April 16, 2026 • 41 mins
Covino & Rich are in for the DP Show! They discuss the new person that Rich hates, someone who fights over and resells promo items from a stadium! There's a Padres promo vest story that has the crew laughing. Plus, Orioles manager is forced to eat baby food, & 'Old-School When 50 Hits' celebrates the anniversary of a romantic sports movie!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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mercer boy again the live chimes popping. You can see
what you hear? YouTube dot com, slash at Covino and
Rich FSR. I'm looking at the feedback. We were talking
about the worst number two's. Yes, people were taking it
into television and movies and stuff like that. And someone
said the Jeremy Renner of Born movies is the Angels
(01:34):
and Matt Damon is the Dodgers. Someone else hit us
up with Ashton Coocher. Ashton Kutcher is like the number
two to a Charlie Sheen. Remember they tried to do
that on two and a half Men. So it's it's
not just sports, it extends into everything. What's the worst
sequel that comes to mind? Like immediately for you sequel?
Speaker 3 (01:51):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Oh my part did? Was it? Hot Shots Party? I'm
just saying, what's the worst number two when it comes?
There's so many of them? All right? Man? Well, I
have a new person I hate? Could I throw that
out there? Wow, there's a new worst type of person
(02:14):
out there that I think we need to call out
on a sports network as big as FSR. Can I
say I hate everyone that was hating on me yesterday
on social media? I hate you right back. I just
want you to know that it goes both ways. Buddy,
you don't like me, well, guess what. I don't like
you either. I'll be honest. I'm a big fan of
people that are fan of me. You know the guy
that said jo Vino and bitch, Yeah, I don't like
you either. Bro, I hate that guy. I'll tell you
(02:37):
who I hate. I can I throw it out there.
I mean, I don't really hate that guy, but I
for that second, I'm like, I hate you right back,
my friend. We had a lot of great conversations yesterday.
We talked a little bit about the w NBA and
how no one's talking about the unprecedented romance between Page
Becker's and Asy Fudd. Well, unprecedented at this meaning two
(03:01):
superstars that are like intimate and dating, like on the
same team. And it's not a judge standpoint, from like
a business standpoint of like star. This is a really
interesting story. My my buddy Nicole, who I work with
at Serious Exam, she heard us talking about that and
she goes, doesn't that happen? Did you?
Speaker 3 (03:19):
Guys?
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Mention? How on like a TV show where co stars
date and then they have to keep doing the show,
And I'm like, how do we not think of that?
She's like, there'll be romances on a set a movie.
You go, you're done. But there are shows that last
season after season after season. If in season one two
of the co stars are stippin', they may have to
(03:39):
work together, like Greg and Marcia Brady year after year
after year after is it a Greg? And the mom
wasn't wasn't Barry Williams allegedly with Greg? Was with everybody?
Wasn't he with Alice Parry Williams? But that was an
interesting thought that, yeah, I guess that happens on TV
show Season one two hot stars start and then it's like,
(04:01):
oh man, that didn't work out the show did those?
So now we got to see each other every day
for season two, three, four five, And I was that's
a good point. Now, I said, there's a new person
I hate. Here's the person I hate, the person that
fights over stadium promotional items. We talked about the Yoshi
bobblehead a week or so ago at Dodger Stadium. That
(04:24):
was a big deal. Five hondo on emy and on
you know marketplace. People are selling five hundred dollars Yoshi bobbleheads.
People apparently flew in from Hophong to get this bad boy.
I was at Hello Kitty Sweatshirt night. The other night
they had the Pope hat at the White Sox game.
Did you see that police had to break up brawls.
(04:47):
People were throwing fists for the new Padres puffer vest.
I'm sorry people want that. I gotta check this bad
boy out. I'll be honest. For a promotional items, it's
pretty cool. But the Andre's puffer vest, it that's what
that's what's it. I just always think of those lame,
old wrapping fans that they had now picturing those guys
(05:09):
wearing these vests. San Diego most beautiful place, but some
of their fans have not done them justice. But yeah,
there were fights breaking out.
Speaker 3 (05:17):
And we don't win titles, but we got puffy vest.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
That's it. It's a cool promo item. But the Padres
puffer vest. You shouldn't. Honestly, are you investing in bro,
You're grown up. People were punching Danny oh By the
way it's reversible. That's probably why police had to break
up brawls. There were I think arrests made because people.
Speaker 4 (05:42):
Are that's mine puffer vest, but enrich going from anywhere
from sixty to seventy dollars on eBay right now.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
But you know what, it's.
Speaker 5 (05:51):
Probably not even that well made. But that's a steal
compared to the Dodger promotional item.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
Or any like. You know why it's a great promotional
item though, because I see other dudes, especially like dudes
that at ball games, like the dads, dads at the
basketball games. Loves they love vest, Like, hey man, great
to see other dads are wearing their vest drinking their coffee.
He has a theory that once you go vest, it's
like that's your thing. Like yeah, Like I'm on, like
I have never yet purchased a vest, So if they're
(06:19):
gonna give me one for free, I'm like, yeah, I'll
take it and see if it works. I loves Comito's phrasing.
He goes, bro he comes up to me like a
month ago, he goes, are you in vesting? Well, you
know why, I came back from Idaho and I noticed
all the dudes there it's like the it's like the
official uniform of the dads. It's like it's like Oakley's
and texts. It's like chilli mornings, chi warm afternoons. You
(06:39):
want to be able to ditch that vest. You want
to have like a long sleeve shirt. I thought they
hate sleeves. You hate these people they hate sleeves. You, Yeah, exactly,
like I like. I like a warm Torso, but I
like chili arms.
Speaker 3 (06:56):
Such a back to the future look, though.
Speaker 2 (06:58):
Yeah, when I was a kid in the ages, jump
this look. Is that a life preserver? And my point was,
if you're gonna give me one for free, yeah, I'll
definitely take one because I haven't bought one yet. So
I can see why people want this vest, this puffer vest.
But is it sounds like a ridiculous question. But first
of all, do we all agree that the worst type
of like a new person to hate is the person
getting in fist fights over a stadium giveaway.
Speaker 4 (07:20):
It's like people fighting on Black Friday, back when Black
Friday meant something. People fighting over a TV and they're
like trampling each other and stuff.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
Yeah, don't don't fight over a puffer vest or a
Yoshi bobblehead. I think they're going for on ebear right now.
Speaker 4 (07:33):
Sam said, like sixty to seventy bucks.
Speaker 5 (07:36):
But that hoodie, that rich guy, those are already going
for a couple hundred bucks. The Hello Kitty.
Speaker 4 (07:42):
Yeah, and these Listen, these things aren't always like well
made either, like they start, you know, losing feathers or whatever.
Like they'll start like a little loose threads, like they're
made cheaply because they they're giving out forty thousand of them.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
You know, I look at the great Dan Patrick, I
feel like is a guy that invests. Yeah, and corduroy
vests he has. That's the sweet quartera pants. Yeah. But
it's a ridiculous question. But do you feel like you're
either a vest guy or not? Like you go to
that giveaway. Let's say you are Dad in San Diego.
I feel like you are cut from a like Danny G.
Your style and everything. You're not a vest guy. No,
(08:14):
you're a jersey guy. You're a button down guy. When
you dress up your jeans got like I can't picture
Danny G coming in with like a Raiders puffer vest
like it just I don't it now, I was Sam,
I look at you if you came in here with
like a like a yellow Iowa puffer vest, I'd be like, well,
that makes sense to see.
Speaker 4 (08:34):
I'm in the point of my life where I wear
a lot of button up, uh short sleeve shirts over
a T shirt like I am wearing right now. There
will be a time where I transition.
Speaker 3 (08:41):
To the vest.
Speaker 4 (08:42):
You have him like, you know how you know in
high school I was a vest guy and then I
transition away from it. I had I like I've shopped
at Structure or Men's Express.
Speaker 2 (08:50):
I love I love how you have a plan because
because I always say that, I go, you know, down
the line when when I hit like fifty year older,
I think I'm gonna transition into golf. I think I'm
gonna I think, you know, fifty plus, I'm gonna invest
in my golf game. I love that You're like, well there,
I'll be a vest guy again. Yeah again again. I
(09:11):
you know, I don't know if that look is for me,
but I think it's a cool look. So I would
want the free vest, so I'm not fighting anybody over it.
And when I say i'd want the free vest, that
doesn't mean I want to padres one. I'm just saying
I would want the giveaway question. But you know what,
Rich Rich and I love to disagree, and that just
happens organically. I actually agree with him. People that fight
over things like this deserve a karate kick to the neck. Yeah,
(09:33):
well they're in the Disney adult category. Who pushed the
little kids out of the way to no worse than that?
When you said push kids, I saw an old clip
and listen, it happens every day, but this old clip
was ultimately embarrassing. I saw Derek Jeter when he was playing,
walking towards the crowd to give this little kid a ball,
(09:54):
and some grown ass man kept going in front of
the Derek and I'm like, how in embarrassing? Stop embarrassing yourself.
You hate that Zach Hampbell guy that steals all the
home runs from the kids, Then, oh, that guy's a villain. Yeah,
but you know what, We've interviewed him and I found
him to not be that annoying. But it seems like
everyone on social media hates that his gimmicks annoying. But
(10:16):
it's a gimmicks.
Speaker 3 (10:16):
I get it.
Speaker 2 (10:17):
I will say, however, anyone at a ball game that
tries to get in front of a kid for a
ball or an autograph or even a free item for that.
