August 7, 2024 • 42 mins
C&R are impressed with the new Earthquake Alert that hit some Californians cell phones last night! They explain how they spurred on the White Sux to end their skid. A broken-up "No-No" by Corey Seager causes a major debate about rooting for a no-hitter! The crew & callers get after it! Plus, Olympic booties?
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en plus no plus no. There was almost a no
no no no, almost a no no last night for
the Houston astros, and I have a thought on that.
We're going to get to that and more like the
most moronic thoughts. So if you want to hear why
my co host Cavino is a dingbat. I love how
you set it up, but I think more people would
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agree with me than agree with you. So next try then, Uh,
you know what, keep your pants on, get excited because
everyone will agree with you if you fig you're right.
That's how it works. And uh are my forty nine
ers fumbling? Brandon? Ayyuk? Have they handled this the right way? Hell?
Do they need? Ayuk? I have thoughts, and being that
I'm the forty nine ers expert, I feel like my
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thoughts carry a little more weight. So we'll talk some
forty nine ers, We'll talk some no hitters. We got
midweek major, like you said, but last night, I know
we're in LA and we're talking to a national audience.
But something happened last night. For the first time in
my host to ten years living out here spot. I
know what happened to you MONSI did you get the
alert on your phone?
Speaker 2 (03:30):
I did not.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
I didn't get it either, But that's for the people
that they don't care if they're gone, Oh yeah, I know,
I didn't get it. What is this? What's that about?
I'm not offended. How come me and Manzie didn't get
you because you guys have cricket. Yeah it is okay,
But here's what happened of consumer cellular to me. I
was actually facetiming with my daughter, which I don't normally do.
She was just like she was with her mom. But
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she's like, Dad, I want you to see how the
clothes that got for school next week fashion child, and
I'll show out lunch. Yeah. So she's showing me all
the money of mine that she spent, and all of
a sudden, I hear this alert coming from her phone
that that same amber alert type of vibe where everyone's
phone simultaneously goes on. Face totally was like in shock.
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She goes, Dad, what's that. I'm like, I don't know,
And then seconds later I hear this and I'm like oh,
And then I see her face and I'm like, oh.
Speaker 3 (04:28):
It's cool.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
I go to Twitter to see if Chrissy Tagan has
announced it yet, because she is the she's a spokeswoman
for any time something goes on in LF. By the way,
I's an inside la joke, that's the truth. You automatically
go to Twitter and everyone's like earthquake, and it's always
Chrissy Tagan for years, John's wife, model Chrisy Tigan from
Sports Illustrated, and my daughter's like, oh my god, dad,
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And I was like, I didn't get an alert, but
she did. I heard it through her face time. But
what is said was alarming, but not because it was
an alert. It was just alarming. I mean, here's what
it said. No joke. And again, I know we're talking
to a national audience, but people deal with hurricanes and tornadoes,
and I know most natural disasters there is some type
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of heads up, like a tsunami, a tornado or a hurricane,
but earthquakes arbitrary. You get this alert, emergency alert, earthquake detected,
exclamation point, drop cover, hold on, protect yourself around this fuck.
(05:36):
This was good. This was tim ed wance where people
are saying they get the alert and then within ten seconds, whoa.
That's what was weird about it. So it was like, wait, what,
You're now scamed for those ten seconds because my daughter
got that alert and I'm like, she says, Dad, it
says earthquake, and I'm like what. Then I felt it?
(05:59):
Are you the idiot on the beach that watches the
tsunami coming towards them? You ever see those sad, unfortunate
videos where we're like, run, something's happening, some idiot standing
by that. I got calm down once it gets to me. Right, yeah,
big wave, right, a USGS shake alert, and I think
it registered on the Andy Richter scale out of five
point sevens after Andy. Yeah, Andy Richter scale five seven.
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And I felt every bit of it in the valley
because I live in a condo complex, so it's a
toller complex. My entire place was shaken. Dude, and the
dog starts barking. I'm here, neighbored dogs bark? Is that
really eerie, scary feeling of an unexpected earthquake? Except this
time we got the ten second alert leading up to it,
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never experienced that. It was very weird. And then it
posted the question like Danny G said, what are we
supposed to do in those ten seconds? But you had
a great answer.
Speaker 4 (06:56):
Well, yeah, my wife actually asked me that. She's like,
it scared me more than it helped me, almost, And
I could understand that sentiment. But what I think is,
at least you could go grab your baby. At least
you could cover your kid up through something.
Speaker 1 (07:09):
Danny Yeld Brenda, He's like, get cool, I go to
the table. It was weird, but I guess depending on
where you live. To wrap it up, I didn't feel anything.
His whole place.
Speaker 5 (07:21):
Shook like a waterbed. I was like on a waterbed
for eight seconds. That's what it felt like.
Speaker 1 (07:25):
I yeah, didn't feel anything at state. Oh no, I know,
but it's still just the weakest feeling. Yeah, rich didn't
feel And then it turns into did you feel it?
I felt that. I definitely felt you feel it? You
know what it's like. It's to tie it into sports.
We are Fox Sports Radio. I'll everyone felt like Jose
Altuve last night. You know what I mean by that?
Why you knew what pitch was coming?
Speaker 4 (07:47):
Ah, I thought you meant we cheated because we had
a ten second.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
That's what I'm saying. You knew what Ridge was coming? Yeah,
Oh got it? Okay, you knew, Like, imagine if every
natural disaster or bad thing you had a ten second warning. Hey, listen,
if you don't, uh, you don't change what you're doing,
you're gonna get a You're gonna get a fender bender.
In ten seconds.
Speaker 4 (08:05):
You're saying this, change lanes. Now you're saying this was
a digital trash can.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Yeah, everything is easier when you know it's coming. California
got redemption, you know, I mean, I know the Astros
beat him in twenty seventeen, Danny, Sorry, I guess if
you knew a punch in the nose was coming, easier
to block, easier to dodge. Exactly, if you know what
pitch is coming or what punch is coming, that would
change the sports world. I think it's pretty amazing technology
(08:30):
that there must be some seismic readers that give everyone
an alert, like a ten second warning. Like for real,
I'm not even joking. That could be the ten seconds
someone needs if it were a really bad earthquake to
genuinely duck and cover. So I think that's wild. We
really were the Houston Astros last night was the it's
been renamed the Houston Astros Earthquake Warning. Yeah. Uh and
(08:52):
that happened yesterday, and it does make you think to
tie it again to sports nineteen eighty nine. We were
all watching the World Series. And by the way, I
watched the Oakland Athletics last night, hoping they beat the
White Sox. I think that was the last time I
watched the Oakland Athletics. Yeah, Kmino thought that guy was
still on the team. I was like, where's Dave Stewart,
Where's Walt Weiss? Wit a second? Carney Lanceford's not on
(09:15):
the team anymore. Where's aren't the Besh brothers betting third
and fourth? But you remember the infamous earthquake. We're at
a TV station went out of course, But yeah, hopefully
everyone on the West Coast is safe the end. But
I did think for a minute, I'm like, oh, when
you know something's coming, that's sort of nice, right. I
wish I got that alert up before cards were turned
(09:36):
or dice were rolled in Vegas. It's gonna be black,
it's gonna be red, come on, thanks for the heads up,
So thank you earthquake alert people. Now, speaking of last night,
I did watch two games. I was on high alert
earthquake alert and baseball alert. My Yankees were not on.
They have a doubleheader today, so I'm like, well, now
(09:57):
what am I gonna do? I I was watching the
Athletics and the White Sox, and I did find myself
rooting for the Athletics. I'm like, come on, beat these
miserable White Socks. Keep this misery streak alive. Let us
feel better about our lives. Screw the White Sox. They
don't deserve to win. But terrible is that? A? And I?
(10:18):
By the way, is that a pompus team name for
being second worse than the American League the Athletics. You
know what I noticed to watching their pathetic team Athletics,
that the numbers painted in the outfield on the outfield wall,
like three fourteen or whatever it is in right field,
Like the numbers were chipping like you had some local
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semi pro league game, you know what I mean. Like
they didn't even repaint the outfield wall. This shit a
criockety wooden fence in the nineties, like a little league,
like a bad little field. You saw it like I
saw the outfield. I saw an outfielder make a play,
and I saw the numbers like the paint was chipping off.
I'm like, how little budget weak? Is that? So, you
know the minor league mlblaying in a minor league ballpark
(11:01):
next year? Yeah? Well terrible. You know, it's like COVI.
It's like you know, when you know you're leaving a
house or an apartment and you're moving. In those last
few months, you're like, eh, the dog pete on the carpet,
who cares? Yes, they totally have given up on that stadium.
They have given up on the organization. Hownere you gonna
scrub the shower this weekend? Or should I scrub the shower?
We're moving, But you don't have the mold. I often
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say you don't truly know how you feel about certain
things or how you would react until you're in the moment.
For example, I watch a lot of prize fights, fights
where I have no boxer in the in the match,
no horse in the race. But midway, somewhere midway, I've
decided like, now I want this guy to win. Now
I'm pulling for this guy. Something about the way he
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fights or his heart. I want this guy to win.
