Right now, he's twenty three.
We forget this. Dude is such a young dude.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
His hot girlfriend, Livy Dunn. His era this year is
under two. He's starting to look cooler, less of a
college and like Duebus with a mustache. I think Paul
Skeens is gonna end up, I hate to say it,
like a Yankee met a Dodger, a Philly. He's gonna
move out of Pittsburgh eventually, when the time is right.
And I think in ten years from now, when he's
(05:35):
thirty three, we're gonna be like, uh, Paul Skean's with
his fifth cy Young because dude's already gonna have a
couple and he's twenty three.
Speaker 1 (05:42):
Yeah, you know, I can't debate that other than he's
a boring kind of guy. His greatness speaks for itself
on the field, but he's not. He doesn't have that
riz as the kids used to s. Last year, Rookie
of the Year third in CY Young voting. This year
probably gonna be the runaway winner for the cy Young
in the National League at twenty three his era. He's
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been in the league two years. His era was one
nine six and then this year one nine to seven.
I think we're looking at greatness. I know every cooler
if it was one six and on.
Speaker 2 (06:15):
One Tommy John away from disaster. That's every picture nowadays,
but they recover and come back. I just think Paul
Skeens is gonna be that guy in ten years where
you're gonna be like.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
Yo, we don't have to agree. I'm saying Otani players
could play way long into their career. We saw Kershaw
just recently into his forties, right, You don't think shoh
and the way he cares about the game is gonna
last that long, he says, Skins, what says, you let
me ask you a promise nation another baseball I mean,
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before we know it might be a guy that we
don't even know.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
You're a Yankee fan that clearly doesn't love my Mets.
Do you think Lon Sota is still gonna be productive
in ten years or is it gonna look like Bartolo Cologne?
Speaker 1 (06:55):
Yeah, that's exactly that's what I think. Yeah, and that's
what I root for. I was gonna say, in ten
years from now, Soto is gonna be like approaching every milestone.
He'll have won the Mets a World Series. Why though,
I feel like he loves the game as much as
show how he but carries himself different and I feel
like he's an older How is he now? He says
he's twenty something. Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. Says
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he's twenty something. I feel like he's already in his thirties.
So we disagree, But that's okay, because when it comes
to football, we might agree. Okay, and maybe hany years
from now. Yeah, I'm going out on a long shot
only because, yeah, listen, there's guys now that have done it.
Speaker 2 (07:30):
They've won the Jalen Hurts of the world. You could say, oh,
maybe Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson still rolling. We forget
how young Lamar Jackson still is true. I think unless
he continues to play recklessly, he's such a young dude,
guy's a rookie. I think we're gonna be talking about
how the world loves Jackson Dart. I know I'm living
in the moment him in Scataboo, the two knuckleheads in
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the Meadowlands who wild and crazy guys. But I think
he plays with a gusto that if he doesn't play
reckless and stays healthy, I think they'll eventually build around him.
The Giants are run pretty decently, right. I think long term,
Jackson Darts a name. In ten years, we're gonna be like, yo,
Jackson Darts still doing it.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
I don't hate this answer, and I would root for it,
and I think it could happen if he plays in
New York and the Giants handle it the right way.
I mean, that's a perfect spot for a guy like
him and definitely prisoner of the moment. But I like
the answer. It's you know, I hate to sound boring
with Shohy, but I also sound boring with Mahomes. Guys
already got three Super Bowls. You think he's not going
to be the dude in another ten years maybe, But
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he just turned thirty, right, he had his bit again.
He's chasing Tom Brady, the ghost of Tom Brady. Brady
played into his forties. I gonic Mahomes. I think he
could still be that guy, and I depends on how
he again treats himself and takes care of himself, but
s which he does a great job of.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
You see in the documentary Quarterback, he does a lot
of a lot of stretching. He does a lot of
Ichiro Suzuki type of stuff. Tom Brady, all the greats
that don't seem to get injured knockout would a lot
of stretching. Right, So ten years from now, Mahomes will
have just turned forty, and.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
Maybe the narrative at that point cove. You know, maybe
the narrative is he's close to Brady, like, Yo, Mahomes
got five or six and he's like and they younger
around him, you know, and he's the guy, He's that
veteran dude changes his game a little bit. Okay, could
very well be Patrick Mahomes. We'll see it might be
it'll be deeper. Then it'll be more like a Coult
like Patrick Mahomes me ten years all right now his
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kids will be grown. Right, what says you? Ten years
from now we go into the future, back to the
future style? Who are the faces of the league? Maybe
we agree on basketball?
Speaker 2 (09:43):
Well as ticketball started this week, let me tell you,
I am a total I'll admit this, admitting right now,
prisoner of the moment. After watching Wemby's debut, my thought
was he's only going to get bigger, stronger, more polished.
The Spurs will continue to have great youth around them.
They've drafted well, their run well, Popovich is now in
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the front offense.
Speaker 1 (10:05):
Right.
Speaker 2 (10:06):
I think I think Wemby is gonna be this generation's Jordan.
I think he's gonna be Lebron esque. He'll be Kobe esque.
I think every kid. Well, I know it's one game,
but he put up what seemed to be a pretty
easy forty spot last night.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
Not only did it he had some razzle dazzle seven
foot five, but he's playing like he's six seven and
by the time, all of a sudden done, he might
be seven foot seven for all we know. But he's
got the moves. He's doing things we've never seen before
from a player this big. I actually agree when Rich
and I agree, it's fact. Wembin Yama forty in his
(10:44):
debut last night, Big Players over the Mavericks, well made
them look weak.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
Anthony Davis, who is a Hall of Famer. He made
Anthony Davis look a little helpless at times.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
Dude, he was posterizing Flag and Davis at the same time,
you know, looking big, playing big, and again he's got
these moves for a big guy that we've never seen,
doing things we've never seen. He will be the face
of the league. I mean maybe in a few years,
but definitely in ten years. And look, every generation crowns
a new goat. And that's my answer, that's Rich's answer.