You're cut from the same cloth as the person that
punches someone for a bobblehead. Yeah, like, you just got
a bobblehead and you took it from a kid. One boozer,
a loser. Don't be a loser. Don't be a loser,
(10:39):
and don't fight people over a free puffer vest, especially
a San Diego Padre's one. Here, you want it, you
can have it. So that's funny, man, I missed that.
I don't know how I missed it. I don't get
a Padre updates. I guess I just I thought it
was wild to think that every week. And you know what,
when I was a kid, did your parents we went
(10:59):
to a couple ball games a year, and I think
my mom did look at the promotional calendar, would well, like, Richie,
do we want to like if we're gonna go to
one or two? Get you know, if your family's gonna
go to a game of storty you got a full
on bat. When you were a kid, it was like
fireworks night. I remember parents would always be like, let's
go to fireworks night or New York Met's Weapons night
and he'd give you a bat bat.
Speaker 5 (11:17):
Yeah, you know what I'm I remember I got Ricky
Henderson bat one time when I was a little kid.
I'm like, I cannot believe they just gave the full
sized baseball bat.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
Yeah for real? Hold if we full bat And sometimes
you get those little ones too, Remember all the mini
would the mini would bat? If Spot our video remember
old school like batting glove day and you get those
like pleather like cheap batting gloves. You know what I
remember there was a promotional item I had for years.
If our video guy Spot could find this in the
next thirty seconds, I'd be impressed because I remember it was.
(11:52):
You know when you have those things that were in
your childhood house that never went away, like you think
you threw it out and somehow it pops up again,
that plastic helmet, not the pleasant County that weird brown insert.
Do you remember in the eighties the advent of the
rally cap and I think the eighty six mets one
of the first credit where you flipped the top up
and they would put the ball there. Yeah, say velcrow
(12:13):
ball in like a nineteen eighties rally cap, And I
think would you say the eighties might have been the
first decade where they started doing promo nights. I don't
think they were doing that in this. Do you think
they were doing everybody got Reggie bars in the seventies?
Everyone did get reggie bars in this because there's a
famous story where they all threw them on the field.
So maybe late seventies, maybe that was the first ever
(12:33):
promo ment. I really don't know. I don't know the
answer to it. Seems like there's thirty for thirty on
this something. My girlfriend would ask me, he talks sports,
how do you not know that? And I'd be like,
I don't know. How would I know? How would I
know that? I'll look it up for you. You know what.
A lot of times you think people know things and
they don't. Two things I mentioned the other night to
some of my buddies at are softball. When did promotional
(12:55):
giveaways become a thing? Looked it up?
Speaker 3 (12:58):
Yeah, I searched it too.
Speaker 5 (12:59):
And the disco demolition night thing comes up and from
the late seventies. I don't know if that's really a
promotion though, maybe late bringing the disco albums to destroy?
Speaker 2 (13:11):
Right, There's two little fun facts that could be known
as Colin, bro doesn't he have all the answers?
Speaker 3 (13:19):
Please don't rich On, come on.
Speaker 2 (13:21):
Danny is our best feature we got When Rich asks Colin.
Speaker 3 (13:26):
Bad enough he stole Fernando Mendoza from our show.
Speaker 2 (13:28):
You know what the worst part about this? When Rich
does this, there's like a pause and you can't see
anything or messes up the system. Yeah, it feels like
it's thirty seconds when you ask. When you ask Colin
a question on this Ai cow Herd thing, you're right,
you have to pause. So here we go any time, anywhere?
What's your question? That's what he says, right, something, boy,
(13:51):
it's already.
Speaker 5 (13:53):
Come on, Rich, this is like prime videos, technical difficulties.
Speaker 6 (14:00):
He sat every storyline.
Speaker 2 (14:01):
I've got it all. What do you want to know? Hey, Colin?
When was the first promo night fan giveaway at a
sporting event?
Speaker 3 (14:13):
Pause?
Speaker 6 (14:16):
The first real promo night giveaway? Vibe traces back to
baseball doing stunts like Scrap Metal Day at the Polo
Grounds in nineteen forty two. Teams were already bribing you
to show up. The modern, clean version of it really
takes off in the nineteen sixties with bat Day, when
kids got actual Louisville Sluggers, and yet that got a
little too rowdy. Give fans a souvenir and you're not
(14:37):
just selling a ticket, you're selling an event.
Speaker 2 (14:39):
Well, hey, I column.
Speaker 5 (14:41):
Yeah, giveaways went through the eighties though, when we got
them as little kids.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
Oh spots Salley, that's the rally see, that's the rally cab.
You aren't you embarrassed that I.
Speaker 5 (14:53):
Would wear on our YouTube channel at Covino and Rich.
Speaker 2 (14:57):
Wasted that out A and d did that hack come
a lifetime guarantee? What's that? No ass for a lifetime
guarantee and highly flammable? Wow? Yeah? So anyway, you know,
speaking of that, trend is back all these goofy hat giveaways.
Speaker 3 (15:11):
It's the first time had a ball in his head,
but not the last.
Speaker 2 (15:16):
So they got the Red Sox like cowboy hat they're
giving away. I bet you the Dodgers do that brimless
hat because Diaz was rocking it. You did all sorts
of They did the Pope pat as you mentioned at
the White Sox game. Have you noticed that trend Edwin
Diaz and some of the Dodgers are on the like
not in the game obviously, but are wearing this. It
looks dnny like the official blue Dodgers hat, but no brims,
(15:38):
so it almost looks like, oh cap the brimless hat.
And I guarantee that's gonna be if it keeps going,
it'll be a promotional giveaway eventually. Two things too little
fun facts, except you assume people know and you know
why they call them promotional giveaways because when I get one,
I just give it away. No, you save it for Christmas. Yeah,
give it away to uncle Joe. Uncle Joe, Uncle Joe,
I got you a brimless hat. Here you go. Here's
(16:00):
a Hello Kitty sweatshirt.
Speaker 3 (16:01):
Oh thanks.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
Two little fun facts that you said, you assume people
know things, but they don't like Your girlfriend would be like,
how do you not? Now you guys grew up in
Los Angeles? Well I was Sam you Iowa?
Speaker 5 (16:14):
But Danny g you grew up at Yeah, rialto California.
Speaker 2 (16:18):
I said to one of my softball buddies because I
was rocking by a Met shirt and I go, you
know how the Mets got their colors? And I don't
think a lot of West Coast people know, or maybe
baseball fans. The Mets blue and orange is a tribute
to the Dodgers and the Giants who left New York
to go west at the same time. Uh, the Mets
(16:40):
blue is Dodger blue and the Mets orange is the
San Francisco Giants orange because the Giants and the Dodgers
both left and when the Mets were created, they took
a little for the Dodgers fans and the Giants fans
when they created the Mets. Don't aclick, you know you
got that from ask Colin. Well, let me give you
one more. I show me this. When people are throwing
(17:01):
the ball around the infield, what's the progression around like
around the morn uh? Like base? Third to second, second
to short? And why do they leave out the first
base when when they throw the ball around the infield, Colin, No,
I know, but go ahead, I know you want the glory. Yeah,
(17:21):
I know everything, Rich David, I know everything. Ask me.
But but when people, you know, strike out third base,
second short, back to the picture, they leave out first
base because back in the day they used to throw
it around the hole infield. But when lou gerigg first
got sick and towards the end of lou Garrick's career,
(17:41):
to take any unnecessary pressure off of him. They said,
you don't have to throw it to Lou, and Lou
Garrey played first base, so tribute so in tribute to
Lou Gerig. Originally the Yankees were the first team to
do it. They're like, you know, Lou doesn't need the
extra unnecessary throws around the infil other teams in tribute
to Lou Garrick started doing it. Hence the first baseman
(18:04):
left out of the toss around. Hey, by the way,
you dropped something, what was it?
Speaker 3 (18:07):
Facts?
Speaker 2 (18:08):
Thank you Rich Davis with the fun facts. And by
the way, speaking of baseball, we got to get into
this and tailgating and more. Yeah, something happened with the Orioles. Yeah,
a couple of nights ago. Their manager took a line
drive to the Cabasa to the face and we got
to give you the update. And if you want to
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(18:32):
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this Orioles manager story. Plus I did say we were
(18:55):
going to get to this new NFL team logo that
for some reason has people's heads spinning on social media.
They can't comprehend what this team has done to their logo.
Speaker 3 (19:06):
It's all because of an arrow, and.
Speaker 2 (19:07):
It's all because of an arrow. Yeah, that's the truth.
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FSR on YouTube At Covino and Rich FSR. You want
to talk some baseball, bro, I do. I'm thinking about
how bad my metsis are. Eight in a row, seven
time you've ever referred to him this the Mets season
(21:00):
because he's trying to cute see it up, they stink.
I've never heard you referd of him as the metsis
the Mets fans, though. Keith Hernandez always says, so we're
gonna talk some tailgating. We go. Yeah, they they're terrible.
They were seven and four and I was like, oh good,
start seven and four eight in a row. Not even
a Mets Puffer vest giveaway would get me to City Field.
(21:20):
But it's not even like it's not even like they're
losing close games and they're showing some fight. Lindor again
yesterday didn't charge a ball. Dodger was safe at first
base on the routine ground ball in the infield, and
then they go on to score four runs that ending.
Like it's just something's not right. The payroll and the
(21:42):
production doesn't match up, and it's embarrassing. Well, that's the
also interesting part about the long season of baseball. Things
just start to click. They're gonna click eventually, I mean
they have to. I mean I don't think Boba Sheet
and Lindor and all these guys are gonna about one
to eighty their whole season. It just happens.