Last night I realized I really wanted the White Sox
to lose. I'm like, come on, athletics, beato, come on,
come on, he's beat the White Sox. They stink. But
I felt I feel like we jinxed it because we
talked about it yesterday. The White Stock, the White Sox
ended the twenty one game lose. He could say the
(12:06):
White sucks, the White sucks, so they know White sucks.
I felt awesome. I felt that way, thanks Sam. I
felt that way over the weekend when you and I
were watching some boxing. I don't dislike Terrence Crawford. I
mean he had Eminem put on a mini concert before
the fight. You start pulling for like the the guy
with the heart or the underdog. May you make your
(12:27):
mind out. When Marama Madramov, this young foreign dude with heart,
when he was giving Crawford everything he had midway through
the fight, I'm like, you know what I want? This
got to win like you do. It is interesting when
you don't have your team or a quote horse in
the race, mid fight, mid game, you find yourself making
an opinion. Yeah, usual, and it's usually the guy who's
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still in it, but behind come on, it's usually it like,
come on, dude, make this interesting. So I was rooting
for the A's just to keep that streak going. But Congratt.
That's the White Sox won their personal World Series, which
is interesting because there's still a lot of season left.
Do they go right back into a losing streak again,
(13:10):
We'll find out. But they won one. And then I
found myself invested in this Astros game last night. Did
you guys watch this? I thought this was so unfortunate.
Why imagine pitching and no, no, no, no. Imagine pitching
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a no hitter ninth inning, two outs. Every one in
that stadium, everyone in the clubhouse, everyone on the front
railing of the dugout. Not only does it get broken
up with two outs of the knife, Corey Seeger, your
former Dodger for the Texas Rangers, hits a bomb or
(13:55):
Singer is the bubble. They still win the game. Yeah,
but not only does he he goes from no hit
her to to earned runs and now, which is another
basic start. So I got an earth quick alert and
I got a no no alert. Your buddies start hitting
you up, yo, you'll turn on the game no hitter alert.
Valdez got a no hitter in the ninth against the Rangers. Now,
(14:16):
as a Yankees fan, I don't like either team, but
I sure as I don't.
Speaker 4 (14:19):
Like the Astros, right, and whoever sent that to you
jinxed it. Dude, you're not supposed to your friends always
you're so right about it.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
It's just always like that. And just like I said,
the minute we talked about that White Sox streak yesterday
on the air, I knew, you know what it's over.
We just jinxed it and we said that. You can
see the clip at Covino and rich on our Instagram.
I feel like the whole country can blame Kvino and
Rich We ruined the fun. So rich Ardy said it.
(14:47):
Corey Seeger steps up two outs in the ninth, breaks
up the no hitter and they score two runs. The
Astros still went four to two, and I was like, ah,
I came in today and I said to Rich, I
was like, well, if I was a Rangers fan, I
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would have wanted to see that no hitter broken up.
And we're just saying why. I'm like, every team wants
to see their team break up the no hitter. No
team wants to see their team no hit. Is it
a shame for the Astros fans? Is it a shame
for maybe the rest of baseball? Is it a shame?
For the record books and Valdez. Of course, that's not
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what I'm saying. You think Rangers fans wanted to see
their team no hit? You think the Rangers want to
know that's This is where Rich says I'm wrong, and
I want to take my shoe off and hit him
over the head way. Are real fan wants to see
their team no hit for the sake of history or
for the moment? And I don't care if I was
at that game, I want to see my team break
(15:53):
that no hitter on. You couldn't make less sense. Okay,
let's see how wrong you are. History versus he doesn't
take precedence over your team breaking it up. I'm pretty
sure history, nope, does take precedence over a random early August,
random one of one hundred and sixty two baseball games.
Our buddy Mike, who lives in Cincinnati. Guess what he
(16:14):
had the pleasure a different bike who our buddy Mike
and Cincinnati, A real friend of ours, actually huge Reds fan.
You know what he was super pumped about. And this
is a guy that goes to Reds games like every
week of his life with his kids. Huge Reds fan.
Guy's reading his kindle at the game, huge dread what
is this two thousand? Yeah he does, I should tell
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you something about Mike. He was pumped and was like, dude,
I happened to get club seats. Who was right behind
home plate in those like nice leather seats when Blake
Snell threw his no hitter against the Reds and I
was like, dude, that's awesome. Hey, dude, that's the silver lining.
That's the Hey, at least I saw history in the making.
(16:57):
That's how you justify it when you walk away like
a loser because you just took your kids and your
family to see your team get no hit. That's your
justification of well, kids, our team sucks ass, But you
know what, we saw history. No one wants to pay
to see their team get no hit. I kept and
the Yankees are getting no hit. I'm like, I don't
care who's at the plate. It could be a player
(17:18):
I don't care about. Come on, dide, you better break
up this no hitter because you just got embarrassed. Let
me give you a scenario. Let's say he was still wrong.
Let's say feel this way. I know this inter a
league now, but let's say a year ago when Otani
was pitching for the Angels. If you were watching the Yankees,
Angels and Otani a legend, a modern day Babe Ruth
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was thrown a no no and the Yankees are losing,
I don't know, four nothing, five nothing in the ninth
you'd want, yeah, I would say, probably, saying, dude, and
we saw Ben Rice break up that no hitter.
Speaker 6 (17:50):
You want?
Speaker 1 (17:51):
You'd want Dj Lemayhew to have a crappy single to
break up a no no. And I want to say
to my kids, that's why you never give up. Look
at lem Mayhew, he broke up the no hitter. Good
for him. You grow time. I think you're one out
of one hundred here, dude. Your pompous attitude about how
I'm wrong when you're so blatantly wrong is what's hilarious
about this conversation. I guarantee you ninety nine percent of
people would agree with me. No one wants to see
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their team get no hit for the sake of history.
You take you're the only guy in that feels there.
You take your kids to a ball game, Yes, you're
gonna you Rather you're sorry kids, our team stinks. You
rather your team lose and get one hit and because
it seems the history. Yes, because at least the Rangers
fans got to see their guy, Corey Seeger hit a
home run and break up the no hitter. And that's
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why you're like, yeah, something to cheer about. Why you
want to cheer for the Ashtros they're the weakest. You're crazy, dude.
Your fandom is backwards. That's what it is to be
a Mets fan. I guess because I don't even get it.
You start cheering for the other team. You're always cheering
for your team. Now though, hitters on the line pause,
let me make this very clear again for the Fox
Sports Radio Nation. Let me make this very clear. When
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you have no team in the race, Yeah, of course
I want to see a history made because I don't
care about the Rangers. I don't care about the Astros.
I'm saying is when your team, when it's your team,
when it's your team, you don't want to see them
get no hit, no way, especially especially if you're at
the game. He saw like a nink and poop. Good word,
did you hear this? Guy? You're so off and that's
(19:18):
why everyone's scared to freaking respond to you. I didn't curse.
No you didn't. Oh you know what I did? No, No,
you're so off base, dude. You're gonna take your kids,
all geared up in their Mets outfits to see them
get no hit and cheer for the other team. Yeah, Rich,
I love you on the radio.
Speaker 4 (19:35):
I even listened to you on Pop two K, which
which spot kept telling me to change the channel at
our get together. Yeah, I turned it up instead. But yeah,
I don't want history to be made against my favorite team.
Speaker 1 (19:48):
At your expense.
Speaker 4 (19:49):
I feel like it's farrassing to your team that you
wouldn't want to hit.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
You wouldn't want to see a no hitter.
Speaker 4 (19:54):
How about I want to see one of my pictures. Yeah,
I want to see one of my pictures throw No.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
Sure about see your hitter break up and no hitter
and maybe come back and win. Hey, the Rangers could
have won that game.
Speaker 5 (20:06):
I think Rich is saying, if you're there, you know,
if you're there, you see that even a memory.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
I paid to see my team get no hits.
Speaker 4 (20:13):
Special historical footnelt your favorite team, your team is.
Speaker 1 (20:18):
A game in August. You kind of backwards fan thinks
that way.
Speaker 5 (20:23):
It's embarrassing, but you can at least walk you can
at least go home and be like, but it did stick.
Speaker 1 (20:28):
Out, Sam, Some races come down to one game. You
know what that is. That's the ancillary prize, that's your
lifetime of rice a RONI. Who cares. That's because you're
embarrassed that you went all the way there to watch
your team. But at least we saw a history in
the making. Who cares? That's just you're trying to justify
that miserable night that you just witnessed. Your team got
no hit. I'm pretty sure if you're at a game
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where a milestone or history is made, that trump's any
dumb regular season, especially basketball, hockey or baseball where there's
one hundred and sixty two, eighty two and eighty two.
Get over yourself. Do you think you rather have your
little kid seeing no hitter? Or oh buddy, the Yankees
(21:13):
lost five nothing, but thank god won Nazi Moncy. You
were at the Dodgers game last night. You didn't invite us,
but you went with Shay and Ethan. I got invited
to my own job. You were there, you and you
were eating door your dogs. Would you have been pumped
if the Phillies no hit? Your Dodgers.