(11:18):
What's yours? What says you? In other sports and other things,
I do want to say, there's a guy in the
world of boxing, you say, shir Chris Stevenson's of the
world if he ever gets a big fight. But there's
a kid named Kermel Mowtin that people know. He's a
Floyd Mayweather protege. And I know people like to look
to the heavyweights. But this is the kid. He's nineteen
years old right now, featherweight, super featherweight, and he's already
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making a huge name for himself. They're saying the next Mayweather,
so he might be that guy. Even Floyd Mayweather saying
that this dude's the next Mayweather. And we're seeing greatness
at nineteen years old in Hollywood. I'm saying Timothy Shallam,
Melading Dog, Timothy shallow May. You may think of Jeremy
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Allen White, you know, some of these young guys that
take on prominent roles, big time, serious roles. I think
ten years from now, you could say it now, this
kid is going to be a bigger deal, more of
an action star, a bigger name. I think we'll see
this kid grow into a major major. Harrison Ford of
his time at Tom Cruise of his time.
Speaker 2 (12:21):
I mean, I hate to say it because you want to,
you know, you want to rag on him a little bit.
But he proved that he's a big sports fan.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
He proved that.
Speaker 2 (12:28):
I mean, he's just like one of the hottest girls
on planet Earth. He's super talented.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
You know where he won me over in that stupid
Willie Walker movie. Same I watched it on a plane
and I remember being like, oh, watch it. I'm on
a plane and I was like, Yo, this guy's fucking
great and anything I've seen him in he's good. So
he is really ten years from now back to the
future style into the future. A younger generation is going
to look to these names as the goats of their time.
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Who are we forgetting? Who do you want to add
to the list? Of course we don't have have It's great.
It's not Biff Sports Almanac. Who's almanac is in Gray? Great? Yeah,
you know we don't actually have that or the Dolorean.
But those are the guesses as I see them, it
says you, I don't even think I'm distracted. I'm trying
to find in a sports talk radio what do you
think my son bed no talk radio spending. We're going
(13:22):
on my son's he'll be a teenager. Oh, I'm trying
to see if I can't find I don't think Joey
Chesnut or Kobeyashi have kids. That was gonna be. Is
there a next generation like like a little uh Dylan
Chestnut He's like, i'd be hot dogs like my dad.
Like there's no uh, there's no guy there, so Spot,
maybe you hot talgating, go for it? Why am I
(13:46):
catching strays? I don't know. You were in a green shirt.
You could hop on top of Cavino and be his stem. Okay,
looks like a big pumpkin just wanted to stay Hi
to Spot producer of over Promised. All right, So that
brings us to a segment that sweeping the nation. And
it's a segment, a list, a discussion you want to
be part of. It's called they might be asked, Oh,
(14:07):
you don't want to be on this list? You don't
want to be on this and this is really controversial. Guys. Look,
I gotta make this statement before we get into it.
In order to be part of this discussion, there has
to be greatness involved or high expectations, right, because why
would there be a letdown of sorts where huh turns
out you might be asked if we didn't think you
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were supposed to be great or you were great?
Speaker 2 (14:29):
Now you know how Mike Tyson's in a category of
people where anything he says or does, you're like.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Oh, what am I gonna do? Like he's so intriguing me.
I remember one when it comes to intriguing, I used
to feel that way back in the day about Howard
Stern if he did a late night appearance, like, oh,
I gotta watch. Like there's certain people you get, you
get pulled into over your lifetime, right, and I think
it's fair fair to say the dose Eki's guy, it's
fair to the most interesting guy. It's fair to say
in our lifetime. Michael Jordan's been like everyone's go people
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hang from the juebo. So Michael Jordan, you got sneakers,
you got his gear, Gatorade everything. He's the man. Like Mike,
everybody did the last dance, we all tuned in. You
know why we all tuned in. It was such a
big deal because you saw the real competitive nature of
this guy and you just got to hear him speak,
and much like Mike Tyson, everything he says seems to
(15:20):
be intriguing. Cee Cee Bettie. Now did you hear what
Mike said? Now? He said that he hasn't picked up
a basketball in years, And the way the story he
told Mike Turrico about I shot a free throw in
front of some kids and I was nervous. That video
has emerged today and you could tell Michael told the
story accurately. He looked nervous. He swished boom perfect. But
(15:43):
I hate to say this, not Michael Jordan, he is
not ass. I think NBA's NBC's bamboozling of what Michael
Jordan's role is is ass. I think the the Michael
Jordan aspect of NBC on NBA and NBC. You're saying
Michael Jordan's NBC involvement might because have a feeling. Here's
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why I have a feeling. This Mike Tico interview was
like two hours. Yes, and what they're gonna do is
for eighty two games of the NBA season. Anytime NBC
has a big one, they'd be like, let's roll back
three minutes of that one Turrico interview. I don't think
I saw Pat mcafeel give me a shout out. He
joked about how we were all dumped at it. What
do we think mj was gonna be in Oklahoma City
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for the first game. No, Michael Jordan's sitting on his couch.
He did an interview, and it's smoking mirrors and we're like,
Michael Jordan's on NBA on NBC. No, he's not. He
did an interview. It's crafty marketing. It's smoking mirrors when
Rich and I agree in fact, like we said, you
hit the nail on the head. What this is. I
don't think there's any debate. We could be wrong, but
I think not. It's a long ass Mike Rico interview
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that they cut down when we see bits and pieces.
And here's where we all get sucked in just because
he's Michael Jordan and we wore a sneaker and we
saw him be the goat all those years. Everything he says,
we're gonna talk about the next day. So, man, did
you see he says he loves Stranger Things on Netflix?
Did you hear Mike Tyson said he said his favorite
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snack is popcorn? Did you hear what Michael Jordan said? Like,
it's whatever he says. Michael Jordan says he he takes
three dumps a week. Hey, did you hear Michael Whatever?