Speaker 3 (21:57):
It's weird.
Speaker 2 (21:58):
It's like they got the sickness right now. Chemistry's off.
So we're gonna talk some pailgating. We got old school
and fifty hits coming up. That's when we throw it
back and get you involved. The most inclusive show on
Radio eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox Kavino on
rich In for Dan Patrick. Speaking of baseball, YEP. Craig Albernaz,
manager of the Orioles, was struck by a foul ball
(22:21):
this week. But he took a I believe it was
a seventy mile per hour foul ball to the face, which,
when you think about it, could have been a lot
worse when guys like Jean Carlos Stanton are hitting one
hundred and fourteen miles per hour exit velocity off time.
I mean, he's lucky he didn't break all bones in
his face. A hold up because he got a broken jaw.
(22:43):
I mean, like like shattered it. It could have been seven
fractures in his cheek area. Maybe it is bad, yeah,
but I feel like it could have been worse than
its leading though, because he came out at the press conference,
he's like I'm going somehow, and he got his face
all mangled because again it was off of Jeremiah Jackson
seventy one mile per hour foul ball to the face.
(23:04):
Here's what he had to say after the game.
Speaker 8 (23:07):
I feel good, actually, I mean, considering everything. Medical team
did a great job, like it was. It took care
of me. That's all you can ask for. Yeah, ball
hit me pretty flush in the cheeks.
Speaker 3 (23:23):
So, but.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
Feel good.
Speaker 8 (23:26):
Luckily no surgery, Uh, I think all in all it
was it's at least seven fractures in my cheek area
orbital and then a broken jaw. So but luckily it
doesn't have to be wired. No surgery. I just have
to eat baby food for six weeks.
Speaker 2 (23:44):
So you know, I guess not correction by me, but
his upbeat attitude and the fact that he's talking like
that in strata of lark because jaws wired, child like,
I feel like it could have been worse. But sound
pretty bad broken jaw fractures, But doesn't he sound pretty
damn upon the guy. You would never know, I mean
(24:04):
watching that clip too, you would just think that he had,
you know, a mark on his face from the line.
Drive to the face again, foul ball by Jeremiah Jackson.
Isn't that a Robert Redford movie from the seventies. Jeremiah
Jackson went on to wait, that's Johnson, my bad. He
went on to hit a key home run in that
(24:24):
game early in the week gran and he actually gave
that ball to coach and said to his manager and said,
and he signed it, sorry bro, because he's the guy
that also hit the foul ball that hit him in
the face, like sorry bulls sorry. So yeah, he gave
him the sorry game ball. And I don't know if
you caught it when you heard coach alburn As talking
(24:47):
about it. Craig alburn has but the dude now he
has this wealth on his face. He has a broken jaw,
but he has to eat baby food for six weeks, which, honestly,
you know what I thought. My immediate thought was, guy's
probably gonna get shredded for summer. Good for him, because
that's all he could eat for six weeks, liquid diet. Yeah,
(25:08):
he's gonna have as Maybe he's onto something. What if
he shows up all ripped, aggressive cutting, what if he uh,
you know, he's part of the mantosphere now like clavicular. Yeah,
young young kids are breaking their jaw on purpose.
Speaker 3 (25:23):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
So yeah, he's bone smashing with baseballs. But the guy
has to eat baby food for six weeks, and you know,
I feel bad for him, even though he's in good
spirits right there. What are some things that you had
to do that you never thought you'd do again? Just
based on that ud like eat baby food? Yeah, but
for six weeks, dude, not like for six days, not
(25:47):
for like a week or six weeks. Okay, you know what,
I'll say this, This guy's eating Gerber baby food for
six weeks. Things you never thought you'd do again. You know,
I'll tell you what if you got little kiddos, you
got little baby CoA, I got two little kids, cave.
You know, he's got a teenage daughter. I'll it's not
(26:07):
it's not along the lines of eating baby food. But
there are snacks in my house that I thought I
would never eat again. But because my kids have them,
like late night of im hungry, I'm like, oh, that's
my dad's start gaining weight. Seriously, because and now all
of a sudden, your pantry has these snacks and I
didn't think they would be fruit by the foot or
like you know, uh, gushers even sudden, O your gusher's
(26:28):
fruit snacks or things in my kid's lunchbox, like, oh,
like cheese. It's I would never buy cheese. It You
don't want them to go to waste. So you feel
it's your job as dad to like finish that pat exactly.
Speaker 5 (26:39):
And we grew up with our parents just drilling it
in our heads.
Speaker 3 (26:42):
Do not waste food.
Speaker 5 (26:43):
You can't waste food, and so my wife does it too,
like I'm gonna have to eat the rest of that CoA.
Speaker 3 (26:48):
We can't waste food.
Speaker 5 (26:50):
The other day, I caught myself eating those little star
shaped chicken nuggets.
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Truthfully though, like star nuggets, love star nuggets. I can't believe.
But you know what, though, you just nailed the Danny
and Kevino said, that's why dads will will start getting
a little bit of a belly, because, yeah, you should
see me back in like the early two thousands, dude,
I was hefty. You look like Mario Lopez. Now you
look like uh yeah man, especially he looks like George Lopez.
(27:17):
Now I look like George Lopez. Thanks, bro. There are
times where and I think every dad can relate to this.
Your kid's done with their dinner or what they say.
I'm I'm fall And there's like a good scoop of
mac and cheese and like a couple of nuggets left,
and instead of just dumping it in the trash can,
your fat ass just picks up the plate and you're like, oh,
you eat the mac and cheese. And again it's so unnecessary.
(27:39):
So to answer the question things you never thought you'd
do again, I don't know. Eat all these stupid kid snacks.
A lot of them have to do with being a parent.
Forget about it. I'm imagining you, mister proud coach Rich,
you know, stepping onto a little league field. You know,
Rich held the banner at the parade. He's so into it.
It's like, let a little kid do it. I bet
he never thought he would do that again. Well, you
(28:00):
know what, it's my team, I bet even uh, you know, honestly,
like if I bet there's a lot of dads are Yeah,
I haven't thrown a baseball a long time. Yeah, it's
things like that, things like for me, I'll give you one.
When I coached the Pony Ball All Stars this summer,
I had a wear I'm not even joking, guys and
I'm not the only dad that's had to do this,
(28:21):
so I'm sure other people like, yeah, me too. We
had to wear full uniform like we were. Uh, Sparky
Anderson in the eighties. What team were you coaching? I
was coaching the just the West Hills All Stars. It
didn't it wasn't like the Tigers. No, it was you
saw me. Remember I said, should I go high socks
or not? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (28:39):
About a year ago.
Speaker 2 (28:40):
So during the regular season, like you know, what does
coaches wear the little the Little League or pony ball
T shirt or jersey? During All Stars, they make the
coaches wear baseball pants. I never thought I'd wear baseball
pants and baseball socks again in my life. What do
you do you did you get extra use out of them?
Do you wear them around the house? Once? And my
wife likes it. I just wear the stirrups, just the stirrups,
(29:02):
you know. Fun. I'll give it one for you. Yeah.
I know you say I'm the league leader of bringing
up your divorce, but I bet I bet you never
thought you're number one on the board. I thought you
you probably never thought you'd grab another random ass again. Yeah,
I never did. When you were single again for the
first time before you met your girlfriend and you were like,
wait a minute, I'm single again. That wasn't no, absolutely,
(29:25):
like wow, I never thought i'd be like on the
dating scene. I never thought i'd have on when you're forty.
You didn't think like, I'm gonna have a first kiss again. Well,
this is funny because it sounds corny, but it's not
all through our kids. It's things like that too. And
based on Albernez having to eat baby food for six weeks,
we're saying things that you thought you'd never do again.
(29:46):
When Rich and I. This gives a little history of
what we did. We started as a talk show for
Maxim Radio. Remember Maxim magazine. Maxim Radio was on serious
at the time, for a serious extent.
Speaker 3 (29:57):
What's a magazine exactly?
Speaker 2 (29:59):
So we were trying to bring the magazine to life
on the radio, entertainment, sports, lifestyle, that sort of thing, music,
and we did a talk show for Maxim for years.
This is a while to think how popular men's magazines were.
Oh yeah, we still host all the parties of Maxim, Playboy, FHM, stuff,
all those magaza That's how we ended up doing what
we do now because we'd be at all the sporting events,
(30:21):
interviewing all these athletes and everything. So anyway, long story short,
as part of the Maxim brand, they would send us
to spring break, like to cover spring break, and we're
like in our mid to late twenties. I never thought
it would be a spring break again.
Speaker 4 (30:34):
I remember, mid to late twenties. That's fine. I thought
you were gonna say, like no, but dude, thirty, you
know who you're spring breaking with like sen year olds,
you know what I mean. Nineteen twenty were still in
the zone. I remember we were in the zone blieb.
But we never thought we'd have that opportunity.
Speaker 2 (30:49):
The first time you guys were wealthy compared to Danny, Danny,
we were. That's the best point you you've made today.
We were because you forget the difference between you back.
It's no, no, no, I mean, Danny, Danny, you've made so
many bad points. That's your first good one. But Danny,
you're so one hundred percent right. The difference between a
(31:10):
nineteen year old college kid at spring break and a
twenty five year old like I was professional making money.
