October 30, 2025 • 39 mins
C&R talk Blue Jays instant pressure on the Dodgers in Game 5! The guys predict what back in Toronto? They give you their "One Man to Beat Theory." Game 6/Halloween collision, boobs, Wemby, & Austin Reaves in a zone! Plus, 'OLD-SCHOOL WHEN 50 HITS' has some cavities!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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to day Thursday with Conveno Rich Man oh Man A
Shimmit's let's do it all right? Going it back? Thursday's
the new Friday, the weekend, the Halloween weekend. Vishally begin Hey,
it's a quote hub Halloween. Yeah, Halloween, is it won us?
It is? It's right here. We got some treats for
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you in the form of sound effects provided by Iowa
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Sam's gotcha. We got Danny g He's our super producer.
He runs this show, Mike runs this place. Danny runs
the show. Spotty's on the videos at Cobin on Rich, FSR.
Dan Byer, the Great is here and thank you for
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rocking out with us. Let's go. I hope you had
a Blue Jays short night. I hope you had a
a savage short of night a Davis Schneider leading off
the game with a bomb set in the tone while
his dad was filming it on his iPhone. Yeah, which
was wild. You know, Danny G was kind enough to
(01:26):
give me a ride yesterday. My car was at the
dealership and we left the studio. I hope you gave
him some gas money by the time we got to
the car. Did you give him some gas money? Cheapskate?
It was on his way. But now I have to
because you said that. That's right, because an uber would
have cost you at least fifty dollars here in La
seventy five or traffic.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
No gas money, Yeah, man, at.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Least two dollars. Two dollars, at least two dollars because
rich O's me money first, so I'm not going to be,
you know, giving that away. Where's my two dollars? Where's
my dollars? We leave here and the game was just
about to start. He puts on the local affiliate five
seventy and we're like, wait a minute, how was it
already too nothing? It was one of those like all right, Danny,
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stop the car, let me look on Twitter real quick.
Don't you hate that? That is the worst by the way.
The worst feeling you miss, like two minutes is already
two nothing.
Speaker 2 (02:18):
Seriously, hey, by the way, some Jabroni cut us off
as we were trying to get on the Freuay, so
we almost.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Did stop the car and Danny g nailed it. In
our pre show meeting, we always say you gotta set
the tone, but you automatically immediately put pressure on the
Dodgers at home when you start off the game with
two home runs back to back bombs. So again, Schneider,
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who's in for George Springer. It is about stepping up too, right.
You know he's stepping up in these big moments. Players
need to step up. Some players are stepping down. I'll
have Mookie Betts, but he stepped up. Hit a bomb.
Flatty juniors up hits a bomb. Now the Dodger's like,
oh no, gripping the bats extra tight. And you're seeing
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it with Freddy Freeman, You're seeing it with Mookie Bats.
You've seen it, which means that there's probably less pressure
in game six. It's gonna be a game seven, guys, No,
there's gonna be a game seven. I could George Foreman
guarantee there'll be a game seven, which is the highest
form of guarantee. Ah gante, Do you know what? It's
just the perfect ending. We'll talk more about this on
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over promised our bonus show today. But it's been such
a great season, we've talked baseball more than ever before
that it's only fitting that it comes down to a
game seven. By the way, you talked about missing moments
and big games, how aggravating you ever had a game.
It doesn't even need to be a postseason game, but
you picked a minute to go grab a beer or
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a hot dog, and that's when someone hits a home run. Yeah,
did you see? Freddy Freeman's aunt said that she just
caught his game winning home run in the eighteenth inning.
She was looking for I think it was like late
late inning, call off your ice cream or something, And
Freddie Freeman's aunt said, I almost missed his whole h
that's so crazy, right, all the family's there, everybody's tuned in.
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I mean we're on the edge of our seat. Magine,
if you're related to these players, that's a whole other thing.
And Rich already pointed it out. David Schneider, he's that
weenie with the mustache who's in for Springer, real scrappy guy. Again,
it's about the key players to step up, and he's
one of those dudes. One of the most heart touching, heartwarming,
heart tugging moments was that your favorite Jesse Christina Aguilere
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song what Weenie with a Mustache? No, oh, that's Genie
in a bottle Weenie, He's a weenie with a mustache.
Or the song I sing about you weenie with a
model Have you ever seen Rich's wife? He's a weenie
with a model baby. But one of the most heartwarming
moments is Schneider's dad. You would think he had better seats,
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but he's sitting there filming the moment on his cell
phone and he's watching his son hit a World Series
home run and high five and everybody it is the night.
It honestly makes you want to shed one a little bit. Well,
we have thoughts not only about baseball, football, NBA, Halloween,
just a lot of fun today. So we appreciate you
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hanging with us. I do a question based on what
you just said. Sure, surprise, he didn't have better seats.
He had pretty decent seats. There's only so many people,
only so many seats. Celebrities are out and about. But
here's my question. If you find yourself sitting next to
Schneider's dad and you're a Dodgers fan, how does that
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change the way you root? I think you as a human, right, well,
that's what I am. Yeah, Well, unless you're some sort
of cave person with the heart's running for this guy's
son to do well in that moment, if you're getting
to know him and you know you're like, man, that's
your son, no way, and you have this human man
to man moment with the guy, you're not going to
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root against him if you have a loser would do that?
If you have a true kind moment with Schneider's dad, right, like, hey,
what's your name? Ball ball? Hey Bob, good to me
you Bob Schneider. Yeah, I'm a big Dodgers guy. How
are you a Blue Jays fan?
Speaker 3 (06:08):
Man?
Speaker 1 (06:09):
Eh, my son, your son is David Schneyder. I think
you almost need to root for your team. But also
in that moment, be like, I'm going to root for
your kid just not to get any big hits. Like ah, right,
you first kid to hit a single or or something
too late? Your kid hit a home run? You sucky
home run? I don't know, even feelings might change a
little bit, and that's what set the tone. And you
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know what, the Dodgers lost. They let that game get
away from him. Look, no one was hitting you, Savage anyway.
Twelve strikeouts, insane year, insane story. We can't harp on
that enough. But you also can't look at Snell and
say he pitched bad because he got in his zone
after that, and you got to give him credit for it. Again,
it's the Dodgers basket didn't step up. Snell calm down,
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has nothing to show for it in this postseason or
in this World Series. But he didn't pitch bad at
all after that. No, you got to give him support. Yeah,
you gotta gim run supports, so it props to him.
I do wonder when you see some of these postseason
heroes like you, Savage, young dude, as we said, young
family kid too. Another great story, you Savage, as we
pointed out, I believe he started the year in Little League,
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then he played pony Ball, then he played Babe Ruth
that's exactly Connie Mack, and then I think he played
in the Mexican League. He went to the dr I
think he went to now he's pitching the World Series.
What is the expectation of this kid next year, Like,
would you be shocked if he becomes top tier? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (07:37):
Or the.
Speaker 1 (07:39):
Start of a superstar or is he just having a
superstar moment? Like, of course, I'm going to tie to
my mets because that's what I know best. Remember at
the end of the year, they brought up that kid
McClean and he was untouchable, And you're like, yo, if
he had a full season, he'd be like to say, young,
that was a month and a half sample size. Is
he lightning in a bottle? Or is this the start
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of a of an amazing career? You say, like, wow,
blue Jays winning or not? Next year they have another ace.
No matter what, he's a World Series hero for the
rest of his life. So not a bad way to
start off your career. But can he keep that going
in the years to come? Or is this just the
moment that we all get to witness. So props to him, Hey,
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props to the Blue Jays and the Dodgers. It's been
an exciting World Series. And tonight you get to focus
on some football Thursday Night football, and then back at
it again tomorrow for Game six one, and then after
six is what six, which, by the way, according to
dictionary dot com, this is embarrassing became the twenty twenty
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five ward of the Year. I'm like, it's not even
a word six seven, So you got a game six
tomorrow and I have one final thought about that. But
I heard someone say something interesting and I totally always
feel this way. I call it hyper the one man
to be theory. Oh, I'll give credit where it's due.
(09:03):
When I was trying to get with my wife, our
one mutual friend, this woman Ali, Ali said, Yeah, Sarah's
dating some dude, but he sucks. And I go, oh,
she's dating someone, and she goes, no, no, that's a
good thing. Can we just tell a quick backstory? His wife,
Sarah is from Texas, and I've seen America's Sweethearts on Netflix.
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A lot of these Dallas cowboy cheerleaders have weak taste.
They're like super hot women with the goofiest guys, what
are you saying? No, no, no, it has nothing to do
with you. I'm just saying, whoever, whoever she was with
at the time, I don't know. I'm trying to decide
how no no, no, no, no, no no, No, has nothing to
do with you mixus girls with goofy taste. No, I'm
getting this. You're you're great, You're great. This has nothing
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to do with you. I'm saying whoever she was with,
I've seen the show. I see where they go. So
her friend and our mutual our one mutual friend. Ali said,
that's good because a s girl, you're competing against every
other guy. When a girl you meet is dating one
terrible dude, you just need to beat him. The one
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man to beat theories. Easier to beat the one man
than a bunch of people. It's easy, especially social media,
easier to outshine one guy that's failing than everyone. And
but you're meddling. Then I would say, I'm a married
with two beautiful children. Yeah, you won, meddle away, I won,
you did. Yeah. Now I say that because I saw
someone say, like, if you're the Yankees and your division
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rival is a game away from winning the World Series,
you have to now design your team to beat the
Blue Jays. And when you see how fundamentally sound and
how they foul off balls, they work counts, they play
small ball, you now have to figure out, well what
the Yankees are doing in the next couple of years,
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if things stay the same, they're not going to get
past that team. It's not even that they play small ball.