Speaker 7 (21:29):
I'm here listening to you guys, trying to figure out
whose side I'm on. I think I'm with Rich. I
think I agree with that. Maybe I'm just justifying Manzi,
but I still think, yes, whatever, that was dead.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
Dead to me. Yeah, I think here, I think both
can be true, that it's a way to justify it.
Speaker 2 (21:53):
But at the same time, you did witness something that
not many people get to.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
Witness, Monci. I was at a Broncos forty nine. You guys,
I was at Mile High a handful of years ago, right,
and the Niners weren't great at the time. Do you
think I wanted to see Peyton Manning at the time
put a whooping on San Francisco, But I got to
see the game stop. And I think it was when
Peyton Manning hit five hundred career and I was like,
(22:19):
I was like, dude, my team's getting beat. But yo,
I was here when Peyton got his five hundred touches.
This is like, you're the loser on Bachelor who didn't
get the girl, but you're like, well, as long as
she's happy with some of them.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
That's not the same.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
I'm happy for him, but that's that's not history in
the making. That's every person out was trying to find
the silver lining on a losing moment, which is nice,
but that is weak. Why does it have to be weak.
Speaker 7 (22:49):
I'm not disagreeing that it's not justifying that it's not
the silver line.
Speaker 1 (22:53):
I agree with that, But why does it have to
be weak? Because you want to see your team break
up the history here eight seven ninety nine on Fox,
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Rangers game. About to be a no hitter. That's what
happened last night. We got two alerts. We got an
earthquake alert last night here in La and Yo, a
no hitter alert, So you tune in and Valdez has
(26:03):
a no hitter. In the ninth, Corey Seeger hits a bomb.
It's the only hit they got. They scored two runs.
And I said, now would I Now I got to
make it clear again, Rich, for anyone that just joined us,
millions of people joining us at any given time here
on Fox Sports Radio, and billions and billions and millions
and billions, now billions. I want to see the no hitter. Sure,
(26:27):
because I don't care about the Rangers or the Astros.
YEA might as well see history being made. But it
posed a question today, if you were at the game,
or if it's your team, do you want to see
your team get no hit? And Rich is saying yes
because it's history at that moment. Yeah, And I'm saying no,
because that's your team.
Speaker 5 (26:47):
Does he want to see it happen? Or is he
okay being there seeing it happen.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
What's the lesson you tell your kids, Hey, look history,
our team stinks. Or how about never stop fighting? Look
they never gave up. Corey Seeger got a home run game?
Do you know? H Street teacher teaching lessons? Good lesson
ever give up for the other team. Ever. Do you
think you would want your kid to be able to
tell his buddies I've seen no hitter thrown or Ben
Weis hit a single and broke it up. That's lame
(27:11):
as hell. Uh, let's start with Wes in Vegas. You're
Alma Covin on Rich. What's up, Wes? Hello, my friend
Hall Wi Bud, Hello, Wes.
Speaker 3 (27:21):
All I gotta say is past take which is light.
God is always greater than your team always.
Speaker 4 (27:29):
Rich picked this line first because he knew Wes was
going to agree with smart guy.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
Yeah, I want you guys personally go hang out together personally.
Speaker 3 (27:36):
Watched the personally watch the Mariners get perfect games by
Philip Humber, and by the seventh inning everybody kind of
started to realize what was going on, and it was
amazing to be one of a handful of people that
got to watch a perfect game.
Speaker 1 (27:52):
I question your fandom. You start rooting for the other
team to beat your team with a no hitter. That's
like backwards mentality. Man, I don't get it. That's traight.
I know you're a big sports fan, You're every day
on Fox Sports Radio. That's absurd to me. Man, honestly absurd. Clinton, Kansas.
What's up, Clint?
Speaker 9 (28:08):
Yeah, Hey, guys, you know I was at work today
and I.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
Cut my finger and I'll be damn it was bleeding
black and yellow.
Speaker 3 (28:14):
I'm a fan, my fan, my Steelers.
Speaker 10 (28:17):
We get an interception at the end of the game
to disrupt somebody else's good gamer or some kind of record.
Speaker 9 (28:24):
That they're going for.
Speaker 2 (28:25):
Oh yeah, man.
Speaker 11 (28:26):
I'm with Coveno. These guys ain't fans.
Speaker 1 (28:28):
Boo Clinton Covino. I agree with that guy. Like everything
he said made perfect sense to me. Richard, And okay,
see Oklahoma, what's up, Richard?
Speaker 3 (28:38):
Hey, what's up?
Speaker 1 (28:39):
What's up? Go ahead?
Speaker 3 (28:41):
Hat tag?
Speaker 9 (28:41):
Rich is wrong. If you're a real fan, you ain't
rooting for the other team ever.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
Ever, even if even if it's a perfect game in
history in August, it's embarrassing. Why against your team the way?
That doesn't mean I don't have the inability like once
it happens to be like all right, whatever, and I
get good for them, whatever, But I'm not rooting for that.
What what a magical thing to be part of again
(29:06):
at your expense, That's not why you're paying to watch.
That's not why you're tuning in, uh tytheon in Vegas,
Sie Tyson.
Speaker 3 (29:15):
Hey, what's up guys?
Speaker 11 (29:16):
Hey, thank you for taking my call. So I got
the perfect examples first of all, one side of history,
because you know, you only live once and you only
get to see this kind of stuff, you know, once
maybe twice.
Speaker 3 (29:25):
But think about it like this.
Speaker 11 (29:26):
I just actually recently watched a bunch of highlights of
Barry Bonds on his chase to you know, the home
run single home run record. Yeah, there was there was
games where he was away away games and when he
come up to bat, Dude, when he'd crank it out,
the whole crowd would go up, like for if they
he would be an away game and they would walk him.
The whole crowd at the away stadium would boom.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
So because people want to see greatness. Yeah, but what
no picture wanted to be on the other side of
that record. And you know what that's because they're real competitors,
and you guys, are we rich.
Speaker 4 (30:00):
Especially nowadays, especially our kids chair for singular players their
favorite like Otani. You don't have to be a Dodgers
fan maybe to root for him. He's a star, But
who was the pitcher last night Valdez ye who Yeah,
that's a little different.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
But you know, I'll give you a great example. I
took my daughter to see the Mets Angels a couple
of years ago, right, and the Mets won the game,
That is the bonus, But I was equally as happy
that I got to and my daughter got to see.
In that game, Otani and Trout both hit home runs,
so no matter had no outcome on the game. They won,
(30:36):
but even if they lost, it would be like, yeah,
you got to see the greatest. I would be so
upset if I took my kids to see our team
get no hit, It's like I paid for that embarrassing
And again, then now make it clear if you weren't
here before, yeah you may go. Well, at least we
saw history. Kids. Are you just to justify the wasted time?
(30:57):
Are you a fan of the game though, or you
a fan of Gesture team? A fan of my team
and I was a fan of winning, and that's why
we tune in to watch our teams.
Speaker 2 (31:04):
So you know, Mike, who runs this place, just came
in to say that he was on Kvino's side to
tell me, and then I shared with him that I
was at the Game seven of the twenty seventeen World
Series at Dodger Stadium, where the Astros won, and when
it was over, I was with my friend John, who
still works with me at Dodger Stadium, and when the
game was over, he like immediately got up and I
(31:25):
was like, dude, you don't want to stay and watch
somebody like win the World Series. He's like no, Like
at that moment, I wanted to stay and watch the
Astros even though I was at Dodger Stadium. Now, obviously
at this time we didn't know they were, you know,
pieces of you know what, cheating, pieces of you know what.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
So now I'm glad I didn't stay.
Speaker 2 (31:44):
But at that time I was kind of mad at
my friend John because we drove together then he didn't
want to watch it. Like I was walking to the car,
I was like, I can't believe you don't want to
watch this. Like just watching somebody win a game seven,
it's like a big thing.
Speaker 1 (31:56):
Great, it's aggravating. I've sat at City Field and I
watched the Royals win Game five and I sat there like, yeah,
this sucks, but I'm like history is being made that
I didn't want to be the guy walking to the
parking lot. I was like, you know what, let me
take it in. It's well, let's I'm not saying you
should have bad sportsmanship, but that doesn't mean you should
(32:19):
be rooting for the other team even as a fan.
I agree, And that's what I think is. You know
what I think. I think that sportsmanship gone too far.
That's like, it's like people getting so soft that now
they find themselves rooting for the other team. For yes,
no rooting for the other team. Bar bar bar. You
know what he's doing. He's uh, he's diluting. No hope,
you sound like a softy pants. No, instead of staying
(32:42):
and rooting for your team, you're now saying, well, these
will rout for the other team to get the no hitter. Yeah,
what is that? Because that is back there's one hundred
and sixty two baseball games and the best team loses.