So you know, because we went to more than one,
we went like a few years in row we had Acapulco,
Panama City. I was probably thirty, but you know, and
I'm like not doing the beer bong correct way. I
never thought, I mean, those those kids are lined up
at Taco Bell. You guys could have ate at the
(31:31):
chart House. Yes, wild I remember going to spring break
with Cavino Alcapulco and I was, I think twenty five,
about to be twenty six, and I remember being like,
this is unfair because you have the knowledge of a
mid twenties we win, no mid twenty things. You still
look really young, and you still look young enough, and
you're like, but you got some career experience and money
(31:53):
and more money than that college.
Speaker 3 (31:55):
And you guys knew how to deal with herpes.
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Yeah, yeah, especially Rich was the excellent what but no,
it's never thought you'd go back to spring break. There
was another one I had on the tip of my tongue.
Speaker 3 (32:06):
Was it?
Speaker 2 (32:07):
I don't know, but as as the parent of a
teenage kid now like going back to her high school,
you're like or helping them out with their like homework assignments,
because anything your kid goes through, you as the parent,
also go through. It's like barf, Like I gotta read
your I gotta read your papers that you're writing River Run. Yeah,
(32:27):
traumatic memory. I got to learn all your miserable math
because you need help. It's so funny just just walk
in the hallways of the high schools that like she's
competing at or something. It's such a weird feeling because
you think you're never gonna do those things again, and
then you're like thrust it into this world. As a parent,
You're like, I never thought i'd be back in a
high school hallway. It's really funny would say that, because
you know, even helping your your elementary school kid with
(32:50):
their homework, you're like, I have to converting fractions. Rich
Rich thought he'd never eat Plato again, and he did,
and I did. I did by choice. Yeah, by choice,
as it was there, it was available to think of it.
It's pretty good. I never thought I would put Elmer's
glue in my fingers and then peel it off.
Speaker 5 (33:08):
Yeah, but he did, but I did. Yeah, I'm making
a diorama again. It's been years.
Speaker 2 (33:12):
I never thought I would make.
Speaker 5 (33:14):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
Yeah, is the diorama of the one in the shoe box? Yes, yes,
that's a good one. That's really a good one, because
here you are doing these things again. You can't make
diaramas anymore. Yeah, I hope they do. Yeah, that was
a super contraps and all this other nonsense. But you
think you're never gonna do it, and then you do
it again and it was so long ago. It's okay,
(33:35):
And again we're talking about this because the coach of
the Orioles has to eat baby fit for six weeks,
is going to get clucked in the mouth.
Speaker 5 (33:43):
Have you guys ever taken a class at one of
your gyms where in a group you guys are all
working out together. I did a boxing class in Woodland Hills, California,
and they were it felt like pe class. And I
thought to myself, I thought I got away from this
and I was never Yeah, I thought I was never
gonna have that in my life.
Speaker 3 (34:00):
Ever Again, you're.
Speaker 2 (34:01):
Doing squad thrusts, you know, a group.
Speaker 6 (34:04):
You know.
Speaker 4 (34:04):
It's the funny thing about saying you have to eat
baby food, Like you could say, oh, I'm gonna do
the liquid diet, I'm gonna do smoothies, But it's like
the idea of taking a tiny little spoon and eating
like Gerber's baby food, like little like period apple sauce,
like the airplane.
Speaker 2 (34:18):
It could just be liquid diety. Yeah, it's like here
comes the peace, the period piece. I do people know
the fun fact that you were the Gerber baby. Nobody
knows that now they were actually like ten Gerber babies.
Speaker 3 (34:29):
I was one of them.
Speaker 2 (34:32):
You know. Richie did hit on a good one though.
I didn't want to bring up the divorce thing. But
there's a lot of people so comfortable in their ways,
whether it be man. I can't believe I'm out there
on the dating scene again. I never thought i'd have
to do that, or would do that again. That's really interesting,
or you know, having to start over in a new career,
(34:53):
like I never thought i'd have to, you know, find
another job. What about people that actually we have plenty
of friends that have done this, family members that go
back to college, and you're like, I never thought I
would take a test again. I thought I have to
study like in those classroom or like you know your
friends that are like, yeah, I'm changing careers, or my
wife's taking some courses at college. Imagine going back to
school when you when you were doing school. In my mind,
(35:15):
I remember that last day be like I will never
take a test again. Yeah, ripped up all your scantrons
and number two pencils like never, But since then, out
of spite, I only use number one pencils. That's right,
true things you thought you'd never do again. More of
your answers at Covino and Rich at Fox Sports Radio.
Thanks for playing along, and we're gonna go old school next.
(35:38):
It is the anniversary of a movie. We'll chop it
up a little bit, go old school talk some movies.
We'll talk about a new NFL logo that's got people
all up at a tizzy, a lot of fun. Thanks
for hanging with us, Thanks for dealing with us. Could
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Speaker 6 (36:50):
Now.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
You know, in a relationship or at work, when when
things are going bad, the little things that you might
have overlooked are just amplified even more. Yeah, you're noticing
that with the New York Mets right now. Who if
they lose their next game, it'll be nine in a row.
And they have not lost nine games in a row
(37:12):
since two thousand and four. And this speculation that if
they if they lose eleven games in a row on
a row on a road trip is so much fun
to root for. Shut your face. You have the Dodgers,
would you have to fire Mendoza? I get yes, So yeah,
I gotta do something at that point, because now you're
just trying to salvage something, right.
Speaker 3 (37:33):
I mean, like i'd fire Francisco Lindor.
Speaker 2 (37:36):
By the way, that's Danny g That's what I wanted
to bring up real quick. Every little thing, like I said,
you might be uh, you know, in a okay, good relationship,
you let the little things go. When you're in a
bad relationship, the little things are amplified. There's a video
of Lindor just not charging a ground ball yesterday. You know,
it's like an in between or against the Dodgers. I
(37:57):
saw it like he got caught in between what you
couldn't really charge it, but because he had to stay back.
Speaker 3 (38:02):
Yeah, Tayoscar Hernandez was able to get to first.
Speaker 2 (38:05):
The Oscar was safe and that led to four runs.
So now we're like, look, Glendor's heads up, his ass
and ground and it's like it's it's when it rains
it poor. So hey, let's go Mets and let's go
Old School. It's fifty hit it, Sam, there's a certain.
Speaker 3 (38:19):
What we're gonna do is go back.
Speaker 1 (38:24):
Back into town throwing it back for a Thursday. Old
School went fifty hits at fifty after CNR give you
the time capsule topic and we reminisce together.
Speaker 2 (38:35):
Yeah, Dandy, as we go old school, my struggling Mets.
Did you see that video going around that they haven't
won since mister and missus met hugged Mayor Mandani in
New York.
Speaker 3 (38:47):
I don't mix politics with sports.
Speaker 2 (38:49):
See the curse. He's the opposite of Grimace. Jeez, all right,
Danny g you hit us up with a movie that
came out on this day twenty six years ago.
Speaker 5 (38:59):
Yeah, Love End Basketball starring Saana Lathan. She was Monica
and Omar EPP's Q and they fell in love through basketball.
And then at the end they played each other.
Speaker 2 (39:10):
Wait, Omars, do you mean the bootleg Willie mays Hay.
Speaker 5 (39:14):
She wants to get back with Omar, so they play
each other one on one at the end, and she loses.
She's crying and he looks at her and he says
double or nothing. And it's a famous romantic basketball movie.
Speaker 2 (39:26):
You know. Of course I've heard of the movie. But
I'll be the first to tell you somehow that must
have been real busy in the year two thousand. I
don't know, man, I was on my grind.
Speaker 5 (39:37):
This is one that's you always see this. Of course,
it's always being replayed on TV.
Speaker 2 (39:43):
You know why. I mean, I'm also confused because I
feel like I would have watched it loving basketball in
the year two thousand.
Speaker 1 (39:49):
You know, yeah, two thousand.
Speaker 2 (39:51):
Yeah, now you cut it up. But it also got
an eighty six percent on Rotten Potatoes. It's tomatoes, potatoes,
tomatoes whatever. So it got us thinking because you know,
playing games are here. Curry had a big Nights the
anniversary of this. It's like a love story, right, Danny
(40:13):
g It's not just basketball. It's like a love story
love and basketball. What are some other romantic movies that
tough guys like? Kind of like your Guilty Pleasure tough
Guy Guilty? Because I love this movie. I'm a rom
com guy. By the way, Dennis Haysburg is in this
(40:33):
movie too. Yeah, he's in Dennis Hayes So you tell
me Pedro Serrano and Willie Mace Hayser in this movie. Yeah, yep,
what do you tell me next? Roger Dorn's in it,
Regina Hall, Kyla Pratt, Gabrielle Union's in the movie. So
I'm like, all right either either way, maybe I'm Home
with as Sigmon.
Speaker 5 (40:52):
Maybe he plays Omar Epps's dad, by the way, who
cheats on Omar's mom?
Speaker 3 (40:57):
Omar are gonds know what I'm your are?
Speaker 2 (41:01):
There are there other movies that even like the toughest
guy likes question and what we'll get your feedback next.
The rom comes that even the toughest guy has to
admit a prop movies like Notebook that was my answer man,
romantic movies and rom comes I will. We'll get to that,
(41:21):
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Rich FSR. I'm looking at the feedback. We were talking
about the worst number two's. Yes, people were taking it
into television and movies and stuff like that. And someone
said the Jeremy Renner of Born movies is the Angels
(01:34):
and Matt Damon is the Dodgers. Someone else hit us
up with Ashton Coocher. Ashton Kutcher is like the number
two to a Charlie Sheen. Remember they tried to do
that on two and a half Men. So it's it's
not just sports, it extends into everything. What's the worst
sequel that comes to mind? Like immediately for you sequel?