They're playing baseball. And that's why as much as I
dislike them, I love the way they're playing the game.
It's not about just swinging for the fence at all time.
In fact, your Dodgers are starting to look like the Yankees,
where they're relying too much on the home run and
they're pressing a little too And Danny, this applies not
(11:14):
just to baseball. You don't think there's an AFC equation
every year where coordinators get together and they're like, all right,
how do we beat the Chiefs? That's that's totally the thinking, like,
all right, that's great in our division, that's great, But
if we really want to ever go somewhere, how do
we beat THEA like you're trying? Though, again, this stems
from relationship thinking. The one man to beat theory does
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translate in sports as the one team to beat theory. Well,
if they're the team, how do we beat them? And
you draft players and you get players to combat their
main players, and that's how you play the game. And
on the flippity dip, which would be the proper terminology,
the flippity dip of that, whether the Dodgers come back
or not, which I'm a believer that they do believe
or not. Danny, you would love to hear that. I
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think they're gonna win the game seven, as long as
you're not in a t chinx them, Like, maybe I
shouldn't get my son his mooie bets Jersey. Maybe I'm
the problem. So I feel like, if you're a National
League fan, even if the Dodgers fall short, you have
to then look at what the Blue Jays are doing
and say, how do we build our National League team
to get past them? Because that's really the goal. By
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the way, how did you end up beating this guy?
You can't like leave us with a cliffhanger. He was
a jealous He was a jealous type. Yeah, he was
like a loud type of like like seem like a
mean guy. So I'm like, I'm calm, lovable, I'm not
jealous them. You're calm, eazy, breezy guys, calmed than you.
(12:43):
So you send flowers to their house calmed than you? Right,
know what I actually did when I first dated my wife.
This is this shows how long ago. It is, you know,
Instagram and TikTok or on a thing. So I had
to find her home address, and I thought I found
her home address, and I found her dad's addressed by mistake.
So I sent flowers and all these goodies, and her
Dad's like, who's this shock jock trying to bang my daughter? Hey,
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his name is rich Davis, and he won her heart. Yes,
and I want her one man to beat theory. So
what do you do moving forward to beat a team
that's well rounded like the Blue Jays. That is the
question that every team is going to examine the same
way NFL has examined, how do we beat the Chiefs.
I'm sure for years NBA teams trying to figure out,
(13:32):
like how he contained a team with the Splash brothers
at the time, Like when Clay and Steph were just
beating everyone with the three pointer, Like that's what they're
doing when they watch film and they're on the drawing
board and they're trying to figure it out. When it
goes beyond the drawing board in the locker room, it
goes into the drafting process, free agency, like what do
we need to do? What's a missing piece? It's hard
to beat a player or a team that never gives up.
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And when you got to battle against a team like
the Blue Jays who just swing and put the ball
in play and make contact, it's very tough. What's the
always goes back again? We're talking baseball. It's simple game, right,
Well it's not, but it is, they always say, and
they say it because it's true. They meaning us. Good
pitching always stops good hitting. You saw it yesterday, you
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Savage twelve strikeouts. He struck out everybody in the Dodgers lineup, everybody.
That's a performance. So you need those dominant aces if
you want to compete. Is it an ace? Is it
in football? Saying it's always gonna help? Dude, you need
a guy who could pitch like a Savage all the time.
Dann Buyery know comes to mind from me as a
as a Niners guy. The Niners couldn't get past the
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Cowboys and like, we need one big, flashy defender, a
guy that's going to be a game changer. They get
prime time Deon Sanders and that was what helped get
them over the hump.
Speaker 3 (14:47):
Yeah, and then Dallas is like, we need one guy
to beat the forty nine ers, so we'll take Dan
from him and then the next.
Speaker 1 (14:52):
Year then they think so true.
Speaker 3 (14:55):
I think it's easier in football though that then and
honestly in the NBA.
Speaker 1 (15:00):
NBA always looking for that big guy to compete with
the other big guy.
Speaker 3 (15:03):
Yeah, like in baseball, I get what you're saying in
developing guys, but if and guys do make it to
the big leagues a lot quicker than they did previously.
But still I think that the way you do that
is via free agency in trades. Yeah, so I think
in those like, if you're looking to match Toronto in
that way, that's probably how you do it. Because plus,
(15:24):
I mean, some of these young kids are just it's
an absolute crap shoot, you know, aside from the surefire
first round picks, and even though those are sometimes.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
But look at the NBA, right, and this is way premature,
like Cavino's reputation. If you look at Wemby, if he
develops into what we all in the studio feel like
could could be over the next couple of years, there'll
be a total mission to like, all right, what's this,
what's the equation to stop him? Another seven to five giant? Yeah? Still, yeah,
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to go find the next George Mirasan with some the
actual abilities. There is no way to stop that guy
right now.
Speaker 3 (16:05):
Trey Ya Savage isn't Wemby. So if you're the Spurs,
or if you're a team competing against the Spurs, you're like,
how do we stop the other four guys? It's kind
of what some people do with the Nuggets. Honestly, they're like,
let Jokic score for his fifty points and ten rebounds,
but as long as he doesn't have fifteen assists, we
should be not we should be good, but then we
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have a chance.
Speaker 1 (16:26):
Well I agree with them by one hundred percent. And
I had one last final thought on the World Series
Game six tomorrow, and then we're gonna get into some NFL.
We'll go old school to Thursday, having a lot of fun.
I'm sure it's dawned on some people, but we live
out here in LA. You know, I'm a New York
sports fan, but I live out here in LA and
I realize that tomorrow's Halloween. What are the primo hours
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of tricker treating for a kid? Usually what a little
kid's bedtimes like eight o'clock, maybe maybe nine o'clock on
a Halloween night, late afternoon, early evening, five to eight.
Oh you mean our window of World Series Game six?
Speaker 4 (17:02):
Damn it?
Speaker 1 (17:02):
How many moms and dads are gonna be walking around
carrying their little you know, pushing their little wagon, making
sure their kids say hey, you say thank you, thank you,
waving to the neighbor. A bunch of dads looking at
their phone the whole time with one AirPod in say
thank you, holding up their phone. You're gonna I can't
wait to see this scene tomorrow because it's gonna be
hilarious because I'll be doing the same. But look around anywhere,
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but especially in La or on the West coast, people
are gonna be checking out the game during the exact timeframe.
Kids will be trigger treating.
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Exactly gonna happen. And this stinks. This is the first
year I'm gonna take CoA. Me and Brenda are gonna
take CoA out to trick or treat. He's lightning McQueen.
So I was thinking, Aha, I know, I'll use my
iPad as his car play because he's a car.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
Or or just tell me he's lightning McQueen. We're gonna
do this really quick, go to two houses ago. But
you know what Danny G's what's interesting is you might think, Ah,
if you don't have kids or little kids, no problem.
If you're sitting at home watching the game every five minutes,
your you'res zoned in trigger treat, son of a you
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might there's gonna be a lot of people with take
one signs outside their house because, honestly, if you're sitting
on the couch cocktail in hand, watching the Dodgers tomorrow,
watching the Blue Jay smart, do you think you want
to be interrupted every two minutes or a trigger treat?
It's gonna happen because kids are back out again. There's
been there was a lull a few years where you're like,
where did all the kids go? Now seems like they're
(18:35):
back at it again. Deny G. You know you could
do too. You know, when you go up to the
people's houses with your kid, you can just look into
their see you into their living room and see if
you can get the score, and just peer into the TV.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
I was gonna mention some of the cool houses in
the past have had TVs out on the rollers, like
what Rich set up with a sporting event on so
people can still see what's going on.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
Consider it a warning, I guess, or a reminder to
be prepared because you don't want to miss anything tomorrow.
If you're trick or treating, you're living the dead life. Well,
anyone in the Pacific times on. I know most of
our affiliates are in the East, so you're a little safer.
But there'll be a lot of World Series overlap, and
it happens every year. I remember, you know, I didn't
have kids yet, but I went to the World Series
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in twenty fifteen on Halloween night. It happens. You know,
the world doesn't stop for kids to dress up and
get candy, but it should be a fun night tomorrow,
Dan Bayer, your kid doing a little trick or treating tomorrow?
Speaker 3 (19:32):
Oh yeah, yeah, I'm not sure what the plan is exactly, but.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Did you do trunk or treat at your school? That's
my new favorite thing.