He says? It's gospel because he's Michael Jordan. So we
might be asked for buying into it.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
But NBC's involvement with Michael Jordan, I feel like we
all got a little dupe.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
So I think it's insight to excellence. How much insight
are we really getting We're gonna get his gibberish, his
gibber jabber and just because he's Mike, we're gonna be
talking about it. So it's not Michael Jordan. It's his
involvement with NBA on NBC. That might be ass you
heard it here first, okay, all right? And that brings
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us to the holidays, bro cele and that holiday is well,
I think it's the start of the slippery slope. A
lot of people say it's Thanksgiving. No, it's Halloween time
because you got you know, Cindy in accounting. She has
her bowl of candies out on the desk, and you're
buying Halloween candy from all the kids. You're all getting
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ready for trick or treat. You just said Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2 (18:17):
Maybe realized the last time we were duped in sports,
it's worth bringing up you remember the same way we
thought mj would be really involved in NBC. Remember they
said Mariah's going to kick off the Thanksgiving Christmas season
by performing All I Want for Christmas is You during
the NFL Thanksgiving game. Yes, and they kicked to a
pre recorded, like studio version. You're like smoking me, You
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lied to it.
Speaker 1 (18:39):
Then, I'm like, what did I really think Mariah was
going to be on the field. No, so duped. Don't
let it happen to you. Oh yeah, because this Halloween time?
Why do we postseason ghost season? As we kept saying,
spooky season, which has been overused, creep bees, gonna rescoultiple.
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We figured we talked some candy. Yeah, what do you
think the top selling Halloween candies are? We all know
everybody has their personal favorite. Now I'll give you the
top five. Got five? One one non chocolate makes the list.
What do you think it is? One non chocolate? I
got it? The mini bags of oh, mini bags of starbursts,
(19:22):
A little sour patch? Oh really, a little sour patch.
You know how you and I always fight about what's
the best Starburst? Is it the red one the pink one?
Those are the two best? Verry strawberry, you know, there's
a fruit punch now, so there's three red ones. That's
like the red pack. I know, yeah, I'm like, what's that?
Three red ones? Now? So sour patch?
Speaker 2 (19:42):
Can sour Patch make the cut? But now the top
four are chocolate. Number four kit Cat, which I think
is the go to those mini kit cats. I've convinced
myself how do you pass up on them? Mean, I've
convinced myself this is why people get fat. I've convinced
myself twenty five of those equal one real kit Cat.
I'm like, no, probably like four that's Halloween dad mass Yeah,
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pulling your dance stream. Remember your dad's trick of the eighties, Like, yeah,
I need to hake the candy for raising blades or whatever,
and you would take all the good stuff.
Speaker 1 (20:09):
About twelve twigs mini twigs equal like one real TwixT
right eagles like one half of the Yeah, I I
think you're right eles one left twix so sour patch
kids five, Kit Cat four, number three can I guess
three and two are boring, But there there's legends. It's
the minem eminem and then number two is peanut M
and MS. That's your number two, and then number one candy.
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I saw a documentary on the History Channel where you
do some work the food that built America.
Speaker 2 (20:38):
There was a candy episode about Hershey and Reese's and
all that Reese's Peanut butter cup.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
It was a dude. Reese's decided no one ever decided
to combine peanut butter and chocolate. And when he did.
He was like, Oh, do you remember those goofy commercials.
You'd got your chocolate in my peanut butter. You got
the peanut butter and my chunk. What's your number one
Halloween candy? Number one? And by the way, that's another one.
If they're laying around, you're not eating one. This is
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where it all begins, all the damage begins. So those
are the top five Halloween candies. Can I just say
that my personal favorite is one hundred grand? And I
say that because, like you don't see them at the
store and throughout the regular time of the year, and
I cannot resist one hundred grand at all. The perfect got,
all the perfect little crunchies, the caramel, Like, I can't
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pass up that little turd nugget called one hundred ground.
That's a great little turd nug Yeah, all right, so
that's my personal favorite. But yeah, what's yours? And what
do you think of that? And that got us thinking
when it comes to sports related candies sports related candy,
what do you think of being.
Speaker 2 (21:45):
That I go to the snackshack like three days a
week with my kids at the baseball and softball field.
Speaker 1 (21:49):
Yeah, I think one that I don't see anymore. But
we love as kids. You always bring it up. I
feel like you loved it more than I because if
you went to Moe's or Herman's or Mode or give
me a notheh God, go with a sports authority, sports authority,
Big five, they always had gator gum right there at
the register, catoride gum, and I'll give an honorable mention
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to Quench gum. But Gator gum. I could salivate thinking
about it. You ever see a picture and you could
taste it? Yeah, that one sound on your own. Sorry, man,
but that makes me think of another gum. He's it's
making him. Actually, I think I have a Gator gum
from eighty two stuck in my throne right now, from
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the mid eighties, invented by Jim Bounton another gum. Former
MLB pitcher New York Yankee Jim Bountain made a shredded
gum to emulate tobacco. And that's big league choo. Yeah,
you know what, kids still love it. It's still it's
a snackshack.
Speaker 2 (22:50):
Kids love their some Big Lead Chew and Aaron Judge
became one of the faces of Big Lead Chew.
Speaker 1 (22:55):
So it's sort of back in a big way, speaking
of Yankees that hit home runs number forty four himself.
From seventy eight to eighty one, the Reggie Bar was
a big deal. Reggie Jackson had his own bar, but
it ended in eighty one, but it came back for
nostalgic reasons in the nineties and the twenty ten's like
it goes away Reggie Turnt. Yeah, like the Reggie Turn
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looks like Reggie had corn for dinner. And you know what,
we left the best for last. But it's really a
misconceptcion like Dave conception. It's a misconception. And that's the
Baby Ruth Number one. And everyone thinks it's about Babe Ruth,
and I'm gonna let you believe that, but apparently it's not.