Speaker 3 (01:51):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Oh my part did? Was it? Hot Shots Party? I'm
just saying, what's the worst number two when it comes?
There's so many of them? All right? Man? Well, I
have a new person I hate? Could I throw that
out there? Wow, there's a new worst type of person
(02:14):
out there that I think we need to call out
on a sports network as big as FSR. Can I
say I hate everyone that was hating on me yesterday
on social media? I hate you right back. I just
want you to know that it goes both ways. Buddy,
you don't like me, well, guess what. I don't like
you either. I'll be honest. I'm a big fan of
people that are fan of me. You know the guy
that said jo Vino and bitch, Yeah, I don't like
you either. Bro, I hate that guy. I'll tell you
(02:37):
who I hate. I can I throw it out there.
I mean, I don't really hate that guy, but I
for that second, I'm like, I hate you right back,
my friend. We had a lot of great conversations yesterday.
We talked a little bit about the w NBA and
how no one's talking about the unprecedented romance between Page
Becker's and Asy Fudd. Well, unprecedented at this meaning two
(03:01):
superstars that are like intimate and dating, like on the
same team. And it's not a judge standpoint, from like
a business standpoint of like star. This is a really
interesting story. My my buddy Nicole, who I work with
at Serious Exam, she heard us talking about that and
she goes, doesn't that happen? Did you?
Speaker 3 (03:19):
Guys?
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Mention? How on like a TV show where co stars
date and then they have to keep doing the show,
And I'm like, how do we not think of that?
She's like, there'll be romances on a set a movie.
You go, you're done. But there are shows that last
season after season after season. If in season one two
of the co stars are stippin', they may have to
(03:39):
work together, like Greg and Marcia Brady year after year
after year after is it a Greg? And the mom
wasn't wasn't Barry Williams allegedly with Greg? Was with everybody?
Wasn't he with Alice Parry Williams? But that was an
interesting thought that, yeah, I guess that happens on TV
show Season one two hot stars start and then it's like,
(04:01):
oh man, that didn't work out the show did those?
So now we got to see each other every day
for season two, three, four five, And I was that's
a good point. Now, I said, there's a new person
I hate. Here's the person I hate, the person that
fights over stadium promotional items. We talked about the Yoshi
bobblehead a week or so ago at Dodger Stadium. That
(04:24):
was a big deal. Five hondo on emy and on
you know marketplace. People are selling five hundred dollars Yoshi bobbleheads.
People apparently flew in from Hophong to get this bad boy.
I was at Hello Kitty Sweatshirt night. The other night
they had the Pope hat at the White Sox game.
Did you see that police had to break up brawls.
(04:47):
People were throwing fists for the new Padres puffer vest.
I'm sorry people want that. I gotta check this bad
boy out. I'll be honest. For a promotional items, it's
pretty cool. But the Andre's puffer vest, it that's what
that's what's it. I just always think of those lame,
old wrapping fans that they had now picturing those guys
(05:09):
wearing these vests. San Diego most beautiful place, but some
of their fans have not done them justice. But yeah,
there were fights breaking out.
Speaker 3 (05:17):
And we don't win titles, but we got puffy vest.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
That's it. It's a cool promo item. But the Padres
puffer vest. You shouldn't. Honestly, are you investing in bro,
You're grown up. People were punching Danny oh By the
way it's reversible. That's probably why police had to break
up brawls. There were I think arrests made because people.
Speaker 4 (05:42):
Are that's mine puffer vest, but enrich going from anywhere
from sixty to seventy dollars on eBay right now.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
But you know what, it's.
Speaker 5 (05:51):
Probably not even that well made. But that's a steal
compared to the Dodger promotional item.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
Or any like. You know why it's a great promotional
item though, because I see other dudes, especially like dudes
that at ball games, like the dads, dads at the
basketball games. Loves they love vest, Like, hey man, great
to see other dads are wearing their vest drinking their coffee.
He has a theory that once you go vest, it's
like that's your thing. Like yeah, Like I'm on, like
I have never yet purchased a vest, So if they're
(06:19):
gonna give me one for free, I'm like, yeah, I'll
take it and see if it works. I loves Comito's phrasing.
He goes, bro he comes up to me like a
month ago, he goes, are you in vesting? Well, you
know why, I came back from Idaho and I noticed
all the dudes there it's like the it's like the
official uniform of the dads. It's like it's like Oakley's
and texts. It's like chilli mornings, chi warm afternoons. You
(06:39):
want to be able to ditch that vest. You want
to have like a long sleeve shirt. I thought they
hate sleeves. You hate these people they hate sleeves. You, Yeah, exactly,
like I like. I like a warm Torso, but I
like chili arms.
Speaker 3 (06:56):
Such a back to the future look, though.
Speaker 2 (06:58):
Yeah, when I was a kid in the ages, jump
this look. Is that a life preserver? And my point was,
if you're gonna give me one for free, yeah, I'll
definitely take one because I haven't bought one yet. So
I can see why people want this vest, this puffer vest.
But is it sounds like a ridiculous question. But first
of all, do we all agree that the worst type
of like a new person to hate is the person
getting in fist fights over a stadium giveaway.
Speaker 4 (07:20):
It's like people fighting on Black Friday, back when Black
Friday meant something. People fighting over a TV and they're
like trampling each other and stuff.
Speaker 2 (07:27):
Yeah, don't don't fight over a puffer vest or a
Yoshi bobblehead. I think they're going for on ebear right now.
Speaker 4 (07:33):
Sam said, like sixty to seventy bucks.
Speaker 5 (07:36):
But that hoodie, that rich guy, those are already going
for a couple hundred bucks. The Hello Kitty.
Speaker 4 (07:42):
Yeah, and these Listen, these things aren't always like well
made either, like they start, you know, losing feathers or whatever.
Like they'll start like a little loose threads, like they're
made cheaply because they they're giving out forty thousand of them.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
You know, I look at the great Dan Patrick, I
feel like is a guy that invests. Yeah, and corduroy
vests he has. That's the sweet quartera pants. Yeah. But
it's a ridiculous question. But do you feel like you're
either a vest guy or not? Like you go to
that giveaway. Let's say you are Dad in San Diego.
I feel like you are cut from a like Danny G.
Your style and everything. You're not a vest guy. No,
(08:14):
you're a jersey guy. You're a button down guy. When
you dress up your jeans got like I can't picture
Danny G coming in with like a Raiders puffer vest
like it just I don't it now, I was Sam,
I look at you if you came in here with
like a like a yellow Iowa puffer vest, I'd be like, well,
that makes sense to see.
Speaker 4 (08:34):
I'm in the point of my life where I wear
a lot of button up, uh short sleeve shirts over
a T shirt like I am wearing right now. There
will be a time where I transition.
Speaker 3 (08:41):
To the vest.
Speaker 4 (08:42):
You have him like, you know how you know in
high school I was a vest guy and then I
transition away from it. I had I like I've shopped
at Structure or Men's Express.
Speaker 2 (08:50):
I love I love how you have a plan because
because I always say that, I go, you know, down
the line when when I hit like fifty year older,
I think I'm gonna transition into golf. I think I'm
gonna I think, you know, fifty plus, I'm gonna invest
in my golf game. I love that You're like, well there,
I'll be a vest guy again. Yeah again again. I
(09:11):
you know, I don't know if that look is for me,
but I think it's a cool look. So I would
want the free vest, so I'm not fighting anybody over it.
And when I say i'd want the free vest, that
doesn't mean I want to padres one. I'm just saying
I would want the giveaway question. But you know what,
Rich Rich and I love to disagree, and that just
happens organically. I actually agree with him. People that fight
over things like this deserve a karate kick to the neck. Yeah,
(09:33):
well they're in the Disney adult category. Who pushed the
little kids out of the way to no worse than that?
When you said push kids, I saw an old clip
and listen, it happens every day, but this old clip
was ultimately embarrassing. I saw Derek Jeter when he was playing,
walking towards the crowd to give this little kid a ball,
(09:54):
and some grown ass man kept going in front of
the Derek and I'm like, how in embarrassing? Stop embarrassing yourself.
You hate that Zach Hampbell guy that steals all the
home runs from the kids, Then, oh, that guy's a villain. Yeah,
but you know what, We've interviewed him and I found
him to not be that annoying. But it seems like
everyone on social media hates that his gimmicks annoying. But
(10:16):
it's a gimmicks.
Speaker 3 (10:16):
I get it.
Speaker 2 (10:17):
I will say, however, anyone at a ball game that
tries to get in front of a kid for a
ball or an autograph or even a free item for that.
You're cut from the same cloth as the person that
punches someone for a bobblehead. Yeah, like, you just got
a bobblehead and you took it from a kid. One boozer,
a loser. Don't be a loser. Don't be a loser,
(10:39):
and don't fight people over a free puffer vest, especially
a San Diego Padre's one. Here, you want it, you
can have it. So that's funny, man, I missed that.
I don't know how I missed it. I don't get
a Padre updates. I guess I just I thought it
was wild to think that every week. And you know what,
when I was a kid, did your parents we went
(10:59):
to a couple ball games a year, and I think
my mom did look at the promotional calendar, would well, like, Richie,
do we want to like if we're gonna go to
one or two? Get you know, if your family's gonna
go to a game of storty you got a full
on bat. When you were a kid, it was like
fireworks night. I remember parents would always be like, let's
go to fireworks night or New York Met's Weapons night
and he'd give you a bat bat.