When your Mets lose a playoff opportunity by one game,
I'm gonna laugh at you.
Speaker 2 (32:57):
So, like, you know, if you're at a Yankee game
and playing the Dodgers and whatever, we'll just say Kershaw,
even though I know he's past his prime, Kershaw throws
a no hitter. You wouldn't like in a way like
kind of like start clapping.
Speaker 1 (33:11):
Wow, yeah, sportsman shit. But the whole time I'm hoping
the Yankees breaking up. Really I agree with that.
Speaker 2 (33:18):
I don't think you should be cheering for it to happen,
But when you're there, it's like.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
All right, I give him, yeah, all right, Hey, your
prop's good for you. But the whole time I'm rooting
for the opposite. All right, So speaking of mans, let's
get the updates, all.
Speaker 2 (33:31):
Right, fellas. We are a day away from Week one
of the NFL preseason, so very exciting, but Raven's quarterback
Lamar Jackson and running back Derek Henry won't play in
their preseason game on Friday against the Eagles. Josh Johnson
is going to start at quarterback, but Patrick Mahomes other
starters of the Chiefs they're going to play a quarter
in their preseason opener on Saturday at Jacksonville. Now, Steelers
(33:54):
head coach Mike Tomlins says Russell Wilson is ahead of
Justin Fields to be the starter for a Week one,
but Wilson is with the CAF injury, so he's not
going to plan their preseason opener. Fields is going to start.
The Athletic reports that the Steelers are still in talks
with the forty nine ers about a trade for wide
receiver Brandon I Yuke. Other NFL news, Jets wide receiver
Mike Williams, who's recovering from a torn acl has been
(34:15):
activated off the physically unable to perform list now. At
the Paris Olympics, I don't know if you guys saw,
but Quincy Hall won the goal for the men's four
hundred meters race in a wild comeback.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
He was not at the top, he was not top three,
came back wins. It sticks out his chest. Awesome.
Speaker 2 (34:32):
US women's basketball defeated in Nigeria and the quarterfinals eighty
eight to seventy four. That's fifty nine straight wins for them.
US men's beach volleyball lost their quarterfinals match to Cutter Qatar.
Speaker 1 (34:41):
However you want to say it.
Speaker 2 (34:42):
USA stays in the league with twenty seven gold gold
medals after day twelve, ninety four total medals. And lastly,
here in the NBA, the Jazz and Ford Lori Markinen
have agreed to a five year, two hundred and thirty
eight million dollar contract renegotiation and extension, So he's gonna
make an additional twenty four million for the upcoming seat
in with another four years and one hundred and ninety
six million added on.
Speaker 1 (35:04):
Back to you guys, love you monks, Yes, I love
you more Moncy you now you love me again? Well? No,
I mean after what you said before, maybe not?
Speaker 2 (35:12):
So you know, the Gigs are winning five zerogoin standels.
Speaker 1 (35:15):
Right double header today for the Yeah. So here's what
we got to do. We got to take the rest
of your quick phone calls about do you want to
be there for a no hitter against your team lame
or not? And then we got to talk some Brandon Ayuk.
I'm a Niners fan, as you know. Let's get into
some NFL. Have the forty nine Ers fumble this? Are
they fine without them? We'll take your feedback. We'll do
(35:35):
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up B like Corey Seeger. Every competitor on a professional
level wants to be the person wants to be the
Joe Mauer. I believe Joe Mauer broke up three no hitters.
I was just reading about it. Getting a lot of
feedback at Covino and Rich as a player, yes, as
a fan, you want to see history. Dodo Ajs says
(37:00):
broke up three no hitters in his career in the ninth.
I've loved every one of them. As a Twins fan,
you don't root for the other team ever. Be like
Corey Seeger, never give up, keep fighting, even if you
lose the game. He got a home run to break
up a no hitter in the ninth against the Astros Valdez,
who came close. But Haye, by the way, not wavering
on my stance even a little bit. But there's a
(37:20):
big difference of on TV or in person. The original
conversation you and I had, I was like, I felt
bad for the people there, and You're like, why it
was in Texas And I'm like, because they're at a ballgame,
their team's losing. At least imagine walking away saying, well,
what we saw no hitter. That's misery. So anyway, let's
go to the phones, wrap this up, and then we're
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wrap this up. If Dan Dan South Dakota, what's up?
Speaker 10 (38:02):
Darn Hey, guys, thanks for getting me on. Really appreciate it.
Best show on radio.
Speaker 6 (38:06):
I love it.
Speaker 10 (38:07):
Don't tell Danny boy this. I love it when you
get his time slot. Okay, don't tell him, Okay, all right.
Speaker 3 (38:13):
All right.
Speaker 1 (38:13):
By the way, we'll be doing the Dan Patrick hat
trick next week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, so I'll be.
Speaker 10 (38:19):
I'll be listening.
Speaker 1 (38:20):
There you go.
Speaker 10 (38:22):
So I'm gonna take a little bit different direction. I gotta.
I do have to side on history.
Speaker 11 (38:28):
Myself.
Speaker 10 (38:29):
Three buddies beginning of the football season bought tickets on
speculation on when we thought Emmett Smith would would break
the record. We find ourselves in Dallas on the day
that they play Seattle in Dallas, he breaks the record.
They ended up losing the game, and obviously I remember that,
so that's painful. But but I have to side on history.
(38:51):
Seeing Emmett Smith, childhood hero break the record in Dallas.
It was amazing and by the way, nine Er suck.
Speaker 1 (39:00):
Thanks. You know, it's a great story. I'm glady shared.
Doesn't sting as hard to me as your team getting
no hit on that day. It's like, yeah, you saw
a legend break at break away. I don't know why
that milestone doesn't sting as bad, Like, hey, you got
to see something cool at a regular season game. I
like that senior team no hits me. I'd rather get
no hit than one or two hit. One or two
HiT's more embarrassing because you just saw a bunk game
(39:22):
with no payoff. Let's talk to they got one hit.
Awesome Mike in Missouri? What up Mike? And major difference here?
Hold on, hold on pause. I just had a thought, Oh,
you saw Emmitt Smith, a freaking legend who gives a
diddly do about Framberg Valbez of the Astros. That's what
(39:44):
I brought up when I was bringing up O'tomas the
sudden you're rooting for his no hitter. Give me a break,
you Dodos. Yeah, just dug in the trash. Hold on,
I'm not the only one you just said. I throw
at some of my really important notes here. You were
telling me before that if you have a son, you
might think of the name Franburgh. Yeah, so I don't
(40:04):
know what you're talking about. Yeah sure, I mean that's
a major difference. All of a sudden, you're pulling for
a guy you never even heard of. I understand, like EMMITTT. Smith,
what's up, Mike?
Speaker 9 (40:15):
Hey, guys, Oh thanks taking my call. I just want
to say, first off, I don't know about maur and
the breaking up no hitters in the ninth three times.
I do know that Corey Sieger has now done it twice.
Speaker 1 (40:26):
Nice.
Speaker 10 (40:27):
Two out in the ninth Nice.
Speaker 1 (40:28):
I love that.
Speaker 9 (40:29):
So the first time was against Matt Moore in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1 (40:33):
As a competitor, you want to be that guy, So
you got to respect that guy. I think that's awesome.
Don't don't confuse the conversation as a player, Oh that's awesome.
As a fan. I'd rather see my team get no
hit than one hit. One hit just means you're a
part of the most miserable experience. No hitter You're He
could walk away and say, yo, dude, I saw there's
no way you could ever change my mind. On this,
(40:54):
So we'll agree to disagree, but we'll let you decide.
Fox Sports Radio, Nation at Covino and Rich at five
Sports Radio. I'm not too worried about changing your mind
on it, but but I think there's something that most
would agree with me on. And I feel like every
time I say things like this, you played dumb, which
you're good at. If you're watching the games, the Olympic
(41:15):
Games in Parry, Yo, no one's given enough props to
the synchronized swimmer bodies. The synchronized swimmer bodies like these
are the most spot Did you see all the booties out?
I saw you look at it that TV.
Speaker 5 (41:31):
I saw your eyes shoot across the room like a
cartoon where they like jet out because they're all TV.
Speaker 1 (41:36):
They're all wearing the modern day they're all wearing the
modern day woman's bathing suit, which is all booty, and
they're they all are in elite shape. So if you
haven't seen synchronized swimmingyet in the Olympics, I'm just saying,
just like Jim Carrey in the mask, his tongue like
rolled out across the staircase, synchronized swing swing shwing swimming.
Speaker 4 (41:58):
I'm glad you brought that up Rich for the podcas cast.
Now I can title this hour softy pants and Olympic booties.
Speaker 1 (42:04):
See look up when you get a chance, look at
the highlights of synchronized swimming. You know what you were
talking about last week? It's an Olympic of Bulgian booties.
And one other thought, I saw a dessert. They're gonna
debut at a football stadium this winter, the cotton candy.