It was invented in nineteen twenty one and it was
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a tribute to Ruth Cleveland, Grover Cleveland's daughter. Everyone thinks
it's Babe Ruth, so we say it's Baby Ruth and
we move. Popularized by Sloth here you go and wait,
hold on, can I just for the old guys watching,
buy me some peanuts and cracker Jacks? Come on, dude,
what's cracker Jacks? Me. I do like crack Yeah, how
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do you know? I like?
Speaker 3 (23:59):
Go?
Speaker 1 (24:00):
You a fiddle fedal guy popcorn? How can you hate it?
What do you buying Crackjacks at the stadium? What are
you a crunching munch guy? Well, last time I Cracker
Jackson looked like this box. I mean you were a
fan of the prize. You dress up as little cracker
jack guy for Halloween? There you go? All right, Hey,
I gotta do bets real quick before you get out
of here. A Week eight of the NFL YO right,
(24:21):
trish bet bet bet bet if you were to bet
on the World Series, bet Dodgers are plus.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
Minus two twenty So I don't know. I don't I'm
not betting on the World Series. But let's go NFL.
I'm gonna start with a teaser bet spot hit me
up with my Bears and bills, because this is what
I'm calling bet. Just keeping it real, I just keep
it real because I think these teams. I think the
Bears are peaking. They're getting better, right, Caleb Williams. They're
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underdogs against the Ravens. And while the Ravens need to
win and they you know, Lamar Jackson, I get it.
Speaker 1 (24:55):
You think the Bears are valid. Huh.
Speaker 2 (24:56):
I think the Bears are valid enough to cover twelve
and a half. Bro twelve and a half.
Speaker 1 (25:01):
Tease that from six and a half to twelve and
a half and the Bills man get back on track.
Josh Allen, you're chopped. They're playing in Carolina. He's playing
like buns. They're playing in Carolina. Now. Carolina has been hot,
but it might be back to reality for Carolina. If
Carolina beats the Bills, holy shit will be like what
is going on? So the Bills just need to beat
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the Panthers by one and a half. Next one. This
is my forty nine Ers Bucks bet. I like this
one a lot as well. Go with Mac Jones, Baker Mayfield.
This is the chip on their shoulder quarterback parlay. The
Bucks are playing the Saints. That should be easy, breezy
times for Baker Mayfield. Right. Put them back in the
win column. They lost last the week they're five and two,
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they'll be six and two. The forty nine Ers are
playing at Houston. I just think they're a better team
than Houston. And Mac Jones is playing well. I like them, Okay,
he's doing right, like like maybe a little more involvement
from George Kittle this week. So moneyline parlay, Niners and Bucks.
I'll give you one more. This is my favorite one,
Aaron Rodgers. Everyone can kiss my ayahuasca ass. Money line
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bed nice nicee. It's Sunday night, it's primetime. It's at
Heinz Field. It's in Pittsburgh against his former team, the
Green Bay Packers. His first time playing the Packers. And
get this, if he beats the Packers, he'll be the
only quarterback in NFL history to beat all thirty two teams.
No way, I mean we just talked that to beat
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two other teams. Right, There are six NFL players that
have beat thirty one teams. No one has beat every team.
So Aaron Rodgers has history on the line. He's gotta
do a revenge game. Everything is in the balance for
Aaron Rodgers. There it is screenshot a week eight. Let's
go so everyone could kiss his ayahuasca ass. All right,
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enjoy those, Enjoy your weekend, Enjoy your week for Halloween. Hello,
enjoy your world series and your Halloween parties. Until next time,
A ribon at you baby, see you in the over
Promised Land. Hey by face
Ah rash.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
So you wish your team was still in it? Then
you were excited about the World Series starting tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (00:12):
I am excited regardless, also excited for Halloween. Look at
us for our Little Black and Orange. Uh spooky season.
World Series, Football, Basketball's back, lots going on. We're Cavino
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fourteen our bonus pod, and we have lots to get to.
We got richest picks for NFL Week eight. Yes, sir,
we're gonna talk who might be ass this week? I
might who might be as Yeah, some people. Oh it's
controversial for sure. We got to talk about the top
Halloween candy and there's a little sports twist to that.
(00:56):
So stick around because it is Halloween time and this
week it's a special week. It's a special year. I
was talking about how was the fortieth anniversary of the
Last Dragon? That's why I got that glow. That's why
I got that glow. But this week forty years of
Back to the Future. Man, great Scott. People say, the
perfect movie. I'm not arguing because it's so damn close.
(01:18):
Except for the rap scenes. It's a classic get your
damn hands off her. Yeah no, but such a great movie,
so many classic moments. In fact, Michael J. Fox so
inspirational that I still wear those Nike sneakers and who
doesn't have a vest this fall? I mean it is
time to invest? Are you investing? I saw the.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
Inspiration that Michael J. Fox gave others. During an interview
with Stephen Colbert, Michael J. Fox said he heard that
John Mayer and Chris Martin of Coleplay both learned to
play guitar because of Marty McFly and Johnny B.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
Good. So hello. He also inspired Chuck Berry. Marvin was
there listening, and you're gonna tell me that everybody didn't
think that scene was cool. So you could see how
with John Mayer thought Chris Martin, anybody thought that was
the coolest scene ever. And again, so many great scenes
and it still holds the test of time. Back to
(02:16):
the Future nineteen eighty five, forty years ago. In fact,
you and I were talking about what movie do you
think you've seen the most in your life? Yeah, Back
to the Future. It's the top five. It has to
be right, it's like Dumb and Dumber, Billy Mattison, the
Rocky Rocky movies. You absolutely, by the way, they're coming
out with a movie about me. Absolutely, And of course
Back to the Future Man one of the best of
(02:37):
all time, the ride at Universal Studios growing up. Everything
magical about Michael J. Fox and how he made that
transition from TV to movies, one of the first to
do it. And you know all the parts and all
the lines you're telling me you've built a time machine
out of a DeLorean. So many great moments from that movie.