Speaker 5 (11:17):
Yeah, you know what I'm I remember I got Ricky
Henderson bat one time when I was a little kid.
I'm like, I cannot believe they just gave the full
sized baseball bat.
Speaker 2 (11:29):
Yeah for real? Hold if we full bat And sometimes
you get those little ones too, Remember all the mini
would the mini would bat? If Spot our video remember
old school like batting glove day and you get those
like pleather like cheap batting gloves. You know what I
remember there was a promotional item I had for years.
If our video guy Spot could find this in the
next thirty seconds, I'd be impressed because I remember it was.
(11:52):
You know when you have those things that were in
your childhood house that never went away, like you think
you threw it out and somehow it pops up again,
that plastic helmet, not the pleasant County that weird brown insert.
Do you remember in the eighties the advent of the
rally cap and I think the eighty six mets one
of the first credit where you flipped the top up
and they would put the ball there. Yeah, say velcrow
(12:13):
ball in like a nineteen eighties rally cap, And I
think would you say the eighties might have been the
first decade where they started doing promo nights. I don't
think they were doing that in this. Do you think
they were doing everybody got Reggie bars in the seventies?
Everyone did get reggie bars in this because there's a
famous story where they all threw them on the field.
So maybe late seventies, maybe that was the first ever
(12:33):
promo ment. I really don't know. I don't know the
answer to it. Seems like there's thirty for thirty on
this something. My girlfriend would ask me, he talks sports,
how do you not know that? And I'd be like,
I don't know. How would I know? How would I
know that? I'll look it up for you. You know what.
A lot of times you think people know things and
they don't. Two things I mentioned the other night to
some of my buddies at are softball. When did promotional
(12:55):
giveaways become a thing? Looked it up?
Speaker 3 (12:58):
Yeah, I searched it too.
Speaker 5 (12:59):
And the disco demolition night thing comes up and from
the late seventies. I don't know if that's really a
promotion though, maybe late bringing the disco albums to destroy?
Speaker 2 (13:11):
Right, There's two little fun facts that could be known
as Colin, bro doesn't he have all the answers?
Speaker 3 (13:19):
Please don't rich On, come on.
Speaker 2 (13:21):
Danny is our best feature we got When Rich asks Colin.
Speaker 3 (13:26):
Bad enough he stole Fernando Mendoza from our show.
Speaker 2 (13:28):
You know what the worst part about this? When Rich
does this, there's like a pause and you can't see
anything or messes up the system. Yeah, it feels like
it's thirty seconds when you ask. When you ask Colin
a question on this Ai cow Herd thing, you're right,
you have to pause. So here we go any time, anywhere?
What's your question? That's what he says, right, something, boy,
(13:51):
it's already.
Speaker 5 (13:53):
Come on, Rich, this is like prime videos, technical difficulties.
Speaker 6 (14:00):
He sat every storyline.
Speaker 2 (14:01):
I've got it all. What do you want to know? Hey, Colin?
When was the first promo night fan giveaway at a
sporting event?
Speaker 3 (14:13):
Pause?
Speaker 6 (14:16):
The first real promo night giveaway? Vibe traces back to
baseball doing stunts like Scrap Metal Day at the Polo
Grounds in nineteen forty two. Teams were already bribing you
to show up. The modern, clean version of it really
takes off in the nineteen sixties with bat Day, when
kids got actual Louisville Sluggers, and yet that got a
little too rowdy. Give fans a souvenir and you're not
(14:37):
just selling a ticket, you're selling an event.
Speaker 2 (14:39):
Well, hey, I column.
Speaker 5 (14:41):
Yeah, giveaways went through the eighties though, when we got
them as little kids.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
Oh spots Salley, that's the rally see, that's the rally cab.
You aren't you embarrassed that I.
Speaker 5 (14:53):
Would wear on our YouTube channel at Covino and Rich.
Speaker 2 (14:57):
Wasted that out A and d did that hack come
a lifetime guarantee? What's that? No ass for a lifetime
guarantee and highly flammable? Wow? Yeah? So anyway, you know,
speaking of that, trend is back all these goofy hat giveaways.
Speaker 3 (15:11):
It's the first time had a ball in his head,
but not the last.
Speaker 2 (15:16):
So they got the Red Sox like cowboy hat they're
giving away. I bet you the Dodgers do that brimless
hat because Diaz was rocking it. You did all sorts
of They did the Pope pat as you mentioned at
the White Sox game. Have you noticed that trend Edwin
Diaz and some of the Dodgers are on the like
not in the game obviously, but are wearing this. It
looks dnny like the official blue Dodgers hat, but no brims,
(15:38):
so it almost looks like, oh cap the brimless hat.
And I guarantee that's gonna be if it keeps going,
it'll be a promotional giveaway eventually. Two things too little
fun facts, except you assume people know and you know
why they call them promotional giveaways because when I get one,
I just give it away. No, you save it for Christmas. Yeah,
give it away to uncle Joe. Uncle Joe, Uncle Joe,
I got you a brimless hat. Here you go. Here's
(16:00):
a Hello Kitty sweatshirt.
Speaker 3 (16:01):
Oh thanks.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
Two little fun facts that you said, you assume people
know things, but they don't like Your girlfriend would be like,
how do you not? Now you guys grew up in
Los Angeles? Well I was Sam you Iowa?
Speaker 5 (16:14):
But Danny g you grew up at Yeah, rialto California.
Speaker 2 (16:18):
I said to one of my softball buddies because I
was rocking by a Met shirt and I go, you
know how the Mets got their colors? And I don't
think a lot of West Coast people know, or maybe
baseball fans. The Mets blue and orange is a tribute
to the Dodgers and the Giants who left New York
to go west at the same time. Uh, the Mets
(16:40):
blue is Dodger blue and the Mets orange is the
San Francisco Giants orange because the Giants and the Dodgers
both left and when the Mets were created, they took
a little for the Dodgers fans and the Giants fans
when they created the Mets. Don't aclick, you know you
got that from ask Colin. Well, let me give you
one more. I show me this. When people are throwing
(17:01):
the ball around the infield, what's the progression around like
around the morn uh? Like base? Third to second, second
to short? And why do they leave out the first
base when when they throw the ball around the infield, Colin, No,
I know, but go ahead, I know you want the glory. Yeah,
(17:21):
I know everything, Rich David, I know everything. Ask me.
But but when people, you know, strike out third base,
second short, back to the picture, they leave out first
base because back in the day they used to throw
it around the hole infield. But when lou gerigg first
got sick and towards the end of lou Garrick's career,
(17:41):
to take any unnecessary pressure off of him. They said,
you don't have to throw it to Lou, and Lou
Garrey played first base, so tribute so in tribute to
Lou Gerig. Originally the Yankees were the first team to
do it. They're like, you know, Lou doesn't need the
extra unnecessary throws around the infil other teams in tribute
to Lou Garrick started doing it. Hence the first baseman
(18:04):
left out of the toss around. Hey, by the way,
you dropped something, what was it?
Speaker 3 (18:07):
Facts?
Speaker 2 (18:08):
Thank you Rich Davis with the fun facts. And by
the way, speaking of baseball, we got to get into
this and tailgating and more. Yeah, something happened with the Orioles. Yeah,
a couple of nights ago. Their manager took a line
drive to the Cabasa to the face and we got
to give you the update. And if you want to
hear more about hats, can I shamelessly promote our at
(18:32):
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this Orioles manager story. Plus I did say we were
(18:55):
going to get to this new NFL team logo that
for some reason has people's heads spinning on social media.
They can't comprehend what this team has done to their logo.
Speaker 3 (19:06):
It's all because of an arrow, and.
Speaker 2 (19:07):
It's all because of an arrow. Yeah, that's the truth.
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FSR on YouTube At Covino and Rich FSR. You want
to talk some baseball, bro, I do. I'm thinking about
how bad my metsis are. Eight in a row, seven
time you've ever referred to him this the Mets season
(21:00):
because he's trying to cute see it up, they stink.
I've never heard you referd of him as the metsis
the Mets fans, though. Keith Hernandez always says, so we're
gonna talk some tailgating. We go. Yeah, they they're terrible.
They were seven and four and I was like, oh good,
start seven and four eight in a row. Not even
a Mets Puffer vest giveaway would get me to City Field.
(21:20):
But it's not even like it's not even like they're
losing close games and they're showing some fight. Lindor again
yesterday didn't charge a ball. Dodger was safe at first
base on the routine ground ball in the infield, and
then they go on to score four runs that ending.
Like it's just something's not right. The payroll and the
(21:42):
production doesn't match up, and it's embarrassing. Well, that's the
also interesting part about the long season of baseball. Things
just start to click. They're gonna click eventually, I mean
they have to. I mean I don't think Boba Sheet
and Lindor and all these guys are gonna about one
to eighty their whole season. It just happens.
Speaker 3 (21:57):
It's weird.
Speaker 2 (21:58):
It's like they got the sickness right now. Chemistry's off.
So we're gonna talk some pailgating. We got old school
and fifty hits coming up. That's when we throw it
back and get you involved. The most inclusive show on
Radio eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox Kavino on
rich In for Dan Patrick. Speaking of baseball, YEP. Craig Albernaz,
manager of the Orioles, was struck by a foul ball
(22:21):
this week. But he took a I believe it was
a seventy mile per hour foul ball to the face, which,
when you think about it, could have been a lot
worse when guys like Jean Carlos Stanton are hitting one
hundred and fourteen miles per hour exit velocity off time.