(42:24):
Can you add this to your midweek major ridicts? I
have thoughts about it. We'll get to all that spot's
got the big stories. We'll talk some niners. Ayuk all
next right here on Fox Sports Radio, Cavino and Rich
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en plus no plus no. There was almost a no
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(02:48):
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That's how it works. And uh are my forty nine
ers fumbling? Brandon? Ayyuk? Have they handled this the right way? Hell?
Do they need? Ayuk? I have thoughts, and being that
I'm the forty nine ers expert, I feel like my
(03:10):
thoughts carry a little more weight. So we'll talk some
forty nine ers, We'll talk some no hitters. We got
midweek major, like you said, but last night, I know
we're in LA and we're talking to a national audience.
But something happened last night. For the first time in
my host to ten years living out here spot. I
know what happened to you MONSI did you get the
alert on your phone?
Speaker 2 (03:30):
I did not.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
I didn't get it either, But that's for the people
that they don't care if they're gone, Oh yeah, I know,
I didn't get it. What is this? What's that about?
I'm not offended. How come me and Manzie didn't get
you because you guys have cricket. Yeah it is okay,
But here's what happened of consumer cellular to me. I
was actually facetiming with my daughter, which I don't normally do.
She was just like she was with her mom. But
(03:52):
she's like, Dad, I want you to see how the
clothes that got for school next week fashion child, and
I'll show out lunch. Yeah. So she's showing me all
the money of mine that she spent, and all of
a sudden, I hear this alert coming from her phone
that that same amber alert type of vibe where everyone's
phone simultaneously goes on. Face totally was like in shock.
(04:15):
She goes, Dad, what's that. I'm like, I don't know,
And then seconds later I hear this and I'm like oh,
And then I see her face and I'm like, oh.
Speaker 3 (04:28):
It's cool.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
I go to Twitter to see if Chrissy Tagan has
announced it yet, because she is the she's a spokeswoman
for any time something goes on in LF. By the way,
I's an inside la joke, that's the truth. You automatically
go to Twitter and everyone's like earthquake, and it's always
Chrissy Tagan for years, John's wife, model Chrisy Tigan from
Sports Illustrated, and my daughter's like, oh my god, dad,
(04:52):
And I was like, I didn't get an alert, but
she did. I heard it through her face time. But
what is said was alarming, but not because it was
an alert. It was just alarming. I mean, here's what
it said. No joke. And again, I know we're talking
to a national audience, but people deal with hurricanes and tornadoes,
and I know most natural disasters there is some type
(05:14):
of heads up, like a tsunami, a tornado or a hurricane,
but earthquakes arbitrary. You get this alert, emergency alert, earthquake detected,
exclamation point, drop cover, hold on, protect yourself around this fuck.
(05:36):
This was good. This was tim ed wance where people
are saying they get the alert and then within ten seconds, whoa.
That's what was weird about it. So it was like, wait, what,
You're now scamed for those ten seconds because my daughter
got that alert and I'm like, she says, Dad, it
says earthquake, and I'm like what. Then I felt it?
(05:59):
Are you the idiot on the beach that watches the
tsunami coming towards them? You ever see those sad, unfortunate
videos where we're like, run, something's happening, some idiot standing
by that. I got calm down once it gets to me. Right, yeah,
big wave, right, a USGS shake alert, and I think
it registered on the Andy Richter scale out of five
point sevens after Andy. Yeah, Andy Richter scale five seven.
(06:24):
And I felt every bit of it in the valley
because I live in a condo complex, so it's a
toller complex. My entire place was shaken. Dude, and the
dog starts barking. I'm here, neighbored dogs bark? Is that
really eerie, scary feeling of an unexpected earthquake? Except this
time we got the ten second alert leading up to it,
(06:47):
never experienced that. It was very weird. And then it
posted the question like Danny G said, what are we
supposed to do in those ten seconds? But you had
a great answer.
Speaker 4 (06:56):
Well, yeah, my wife actually asked me that. She's like,
it scared me more than it helped me, almost, And
I could understand that sentiment. But what I think is,
at least you could go grab your baby. At least
you could cover your kid up through something.
Speaker 1 (07:09):
Danny Yeld Brenda, He's like, get cool, I go to
the table. It was weird, but I guess depending on
where you live. To wrap it up, I didn't feel anything.
His whole place.
Speaker 5 (07:21):
Shook like a waterbed. I was like on a waterbed
for eight seconds. That's what it felt like.
Speaker 1 (07:25):
I yeah, didn't feel anything at state. Oh no, I know,
but it's still just the weakest feeling. Yeah, rich didn't
feel And then it turns into did you feel it?
I felt that. I definitely felt you feel it? You
know what it's like. It's to tie it into sports.
We are Fox Sports Radio. I'll everyone felt like Jose
Altuve last night. You know what I mean by that?
Why you knew what pitch was coming?
Speaker 4 (07:47):
Ah, I thought you meant we cheated because we had
a ten second.
Speaker 1 (07:51):
That's what I'm saying. You knew what Ridge was coming? Yeah,
Oh got it? Okay, you knew, Like, imagine if every
natural disaster or bad thing you had a ten second warning. Hey, listen,
if you don't, uh, you don't change what you're doing,
you're gonna get a You're gonna get a fender bender.
In ten seconds.
Speaker 4 (08:05):
You're saying this, change lanes. Now you're saying this was
a digital trash can.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Yeah, everything is easier when you know it's coming. California
got redemption, you know, I mean, I know the Astros
beat him in twenty seventeen, Danny, Sorry, I guess if
you knew a punch in the nose was coming, easier
to block, easier to dodge. Exactly, if you know what
pitch is coming or what punch is coming, that would
change the sports world. I think it's pretty amazing technology
(08:30):
that there must be some seismic readers that give everyone
an alert, like a ten second warning. Like for real,
I'm not even joking. That could be the ten seconds
someone needs if it were a really bad earthquake to
genuinely duck and cover. So I think that's wild. We
really were the Houston Astros last night was the it's
been renamed the Houston Astros Earthquake Warning. Yeah. Uh and
(08:52):
that happened yesterday, and it does make you think to
tie it again to sports nineteen eighty nine. We were
all watching the World Series. And by the way, I
watched the Oakland Athletics last night, hoping they beat the
White Sox. I think that was the last time I
watched the Oakland Athletics. Yeah, Kmino thought that guy was
still on the team. I was like, where's Dave Stewart,
Where's Walt Weiss? Wit a second? Carney Lanceford's not on
(09:15):
the team anymore. Where's aren't the Besh brothers betting third
and fourth? But you remember the infamous earthquake. We're at
a TV station went out of course, But yeah, hopefully
everyone on the West Coast is safe the end. But
I did think for a minute, I'm like, oh, when
you know something's coming, that's sort of nice, right. I
wish I got that alert up before cards were turned
(09:36):
or dice were rolled in Vegas. It's gonna be black,
it's gonna be red, come on, thanks for the heads up,
So thank you earthquake alert people. Now, speaking of last night,
I did watch two games. I was on high alert
earthquake alert and baseball alert. My Yankees were not on.
They have a doubleheader today, so I'm like, well, now
(09:57):
what am I gonna do? I I was watching the
Athletics and the White Sox, and I did find myself
rooting for the Athletics. I'm like, come on, beat these
miserable White Socks. Keep this misery streak alive. Let us
feel better about our lives. Screw the White Sox. They
don't deserve to win. But terrible is that? A? And I?
(10:18):
By the way, is that a pompus team name for
being second worse than the American League the Athletics. You
know what I noticed to watching their pathetic team Athletics,
that the numbers painted in the outfield on the outfield wall,
like three fourteen or whatever it is in right field,
Like the numbers were chipping like you had some local
(10:39):
semi pro league game, you know what I mean. Like
they didn't even repaint the outfield wall. This shit a
criockety wooden fence in the nineties, like a little league,
like a bad little field. You saw it like I
saw the outfield. I saw an outfielder make a play,
and I saw the numbers like the paint was chipping off.
I'm like, how little budget weak? Is that? So, you
know the minor league mlblaying in a minor league ballpark
(11:01):
next year? Yeah? Well terrible. You know, it's like COVI.
It's like you know, when you know you're leaving a
house or an apartment and you're moving. In those last
few months, you're like, eh, the dog pete on the carpet,
who cares? Yes, they totally have given up on that stadium.
They have given up on the organization. Hownere you gonna
scrub the shower this weekend? Or should I scrub the shower?
We're moving, But you don't have the mold. I often
(11:24):
say you don't truly know how you feel about certain
things or how you would react until you're in the moment.
For example, I watch a lot of prize fights, fights
where I have no boxer in the in the match,
no horse in the race. But midway, somewhere midway, I've
decided like, now I want this guy to win. Now
I'm pulling for this guy. Something about the way he
(11:45):
fights or his heart. I want this guy to win.
Last night I realized I really wanted the White Sox
to lose. I'm like, come on, athletics, beato, come on,
come on, he's beat the White Sox. They stink. But
I felt I feel like we jinxed it because we
talked about it yesterday. The White Stock, the White Sox
ended the twenty one game lose. He could say the
(12:06):
White sucks, the White sucks, so they know White sucks.