(02:58):
And it got us thinking if we were able to
get our hands on a DeLorean and we had one
point twenty one jigawatts. By the way, today, well not today, yesterday.
How old do you think Christopher Lloyd turned? I feel
like he was one hundred when Taxi was around when
we were little kids. Eighty four, eighty seven, eighty seven.
Speaker 3 (03:17):
Eighty seven, right, Scott Marty A fucking hold eighty seven,
happy blated to Christopher Lloyd A legend, their chemistry and
that movie again magical and a bigger fan of Stalts.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
I think he should have stuck with kidding. He was
the original casting Eric Staltz. But again that chemistry, Dug
die everything about it? Right, If we were to get
our hands on a Delorian, Yeah, and we were to
hit the high speeds of how many eighty eight miles
an hour? Eighty eight miles per hour point twenty one?
But we went back to the future. Yeah, in fact,
(03:51):
ten years from now, who would be the faces of
every sport? Carimino? What s are you, Richrid Koz, who
would be the faces the top faces of the major
sports that we know? Oh? So have you had a
Gray sports almanac? Yes? Back to the future two? Right?
All right, what do you want to start baseball? Baseball?
Because I think it's obvious, I really do, all right,
(04:13):
I don't think it is. Who do you think in
ten years from now, the kids are still going to
be saying, show, hey Otani maybe a year old guy,
and he's still going to be doing it. His discipline,
his commitment to the game. You know, I think he's
such a big star. The way we still talk about
Michael Jordan is the way kids are still talking about
show hal Tani even at the later stages of his league.
(04:36):
Oh you even think in the later stages of his career, Yeah, shoe.
Hal Tani's still going to be doing what he does.
I do He's still the answer as far as goatns.
I think we're still going to see the best of
him in the next few years to come. So ten
years from now, he's still the face of baseball. Oh
that's my again. I don't know. I don't have Biff's almanac.
(04:56):
That's just my guess. It's a safe one, but it's
a good one, I think. Think not from the hitting
side of things. Yeah, I think in about ten years
from now, twenty thirty five, doing my math here, Paul
Skeens is gonna be thirty three. Right now, he's twenty three.
We forget this. Dude is such a young dude.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
His hot girlfriend, Livy Dunn. His era this year is
under two. He's starting to look cooler, less of a
college and like Duebus with a mustache. I think Paul
Skeens is gonna end up, I hate to say it,
like a Yankee met a Dodger, a Philly. He's gonna
move out of Pittsburgh eventually, when the time is right.
And I think in ten years from now, when he's
(05:35):
thirty three, we're gonna be like, uh, Paul Skean's with
his fifth cy Young because dude's already gonna have a
couple and he's twenty three.
Speaker 1 (05:42):
Yeah, you know, I can't debate that other than he's
a boring kind of guy. His greatness speaks for itself
on the field, but he's not. He doesn't have that
riz as the kids used to s. Last year, Rookie
of the Year third in CY Young voting. This year
probably gonna be the runaway winner for the cy Young
in the National League at twenty three his era. He's
(06:03):
been in the league two years. His era was one
nine six and then this year one nine to seven.
I think we're looking at greatness. I know every cooler
if it was one six and on.
Speaker 2 (06:15):
One Tommy John away from disaster. That's every picture nowadays,
but they recover and come back. I just think Paul
Skeens is gonna be that guy in ten years where
you're gonna be like.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
Yo, we don't have to agree. I'm saying Otani players
could play way long into their career. We saw Kershaw
just recently into his forties, right, You don't think shoh
and the way he cares about the game is gonna
last that long, he says, Skins, what says, you let
me ask you a promise nation another baseball I mean,
(06:43):
before we know it might be a guy that we
don't even know.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
You're a Yankee fan that clearly doesn't love my Mets.
Do you think Lon Sota is still gonna be productive
in ten years or is it gonna look like Bartolo Cologne?
Speaker 1 (06:55):
Yeah, that's exactly that's what I think. Yeah, and that's
what I root for. I was gonna say, in ten
years from now, Soto is gonna be like approaching every milestone.
He'll have won the Mets a World Series. Why though,
I feel like he loves the game as much as
show how he but carries himself different and I feel
like he's an older How is he now? He says
he's twenty something. Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. Says
(07:15):
he's twenty something. I feel like he's already in his thirties.
So we disagree, But that's okay, because when it comes
to football, we might agree. Okay, and maybe hany years
from now. Yeah, I'm going out on a long shot
only because, yeah, listen, there's guys now that have done it.
Speaker 2 (07:30):
They've won the Jalen Hurts of the world. You could say, oh,
maybe Josh Allen or Lamar Jackson still rolling. We forget
how young Lamar Jackson still is true. I think unless
he continues to play recklessly, he's such a young dude,
guy's a rookie. I think we're gonna be talking about
how the world loves Jackson Dart. I know I'm living
in the moment him in Scataboo, the two knuckleheads in
(07:53):
the Meadowlands who wild and crazy guys. But I think
he plays with a gusto that if he doesn't play
reckless and stays healthy, I think they'll eventually build around him.
The Giants are run pretty decently, right. I think long term,
Jackson Darts a name. In ten years, we're gonna be like, yo,
Jackson Darts still doing it.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
I don't hate this answer, and I would root for it,
and I think it could happen if he plays in
New York and the Giants handle it the right way.
I mean, that's a perfect spot for a guy like
him and definitely prisoner of the moment. But I like
the answer. It's you know, I hate to sound boring
with Shohy, but I also sound boring with Mahomes. Guys
already got three Super Bowls. You think he's not going
to be the dude in another ten years maybe, But
(08:31):
he just turned thirty, right, he had his bit again.