Speaker 3 (19:39):
There is a carnival at the school tomorrow morning, so
I will be there tomorrow morning. There's a trunk or
treat tonight, and then we'll do something on Friday. I
don't know if your guys neighborhoods have this, but I
know in a lot of places around the country it's
probably getting cold but we have people who sit out
in their driveways with tables and yeah, it's there. Hang
so there will be people with TVs and the Dodger gabled.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
Yeah, and then you know there's there's houses that hand
out adult beverages. Yes, they're like, hey, trick or treat kids,
and they'll off of the parents like, hey, you want
a beer? You want to want a glass of wine?
Like it's a thing. Though, it's uh, it's gonna be
a fun night. But trunk or treat might be the
one thing. It's uh, it just adds for more excitement, honestly,
But you and I Trunker treats the one thing. Covino
(20:21):
and I both agree as parents, we totally change our
mind on I remember when I first heard the phrase
trunk or treat. I'm like, hall Way, what happened to
trick or treating? The whatssification of America? I remember being
what's going on? And then you go to your kids
school they have like a DJ and all the cars
are decorated and all the kids are getting candy and
they're happy with their pals, and you're like, yeah, this
is way cooler. So and I get to chill. I
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don't have to walk around the neighborhood. Oh yeah, because
it's in tandem with yeah, trick or treat. It's not
one or the other. You could still do both. All right,
So tomorrow an exciting night of Halloween and game six
tonight Thursday Night Football. We'll keep you posted on that.
We got lots to get to today and a half
hound or old school and fifty hits. We throw it
back in reminisces. We do that every Thursday, and we
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it five stars because anything less is uncivilized. Covino and
Rich wherever you stream your podcast, and I bring up
the whole Do you want to come back as a
(22:07):
hot check not as just a random hypothetical Livvy Done
likely the future misses, Paul Skemes, Power, Paul Skans than
Livy Done, because I get to reap the benefits of
a Livy Done and pitching the big leaks. That is true.
Can I just come back as him but better looking,
looks way better with the beard. No more it helps you.
(22:29):
So I bring it up because you remember Livy Done.
The only criticism ever of the super hot lsur gymnast
was she's cheering on skiings, lifts her arms and she
had gross pit stains. Do you remember this moment? I
was saying, do you remember the Livy Done pittstain moment? Yes?
And nothing she could do could gross me out. So
(22:50):
you know, I was sayings like could I buy that? True? No,
i't that far. So she now the one little quote blemish.
She's a human being, but the one little like we'll
get her sweating through her shirt on pitstains. She now
landed apparently some big deal with Secret Deodor, and then
she's a new face of the company. Wow. So like
(23:11):
when you're a hot turning dilemmas into dileminating, when you're
a hot, talented woman that looks like she does and
your business savvy, you take that little dilemma and as
you said, turn it into dilemonade. There you go, look
of that. So congrats the Livy done. The new face
of Secret Deodor, all right? And you know it's like
Jalen Brown, he needs to be the new spokesman for
(23:34):
some type of hair product. You know, I wouldn't be
surprised if there was some new product some like a
like a hair paint or productople might not know that
his actual hair rubbed off on a Knicks jersey, right,
We talked about that on our midweek major yesterday. That's right. Yeah.
(23:55):
So if he's losing his hair and he's trying to
fix it, yeah, there's a deal in play. I'm sure.
I don't think there's some male hair care products like
a thickener, like a thickener or some type of like
top like a Topics as a brand, but like you know,
when you go down the hair aisle, there's hair products
specifically for African American men. You don't think I'm sure
Jaylen Brown hair product. I think Brown is going to
(24:16):
be the guy that's like Jaylen Brown here for Blake,
make a couple more million as if he needs it.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
Boy, he's got the kind of money where I would
just tell my agent get a hold of UCLA. I
want to be one of the first to try out
that serum.
Speaker 1 (24:29):
Hey, if we're giving props the hair the hair growth serum,
that's the saying could be true. Yeah, I've seen that. Yeah,
they're saying it could end baldness. I want to give
props to well a few people. You know, we keep
talking about Wimbin Yama, but it's a really growing story.
I haven't saw Kendrick Perkins saying that years from now
(24:49):
the conversation. It could be five years from now, it
could be two years from now, who knows, but it's
gonna be who's to go Lebron Jordan and for a
younger generation, Wemby like he's going to be added to
that conversation. That's the type of year he's having and
the potential he's showing this year again grew two inches
and just playing way more dominant than they talk about
(25:09):
when he's told the Sydney sweety picture, No, no, oh heightwise,
I'm heightwise. And then I want to give props to
again because we're so caught up in World Series and
Thursday Night football and everything else. Yeah, we've been talking
about how hey, NBA's popping too, but I don't think
we've mentioned once how in the zone Austin Reeves has
been playing out of his mind. I almost feel like
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his dominance is poorly time for him, like you right,
too many points in the past.
Speaker 2 (25:36):
Two games, record one of the record.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
I'm sure it's come up, but still the way he's
playing and again the game winner, it's like he had
a bad night. He had twenty eight points yesterday and
again getting more opportunity because there's no Luca, no Lebron.
So he's the guy who's stepping up. But he's stepping
up in such a big way. Rich that he's showing that.
You know, even Reddick was saying that he's not just good.
We always knew he was bad, but like he's really bad,
(26:03):
Like he's a good he's a bad Yeah, he's a
bad man. We always knew he was a good player,
but he's like really showing that he's a superstar that
could lead a team. Dude with twenty eight points yesterday,
still has the game winning shots. So again, playing like
a beast. But it's going under the radar because we're
talking so much World Series and everything else. If this
was happening any other times, if this is happening after
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like the football season ended and that you know that
dead time where it's really just like NBA or hockey,
this would be our lead coming out of the show,
like Austin Reeves, because he's in US zone. That's a
great place to be when everything's just dropping, everything's going
your way. Got to embrace those moments. He's living it
right now. So just want to make that point in
case you come here for the you know, the basic updates,
(26:47):
if you're missing that storyline. It's fun to see. I
need Reeves to rub the top of Bett's head. Yeah, exactly,
he needs some of that. Need some of that. I mean,
I think when he has the ability to play like that,
if that Laker team does click, is he playing like that?
Because he has an opportunity that he won't have when
that team is fully healthy. It's almost like if if
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fully healthy and out there in the court long term,
like Lebron just got back into action, did those points
now just be are they taken away from usin Reeves?
And like redistributed.
Speaker 2 (27:19):
Oh, there was a popular sports website this morning throwing
out there that the Lakers should consider trading Reeves and
of course in the comments, everybody was furious and you
can't do that right now.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
But the stock second again, that's what they were saying. Yeah, No,
he's playing big man and that's what you want. You
want your guys to step up. But you know he's
getting that opportunity to show what he could really do. Well,
we're going to talk some Halloween. We're gonna go into
our crystal Ball talk some NFL as we enter week nine.
But let's go to Dan Byer for an update. dB,
(27:50):
who knows me.
Speaker 3 (27:51):
I was just gonna say, maybe it'll spur some Lebron
trade talks. That's always fun, right, Yes, that's what he's
gonna say.
Speaker 2 (27:58):
Yeah, Denny, I think Laker fans would be more in
favor of that than Raves for sure, I.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
Know what appreciates lebron Hey, Dan Buyer as I know
you have a million things in your update as a
Niners fan. Any party news, what's what's doing? Is there
any real update on the I don't.
Speaker 3 (28:12):
Have anything on on today. Yeah, so I think I
said yesterday he was limited in practice. I believe that
was the report. All the days are blending together, but
I don't have anything today. If mac Jones gets me
next hour.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
If mac Jones stunk, do you think that party would
have tried to push it? But since mac Jones is
a pretty suitable backup, they're taking their time more. Uh.
Speaker 3 (28:33):
Yeah, it's a tough question. I think because they're five
and three, they can take their time.
Speaker 1 (28:39):
Yeah. And you were talking yesterday about how the NFC
seems like it's sort of set.
Speaker 3 (28:44):
I think so. I don't know about how you look
at it. But there's other quarterback news outside of brock party.
Lamar Jackson's back. He's starting tonight for the Ravens against
the Dolphins eight fifteen Eastern Time to start Week nine.
He returns from that hamstring strain as he's been out
injuring it in Week four against Kansas City. One note
from the Chiefs. Running back Aseaa Pacheco didn't practice today
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because of the knee injury suffered against the Commanders on Monday. Again,
he's considered week to week. Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco limited
in practice today. He's got that shoulder issue that could
cost him the game against the Bears on Sunday. Cardinals
quarterback Kylo Murray on track to start against the Cowboys.
He's set to return from a foot injury that cost
him two games. That's a Monday night affair in Arlington.
While Texans wide receiver Nico Collins his clear concussion protocol,
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he'll play against the Broncos coming up on Sunday. University
of Texas quarterback Arch Manning remains in concussion protocol but
did practice today. Longhorns rank twentieth in the country. Welcome
number nine Vanderbilt to Austin on Saturday. Nebraska is given
at football coach Matt Rule it to year extension that
will now run through the twenty thirty two season. The
buyout ESPN says if he leaves after this year, would
(29:49):
be fifteen million dollars. Seven point two million viewers in
Canada watched last night's Game five of the World Series
on Sportsnet there it ends up being the most watched
Toronto Blue Jay game ever in that country. Nationals have
hired thirty three year old Blake Petera is their new skipper,
the youngest manager in the big leagues in more than
fifty years. He spent the last four seasons managing for
(30:11):
the Rays in their minor league system. And we started
with the Lakers, let's end with them. The Board of
Governors unanimously approved the ten billion dollar sale of the
team today from the Bus family to Mark Walter. Guys,
back to you.