I felt awesome. I felt that way, thanks Sam. I
felt that way over the weekend when you and I
were watching some boxing. I don't dislike Terrence Crawford. I
mean he had Eminem put on a mini concert before
the fight. You start pulling for like the the guy
with the heart or the underdog. May you make your
(12:27):
mind out. When Marama Madramov, this young foreign dude with heart,
when he was giving Crawford everything he had midway through
the fight, I'm like, you know what I want? This
got to win like you do. It is interesting when
you don't have your team or a quote horse in
the race, mid fight, mid game, you find yourself making
an opinion. Yeah, usual, and it's usually the guy who's
(12:50):
still in it, but behind come on, it's usually it like,
come on, dude, make this interesting. So I was rooting
for the A's just to keep that streak going. But Congratt.
That's the White Sox won their personal World Series, which
is interesting because there's still a lot of season left.
Do they go right back into a losing streak again,
(13:10):
We'll find out. But they won one. And then I
found myself invested in this Astros game last night. Did
you guys watch this? I thought this was so unfortunate.
Why imagine pitching and no, no, no, no. Imagine pitching
(13:32):
a no hitter ninth inning, two outs. Every one in
that stadium, everyone in the clubhouse, everyone on the front
railing of the dugout. Not only does it get broken
up with two outs of the knife, Corey Seeger, your
former Dodger for the Texas Rangers, hits a bomb or
(13:55):
Singer is the bubble. They still win the game. Yeah,
but not only does he he goes from no hit
her to to earned runs and now, which is another
basic start. So I got an earth quick alert and
I got a no no alert. Your buddies start hitting
you up, yo, you'll turn on the game no hitter alert.
Valdez got a no hitter in the ninth against the Rangers. Now,
(14:16):
as a Yankees fan, I don't like either team, but
I sure as I don't.
Speaker 4 (14:19):
Like the Astros, right, and whoever sent that to you
jinxed it. Dude, you're not supposed to your friends always
you're so right about it.
Speaker 1 (14:26):
It's just always like that. And just like I said,
the minute we talked about that White Sox streak yesterday
on the air, I knew, you know what it's over.
We just jinxed it and we said that. You can
see the clip at Covino and rich on our Instagram.
I feel like the whole country can blame Kvino and
Rich We ruined the fun. So rich Ardy said it.
(14:47):
Corey Seeger steps up two outs in the ninth, breaks
up the no hitter and they score two runs. The
Astros still went four to two, and I was like, ah,
I came in today and I said to Rich, I
was like, well, if I was a Rangers fan, I
(15:08):
would have wanted to see that no hitter broken up.
And we're just saying why. I'm like, every team wants
to see their team break up the no hitter. No
team wants to see their team no hit. Is it
a shame for the Astros fans? Is it a shame
for maybe the rest of baseball? Is it a shame?
For the record books and Valdez. Of course, that's not
(15:31):
what I'm saying. You think Rangers fans wanted to see
their team no hit? You think the Rangers want to
know that's This is where Rich says I'm wrong, and
I want to take my shoe off and hit him
over the head way. Are real fan wants to see
their team no hit for the sake of history or
for the moment? And I don't care if I was
at that game, I want to see my team break
(15:53):
that no hitter on. You couldn't make less sense. Okay,
let's see how wrong you are. History versus he doesn't
take precedence over your team breaking it up. I'm pretty
sure history, nope, does take precedence over a random early August,
random one of one hundred and sixty two baseball games.
Our buddy Mike, who lives in Cincinnati. Guess what he
(16:14):
had the pleasure a different bike who our buddy Mike
and Cincinnati, A real friend of ours, actually huge Reds fan.
You know what he was super pumped about. And this
is a guy that goes to Reds games like every
week of his life with his kids. Huge Reds fan.
Guy's reading his kindle at the game, huge dread what
is this two thousand? Yeah he does, I should tell
(16:36):
you something about Mike. He was pumped and was like, dude,
I happened to get club seats. Who was right behind
home plate in those like nice leather seats when Blake
Snell threw his no hitter against the Reds and I
was like, dude, that's awesome. Hey, dude, that's the silver lining.
That's the Hey, at least I saw history in the making.
(16:57):
That's how you justify it when you walk away like
a loser because you just took your kids and your
family to see your team get no hit. That's your
justification of well, kids, our team sucks ass, But you
know what, we saw history. No one wants to pay
to see their team get no hit. I kept and
the Yankees are getting no hit. I'm like, I don't
care who's at the plate. It could be a player
(17:18):
I don't care about. Come on, dide, you better break
up this no hitter because you just got embarrassed. Let
me give you a scenario. Let's say he was still wrong.
Let's say feel this way. I know this inter a
league now, but let's say a year ago when Otani
was pitching for the Angels. If you were watching the Yankees,
Angels and Otani a legend, a modern day Babe Ruth
(17:40):
was thrown a no no and the Yankees are losing,
I don't know, four nothing, five nothing in the ninth
you'd want, yeah, I would say, probably, saying, dude, and
we saw Ben Rice break up that no hitter.
Speaker 6 (17:50):
You want?
Speaker 1 (17:51):
You'd want Dj Lemayhew to have a crappy single to
break up a no no. And I want to say
to my kids, that's why you never give up. Look
at lem Mayhew, he broke up the no hitter. Good
for him. You grow time. I think you're one out
of one hundred here, dude. Your pompous attitude about how
I'm wrong when you're so blatantly wrong is what's hilarious
about this conversation. I guarantee you ninety nine percent of
people would agree with me. No one wants to see
(18:13):
their team get no hit for the sake of history.
You take you're the only guy in that feels there.
You take your kids to a ball game, Yes, you're
gonna you Rather you're sorry kids, our team stinks. You
rather your team lose and get one hit and because
it seems the history. Yes, because at least the Rangers
fans got to see their guy, Corey Seeger hit a
home run and break up the no hitter. And that's
(18:33):
why you're like, yeah, something to cheer about. Why you
want to cheer for the Ashtros they're the weakest. You're crazy, dude.
Your fandom is backwards. That's what it is to be
a Mets fan. I guess because I don't even get it.
You start cheering for the other team. You're always cheering
for your team. Now though, hitters on the line pause,
let me make this very clear again for the Fox
Sports Radio Nation. Let me make this very clear. When
(18:56):
you have no team in the race, Yeah, of course
I want to see a history made because I don't
care about the Rangers. I don't care about the Astros.
I'm saying is when your team, when it's your team,
when it's your team, you don't want to see them
get no hit, no way, especially especially if you're at
the game. He saw like a nink and poop. Good word,
did you hear this? Guy? You're so off and that's
(19:18):
why everyone's scared to freaking respond to you. I didn't curse.
No you didn't. Oh you know what I did? No, No,
you're so off base, dude. You're gonna take your kids,
all geared up in their Mets outfits to see them
get no hit and cheer for the other team. Yeah, Rich,
I love you on the radio.
Speaker 4 (19:35):
I even listened to you on Pop two K, which
which spot kept telling me to change the channel at
our get together. Yeah, I turned it up instead. But yeah,
I don't want history to be made against my favorite team.
Speaker 1 (19:48):
At your expense.
Speaker 4 (19:49):
I feel like it's farrassing to your team that you
wouldn't want to hit.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
You wouldn't want to see a no hitter.
Speaker 4 (19:54):
How about I want to see one of my pictures. Yeah,
I want to see one of my pictures throw No.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
Sure about see your hitter break up and no hitter
and maybe come back and win. Hey, the Rangers could
have won that game.
Speaker 5 (20:06):
I think Rich is saying, if you're there, you know,
if you're there, you see that even a memory.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
I paid to see my team get no hits.
Speaker 4 (20:13):
Special historical footnelt your favorite team, your team is.
Speaker 1 (20:18):
A game in August. You kind of backwards fan thinks
that way.
Speaker 5 (20:23):
It's embarrassing, but you can at least walk you can
at least go home and be like, but it did stick.
Speaker 1 (20:28):
Out, Sam, Some races come down to one game. You
know what that is. That's the ancillary prize, that's your
lifetime of rice a RONI. Who cares. That's because you're
embarrassed that you went all the way there to watch
your team. But at least we saw a history in
the making. Who cares? That's just you're trying to justify
that miserable night that you just witnessed. Your team got
no hit. I'm pretty sure if you're at a game
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where a milestone or history is made, that trump's any
dumb regular season, especially basketball, hockey or baseball where there's
one hundred and sixty two, eighty two and eighty two.
Get over yourself. Do you think you rather have your
little kid seeing no hitter? Or oh buddy, the Yankees
(21:13):
lost five nothing, but thank god won Nazi Moncy. You
were at the Dodgers game last night. You didn't invite us,
but you went with Shay and Ethan. I got invited
to my own job. You were there, you and you
were eating door your dogs. Would you have been pumped
if the Phillies no hit? Your Dodgers.