He's chasing Tom Brady, the ghost of Tom Brady. Brady
played into his forties. I gonic Mahomes. I think he
could still be that guy, and I depends on how
he again treats himself and takes care of himself, but
s which he does a great job of.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
You see in the documentary Quarterback, he does a lot
of a lot of stretching. He does a lot of
Ichiro Suzuki type of stuff. Tom Brady, all the greats
that don't seem to get injured knockout would a lot
of stretching. Right, So ten years from now, Mahomes will
have just turned forty, and.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
Maybe the narrative at that point cove. You know, maybe
the narrative is he's close to Brady, like, Yo, Mahomes
got five or six and he's like and they younger
around him, you know, and he's the guy, He's that
veteran dude changes his game a little bit. Okay, could
very well be Patrick Mahomes. We'll see it might be
it'll be deeper. Then it'll be more like a Coult
like Patrick Mahomes me ten years all right now his
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kids will be grown. Right, what says you? Ten years
from now we go into the future, back to the
future style? Who are the faces of the league? Maybe
we agree on basketball?
Speaker 2 (09:43):
Well as ticketball started this week, let me tell you,
I am a total I'll admit this, admitting right now,
prisoner of the moment. After watching Wemby's debut, my thought
was he's only going to get bigger, stronger, more polished.
The Spurs will continue to have great youth around them.
They've drafted well, their run well, Popovich is now in
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the front offense.
Speaker 1 (10:05):
Right.
Speaker 2 (10:06):
I think I think Wemby is gonna be this generation's Jordan.
I think he's gonna be Lebron esque. He'll be Kobe esque.
I think every kid. Well, I know it's one game,
but he put up what seemed to be a pretty
easy forty spot last night.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
Not only did it he had some razzle dazzle seven
foot five, but he's playing like he's six seven and
by the time, all of a sudden done, he might
be seven foot seven for all we know. But he's
got the moves. He's doing things we've never seen before
from a player this big. I actually agree when Rich
and I agree, it's fact. Wembin Yama forty in his
(10:44):
debut last night, Big Players over the Mavericks, well made
them look weak.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
Anthony Davis, who is a Hall of Famer. He made
Anthony Davis look a little helpless at times.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
Dude, he was posterizing Flag and Davis at the same time,
you know, looking big, playing big, and again he's got
these moves for a big guy that we've never seen,
doing things we've never seen. He will be the face
of the league. I mean maybe in a few years,
but definitely in ten years. And look, every generation crowns
a new goat. And that's my answer, that's Rich's answer.
(11:18):
What's yours? What says you? In other sports and other things,
I do want to say, there's a guy in the
world of boxing, you say, shir Chris Stevenson's of the
world if he ever gets a big fight. But there's
a kid named Kermel Mowtin that people know. He's a
Floyd Mayweather protege. And I know people like to look
to the heavyweights. But this is the kid. He's nineteen
years old right now, featherweight, super featherweight, and he's already
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making a huge name for himself. They're saying the next Mayweather,
so he might be that guy. Even Floyd Mayweather saying
that this dude's the next Mayweather. And we're seeing greatness
at nineteen years old in Hollywood. I'm saying Timothy Shallam,
Melading Dog, Timothy shallow May. You may think of Jeremy
(12:00):
Allen White, you know, some of these young guys that
take on prominent roles, big time, serious roles. I think
ten years from now, you could say it now, this
kid is going to be a bigger deal, more of
an action star, a bigger name. I think we'll see
this kid grow into a major major. Harrison Ford of
his time at Tom Cruise of his time.
Speaker 2 (12:21):
I mean, I hate to say it because you want to,
you know, you want to rag on him a little bit.
But he proved that he's a big sports fan.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
He proved that.
Speaker 2 (12:28):
I mean, he's just like one of the hottest girls
on planet Earth. He's super talented.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
You know where he won me over in that stupid
Willie Walker movie. Same I watched it on a plane
and I remember being like, oh, watch it. I'm on
a plane and I was like, Yo, this guy's fucking
great and anything I've seen him in he's good. So
he is really ten years from now back to the
future style into the future. A younger generation is going
to look to these names as the goats of their time.
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Who are we forgetting? Who do you want to add
to the list? Of course we don't have have It's great.
It's not Biff Sports Almanac. Who's almanac is in Gray? Great? Yeah,
you know we don't actually have that or the Dolorean.
But those are the guesses as I see them, it
says you, I don't even think I'm distracted. I'm trying
to find in a sports talk radio what do you
think my son bed no talk radio spending. We're going
(13:22):
on my son's he'll be a teenager. Oh, I'm trying
to see if I can't find I don't think Joey
Chesnut or Kobeyashi have kids. That was gonna be. Is
there a next generation like like a little uh Dylan
Chestnut He's like, i'd be hot dogs like my dad.
Like there's no uh, there's no guy there, so Spot,
maybe you hot talgating, go for it? Why am I
(13:46):
catching strays? I don't know. You were in a green shirt.
You could hop on top of Cavino and be his stem. Okay,
looks like a big pumpkin just wanted to stay Hi
to Spot producer of over Promised. All right, So that
brings us to a segment that sweeping the nation. And
it's a segment, a list, a discussion you want to
be part of. It's called they might be asked, Oh,
(14:07):
you don't want to be on this list? You don't
want to be on this and this is really controversial. Guys. Look,
I gotta make this statement before we get into it.
In order to be part of this discussion, there has
to be greatness involved or high expectations, right, because why
would there be a letdown of sorts where huh turns
out you might be asked if we didn't think you
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were supposed to be great or you were great?
Speaker 2 (14:29):
Now you know how Mike Tyson's in a category of
people where anything he says or does, you're like.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
Oh, what am I gonna do? Like he's so intriguing me.