Speaker 1 (30:23):
How young is the manager? Thirty three? Damn thirty three? Yeah,
that's that's yeah. I mean the youngest before there was
like a young nineteen no, nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 3 (30:36):
The Minnesota Twins hired a manager prior to that, way
back when nineteen fourteen, eighteen ninety five. He had some
twenty year olds, but it was nineteen seventy two. Frank Kalchi,
I believe it could be pronounced Kulisi, was the manager
of the Minnesota Twins at thirty three years of age.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
I thought it was when the Twins didn't the owner
die and he left the team to his grand kid,
and he ran, Wasn't that the answer?
Speaker 3 (31:02):
Yes, yes, that would have been the right answer, much
better than my gibberish that I told you.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
Hey, dam Viral, let me ask you something because in
a little while we're gonna go over We're gonna look
into our Halloween crystal ball as we enter Week nine
in the NFL, because there's a lot of telling matchups
this week, and I think you're gonna start to see
teams pull away and teams fall back. This is around
the time of the year where it's like we're gonna
find out who's for real. The Broncos are are underdogs
(31:28):
against the Texans. I know Patrick Sartan is out, Mims
I believe is out as well. They the Broncos are
a little banged up. But why the sense is the
sentiment that the Texans are like about to get hot
and they they beat the Niners last week. They look good.
But are the Broncos. Is there a reason you think
they're dogs in this game?
Speaker 3 (31:46):
I think because you have two teams that their strength
is defense. The Texans defense is really really good, and
they're really really good at home, and you saw it
last week with the offense playing in concert with the defense.
Houston had ball control and we're able to stay on
the field. I think that's why you have it with
(32:07):
Houston getting the slide edge at home. Nowadays, it's not
used to be three points for the home team. It's
not usually about a point half of two points. Texans
playing a bit better, so I think that's the reason why.
But it does stick out a little. I agree with
that because I.
Speaker 1 (32:21):
Was going over my picks for the week, and I'm like,
I respect the Texans after what they did to the
Niners last week. But the Broncos. Remember in the beginning
of the week, we talked about the Horsey teams, the
Broncos and the Colts. Yeah, right, Broncos to be a
dog at six and two underdog. I know it's on
the road, and Texans did seem to have a pretty
cool home field advantage last week. But we'll go over
all those games next, the telling games, and we go
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old school Cavino and it involves Halloween and candy and
a couple other fun little layers. All right, do that next?
Right here? Hang tight, Fox Sports Radio, Cavino and Rich
Let's go tonight Mischief Night. We called it mischief night.
(33:05):
Growing up, Halloween Eve, go out and cast some mischief.
Now smash some pumpkins like Billy Corgan never did anything
the night before Halloween where I grew up, it was
on Halloween. Kids are up to tonight again depending on
where you are, Devil's Night, Cabbage Night was another name.
The freaks come out at night. But I guess you
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know it's regional. You did it on you caused your
mischief on Halloween, as we did that too as a
grown up in a homeowner. Now, I'm glad that stuff's over.
I'm glad kids don't do that. It's over. But I
don't want to be buying eggs today. I don't want
eggs and shaving cream on my front lawn. I hope
you get t peed tonight, but it's time TP on
your bunghole. Is time for our ti Iraq play of
the day. It was all Blue Jays from the takeoffell
(33:49):
in the wers the first pitch of Game five of
the World Series.
Speaker 2 (33:51):
If it's hit high left field in deep call back
not the.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
Track, leaps at the wall, and that ball his goal.
Speaker 3 (34:01):
Our first pitch homer for David Schneider and the Blue
Jays take the lead in the first Welcome to Game five.
Speaker 1 (34:11):
Hey dad, you got that on your iPhone? Sure new
pretty cool moment. Dah. That is courtesy by the way
of I'm guessing the Blue Jays Radio network. There it
is in the Tyrack Play of the day. For of
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The way tire buying should be. And again we say
it all the time, but you can't set the tone
any better than that. Immediately, the Dodgers' backs are against
the wall, snails like oh no, and as a result,
you're down two oh because Laddie hit one next, can't
wait for the next game and can't wait for Old
School win fifty hits. Got to do it. Now, let's go,
(34:58):
there's a suit. Yeah. What we gonna do is go
back back into time.
Speaker 4 (35:07):
Throwing it back for a Thursday. Old School went fifty.
That's fifty after cn R give you the time capsule
topic and we reminisce together.
Speaker 1 (35:17):
Yeah. So it's October thirtieth. We already said the freaks
come out at night, especially tonight. I grew up in Union,
New Jersey, Union, New Jersey. Tonight would be mischief night.
You said it rich egg and houses. I's going out
closing some rugs. I'm not saying I was a goodie goodie. Yeah,
I did all that, but we just did it to
each other. We never honestly messed with someone's house. Like dude,
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we were throwing eggs at our buddies or shaving cream.
You would burn the little tip of it. As an
eighties kid, you'd be scared of the burnout kids because
they'd steal your candy, or they beat you up on
this night. If the older kids caught you out on
your night, you'd have to run. You just unlocked the memory.
I think you unlocked them Emory. For a lot of people,
you were at that borderline age of like, you're not
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quite a teenager, but you're out on your own. It's scared.
You'll be scared if you saw a group of like
teen park, just give you a weggie. You saw a
group of teenagers walking down your block, you'd be like,
you know, I'm getting out of here, Danny, did you
do that on the West coast? Was like shaving cream
and eggs and all that time. Well again, October thirtieth
is also Get this? Is this new? Is this always
(36:23):
the day? Get this? Not only Devil's Night or whatever?
Halloween Eve? But it's National Candy Corn Day. I did
not know that Candy corn Day. And can's so much
heat around this time of year. But the episode on corn, huh,
candy corn. It's candy corn, candy corn horn from the
(36:43):
candy corn lobby. They just trying to want you to
get They want you to buy more candy corn. I
love me some cavy corn. We have a theory about it.
But I do want to say, you talk about the
eggs and the shaving cream on Mischief Night? Do you
ever want to sit on your own porch with a
carton of eggs and you be the you be the aggressor,
like you see some bad kids in your neighborhood and
you throw some one hundred and two mile on hour
heat like you're a Henriquez out of the bullpen. You're
(37:06):
the pelter whaw. Like I feel like that's what I
want to do, Uncle Rico. Now, candy corn there's a
theory here on Covino. On Rich, there's not a household
in the United States or Canada. What's up Toronto A
There's not a household that's not slightly divided on their
feelings on candy corn. Well, it seems like the world's
(37:28):
divided on social media because for everybody that loves it,
there's a meme or someone complaining about how they hate it.
I love candy co What is the flavor of candy corn?
My wife hates it, my daughter loves it, I love
my son hates it. I love it. Are we a
show divided? Hey? I hold that thought. Are we a
(37:49):
show divided? But Rich, your theory is there's not a
house that's not divided. There's not a house that's unanimous
on their love or hate of candy corn. I put
my family through the test. I went to my family
chat and I was like, are we a family divided?
And you're absolutely right because my brother immediately is like,
I hate candy corn?
Speaker 4 (38:07):
You garbage?
Speaker 1 (38:07):
Candy corns garbage?
Speaker 4 (38:09):
You?
Speaker 1 (38:11):
I hate it?
Speaker 2 (38:11):
Sugar corn, syrup, honey, artificial flavor? What is the flate? Like,
what's the taste? It's the sweet honey sugar.
Speaker 1 (38:19):
I feel as though you're insinuating you're not team candy Corn.
I am not prove the point. There's not a show,
not a family damn buyer. Yeah your nay on the
candy corn double thumbs if you're one of those, I'm
(38:43):
on the fence about it. We say this every year,
and it is a game changer. If you mix your
little bowl of candy corn and you throw some peanuts
in there, it tastes no joke, it's exactly it's but
it's exactly like a paid day.
Speaker 4 (38:56):
It does.
Speaker 1 (38:57):
I can pay, so you can enjoy that. But here's
the question, Fox Sports Radio Nation. What's the candy that
your parents always stole from you and your bag when
you were a kid, Remember the eighties, kids, your parents
would always say, let me check for razor blades and
let me make sure it's so, what's the candy they stole?
And part two of this question is is there an
old guy candy you like? Because I have a number
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one answer on the board, So we'll get to all
that celebrating a little Halloween right here. SNA
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to day Thursday with Conveno Rich Man oh Man A
Shimmit's let's do it all right? Going it back? Thursday's
the new Friday, the weekend, the Halloween weekend. Vishally begin Hey,
it's a quote hub Halloween. Yeah, Halloween, is it won us?
It is? It's right here. We got some treats for
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you in the form of sound effects provided by Iowa
Sam by Sammy, Oh yeah, we do all school sound effects.
