September 9, 2025 • 41 mins
Covino & Rich continue their interesting topic about football traditions! The crew share some of theirs & they take calls from across the country! 'LAST ONE STANDING' brings the fun & anxiety! Plus, is the MLB postseason truly wide open?
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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(00:25):
By the way, did you see Aaron Nola who shut
the Mets out? Then he farted on him got farted
on from the middle of an interview. I did see
that Aaron Nola was being interviewed after his victory over
the Mets. Seven K's three hits. I know, you know,
like Aaron, So you had some good stuff tonight. Can
I guess who it was? Definitely Kyle Schwarber, someone on
(00:50):
the team, And uh yeah, I'm gonna give Rich that
same treatment right now, I know, so is Covino and
Rich on Fox Sports Radio. We're gonna play last one Standing.
Were to talk some football, but first and first mostly
we be rocking out. We are live in the Fox
(01:10):
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(01:31):
Rich On a side note, I noticed about fencing, so hey,
give it a shot. But I'm wearing like I'm wearing
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I've never stepped in a ring in my life. I've
gotten a few battles, I feel like, but I've never
gotten like a training mode. I feel like sports. I've
covered what I've wanted to try. But as a kid,
I always wish I had learned how to play guitar. Now.
(01:52):
I know you can say, dude, you're thinking, forty year
old guy, what do you learn now? But to me,
I feel like that's I don't know. I know I
could take less since you know, one of these days
put down the pogo stick and pick up the guitar.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
You could take lessons with one of your kids so
they could learn while you. Yeah, that's actually not an
hour to talk together all right. So that's Iowa Sam.
We got Danny g getting ready for the biggest game
in the world. Last One Standing will be playing later
on for surprises. He's also on the phones at eight seven,
seven ninety nine on.
Speaker 1 (02:19):
Fox And because this football season, it's been a great
week already, we're so amped about it. It's just something
to do, something to talk about life changes. You start
thinking about your NFL football traditions and we had one
here on the show, and we broke it our third
year end, third year in But my first question Rich
(02:40):
did it? Was Rich co Trich. Coachrich had like a
little league game and he had to do his dad thing,
and I get it, but can you you could restart it?
You could change it. COVID messed up a lot of traditions.
Every year. We did a Guacamal contest, we did a
listener convention. We started picking up our events again. But
there were a couple of years where it was like, yeah,
I guess we're not new that true thinks, right? You
(03:01):
and I from the beginning of our show went to
every Super Bowl together until we missed the year in Minnesota.
That's right because they were doing budget. But we're just
like like eighteen nineteen Super Bowls deep so can pick
them up, I think because we have. But a group
of friends met for a pint every Thursday for fifty
six years, that's the story. They've been doing it since
sixty eight. A group of British pensioners have kept the
(03:27):
same tradition going every Thursday. And I'm with you, Rich,
Rich and I and a group of friends that we
met through our radio show. They're just our friends now
started off as listeners, but just our friends. We've been
getting together for the past five years going to an
away game, and I look forward to it so much,
(03:48):
just checking out a different NFL stadium, being in a
different city. Pick a city, pick a city. It's not
too late to start that, man. We started that was
it five five years ago? Man? And we're doing it
again in Arizona this year in November. I can't wait.
It's gonna be a good trip. So based on that,
what are the traditions you look forward to, or maybe
you're trying to start with your family. And I don't
(04:08):
want to be the Debbie Downer, but Danny I pointed
out that the idea of like a group of buds
going to the super Bowl every year. Yeah, you started
talking death. Well, the reality is like you know, if
you if a group of buddies back in nineteen sixty seven,
sixty eight, those guys are old now and it's sort
of like the sad reality of all of our grandparents
were proud World War Two veterans. How many World War
(04:30):
Two veterans are still a lot? I know. It's even
more said about that story. Rich is like that group
of like, let's say it was five dudes. That might
be two, No, now, it might be it could be one.
Should anyone want to go with me?
Speaker 3 (04:42):
This is this, I guarantee was in the back of
the brain of Rich Davis and it just didn't come
to your forefront on why you thought about that? Because
the NFL did fifteen some years ago a special and
to every Super Bowl club and there were four guys
I think, don't remember that we're in the group. What
(05:03):
happened was, unfortunately a couple of them have passed away.
According to Wikipedia, they're named that never miss a Super
Bowl Club. There was another person who was added that
they didn't know that also went to every Super Bowl
from that from that ad.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
Campaign, right, So they added that guy to the crew.
Speaker 3 (05:19):
So there was one guy, yeah, that was added, but
then two of them died, so there are only three
people remaining. According to Wikipedia, that had all of these
guys going to every Super Bowl.
Speaker 4 (05:30):
That's wild, didn't They also have a special where there
were a couple of photographers who had covered every Super Bowl.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
Yes, photo journalists and in some reporters as well.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
Rich has another football tradition that he started, but it
all depends on your team winning. It does. But my
wife and I we moved out to LA we had
kids out here, and if one of our teams wins
a playoff game, we jump at our pool with our
clothes on and record it and my kids get a
kick out of it. Rich really leans into it though
for the kids, which is great, Like, all right, kids,
(06:02):
are you ready to go on that? Dude? You know
it's like you don't always remember that for sure, you
have to jump in the pool with your clothes on
if your team wins. And Danny, g if you're over
my house and the Raiders win, guess what you got.