I mean, he's lucky he didn't break all bones in
his face. A hold up because he got a broken jaw.
(22:43):
I mean, like like shattered it. It could have been seven
fractures in his cheek area. Maybe it is bad, yeah,
but I feel like it could have been worse than
its leading though, because he came out at the press conference,
he's like I'm going somehow, and he got his face
all mangled because again it was off of Jeremiah Jackson
seventy one mile per hour foul ball to the face.
(23:04):
Here's what he had to say after the game.
Speaker 8 (23:07):
I feel good, actually, I mean, considering everything. Medical team
did a great job, like it was. It took care
of me. That's all you can ask for. Yeah, ball
hit me pretty flush in the cheeks.
Speaker 3 (23:23):
So, but.
Speaker 1 (23:26):
Feel good.
Speaker 8 (23:26):
Luckily no surgery, Uh, I think all in all it
was it's at least seven fractures in my cheek area
orbital and then a broken jaw. So but luckily it
doesn't have to be wired. No surgery. I just have
to eat baby food for six weeks.
Speaker 2 (23:44):
So you know, I guess not correction by me, but
his upbeat attitude and the fact that he's talking like
that in strata of lark because jaws wired, child like,
I feel like it could have been worse. But sound
pretty bad broken jaw fractures, But doesn't he sound pretty
damn upon the guy. You would never know, I mean
(24:04):
watching that clip too, you would just think that he had,
you know, a mark on his face from the line.
Drive to the face again, foul ball by Jeremiah Jackson.
Isn't that a Robert Redford movie from the seventies. Jeremiah
Jackson went on to wait, that's Johnson, my bad. He
went on to hit a key home run in that
(24:24):
game early in the week gran and he actually gave
that ball to coach and said to his manager and said,
and he signed it, sorry bro, because he's the guy
that also hit the foul ball that hit him in
the face, like sorry bulls sorry. So yeah, he gave
him the sorry game ball. And I don't know if
you caught it when you heard coach alburn As talking
(24:47):
about it. Craig alburn has but the dude now he
has this wealth on his face. He has a broken jaw,
but he has to eat baby food for six weeks, which, honestly,
you know what I thought. My immediate thought was, guy's
probably gonna get shredded for summer. Good for him, because
that's all he could eat for six weeks, liquid diet. Yeah,
(25:08):
he's gonna have as Maybe he's onto something. What if
he shows up all ripped, aggressive cutting, what if he uh,
you know, he's part of the mantosphere now like clavicular. Yeah,
young young kids are breaking their jaw on purpose.
Speaker 3 (25:23):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
So yeah, he's bone smashing with baseballs. But the guy
has to eat baby food for six weeks, and you know,
I feel bad for him, even though he's in good
spirits right there. What are some things that you had
to do that you never thought you'd do again? Just
based on that ud like eat baby food? Yeah, but
for six weeks, dude, not like for six days, not
(25:47):
for like a week or six weeks. Okay, you know what,
I'll say this, This guy's eating Gerber baby food for
six weeks. Things you never thought you'd do again. You know,
I'll tell you what if you got little kiddos, you
got little baby CoA, I got two little kids, cave.
You know, he's got a teenage daughter. I'll it's not
(26:07):
it's not along the lines of eating baby food. But
there are snacks in my house that I thought I
would never eat again. But because my kids have them,
like late night of im hungry, I'm like, oh, that's
my dad's start gaining weight. Seriously, because and now all
of a sudden, your pantry has these snacks and I
didn't think they would be fruit by the foot or
like you know, uh, gushers even sudden, O your gusher's
(26:28):
fruit snacks or things in my kid's lunchbox, like, oh,
like cheese. It's I would never buy cheese. It You
don't want them to go to waste. So you feel
it's your job as dad to like finish that pat exactly.
Speaker 5 (26:39):
And we grew up with our parents just drilling it
in our heads.
Speaker 3 (26:42):
Do not waste food.
Speaker 5 (26:43):
You can't waste food, and so my wife does it too,
like I'm gonna have to eat the rest of that CoA.
Speaker 3 (26:48):
We can't waste food.
Speaker 5 (26:50):
The other day, I caught myself eating those little star
shaped chicken nuggets.
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Truthfully though, like star nuggets, love star nuggets. I can't believe.
But you know what, though, you just nailed the Danny
and Kevino said, that's why dads will will start getting
a little bit of a belly, because, yeah, you should
see me back in like the early two thousands, dude,
I was hefty. You look like Mario Lopez. Now you
look like uh yeah man, especially he looks like George Lopez.
(27:17):
Now I look like George Lopez. Thanks, bro. There are
times where and I think every dad can relate to this.
Your kid's done with their dinner or what they say.
I'm I'm fall And there's like a good scoop of
mac and cheese and like a couple of nuggets left,
and instead of just dumping it in the trash can,
your fat ass just picks up the plate and you're like, oh,
you eat the mac and cheese. And again it's so unnecessary.
(27:39):
So to answer the question things you never thought you'd
do again, I don't know. Eat all these stupid kid snacks.
A lot of them have to do with being a parent.
Forget about it. I'm imagining you, mister proud coach Rich,
you know, stepping onto a little league field. You know,
Rich held the banner at the parade. He's so into it.
It's like, let a little kid do it. I bet
he never thought he would do that again. Well, you
(28:00):
know what, it's my team, I bet even uh, you know, honestly,
like if I bet there's a lot of dads are Yeah,
I haven't thrown a baseball a long time. Yeah, it's
things like that, things like for me, I'll give you one.
When I coached the Pony Ball All Stars this summer,
I had a wear I'm not even joking, guys and
I'm not the only dad that's had to do this,
(28:21):
so I'm sure other people like, yeah, me too. We
had to wear full uniform like we were. Uh, Sparky
Anderson in the eighties. What team were you coaching? I
was coaching the just the West Hills All Stars. It
didn't it wasn't like the Tigers. No, it was you
saw me. Remember I said, should I go high socks
or not? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (28:39):
About a year ago.
Speaker 2 (28:40):
So during the regular season, like you know, what does
coaches wear the little the Little League or pony ball
T shirt or jersey? During All Stars, they make the
coaches wear baseball pants. I never thought I'd wear baseball
pants and baseball socks again in my life. What do
you do you did you get extra use out of them?
Do you wear them around the house? Once? And my
wife likes it. I just wear the stirrups, just the stirrups,
(29:02):
you know. Fun. I'll give it one for you. Yeah.
I know you say I'm the league leader of bringing
up your divorce, but I bet I bet you never
thought you're number one on the board. I thought you
you probably never thought you'd grab another random ass again. Yeah,
I never did. When you were single again for the
first time before you met your girlfriend and you were like,
wait a minute, I'm single again. That wasn't no, absolutely,
(29:25):
like wow, I never thought i'd be like on the
dating scene. I never thought i'd have on when you're forty.
You didn't think like, I'm gonna have a first kiss again. Well,
this is funny because it sounds corny, but it's not
all through our kids. It's things like that too. And
based on Albernez having to eat baby food for six weeks,
we're saying things that you thought you'd never do again.
(29:46):
When Rich and I. This gives a little history of
what we did. We started as a talk show for
Maxim Radio. Remember Maxim magazine. Maxim Radio was on serious
at the time, for a serious extent.
Speaker 3 (29:57):
What's a magazine exactly?
Speaker 2 (29:59):
So we were trying to bring the magazine to life
on the radio, entertainment, sports, lifestyle, that sort of thing, music,
and we did a talk show for Maxim for years.
This is a while to think how popular men's magazines were.
Oh yeah, we still host all the parties of Maxim, Playboy, FHM, stuff,
all those magaza That's how we ended up doing what
we do now because we'd be at all the sporting events,
(30:21):
interviewing all these athletes and everything. So anyway, long story short,
as part of the Maxim brand, they would send us
to spring break, like to cover spring break, and we're
like in our mid to late twenties. I never thought
it would be a spring break again.
Speaker 4 (30:34):
I remember, mid to late twenties. That's fine. I thought
you were gonna say, like no, but dude, thirty, you
know who you're spring breaking with like sen year olds,
you know what I mean. Nineteen twenty were still in
the zone. I remember we were in the zone blieb.
But we never thought we'd have that opportunity.
Speaker 2 (30:49):
The first time you guys were wealthy compared to Danny, Danny,
we were. That's the best point you you've made today.
We were because you forget the difference between you back.
It's no, no, no, I mean, Danny, Danny, you've made so
many bad points. That's your first good one. But Danny,
you're so one hundred percent right. The difference between a
(31:10):
nineteen year old college kid at spring break and a
twenty five year old like I was professional making money.
So you know, because we went to more than one,
we went like a few years in row we had Acapulco,
Panama City. I was probably thirty, but you know, and
I'm like not doing the beer bong correct way. I
never thought, I mean, those those kids are lined up
at Taco Bell. You guys could have ate at the
(31:31):
chart House. Yes, wild I remember going to spring break
with Cavino Alcapulco and I was, I think twenty five,
about to be twenty six, and I remember being like,
this is unfair because you have the knowledge of a
mid twenties we win, no mid twenty things. You still
look really young, and you still look young enough, and
you're like, but you got some career experience and money
(31:53):
and more money than that college.