Sam's gotcha. We got Danny g He's our super producer.
He runs this show, Mike runs this place. Danny runs
the show. Spotty's on the videos at Cobin on Rich, FSR.
Dan Byer, the Great is here and thank you for
(01:05):
rocking out with us. Let's go. I hope you had
a Blue Jays short night. I hope you had a
a savage short of night a Davis Schneider leading off
the game with a bomb set in the tone while
his dad was filming it on his iPhone. Yeah, which
was wild. You know, Danny G was kind enough to
(01:26):
give me a ride yesterday. My car was at the
dealership and we left the studio. I hope you gave
him some gas money by the time we got to
the car. Did you give him some gas money? Cheapskate?
It was on his way. But now I have to
because you said that. That's right, because an uber would
have cost you at least fifty dollars here in La
seventy five or traffic.
Speaker 2 (01:44):
No gas money, Yeah, man, at.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
Least two dollars. Two dollars, at least two dollars because
rich O's me money first, so I'm not going to be,
you know, giving that away. Where's my two dollars? Where's
my dollars? We leave here and the game was just
about to start. He puts on the local affiliate five
seventy and we're like, wait a minute, how was it
already too nothing? It was one of those like all right, Danny,
(02:09):
stop the car, let me look on Twitter real quick.
Don't you hate that? That is the worst by the way.
The worst feeling you miss, like two minutes is already
two nothing.
Speaker 2 (02:18):
Seriously, hey, by the way, some Jabroni cut us off
as we were trying to get on the Freuay, so
we almost.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Did stop the car and Danny g nailed it. In
our pre show meeting, we always say you gotta set
the tone, but you automatically immediately put pressure on the
Dodgers at home when you start off the game with
two home runs back to back bombs. So again, Schneider,
(02:43):
who's in for George Springer. It is about stepping up too, right.
You know he's stepping up in these big moments. Players
need to step up. Some players are stepping down. I'll
have Mookie Betts, but he stepped up. Hit a bomb.
Flatty juniors up hits a bomb. Now the Dodger's like,
oh no, gripping the bats extra tight. And you're seeing
(03:05):
it with Freddy Freeman, You're seeing it with Mookie Bats.
You've seen it, which means that there's probably less pressure
in game six. It's gonna be a game seven, guys, No,
there's gonna be a game seven. I could George Foreman
guarantee there'll be a game seven, which is the highest
form of guarantee. Ah gante, Do you know what? It's
just the perfect ending. We'll talk more about this on
(03:26):
over promised our bonus show today. But it's been such
a great season, we've talked baseball more than ever before
that it's only fitting that it comes down to a
game seven. By the way, you talked about missing moments
and big games, how aggravating you ever had a game.
It doesn't even need to be a postseason game, but
you picked a minute to go grab a beer or
(03:47):
a hot dog, and that's when someone hits a home run. Yeah,
did you see? Freddy Freeman's aunt said that she just
caught his game winning home run in the eighteenth inning.
She was looking for I think it was like late
late inning, call off your ice cream or something, And
Freddie Freeman's aunt said, I almost missed his whole h
that's so crazy, right, all the family's there, everybody's tuned in.
(04:09):
I mean we're on the edge of our seat. Magine,
if you're related to these players, that's a whole other thing.
And Rich already pointed it out. David Schneider, he's that
weenie with the mustache who's in for Springer, real scrappy guy. Again,
it's about the key players to step up, and he's
one of those dudes. One of the most heart touching, heartwarming,
heart tugging moments was that your favorite Jesse Christina Aguilere
(04:30):
song what Weenie with a Mustache? No, oh, that's Genie
in a bottle Weenie, He's a weenie with a mustache.
Or the song I sing about you weenie with a
model Have you ever seen Rich's wife? He's a weenie
with a model baby. But one of the most heartwarming
moments is Schneider's dad. You would think he had better seats,
(04:51):
but he's sitting there filming the moment on his cell
phone and he's watching his son hit a World Series
home run and high five and everybody it is the night.
It honestly makes you want to shed one a little bit. Well,
we have thoughts not only about baseball, football, NBA, Halloween,
just a lot of fun today. So we appreciate you
(05:13):
hanging with us. I do a question based on what
you just said. Sure, surprise, he didn't have better seats.
He had pretty decent seats. There's only so many people,
only so many seats. Celebrities are out and about. But
here's my question. If you find yourself sitting next to
Schneider's dad and you're a Dodgers fan, how does that
(05:36):
change the way you root? I think you as a human, right, well,
that's what I am. Yeah, Well, unless you're some sort
of cave person with the heart's running for this guy's
son to do well in that moment, if you're getting
to know him and you know you're like, man, that's
your son, no way, and you have this human man
to man moment with the guy, you're not going to
(05:56):
root against him if you have a loser would do that?
If you have a true kind moment with Schneider's dad, right, like, hey,
what's your name? Ball ball? Hey Bob, good to me
you Bob Schneider. Yeah, I'm a big Dodgers guy. How
are you a Blue Jays fan?
Speaker 3 (06:08):
Man?
Speaker 1 (06:09):
Eh, my son, your son is David Schneyder. I think
you almost need to root for your team. But also
in that moment, be like, I'm going to root for
your kid just not to get any big hits. Like ah, right,
you first kid to hit a single or or something
too late? Your kid hit a home run? You sucky
home run? I don't know, even feelings might change a
little bit, and that's what set the tone. And you
(06:32):
know what, the Dodgers lost. They let that game get
away from him. Look, no one was hitting you, Savage anyway.
Twelve strikeouts, insane year, insane story. We can't harp on
that enough. But you also can't look at Snell and
say he pitched bad because he got in his zone
after that, and you got to give him credit for it. Again,
it's the Dodgers basket didn't step up. Snell calm down,
(06:53):
has nothing to show for it in this postseason or
in this World Series. But he didn't pitch bad at
all after that. No, you got to give him support. Yeah,
you gotta gim run supports, so it props to him.
I do wonder when you see some of these postseason
heroes like you, Savage, young dude, as we said, young
family kid too. Another great story, you Savage, as we
pointed out, I believe he started the year in Little League,
(07:15):
then he played pony Ball, then he played Babe Ruth
that's exactly Connie Mack, and then I think he played
in the Mexican League. He went to the dr I
think he went to now he's pitching the World Series.
What is the expectation of this kid next year, Like,
would you be shocked if he becomes top tier? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (07:37):
Or the.
Speaker 1 (07:39):
Start of a superstar or is he just having a
superstar moment? Like, of course, I'm going to tie to
my mets because that's what I know best. Remember at
the end of the year, they brought up that kid
McClean and he was untouchable, And you're like, yo, if
he had a full season, he'd be like to say, young,
that was a month and a half sample size. Is
he lightning in a bottle? Or is this the start
(07:59):
of a of an amazing career? You say, like, wow,
blue Jays winning or not? Next year they have another ace.
No matter what, he's a World Series hero for the
rest of his life. So not a bad way to
start off your career. But can he keep that going
in the years to come? Or is this just the
moment that we all get to witness. So props to him, Hey,
(08:20):
props to the Blue Jays and the Dodgers. It's been
an exciting World Series. And tonight you get to focus
on some football Thursday Night football, and then back at
it again tomorrow for Game six one, and then after
six is what six, which, by the way, according to
dictionary dot com, this is embarrassing became the twenty twenty
(08:42):
five ward of the Year. I'm like, it's not even
a word six seven, So you got a game six
tomorrow and I have one final thought about that. But
I heard someone say something interesting and I totally always
feel this way. I call it hyper the one man
to be theory. Oh, I'll give credit where it's due.
(09:03):
When I was trying to get with my wife, our
one mutual friend, this woman Ali, Ali said, Yeah, Sarah's
dating some dude, but he sucks. And I go, oh,
she's dating someone, and she goes, no, no, that's a
good thing. Can we just tell a quick backstory? His wife,
Sarah is from Texas, and I've seen America's Sweethearts on Netflix.
(09:25):
A lot of these Dallas cowboy cheerleaders have weak taste.
They're like super hot women with the goofiest guys, what
are you saying? No, no, no, it has nothing to do
with you. I'm just saying, whoever, whoever she was with
at the time, I don't know. I'm trying to decide
how no no, no, no, no, no no, No, has nothing to
do with you mixus girls with goofy taste. No, I'm
getting this. You're you're great, You're great. This has nothing
(09:47):
to do with you. I'm saying whoever she was with,
I've seen the show. I see where they go. So
her friend and our mutual our one mutual friend. Ali said,
that's good because a s girl, you're competing against every
other guy. When a girl you meet is dating one
terrible dude, you just need to beat him. The one
(10:09):
man to beat theories. Easier to beat the one man
than a bunch of people. It's easy, especially social media,
easier to outshine one guy that's failing than everyone. And
but you're meddling. Then I would say, I'm a married
with two beautiful children. Yeah, you won, meddle away, I won,
you did. Yeah. Now I say that because I saw
someone say, like, if you're the Yankees and your division
(10:32):
rival is a game away from winning the World Series,
you have to now design your team to beat the
Blue Jays. And when you see how fundamentally sound and
how they foul off balls, they work counts, they play
small ball, you now have to figure out, well what
the Yankees are doing in the next couple of years,
(10:53):
if things stay the same, they're not going to get
past that team. It's not even that they play small ball.