I remember one when it comes to intriguing, I used
to feel that way back in the day about Howard
Stern if he did a late night appearance, like, oh,
I gotta watch. Like there's certain people you get, you
get pulled into over your lifetime, right, and I think
it's fair fair to say the dose Eki's guy, it's
fair to the most interesting guy. It's fair to say
in our lifetime. Michael Jordan's been like everyone's go people
(14:57):
hang from the juebo. So Michael Jordan, you got sneakers,
you got his gear, Gatorade everything. He's the man. Like Mike,
everybody did the last dance, we all tuned in. You
know why we all tuned in. It was such a
big deal because you saw the real competitive nature of
this guy and you just got to hear him speak,
and much like Mike Tyson, everything he says seems to
(15:20):
be intriguing. Cee Cee Bettie. Now did you hear what
Mike said? Now? He said that he hasn't picked up
a basketball in years, And the way the story he
told Mike Turrico about I shot a free throw in
front of some kids and I was nervous. That video
has emerged today and you could tell Michael told the
story accurately. He looked nervous. He swished boom perfect. But
(15:43):
I hate to say this, not Michael Jordan, he is
not ass. I think NBA's NBC's bamboozling of what Michael
Jordan's role is is ass. I think the the Michael
Jordan aspect of NBC on NBA and NBC. You're saying
Michael Jordan's NBC involvement might because have a feeling. Here's
(16:07):
why I have a feeling. This Mike Tico interview was
like two hours. Yes, and what they're gonna do is
for eighty two games of the NBA season. Anytime NBC
has a big one, they'd be like, let's roll back
three minutes of that one Turrico interview. I don't think
I saw Pat mcafeel give me a shout out. He
joked about how we were all dumped at it. What
do we think mj was gonna be in Oklahoma City
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for the first game. No, Michael Jordan's sitting on his couch.
He did an interview, and it's smoking mirrors and we're like,
Michael Jordan's on NBA on NBC. No, he's not. He
did an interview. It's crafty marketing. It's smoking mirrors when
Rich and I agree in fact, like we said, you
hit the nail on the head. What this is. I
don't think there's any debate. We could be wrong, but
I think not. It's a long ass Mike Rico interview
(16:51):
that they cut down when we see bits and pieces.
And here's where we all get sucked in just because
he's Michael Jordan and we wore a sneaker and we
saw him be the goat all those years. Everything he says,
we're gonna talk about the next day. So, man, did
you see he says he loves Stranger Things on Netflix?
Did you hear Mike Tyson said he said his favorite
(17:11):
snack is popcorn? Did you hear what Michael Jordan said? Like,
it's whatever he says. Michael Jordan says he he takes
three dumps a week. Hey, did you hear Michael Whatever?
He says? It's gospel because he's Michael Jordan. So we
might be asked for buying into it.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
But NBC's involvement with Michael Jordan, I feel like we
all got a little dupe.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
So I think it's insight to excellence. How much insight
are we really getting We're gonna get his gibberish, his
gibber jabber and just because he's Mike, we're gonna be
talking about it. So it's not Michael Jordan. It's his
involvement with NBA on NBC. That might be ass you
heard it here first, okay, all right? And that brings
(17:53):
us to the holidays, bro cele and that holiday is well,
I think it's the start of the slippery slope. A
lot of people say it's Thanksgiving. No, it's Halloween time
because you got you know, Cindy in accounting. She has
her bowl of candies out on the desk, and you're
buying Halloween candy from all the kids. You're all getting
(18:14):
ready for trick or treat. You just said Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2 (18:17):
Maybe realized the last time we were duped in sports,
it's worth bringing up you remember the same way we
thought mj would be really involved in NBC. Remember they
said Mariah's going to kick off the Thanksgiving Christmas season
by performing All I Want for Christmas is You during
the NFL Thanksgiving game. Yes, and they kicked to a
pre recorded, like studio version. You're like smoking me, You
(18:37):
lied to it.
Speaker 1 (18:39):
Then, I'm like, what did I really think Mariah was
going to be on the field. No, so duped. Don't
let it happen to you. Oh yeah, because this Halloween time?
Why do we postseason ghost season? As we kept saying,
spooky season, which has been overused, creep bees, gonna rescoultiple.
(19:00):
We figured we talked some candy. Yeah, what do you
think the top selling Halloween candies are? We all know
everybody has their personal favorite. Now I'll give you the
top five. Got five? One one non chocolate makes the list.
What do you think it is? One non chocolate? I
got it? The mini bags of oh, mini bags of starbursts,
(19:22):
A little sour patch? Oh really, a little sour patch.
You know how you and I always fight about what's
the best Starburst? Is it the red one the pink one?
Those are the two best? Verry strawberry, you know, there's
a fruit punch now, so there's three red ones. That's
like the red pack. I know, yeah, I'm like, what's that?
Three red ones? Now? So sour patch?
Speaker 2 (19:42):
Can sour Patch make the cut? But now the top
four are chocolate. Number four kit Cat, which I think
is the go to those mini kit cats. I've convinced
myself how do you pass up on them? Mean, I've
convinced myself this is why people get fat. I've convinced
myself twenty five of those equal one real kit Cat.
I'm like, no, probably like four that's Halloween dad mass Yeah,
(20:03):
pulling your dance stream. Remember your dad's trick of the eighties, Like, yeah,
I need to hake the candy for raising blades or whatever,
and you would take all the good stuff.
Speaker 1 (20:09):
About twelve twigs mini twigs equal like one real TwixT
right eagles like one half of the Yeah, I I
think you're right eles one left twix so sour patch
kids five, Kit Cat four, number three can I guess
three and two are boring, But there there's legends. It's
the minem eminem and then number two is peanut M
and MS. That's your number two, and then number one candy.
(20:31):
I saw a documentary on the History Channel where you
do some work the food that built America.
Speaker 2 (20:38):
There was a candy episode about Hershey and Reese's and
all that Reese's Peanut butter cup.
Speaker 1 (20:43):
It was a dude. Reese's decided no one ever decided
to combine peanut butter and chocolate. And when he did.
He was like, Oh, do you remember those goofy commercials.
You'd got your chocolate in my peanut butter. You got
the peanut butter and my chunk. What's your number one
Halloween candy? Number one? And by the way, that's another one.