Speaker 3 (31:55):
And you guys knew how to deal with herpes.
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Yeah, yeah, especially Rich was the excellent what but no,
it's never thought you'd go back to spring break. There
was another one I had on the tip of my tongue.
Speaker 3 (32:06):
Was it?
Speaker 2 (32:07):
I don't know, but as as the parent of a
teenage kid now like going back to her high school,
you're like or helping them out with their like homework assignments,
because anything your kid goes through, you as the parent,
also go through. It's like barf, Like I gotta read
your I gotta read your papers that you're writing River Run. Yeah,
(32:27):
traumatic memory. I got to learn all your miserable math
because you need help. It's so funny just just walk
in the hallways of the high schools that like she's
competing at or something. It's such a weird feeling because
you think you're never gonna do those things again, and
then you're like thrust it into this world. As a parent,
You're like, I never thought i'd be back in a
high school hallway. It's really funny would say that, because
you know, even helping your your elementary school kid with
(32:50):
their homework, you're like, I have to converting fractions. Rich
Rich thought he'd never eat Plato again, and he did,
and I did. I did by choice. Yeah, by choice,
as it was there, it was available to think of it.
It's pretty good. I never thought I would put Elmer's
glue in my fingers and then peel it off.
Speaker 5 (33:08):
Yeah, but he did, but I did. Yeah, I'm making
a diorama again. It's been years.
Speaker 2 (33:12):
I never thought I would make.
Speaker 5 (33:14):
Uh.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
Yeah, is the diorama of the one in the shoe box? Yes, yes,
that's a good one. That's really a good one, because
here you are doing these things again. You can't make
diaramas anymore. Yeah, I hope they do. Yeah, that was
a super contraps and all this other nonsense. But you
think you're never gonna do it, and then you do
it again and it was so long ago. It's okay,
(33:35):
And again we're talking about this because the coach of
the Orioles has to eat baby fit for six weeks,
is going to get clucked in the mouth.
Speaker 5 (33:43):
Have you guys ever taken a class at one of
your gyms where in a group you guys are all
working out together. I did a boxing class in Woodland Hills, California,
and they were it felt like pe class. And I
thought to myself, I thought I got away from this
and I was never Yeah, I thought I was never
gonna have that in my life.
Speaker 3 (34:00):
Ever Again, you're.
Speaker 2 (34:01):
Doing squad thrusts, you know, a group.
Speaker 6 (34:04):
You know.
Speaker 4 (34:04):
It's the funny thing about saying you have to eat
baby food, Like you could say, oh, I'm gonna do
the liquid diet, I'm gonna do smoothies, But it's like
the idea of taking a tiny little spoon and eating
like Gerber's baby food, like little like period apple sauce,
like the airplane.
Speaker 2 (34:18):
It could just be liquid diety. Yeah, it's like here
comes the peace, the period piece. I do people know
the fun fact that you were the Gerber baby. Nobody
knows that now they were actually like ten Gerber babies.
Speaker 3 (34:29):
I was one of them.
Speaker 2 (34:32):
You know. Richie did hit on a good one though.
I didn't want to bring up the divorce thing. But
there's a lot of people so comfortable in their ways,
whether it be man. I can't believe I'm out there
on the dating scene again. I never thought i'd have
to do that, or would do that again. That's really interesting,
or you know, having to start over in a new career,
(34:53):
like I never thought i'd have to, you know, find
another job. What about people that actually we have plenty
of friends that have done this, family members that go
back to college, and you're like, I never thought I
would take a test again. I thought I have to
study like in those classroom or like you know your
friends that are like, yeah, I'm changing careers, or my
wife's taking some courses at college. Imagine going back to
school when you when you were doing school. In my mind,
(35:15):
I remember that last day be like I will never
take a test again. Yeah, ripped up all your scantrons
and number two pencils like never, But since then, out
of spite, I only use number one pencils. That's right,
true things you thought you'd never do again. More of
your answers at Covino and Rich at Fox Sports Radio.
Thanks for playing along, and we're gonna go old school next.
(35:38):
It is the anniversary of a movie. We'll chop it
up a little bit, go old school talk some movies.
We'll talk about a new NFL logo that's got people
all up at a tizzy, a lot of fun. Thanks
for hanging with us, Thanks for dealing with us. Could
be on rich In for Dan Patrick on Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
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Speaker 2 (36:04):
It's the showgram program known throughout the land. It's Covino
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Find me on social media follow my West Coast adventures
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(36:25):
four on the West, five to seven on the East.
We have a bonus podcast called over Promised. A new
episode debuts today Over Promised with Covino and Rich. It's
sort of uncensored and unleashed. Checking out at Covino and
Rich FSR. We're lacking the Fox Sports Radio studio. And
after the show the podcast goes up. Dannyg's always putting
up our best of the best of the week. If
(36:46):
you missed anything this week, we had coach ball game
on yesterday. I love coach ball game.
Speaker 6 (36:50):
Now.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
You know, in a relationship or at work, when when
things are going bad, the little things that you might
have overlooked are just amplified even more. Yeah, you're noticing
that with the New York Mets right now. Who if
they lose their next game, it'll be nine in a row.
And they have not lost nine games in a row
(37:12):
since two thousand and four. And this speculation that if
they if they lose eleven games in a row on
a row on a road trip is so much fun
to root for. Shut your face. You have the Dodgers,
would you have to fire Mendoza? I get yes, So yeah,
I gotta do something at that point, because now you're
just trying to salvage something, right.
Speaker 3 (37:33):
I mean, like i'd fire Francisco Lindor.
Speaker 2 (37:36):
By the way, that's Danny g That's what I wanted
to bring up real quick. Every little thing, like I said,
you might be uh, you know, in a okay, good relationship,
you let the little things go. When you're in a
bad relationship, the little things are amplified. There's a video
of Lindor just not charging a ground ball yesterday. You know,
it's like an in between or against the Dodgers. I
(37:57):
saw it like he got caught in between what you
couldn't really charge it, but because he had to stay back.
Speaker 3 (38:02):
Yeah, Tayoscar Hernandez was able to get to first.
Speaker 2 (38:05):
The Oscar was safe and that led to four runs.
So now we're like, look, Glendor's heads up, his ass
and ground and it's like it's it's when it rains
it poor. So hey, let's go Mets and let's go
Old School. It's fifty hit it, Sam, there's a certain.
Speaker 3 (38:19):
What we're gonna do is go back.
Speaker 1 (38:24):
Back into town throwing it back for a Thursday. Old
School went fifty hits at fifty after CNR give you
the time capsule topic and we reminisce together.
Speaker 2 (38:35):
Yeah, Dandy, as we go old school, my struggling Mets.
Did you see that video going around that they haven't
won since mister and missus met hugged Mayor Mandani in
New York.
Speaker 3 (38:47):
I don't mix politics with sports.
Speaker 2 (38:49):
See the curse. He's the opposite of Grimace. Jeez, all right,
Danny g you hit us up with a movie that
came out on this day twenty six years ago.
Speaker 5 (38:59):
Yeah, Love End Basketball starring Saana Lathan. She was Monica
and Omar EPP's Q and they fell in love through basketball.
And then at the end they played each other.
Speaker 2 (39:10):
Wait, Omars, do you mean the bootleg Willie mays Hay.
Speaker 5 (39:14):
She wants to get back with Omar, so they play
each other one on one at the end, and she loses.
She's crying and he looks at her and he says
double or nothing. And it's a famous romantic basketball movie.
Speaker 2 (39:26):
You know. Of course I've heard of the movie. But
I'll be the first to tell you somehow that must
have been real busy in the year two thousand. I
don't know, man, I was on my grind.
Speaker 5 (39:37):
This is one that's you always see this. Of course,
it's always being replayed on TV.
Speaker 2 (39:43):
You know why. I mean, I'm also confused because I
feel like I would have watched it loving basketball in
the year two thousand.
Speaker 1 (39:49):
You know, yeah, two thousand.
Speaker 2 (39:51):
Yeah, now you cut it up. But it also got
an eighty six percent on Rotten Potatoes. It's tomatoes, potatoes,
tomatoes whatever. So it got us thinking because you know,
playing games are here. Curry had a big Nights the
anniversary of this. It's like a love story, right, Danny
(40:13):
g It's not just basketball. It's like a love story
love and basketball. What are some other romantic movies that
tough guys like? Kind of like your Guilty Pleasure tough
Guy Guilty? Because I love this movie. I'm a rom
com guy. By the way, Dennis Haysburg is in this
(40:33):
movie too. Yeah, he's in Dennis Hayes So you tell
me Pedro Serrano and Willie Mace Hayser in this movie. Yeah, yep,
what do you tell me next? Roger Dorn's in it,
Regina Hall, Kyla Pratt, Gabrielle Union's in the movie. So
I'm like, all right either either way, maybe I'm Home
with as Sigmon.
Speaker 5 (40:52):
Maybe he plays Omar Epps's dad, by the way, who
cheats on Omar's mom?
Speaker 3 (40:57):
Omar are gonds know what I'm your are?
Speaker 2 (41:01):
There are there other movies that even like the toughest
guy likes question and what we'll get your feedback next.
The rom comes that even the toughest guy has to
admit a prop movies like Notebook that was my answer man,
romantic movies and rom comes I will. We'll get to that,
(41:21):
plus some NFL a week away from the draft. We'll
hit a lot of NFL next hour and uh, a
celebrity from the nineties has an only fans page. We'll
get to that, and a bunch more CNR in for
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