They're playing baseball. And that's why as much as I
dislike them, I love the way they're playing the game.
It's not about just swinging for the fence at all time.
In fact, your Dodgers are starting to look like the Yankees,
where they're relying too much on the home run and
they're pressing a little too And Danny, this applies not
(11:14):
just to baseball. You don't think there's an AFC equation
every year where coordinators get together and they're like, all right,
how do we beat the Chiefs? That's that's totally the thinking, like,
all right, that's great in our division, that's great, But
if we really want to ever go somewhere, how do
we beat THEA like you're trying? Though, again, this stems
from relationship thinking. The one man to beat theory does
(11:35):
translate in sports as the one team to beat theory. Well,
if they're the team, how do we beat them? And
you draft players and you get players to combat their
main players, and that's how you play the game. And
on the flippity dip, which would be the proper terminology,
the flippity dip of that, whether the Dodgers come back
or not, which I'm a believer that they do believe
or not. Danny, you would love to hear that. I
(11:56):
think they're gonna win the game seven, as long as
you're not in a t chinx them, Like, maybe I
shouldn't get my son his mooie bets Jersey. Maybe I'm
the problem. So I feel like, if you're a National
League fan, even if the Dodgers fall short, you have
to then look at what the Blue Jays are doing
and say, how do we build our National League team
to get past them? Because that's really the goal. By
(12:21):
the way, how did you end up beating this guy?
You can't like leave us with a cliffhanger. He was
a jealous He was a jealous type. Yeah, he was
like a loud type of like like seem like a
mean guy. So I'm like, I'm calm, lovable, I'm not
jealous them. You're calm, eazy, breezy guys, calmed than you.
(12:43):
So you send flowers to their house calmed than you? Right,
know what I actually did when I first dated my wife.
This is this shows how long ago. It is, you know,
Instagram and TikTok or on a thing. So I had
to find her home address, and I thought I found
her home address, and I found her dad's addressed by mistake.
So I sent flowers and all these goodies, and her
Dad's like, who's this shock jock trying to bang my daughter? Hey,
(13:09):
his name is rich Davis, and he won her heart. Yes,
and I want her one man to beat theory. So
what do you do moving forward to beat a team
that's well rounded like the Blue Jays. That is the
question that every team is going to examine the same
way NFL has examined, how do we beat the Chiefs.
I'm sure for years NBA teams trying to figure out,
(13:32):
like how he contained a team with the Splash brothers
at the time, Like when Clay and Steph were just
beating everyone with the three pointer, Like that's what they're
doing when they watch film and they're on the drawing
board and they're trying to figure it out. When it
goes beyond the drawing board in the locker room, it
goes into the drafting process, free agency, like what do
we need to do? What's a missing piece? It's hard
to beat a player or a team that never gives up.
(13:53):
And when you got to battle against a team like
the Blue Jays who just swing and put the ball
in play and make contact, it's very tough. What's the
always goes back again? We're talking baseball. It's simple game, right,
Well it's not, but it is, they always say, and
they say it because it's true. They meaning us. Good
pitching always stops good hitting. You saw it yesterday, you
(14:14):
Savage twelve strikeouts. He struck out everybody in the Dodgers lineup, everybody.
That's a performance. So you need those dominant aces if
you want to compete. Is it an ace? Is it
in football? Saying it's always gonna help? Dude, you need
a guy who could pitch like a Savage all the time.
Dann Buyery know comes to mind from me as a
as a Niners guy. The Niners couldn't get past the
(14:37):
Cowboys and like, we need one big, flashy defender, a
guy that's going to be a game changer. They get
prime time Deon Sanders and that was what helped get
them over the hump.
Speaker 3 (14:47):
Yeah, and then Dallas is like, we need one guy
to beat the forty nine ers, so we'll take Dan
from him and then the next.
Speaker 1 (14:52):
Year then they think so true.
Speaker 3 (14:55):
I think it's easier in football though that then and
honestly in the NBA.
Speaker 1 (15:00):
NBA always looking for that big guy to compete with
the other big guy.
Speaker 3 (15:03):
Yeah, like in baseball, I get what you're saying in
developing guys, but if and guys do make it to
the big leagues a lot quicker than they did previously.
But still I think that the way you do that
is via free agency in trades. Yeah, so I think
in those like, if you're looking to match Toronto in
that way, that's probably how you do it. Because plus,
(15:24):
I mean, some of these young kids are just it's
an absolute crap shoot, you know, aside from the surefire
first round picks, and even though those are sometimes.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
But look at the NBA, right, and this is way premature,
like Cavino's reputation. If you look at Wemby, if he
develops into what we all in the studio feel like
could could be over the next couple of years, there'll
be a total mission to like, all right, what's this,
what's the equation to stop him? Another seven to five giant? Yeah? Still, yeah,
(15:57):
to go find the next George Mirasan with some the
actual abilities. There is no way to stop that guy
right now.
Speaker 3 (16:05):
Trey Ya Savage isn't Wemby. So if you're the Spurs,
or if you're a team competing against the Spurs, you're like,
how do we stop the other four guys? It's kind
of what some people do with the Nuggets. Honestly, they're like,
let Jokic score for his fifty points and ten rebounds,
but as long as he doesn't have fifteen assists, we
should be not we should be good, but then we
(16:26):
have a chance.
Speaker 1 (16:26):
Well I agree with them by one hundred percent. And
I had one last final thought on the World Series
Game six tomorrow, and then we're gonna get into some NFL.
We'll go old school to Thursday, having a lot of fun.
I'm sure it's dawned on some people, but we live
out here in LA. You know, I'm a New York
sports fan, but I live out here in LA and
I realize that tomorrow's Halloween. What are the primo hours
(16:50):
of tricker treating for a kid? Usually what a little
kid's bedtimes like eight o'clock, maybe maybe nine o'clock on
a Halloween night, late afternoon, early evening, five to eight.
Oh you mean our window of World Series Game six?
Speaker 4 (17:02):
Damn it?
Speaker 1 (17:02):
How many moms and dads are gonna be walking around
carrying their little you know, pushing their little wagon, making
sure their kids say hey, you say thank you, thank you,
waving to the neighbor. A bunch of dads looking at
their phone the whole time with one AirPod in say
thank you, holding up their phone. You're gonna I can't
wait to see this scene tomorrow because it's gonna be
hilarious because I'll be doing the same. But look around anywhere,
(17:26):
but especially in La or on the West coast, people
are gonna be checking out the game during the exact timeframe.
Kids will be trigger treating.
Speaker 2 (17:36):
Exactly gonna happen. And this stinks. This is the first
year I'm gonna take CoA. Me and Brenda are gonna
take CoA out to trick or treat. He's lightning McQueen.
So I was thinking, Aha, I know, I'll use my
iPad as his car play because he's a car.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
Or or just tell me he's lightning McQueen. We're gonna
do this really quick, go to two houses ago. But
you know what Danny G's what's interesting is you might think, Ah,
if you don't have kids or little kids, no problem.
If you're sitting at home watching the game every five minutes,
your you'res zoned in trigger treat, son of a you
(18:13):
might there's gonna be a lot of people with take
one signs outside their house because, honestly, if you're sitting
on the couch cocktail in hand, watching the Dodgers tomorrow,
watching the Blue Jay smart, do you think you want
to be interrupted every two minutes or a trigger treat?
It's gonna happen because kids are back out again. There's
been there was a lull a few years where you're like,
where did all the kids go? Now seems like they're
(18:35):
back at it again. Deny G. You know you could
do too. You know, when you go up to the
people's houses with your kid, you can just look into
their see you into their living room and see if
you can get the score, and just peer into the TV.
Speaker 2 (18:47):
I was gonna mention some of the cool houses in
the past have had TVs out on the rollers, like
what Rich set up with a sporting event on so
people can still see what's going on.
Speaker 1 (18:57):
Consider it a warning, I guess, or a reminder to
be prepared because you don't want to miss anything tomorrow.
If you're trick or treating, you're living the dead life. Well,
anyone in the Pacific times on. I know most of
our affiliates are in the East, so you're a little safer.
But there'll be a lot of World Series overlap, and
it happens every year. I remember, you know, I didn't
have kids yet, but I went to the World Series
(19:19):
in twenty fifteen on Halloween night. It happens. You know,
the world doesn't stop for kids to dress up and
get candy, but it should be a fun night tomorrow,
Dan Bayer, your kid doing a little trick or treating tomorrow?
Speaker 3 (19:32):
Oh yeah, yeah, I'm not sure what the plan is exactly, but.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Did you do trunk or treat at your school? That's
my new favorite thing.
Speaker 3 (19:39):
There is a carnival at the school tomorrow morning, so
I will be there tomorrow morning. There's a trunk or
treat tonight, and then we'll do something on Friday. I
don't know if your guys neighborhoods have this, but I
know in a lot of places around the country it's
probably getting cold but we have people who sit out
in their driveways with tables and yeah, it's there. Hang
so there will be people with TVs and the Dodger gabled.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
Yeah, and then you know there's there's houses that hand
out adult beverages. Yes, they're like, hey, trick or treat kids,
and they'll off of the parents like, hey, you want
a beer? You want to want a glass of wine?