Speaker 7 (21:29):
I'm here listening to you guys, trying to figure out
whose side I'm on. I think I'm with Rich. I
think I agree with that. Maybe I'm just justifying Manzi,
but I still think, yes, whatever, that was dead.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
Dead to me. Yeah, I think here, I think both
can be true, that it's a way to justify it.
Speaker 2 (21:53):
But at the same time, you did witness something that
not many people get to.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
Witness, Monci. I was at a Broncos forty nine. You guys,
I was at Mile High a handful of years ago, right,
and the Niners weren't great at the time. Do you
think I wanted to see Peyton Manning at the time
put a whooping on San Francisco, But I got to
see the game stop. And I think it was when
Peyton Manning hit five hundred career and I was like,
(22:19):
I was like, dude, my team's getting beat. But yo,
I was here when Peyton got his five hundred touches.
This is like, you're the loser on Bachelor who didn't
get the girl, but you're like, well, as long as
she's happy with some of them.
Speaker 2 (22:29):
That's not the same.
Speaker 1 (22:35):
I'm happy for him, but that's that's not history in
the making. That's every person out was trying to find
the silver lining on a losing moment, which is nice,
but that is weak. Why does it have to be weak.
Speaker 7 (22:49):
I'm not disagreeing that it's not justifying that it's not
the silver line.
Speaker 1 (22:53):
I agree with that, But why does it have to
be weak? Because you want to see your team break
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and tell richie's wrong. Yeah, Hey, put on the Astros
Rangers game. About to be a no hitter. That's what
happened last night. We got two alerts. We got an
earthquake alert last night here in La and Yo, a
no hitter alert, So you tune in and Valdez has
(26:03):
a no hitter. In the ninth, Corey Seeger hits a bomb.
It's the only hit they got. They scored two runs.
And I said, now would I Now I got to
make it clear again, Rich, for anyone that just joined us,
millions of people joining us at any given time here
on Fox Sports Radio, and billions and billions and millions
and billions, now billions. I want to see the no hitter. Sure,
(26:27):
because I don't care about the Rangers or the Astros.
YEA might as well see history being made. But it
posed a question today, if you were at the game,
or if it's your team, do you want to see
your team get no hit? And Rich is saying yes
because it's history at that moment. Yeah, And I'm saying no,
because that's your team.
Speaker 5 (26:47):
Does he want to see it happen? Or is he
okay being there seeing it happen.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
What's the lesson you tell your kids, Hey, look history,
our team stinks. Or how about never stop fighting? Look
they never gave up. Corey Seeger got a home run game?
Do you know? H Street teacher teaching lessons? Good lesson
ever give up for the other team. Ever. Do you
think you would want your kid to be able to
tell his buddies I've seen no hitter thrown or Ben
Weis hit a single and broke it up. That's lame
(27:11):
as hell. Uh, let's start with Wes in Vegas. You're
Alma Covin on Rich. What's up, Wes? Hello, my friend
Hall Wi Bud, Hello, Wes.
Speaker 3 (27:21):
All I gotta say is past take which is light.
God is always greater than your team always.
Speaker 4 (27:29):
Rich picked this line first because he knew Wes was
going to agree with smart guy.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
Yeah, I want you guys personally go hang out together personally.
Speaker 3 (27:36):
Watched the personally watch the Mariners get perfect games by
Philip Humber, and by the seventh inning everybody kind of
started to realize what was going on, and it was
amazing to be one of a handful of people that
got to watch a perfect game.
Speaker 1 (27:52):
I question your fandom. You start rooting for the other
team to beat your team with a no hitter. That's
like backwards mentality. Man, I don't get it. That's traight.
I know you're a big sports fan, You're every day
on Fox Sports Radio. That's absurd to me. Man, honestly absurd. Clinton, Kansas.
What's up, Clint?
Speaker 9 (28:08):
Yeah, Hey, guys, you know I was at work today
and I.
Speaker 1 (28:10):
Cut my finger and I'll be damn it was bleeding
black and yellow.
Speaker 3 (28:14):
I'm a fan, my fan, my Steelers.
Speaker 10 (28:17):
We get an interception at the end of the game
to disrupt somebody else's good gamer or some kind of record.
Speaker 9 (28:24):
That they're going for.
Speaker 2 (28:25):
Oh yeah, man.
Speaker 11 (28:26):
I'm with Coveno. These guys ain't fans.
Speaker 1 (28:28):
Boo Clinton Covino. I agree with that guy. Like everything
he said made perfect sense to me. Richard, And okay,
see Oklahoma, what's up, Richard?
Speaker 3 (28:38):
Hey, what's up?
Speaker 1 (28:39):
What's up? Go ahead?
Speaker 3 (28:41):
Hat tag?
Speaker 9 (28:41):
Rich is wrong. If you're a real fan, you ain't
rooting for the other team ever.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
Ever, even if even if it's a perfect game in
history in August, it's embarrassing. Why against your team the way?
That doesn't mean I don't have the inability like once
it happens to be like all right, whatever, and I
get good for them, whatever, But I'm not rooting for that.
What what a magical thing to be part of again
(29:06):
at your expense, That's not why you're paying to watch.
That's not why you're tuning in, uh tytheon in Vegas,
Sie Tyson.
Speaker 3 (29:15):
Hey, what's up guys?
Speaker 11 (29:16):
Hey, thank you for taking my call. So I got
the perfect examples first of all, one side of history,
because you know, you only live once and you only
get to see this kind of stuff, you know, once
maybe twice.
Speaker 3 (29:25):
But think about it like this.
Speaker 11 (29:26):
I just actually recently watched a bunch of highlights of
Barry Bonds on his chase to you know, the home
run single home run record. Yeah, there was there was
games where he was away away games and when he
come up to bat, Dude, when he'd crank it out,
the whole crowd would go up, like for if they
he would be an away game and they would walk him.
The whole crowd at the away stadium would boom.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
So because people want to see greatness. Yeah, but what
no picture wanted to be on the other side of
that record. And you know what that's because they're real competitors,
and you guys, are we rich.
Speaker 4 (30:00):
Especially nowadays, especially our kids chair for singular players their
favorite like Otani. You don't have to be a Dodgers
fan maybe to root for him. He's a star, But
who was the pitcher last night Valdez ye who Yeah,
that's a little different.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
But you know, I'll give you a great example. I
took my daughter to see the Mets Angels a couple
of years ago, right, and the Mets won the game,
That is the bonus, But I was equally as happy
that I got to and my daughter got to see.
In that game, Otani and Trout both hit home runs,
so no matter had no outcome on the game. They won,
(30:36):
but even if they lost, it would be like, yeah,
you got to see the greatest. I would be so
upset if I took my kids to see our team
get no hit, It's like I paid for that embarrassing
And again, then now make it clear if you weren't
here before, yeah you may go. Well, at least we
saw history. Kids. Are you just to justify the wasted time?
(30:57):
Are you a fan of the game though, or you
a fan of Gesture team? A fan of my team
and I was a fan of winning, and that's why
we tune in to watch our teams.
Speaker 2 (31:04):
So you know, Mike, who runs this place, just came
in to say that he was on Kvino's side to
tell me, and then I shared with him that I
was at the Game seven of the twenty seventeen World
Series at Dodger Stadium, where the Astros won, and when
it was over, I was with my friend John, who
still works with me at Dodger Stadium, and when the
game was over, he like immediately got up and I
(31:25):
was like, dude, you don't want to stay and watch
somebody like win the World Series. He's like no, Like
at that moment, I wanted to stay and watch the
Astros even though I was at Dodger Stadium. Now, obviously
at this time we didn't know they were, you know,
pieces of you know what, cheating, pieces of you know what.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
So now I'm glad I didn't stay.
Speaker 2 (31:44):
But at that time I was kind of mad at
my friend John because we drove together then he didn't
want to watch it. Like I was walking to the car,
I was like, I can't believe you don't want to
watch this. Like just watching somebody win a game seven,
it's like a big thing.
Speaker 1 (31:56):
Great, it's aggravating. I've sat at City Field and I
watched the Royals win Game five and I sat there like, yeah,
this sucks, but I'm like history is being made that
I didn't want to be the guy walking to the
parking lot. I was like, you know what, let me
take it in. It's well, let's I'm not saying you
should have bad sportsmanship, but that doesn't mean you should
(32:19):
be rooting for the other team even as a fan.
I agree, And that's what I think is. You know
what I think. I think that sportsmanship gone too far.
That's like, it's like people getting so soft that now
they find themselves rooting for the other team. For yes,
no rooting for the other team. Bar bar bar. You
know what he's doing. He's uh, he's diluting. No hope,
you sound like a softy pants. No, instead of staying
(32:42):
and rooting for your team, you're now saying, well, these
will rout for the other team to get the no hitter. Yeah,
what is that? Because that is back there's one hundred
and sixty two baseball games and the best team loses.
When your Mets lose a playoff opportunity by one game,
I'm gonna laugh at you.