If they're laying around, you're not eating one. This is
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where it all begins, all the damage begins. So those
are the top five Halloween candies. Can I just say
that my personal favorite is one hundred grand? And I
say that because, like you don't see them at the
store and throughout the regular time of the year, and
I cannot resist one hundred grand at all. The perfect got,
all the perfect little crunchies, the caramel, Like, I can't
(21:28):
pass up that little turd nugget called one hundred ground.
That's a great little turd nug Yeah, all right, so
that's my personal favorite. But yeah, what's yours? And what
do you think of that? And that got us thinking
when it comes to sports related candies sports related candy,
what do you think of being.
Speaker 2 (21:45):
That I go to the snackshack like three days a
week with my kids at the baseball and softball field.
Speaker 1 (21:49):
Yeah, I think one that I don't see anymore. But
we love as kids. You always bring it up. I
feel like you loved it more than I because if
you went to Moe's or Herman's or Mode or give
me a notheh God, go with a sports authority, sports authority,
Big five, they always had gator gum right there at
the register, catoride gum, and I'll give an honorable mention
(22:11):
to Quench gum. But Gator gum. I could salivate thinking
about it. You ever see a picture and you could
taste it? Yeah, that one sound on your own. Sorry, man,
but that makes me think of another gum. He's it's
making him. Actually, I think I have a Gator gum
from eighty two stuck in my throne right now, from
(22:33):
the mid eighties, invented by Jim Bounton another gum. Former
MLB pitcher New York Yankee Jim Bountain made a shredded
gum to emulate tobacco. And that's big league choo. Yeah,
you know what, kids still love it. It's still it's
a snackshack.
Speaker 2 (22:50):
Kids love their some Big Lead Chew and Aaron Judge
became one of the faces of Big Lead Chew.
Speaker 1 (22:55):
So it's sort of back in a big way, speaking
of Yankees that hit home runs number forty four himself.
From seventy eight to eighty one, the Reggie Bar was
a big deal. Reggie Jackson had his own bar, but
it ended in eighty one, but it came back for
nostalgic reasons in the nineties and the twenty ten's like
it goes away Reggie Turnt. Yeah, like the Reggie Turn
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looks like Reggie had corn for dinner. And you know what,
we left the best for last. But it's really a
misconceptcion like Dave conception. It's a misconception. And that's the
Baby Ruth Number one. And everyone thinks it's about Babe Ruth,
and I'm gonna let you believe that, but apparently it's not.
It was invented in nineteen twenty one and it was
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a tribute to Ruth Cleveland, Grover Cleveland's daughter. Everyone thinks
it's Babe Ruth, so we say it's Baby Ruth and
we move. Popularized by Sloth here you go and wait,
hold on, can I just for the old guys watching,
buy me some peanuts and cracker Jacks? Come on, dude,
what's cracker Jacks? Me. I do like crack Yeah, how
(23:59):
do you know? I like?
Speaker 3 (23:59):
Go?
Speaker 1 (24:00):
You a fiddle fedal guy popcorn? How can you hate it?
What do you buying Crackjacks at the stadium? What are
you a crunching munch guy? Well, last time I Cracker
Jackson looked like this box. I mean you were a
fan of the prize. You dress up as little cracker
jack guy for Halloween? There you go? All right, Hey,
I gotta do bets real quick before you get out
of here. A Week eight of the NFL YO right,
(24:21):
trish bet bet bet bet if you were to bet
on the World Series, bet Dodgers are plus.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
Minus two twenty So I don't know. I don't I'm
not betting on the World Series. But let's go NFL.
I'm gonna start with a teaser bet spot hit me
up with my Bears and bills, because this is what
I'm calling bet. Just keeping it real, I just keep
it real because I think these teams. I think the
Bears are peaking. They're getting better, right, Caleb Williams. They're
(24:48):
underdogs against the Ravens. And while the Ravens need to
win and they you know, Lamar Jackson, I get it.
Speaker 1 (24:55):
You think the Bears are valid. Huh.
Speaker 2 (24:56):
I think the Bears are valid enough to cover twelve
and a half. Bro twelve and a half.
Speaker 1 (25:01):
Tease that from six and a half to twelve and
a half and the Bills man get back on track.
Josh Allen, you're chopped. They're playing in Carolina. He's playing
like buns. They're playing in Carolina. Now. Carolina has been hot,
but it might be back to reality for Carolina. If
Carolina beats the Bills, holy shit will be like what
is going on? So the Bills just need to beat
(25:22):
the Panthers by one and a half. Next one. This
is my forty nine Ers Bucks bet. I like this
one a lot as well. Go with Mac Jones, Baker Mayfield.
This is the chip on their shoulder quarterback parlay. The
Bucks are playing the Saints. That should be easy, breezy
times for Baker Mayfield. Right. Put them back in the
win column. They lost last the week they're five and two,
(25:44):
they'll be six and two. The forty nine Ers are
playing at Houston. I just think they're a better team
than Houston. And Mac Jones is playing well. I like them, Okay,
he's doing right, like like maybe a little more involvement
from George Kittle this week. So moneyline parlay, Niners and Bucks.
I'll give you one more. This is my favorite one,
Aaron Rodgers. Everyone can kiss my ayahuasca ass. Money line
(26:09):
bed nice nicee. It's Sunday night, it's primetime. It's at
Heinz Field. It's in Pittsburgh against his former team, the
Green Bay Packers. His first time playing the Packers. And
get this, if he beats the Packers, he'll be the
only quarterback in NFL history to beat all thirty two teams.
No way, I mean we just talked that to beat
(26:34):
two other teams. Right, There are six NFL players that
have beat thirty one teams. No one has beat every team.
So Aaron Rodgers has history on the line. He's gotta
do a revenge game. Everything is in the balance for
Aaron Rodgers. There it is screenshot a week eight. Let's
go so everyone could kiss his ayahuasca ass. All right,
(26:57):
enjoy those, Enjoy your weekend, Enjoy your week for Halloween. Hello,
enjoy your world series and your Halloween parties. Until next time,
A ribon at you baby, see you in the over
Promised Land. Hey by face
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