Like it's a thing. Though, it's uh, it's gonna be
a fun night. But trunk or treat might be the
one thing. It's uh, it just adds for more excitement, honestly,
But you and I Trunker treats the one thing. Covino
(20:21):
and I both agree as parents, we totally change our
mind on I remember when I first heard the phrase
trunk or treat. I'm like, hall Way, what happened to
trick or treating? The whatssification of America? I remember being
what's going on? And then you go to your kids
school they have like a DJ and all the cars
are decorated and all the kids are getting candy and
they're happy with their pals, and you're like, yeah, this
is way cooler. So and I get to chill. I
(20:42):
don't have to walk around the neighborhood. Oh yeah, because
it's in tandem with yeah, trick or treat. It's not
one or the other. You could still do both. All right,
So tomorrow an exciting night of Halloween and game six
tonight Thursday Night Football. We'll keep you posted on that.
We got lots to get to today and a half
hound or old school and fifty hits. We throw it
back in reminisces. We do that every Thursday, and we
(21:03):
get you involved. The numbers eight seven, seven ninety nine
on Fox we got more. Covino and Rich on Fox
Sports Radio. Yeah, Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio.
You want to come back in another life as a
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the past twenty four hours? My goodness, Jesus, if you
haven't seen those pictures, she's breaking the internet. Covino and Rich,
Iowa Sam playing some old school white stripes. He's on
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of course we got a live chat going chime in
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it five stars because anything less is uncivilized. Covino and
Rich wherever you stream your podcast, and I bring up
the whole Do you want to come back as a
(22:07):
hot check not as just a random hypothetical Livvy Done
likely the future misses, Paul Skemes, Power, Paul Skans than
Livy Done, because I get to reap the benefits of
a Livy Done and pitching the big leaks. That is true.
Can I just come back as him but better looking,
looks way better with the beard. No more it helps you.
(22:29):
So I bring it up because you remember Livy Done.
The only criticism ever of the super hot lsur gymnast
was she's cheering on skiings, lifts her arms and she
had gross pit stains. Do you remember this moment? I
was saying, do you remember the Livy Done pittstain moment? Yes?
And nothing she could do could gross me out. So
(22:50):
you know, I was sayings like could I buy that? True? No,
i't that far. So she now the one little quote blemish.
She's a human being, but the one little like we'll
get her sweating through her shirt on pitstains. She now
landed apparently some big deal with Secret Deodor, and then
she's a new face of the company. Wow. So like
(23:11):
when you're a hot turning dilemmas into dileminating, when you're
a hot, talented woman that looks like she does and
your business savvy, you take that little dilemma and as
you said, turn it into dilemonade. There you go, look
of that. So congrats the Livy done. The new face
of Secret Deodor, all right? And you know it's like
Jalen Brown, he needs to be the new spokesman for
(23:34):
some type of hair product. You know, I wouldn't be
surprised if there was some new product some like a
like a hair paint or productople might not know that
his actual hair rubbed off on a Knicks jersey, right,
We talked about that on our midweek major yesterday. That's right. Yeah.
(23:55):
So if he's losing his hair and he's trying to
fix it, yeah, there's a deal in play. I'm sure.
I don't think there's some male hair care products like
a thickener, like a thickener or some type of like
top like a Topics as a brand, but like you know,
when you go down the hair aisle, there's hair products
specifically for African American men. You don't think I'm sure
Jaylen Brown hair product. I think Brown is going to
(24:16):
be the guy that's like Jaylen Brown here for Blake,
make a couple more million as if he needs it.
Speaker 2 (24:21):
Boy, he's got the kind of money where I would
just tell my agent get a hold of UCLA. I
want to be one of the first to try out
that serum.
Speaker 1 (24:29):
Hey, if we're giving props the hair the hair growth serum,
that's the saying could be true. Yeah, I've seen that. Yeah,
they're saying it could end baldness. I want to give
props to well a few people. You know, we keep
talking about Wimbin Yama, but it's a really growing story.
I haven't saw Kendrick Perkins saying that years from now
(24:49):
the conversation. It could be five years from now, it
could be two years from now, who knows, but it's
gonna be who's to go Lebron Jordan and for a
younger generation, Wemby like he's going to be added to
that conversation. That's the type of year he's having and
the potential he's showing this year again grew two inches
and just playing way more dominant than they talk about
(25:09):
when he's told the Sydney sweety picture, No, no, oh heightwise,
I'm heightwise. And then I want to give props to
again because we're so caught up in World Series and
Thursday Night football and everything else. Yeah, we've been talking
about how hey, NBA's popping too, but I don't think
we've mentioned once how in the zone Austin Reeves has
been playing out of his mind. I almost feel like
(25:30):
his dominance is poorly time for him, like you right,
too many points in the past.
Speaker 2 (25:36):
Two games, record one of the record.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
I'm sure it's come up, but still the way he's
playing and again the game winner, it's like he had
a bad night. He had twenty eight points yesterday and
again getting more opportunity because there's no Luca, no Lebron.
So he's the guy who's stepping up. But he's stepping
up in such a big way. Rich that he's showing that.
You know, even Reddick was saying that he's not just good.
We always knew he was bad, but like he's really bad,
(26:03):
Like he's a good he's a bad Yeah, he's a
bad man. We always knew he was a good player,
but he's like really showing that he's a superstar that
could lead a team. Dude with twenty eight points yesterday,
still has the game winning shots. So again, playing like
a beast. But it's going under the radar because we're
talking so much World Series and everything else. If this
was happening any other times, if this is happening after
(26:26):
like the football season ended and that you know that
dead time where it's really just like NBA or hockey,
this would be our lead coming out of the show,
like Austin Reeves, because he's in US zone. That's a
great place to be when everything's just dropping, everything's going
your way. Got to embrace those moments. He's living it
right now. So just want to make that point in
case you come here for the you know, the basic updates,
(26:47):
if you're missing that storyline. It's fun to see. I
need Reeves to rub the top of Bett's head. Yeah, exactly,
he needs some of that. Need some of that. I mean,
I think when he has the ability to play like that,
if that Laker team does click, is he playing like that?
Because he has an opportunity that he won't have when
that team is fully healthy. It's almost like if if
(27:11):
fully healthy and out there in the court long term,
like Lebron just got back into action, did those points
now just be are they taken away from usin Reeves?
And like redistributed.
Speaker 2 (27:19):
Oh, there was a popular sports website this morning throwing
out there that the Lakers should consider trading Reeves and
of course in the comments, everybody was furious and you
can't do that right now.
Speaker 1 (27:29):
But the stock second again, that's what they were saying. Yeah, No,
he's playing big man and that's what you want. You
want your guys to step up. But you know he's
getting that opportunity to show what he could really do. Well,
we're going to talk some Halloween. We're gonna go into
our crystal Ball talk some NFL as we enter week nine.
But let's go to Dan Byer for an update. dB,
(27:50):
who knows me.
Speaker 3 (27:51):
I was just gonna say, maybe it'll spur some Lebron
trade talks. That's always fun, right, Yes, that's what he's
gonna say.
Speaker 2 (27:58):
Yeah, Denny, I think Laker fans would be more in
favor of that than Raves for sure, I.
Speaker 1 (28:04):
Know what appreciates lebron Hey, Dan Buyer as I know
you have a million things in your update as a
Niners fan. Any party news, what's what's doing? Is there
any real update on the I don't.
Speaker 3 (28:12):
Have anything on on today. Yeah, so I think I
said yesterday he was limited in practice. I believe that
was the report. All the days are blending together, but
I don't have anything today. If mac Jones gets me
next hour.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
If mac Jones stunk, do you think that party would
have tried to push it? But since mac Jones is
a pretty suitable backup, they're taking their time more. Uh.
Speaker 3 (28:33):
Yeah, it's a tough question. I think because they're five
and three, they can take their time.
Speaker 1 (28:39):
Yeah. And you were talking yesterday about how the NFC
seems like it's sort of set.
Speaker 3 (28:44):
I think so. I don't know about how you look
at it. But there's other quarterback news outside of brock party.
Lamar Jackson's back. He's starting tonight for the Ravens against
the Dolphins eight fifteen Eastern Time to start Week nine.
He returns from that hamstring strain as he's been out
injuring it in Week four against Kansas City. One note
from the Chiefs. Running back Aseaa Pacheco didn't practice today
(29:05):
because of the knee injury suffered against the Commanders on Monday. Again,
he's considered week to week. Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco limited
in practice today. He's got that shoulder issue that could
cost him the game against the Bears on Sunday. Cardinals
quarterback Kylo Murray on track to start against the Cowboys.
He's set to return from a foot injury that cost
him two games. That's a Monday night affair in Arlington.