Speaker 2 (32:57):
So, like, you know, if you're at a Yankee game
and playing the Dodgers and whatever, we'll just say Kershaw,
even though I know he's past his prime, Kershaw throws
a no hitter. You wouldn't like in a way like
kind of like start clapping.
Speaker 1 (33:11):
Wow, yeah, sportsman shit. But the whole time I'm hoping
the Yankees breaking up. Really I agree with that.
Speaker 2 (33:18):
I don't think you should be cheering for it to happen,
But when you're there, it's like.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
All right, I give him, yeah, all right, Hey, your
prop's good for you. But the whole time I'm rooting
for the opposite. All right, So speaking of mans, let's
get the updates, all.
Speaker 2 (33:31):
Right, fellas. We are a day away from Week one
of the NFL preseason, so very exciting, but Raven's quarterback
Lamar Jackson and running back Derek Henry won't play in
their preseason game on Friday against the Eagles. Josh Johnson
is going to start at quarterback, but Patrick Mahomes other
starters of the Chiefs they're going to play a quarter
in their preseason opener on Saturday at Jacksonville. Now, Steelers
(33:54):
head coach Mike Tomlins says Russell Wilson is ahead of
Justin Fields to be the starter for a Week one,
but Wilson is with the CAF injury, so he's not
going to plan their preseason opener. Fields is going to start.
The Athletic reports that the Steelers are still in talks
with the forty nine ers about a trade for wide
receiver Brandon I Yuke. Other NFL news, Jets wide receiver
Mike Williams, who's recovering from a torn acl has been
(34:15):
activated off the physically unable to perform list now. At
the Paris Olympics, I don't know if you guys saw,
but Quincy Hall won the goal for the men's four
hundred meters race in a wild comeback.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
He was not at the top, he was not top three,
came back wins. It sticks out his chest. Awesome.
Speaker 2 (34:32):
US women's basketball defeated in Nigeria and the quarterfinals eighty
eight to seventy four. That's fifty nine straight wins for them.
US men's beach volleyball lost their quarterfinals match to Cutter Qatar.
Speaker 1 (34:41):
However you want to say it.
Speaker 2 (34:42):
USA stays in the league with twenty seven gold gold
medals after day twelve, ninety four total medals. And lastly,
here in the NBA, the Jazz and Ford Lori Markinen
have agreed to a five year, two hundred and thirty
eight million dollar contract renegotiation and extension, So he's gonna
make an additional twenty four million for the upcoming seat
in with another four years and one hundred and ninety
six million added on.
Speaker 1 (35:04):
Back to you guys, love you monks, Yes, I love
you more Moncy you now you love me again? Well? No,
I mean after what you said before, maybe not?
Speaker 2 (35:12):
So you know, the Gigs are winning five zerogoin standels.
Speaker 1 (35:15):
Right double header today for the Yeah. So here's what
we got to do. We got to take the rest
of your quick phone calls about do you want to
be there for a no hitter against your team lame
or not? And then we got to talk some Brandon Ayuk.
I'm a Niners fan, as you know. Let's get into
some NFL. Have the forty nine Ers fumble this? Are
they fine without them? We'll take your feedback. We'll do
(35:35):
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up B like Corey Seeger. Every competitor on a professional
level wants to be the person wants to be the
Joe Mauer. I believe Joe Mauer broke up three no hitters.
I was just reading about it. Getting a lot of
feedback at Covino and Rich as a player, yes, as
a fan, you want to see history. Dodo Ajs says
(37:00):
broke up three no hitters in his career in the ninth.
I've loved every one of them. As a Twins fan,
you don't root for the other team ever. Be like
Corey Seeger, never give up, keep fighting, even if you
lose the game. He got a home run to break
up a no hitter in the ninth against the Astros Valdez,
who came close. But Haye, by the way, not wavering
on my stance even a little bit. But there's a
(37:20):
big difference of on TV or in person. The original
conversation you and I had, I was like, I felt
bad for the people there, and You're like, why it
was in Texas And I'm like, because they're at a ballgame,
their team's losing. At least imagine walking away saying, well,
what we saw no hitter. That's misery. So anyway, let's
go to the phones, wrap this up, and then we're
gonna talk to some football, all right, Covino and Rich
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(37:42):
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wrap this up. If Dan Dan South Dakota, what's up?
Speaker 10 (38:02):
Darn Hey, guys, thanks for getting me on. Really appreciate it.
Best show on radio.
Speaker 6 (38:06):
I love it.
Speaker 10 (38:07):
Don't tell Danny boy this. I love it when you
get his time slot. Okay, don't tell him, Okay, all right.
Speaker 3 (38:13):
All right.
Speaker 1 (38:13):
By the way, we'll be doing the Dan Patrick hat
trick next week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, so I'll be.
Speaker 10 (38:19):
I'll be listening.
Speaker 1 (38:20):
There you go.
Speaker 10 (38:22):
So I'm gonna take a little bit different direction. I gotta.
I do have to side on history.
Speaker 11 (38:28):
Myself.
Speaker 10 (38:29):
Three buddies beginning of the football season bought tickets on
speculation on when we thought Emmett Smith would would break
the record. We find ourselves in Dallas on the day
that they play Seattle in Dallas, he breaks the record.
They ended up losing the game, and obviously I remember that,
so that's painful. But but I have to side on history.
(38:51):
Seeing Emmett Smith, childhood hero break the record in Dallas.
It was amazing and by the way, nine Er suck.
Speaker 1 (39:00):
Thanks. You know, it's a great story. I'm glady shared.
Doesn't sting as hard to me as your team getting
no hit on that day. It's like, yeah, you saw
a legend break at break away. I don't know why
that milestone doesn't sting as bad, Like, hey, you got
to see something cool at a regular season game. I
like that senior team no hits me. I'd rather get
no hit than one or two hit. One or two
HiT's more embarrassing because you just saw a bunk game
(39:22):
with no payoff. Let's talk to they got one hit.
Awesome Mike in Missouri? What up Mike? And major difference here?
Hold on, hold on pause. I just had a thought, Oh,
you saw Emmitt Smith, a freaking legend who gives a
diddly do about Framberg Valbez of the Astros. That's what
(39:44):
I brought up when I was bringing up O'tomas the
sudden you're rooting for his no hitter. Give me a break,
you Dodos. Yeah, just dug in the trash. Hold on,
I'm not the only one you just said. I throw
at some of my really important notes here. You were
telling me before that if you have a son, you
might think of the name Franburgh. Yeah, so I don't
(40:04):
know what you're talking about. Yeah sure, I mean that's
a major difference. All of a sudden, you're pulling for
a guy you never even heard of. I understand, like EMMITTT. Smith,
what's up, Mike?
Speaker 9 (40:15):
Hey, guys, Oh thanks taking my call. I just want
to say, first off, I don't know about maur and
the breaking up no hitters in the ninth three times.
I do know that Corey Sieger has now done it twice.
Speaker 1 (40:26):
Nice.
Speaker 10 (40:27):
Two out in the ninth Nice.
Speaker 1 (40:28):
I love that.
Speaker 9 (40:29):
So the first time was against Matt Moore in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1 (40:33):
As a competitor, you want to be that guy, So
you got to respect that guy. I think that's awesome.
Don't don't confuse the conversation as a player, Oh that's awesome.
As a fan. I'd rather see my team get no
hit than one hit. One hit just means you're a
part of the most miserable experience. No hitter You're He
could walk away and say, yo, dude, I saw there's
no way you could ever change my mind. On this,
(40:54):
So we'll agree to disagree, but we'll let you decide.
Fox Sports Radio, Nation at Covino and Rich at five
Sports Radio. I'm not too worried about changing your mind
on it, but but I think there's something that most
would agree with me on. And I feel like every
time I say things like this, you played dumb, which
you're good at. If you're watching the games, the Olympic
(41:15):
Games in Parry, Yo, no one's given enough props to
the synchronized swimmer bodies. The synchronized swimmer bodies like these
are the most spot Did you see all the booties out?
I saw you look at it that TV.
Speaker 5 (41:31):
I saw your eyes shoot across the room like a
cartoon where they like jet out because they're all TV.
Speaker 1 (41:36):
They're all wearing the modern day they're all wearing the
modern day woman's bathing suit, which is all booty, and
they're they all are in elite shape. So if you
haven't seen synchronized swimmingyet in the Olympics, I'm just saying,
just like Jim Carrey in the mask, his tongue like
rolled out across the staircase, synchronized swing swing shwing swimming.
Speaker 4 (41:58):
I'm glad you brought that up Rich for the podcas cast.
Now I can title this hour softy pants and Olympic booties.
Speaker 1 (42:04):
See look up when you get a chance, look at
the highlights of synchronized swimming. You know what you were
talking about last week? It's an Olympic of Bulgian booties.
And one other thought, I saw a dessert. They're gonna
debut at a football stadium this winter, the cotton candy.
(42:24):
Can you add this to your midweek major ridicts? I
have thoughts about it. We'll get to all that spot's
got the big stories. We'll talk some niners. Ayuk all
next right here on Fox Sports Radio, Cavino and Rich
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