While Texans wide receiver Nico Collins his clear concussion protocol,
(29:28):
he'll play against the Broncos coming up on Sunday. University
of Texas quarterback Arch Manning remains in concussion protocol but
did practice today. Longhorns rank twentieth in the country. Welcome
number nine Vanderbilt to Austin on Saturday. Nebraska is given
at football coach Matt Rule it to year extension that
will now run through the twenty thirty two season. The
buyout ESPN says if he leaves after this year, would
(29:49):
be fifteen million dollars. Seven point two million viewers in
Canada watched last night's Game five of the World Series
on Sportsnet there it ends up being the most watched
Toronto Blue Jay game ever in that country. Nationals have
hired thirty three year old Blake Petera is their new skipper,
the youngest manager in the big leagues in more than
fifty years. He spent the last four seasons managing for
(30:11):
the Rays in their minor league system. And we started
with the Lakers, let's end with them. The Board of
Governors unanimously approved the ten billion dollar sale of the
team today from the Bus family to Mark Walter. Guys,
back to you.
Speaker 1 (30:23):
How young is the manager? Thirty three? Damn thirty three? Yeah,
that's that's yeah. I mean the youngest before there was
like a young nineteen no, nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 3 (30:36):
The Minnesota Twins hired a manager prior to that, way
back when nineteen fourteen, eighteen ninety five. He had some
twenty year olds, but it was nineteen seventy two. Frank Kalchi,
I believe it could be pronounced Kulisi, was the manager
of the Minnesota Twins at thirty three years of age.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
I thought it was when the Twins didn't the owner
die and he left the team to his grand kid,
and he ran, Wasn't that the answer?
Speaker 3 (31:02):
Yes, yes, that would have been the right answer, much
better than my gibberish that I told you.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
Hey, dam Viral, let me ask you something because in
a little while we're gonna go over We're gonna look
into our Halloween crystal ball as we enter Week nine
in the NFL, because there's a lot of telling matchups
this week, and I think you're gonna start to see
teams pull away and teams fall back. This is around
the time of the year where it's like we're gonna
find out who's for real. The Broncos are are underdogs
(31:28):
against the Texans. I know Patrick Sartan is out, Mims
I believe is out as well. They the Broncos are
a little banged up. But why the sense is the
sentiment that the Texans are like about to get hot
and they they beat the Niners last week. They look good.
But are the Broncos. Is there a reason you think
they're dogs in this game?
Speaker 3 (31:46):
I think because you have two teams that their strength
is defense. The Texans defense is really really good, and
they're really really good at home, and you saw it
last week with the offense playing in concert with the defense.
Houston had ball control and we're able to stay on
the field. I think that's why you have it with
(32:07):
Houston getting the slide edge at home. Nowadays, it's not
used to be three points for the home team. It's
not usually about a point half of two points. Texans
playing a bit better, so I think that's the reason why.
But it does stick out a little. I agree with
that because I.
Speaker 1 (32:21):
Was going over my picks for the week, and I'm like,
I respect the Texans after what they did to the
Niners last week. But the Broncos. Remember in the beginning
of the week, we talked about the Horsey teams, the
Broncos and the Colts. Yeah, right, Broncos to be a
dog at six and two underdog. I know it's on
the road, and Texans did seem to have a pretty
cool home field advantage last week. But we'll go over
all those games next, the telling games, and we go
(32:44):
old school Cavino and it involves Halloween and candy and
a couple other fun little layers. All right, do that next?
Right here? Hang tight, Fox Sports Radio, Cavino and Rich
Let's go tonight Mischief Night. We called it mischief night.
(33:05):
Growing up, Halloween Eve, go out and cast some mischief.
Now smash some pumpkins like Billy Corgan never did anything
the night before Halloween where I grew up, it was
on Halloween. Kids are up to tonight again depending on
where you are, Devil's Night, Cabbage Night was another name.
The freaks come out at night. But I guess you
(33:25):
know it's regional. You did it on you caused your
mischief on Halloween, as we did that too as a
grown up in a homeowner. Now, I'm glad that stuff's over.
I'm glad kids don't do that. It's over. But I
don't want to be buying eggs today. I don't want
eggs and shaving cream on my front lawn. I hope
you get t peed tonight, but it's time TP on
your bunghole. Is time for our ti Iraq play of
the day. It was all Blue Jays from the takeoffell
(33:49):
in the wers the first pitch of Game five of
the World Series.
Speaker 2 (33:51):
If it's hit high left field in deep call back
not the.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
Track, leaps at the wall, and that ball his goal.
Speaker 3 (34:01):
Our first pitch homer for David Schneider and the Blue
Jays take the lead in the first Welcome to Game five.
Speaker 1 (34:11):
Hey dad, you got that on your iPhone? Sure new
pretty cool moment. Dah. That is courtesy by the way
of I'm guessing the Blue Jays Radio network. There it
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The way tire buying should be. And again we say
it all the time, but you can't set the tone
any better than that. Immediately, the Dodgers' backs are against
the wall, snails like oh no, and as a result,
you're down two oh because Laddie hit one next, can't
wait for the next game and can't wait for Old
School win fifty hits. Got to do it. Now, let's go,
(34:58):
there's a suit. Yeah. What we gonna do is go
back back into time.
Speaker 4 (35:07):
Throwing it back for a Thursday. Old School went fifty.
That's fifty after cn R give you the time capsule
topic and we reminisce together.
Speaker 1 (35:17):
Yeah. So it's October thirtieth. We already said the freaks
come out at night, especially tonight. I grew up in Union,
New Jersey, Union, New Jersey. Tonight would be mischief night.
You said it rich egg and houses. I's going out
closing some rugs. I'm not saying I was a goodie goodie. Yeah,
I did all that, but we just did it to
each other. We never honestly messed with someone's house. Like dude,
(35:39):
we were throwing eggs at our buddies or shaving cream.
You would burn the little tip of it. As an
eighties kid, you'd be scared of the burnout kids because
they'd steal your candy, or they beat you up on
this night. If the older kids caught you out on
your night, you'd have to run. You just unlocked the memory.
I think you unlocked them Emory. For a lot of people,
you were at that borderline age of like, you're not
(36:00):
quite a teenager, but you're out on your own. It's scared.
You'll be scared if you saw a group of like
teen park, just give you a weggie. You saw a
group of teenagers walking down your block, you'd be like,
you know, I'm getting out of here, Danny, did you
do that on the West coast? Was like shaving cream
and eggs and all that time. Well again, October thirtieth
is also Get this? Is this new? Is this always
(36:23):
the day? Get this? Not only Devil's Night or whatever?
Halloween Eve? But it's National Candy Corn Day. I did
not know that Candy corn Day. And can's so much
heat around this time of year. But the episode on corn, huh,
candy corn. It's candy corn, candy corn horn from the
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candy corn lobby. They just trying to want you to
get They want you to buy more candy corn. I
love me some cavy corn. We have a theory about it.
But I do want to say, you talk about the
eggs and the shaving cream on Mischief Night? Do you
ever want to sit on your own porch with a
carton of eggs and you be the you be the aggressor,
like you see some bad kids in your neighborhood and
you throw some one hundred and two mile on hour
heat like you're a Henriquez out of the bullpen. You're
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the pelter whaw. Like I feel like that's what I
want to do, Uncle Rico. Now, candy corn there's a
theory here on Covino. On Rich, there's not a household
in the United States or Canada. What's up Toronto A
There's not a household that's not slightly divided on their
feelings on candy corn. Well, it seems like the world's
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divided on social media because for everybody that loves it,
there's a meme or someone complaining about how they hate it.
I love candy co What is the flavor of candy corn?
My wife hates it, my daughter loves it, I love
my son hates it. I love it. Are we a
show divided? Hey? I hold that thought. Are we a
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show divided? But Rich, your theory is there's not a
house that's not divided. There's not a house that's unanimous
on their love or hate of candy corn. I put
my family through the test. I went to my family
chat and I was like, are we a family divided?
And you're absolutely right because my brother immediately is like,
I hate candy corn?
Speaker 4 (38:07):
You garbage?
Speaker 1 (38:07):
Candy corns garbage?
Speaker 4 (38:09):
You?
Speaker 1 (38:11):
I hate it?
Speaker 2 (38:11):
Sugar corn, syrup, honey, artificial flavor? What is the flate? Like,
what's the taste? It's the sweet honey sugar.
Speaker 1 (38:19):
I feel as though you're insinuating you're not team candy Corn.
I am not prove the point. There's not a show,
not a family damn buyer. Yeah your nay on the
candy corn double thumbs if you're one of those, I'm
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on the fence about it. We say this every year,
and it is a game changer. If you mix your
little bowl of candy corn and you throw some peanuts
in there, it tastes no joke, it's exactly it's but
it's exactly like a paid day.
Speaker 4 (38:56):
It does.
Speaker 1 (38:57):
I can pay, so you can enjoy that. But here's
the question, Fox Sports Radio Nation. What's the candy that
your parents always stole from you and your bag when
you were a kid, Remember the eighties, kids, your parents
would always say, let me check for razor blades and
let me make sure it's so, what's the candy they stole?
And part two of this question is is there an
old guy candy you like? Because I have a number
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one answer on the board, So we'll get to all
that celebrating a little Halloween right here. SNA
Hosts And Creators
Rich Davis
Steve Covino
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