Speaker 4 (06:14):
On the traditions with the kids and football is a
lot of fun.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
You started with your son. I love that. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (06:21):
CoA was born in August, so as a little newborn,
I took a picture of him in little Raider pjs.
Speaker 2 (06:27):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (06:28):
Then fast forward to last August and he had his
first jersey on. And then this past weekend I took
a picture of him in his Max Crosby jersey.
Speaker 1 (06:35):
And you said, forget about first day of school picks? Yep,
would you say first snap of the season. That's good,
first Sunday opener snap, I said, Danny. A funny thing
where it was a mom who took a picture of
her holding her son on the first day school. But
then once it got to like tenth or eleventh grade,
he started holding his mom. Danny's like, that's when it
gets weird.
Speaker 4 (06:55):
It started getting creepy in the sixth grade.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
Yeah. Now again, it could be like your wife, he's
five layer dip. It could be something that you cook
up on the green egg. But what's your NFL tradition
that you want to share with us or maybe one
you just want to start. That's our take on it.
Who do we got? Let's say how to Matt and
so cal? What's up? Matt Hey?
Speaker 5 (07:15):
Matt eo called vito and rich natural content and backbite
since here bs and pretty much ELU parenting one on
one From what it sounds like, Yes, it.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Is creating core memories for your kids, you know, and
they look forward to it. And football brings people together,
oh no doubt.
Speaker 6 (07:32):
And also a great job you guys is like this
last month because you know, while shows run from the
lack of content, you guys step up and step in
and create content on other shows and just stepping in
left and right.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
Hey, Max, you'll say, thanks for noticing. Thanks. I appreciate it.
Speaker 6 (07:49):
Real quick. The tradition, I mean, it's not pro football,
but the one thing that I always appreciated is college
football game day when they have their morning friends. When
I was younger, I noticed every week a Washington State flag.
And it could be the biggest SEC game of the week,
it could be Auburn and Alabama. But you look around.
(08:09):
You look in the background, there's this Washington state flag
waving in the background. So I don't know if you
guys are up on that. I think they did a
story on him, but I always thought that was pretty cool.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
Yeah, no, it's listen. I'm a big fan of traditions
and sports and life with your kids and family, and
I think by creating traditions. My wife and I constantly
have that sappy conversation of like, let's make this a
tradition because you want to make those memories with your kids.
And I think sports is such an avenue where core
memories are made. Yeah, Rich has tons of core memories.
(08:39):
It wasn't a Sunday if rich didn't hear his dad
screaming about the money he lost on his bets. Yeah,
I just you know, you know, I feel right, my
dad told me about teaser bets, you know, and in
the end the Giants flew it again. Richie, I can't
believe it. So, yeah, that's uh. You know, some in
your tradition might be gambling with your dad, right. I
wish the NFL would embrace it more.
Speaker 3 (08:58):
I think we could probably name two or three collegs
football ones that we all remember a little bit, like
the game day stuff, and I think that's at times
lacking in the NFL. Where how about if the NFL
every season was like, guess what Bears Vikings you're gonna
meet in the last Sunday in September. Yeah, you know,
like one of those sort of things, like you always
know it's going to be a Bears Vikings game in
(09:18):
the end of September or something like that. They try
to push this stuff on us, like make us care
about rivalries when we kind of already care about the
rivalries or the rivalries take care of themselves. I wish
the NFL would do more of that that we have,
like in college football.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
You know, speaking of Thanksgiving, you brought up Thanksgiving the
turned duck in with with John Madden back in the day,
and they they continue, you know, some of those traditions.
I think that's nice. Yeah, there's so many young players
that fantasized and dreamt about that turkey One day, I'm
going to eat that turkey leg. Well, you always tell
me that the best part is the turkey ass, Right,
(09:52):
turkey ass is my favorite part? Is the best part.
Who else do we got? Travis? Yes, I had a
Travis in La. What up, buddy?
Speaker 2 (10:01):
Hey, Steve, who do you think is more ass, turkey
ass or arch Manning?
Speaker 1 (10:05):
Arch Manning might be asked, Yeah, what's that, buddy? You there? Travis?
He just wanted to truck that line. I guess. Actually
he had a British people comment, Yeah, get Travis back.
Travis calls back eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox,
Rich had a real problem with old British guys.
Speaker 4 (10:26):
I think Travis dropped that punchline and then crashed into
the vehicle in front of him.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
Yeah, certainly, I think. I see, here's a little backstory.
When you have to do two hours of awesome, it's
hard to really get to know the real Steve Cavino.
But that's why I say check out the Patreon because
we have more time to chat. Or when we fill
in for Dan Patrick, we have more time. Right. Yeah,
(10:50):
but yeah, I married a British woman and yeah yeah,
and her accent still gives me and Rich nightmares. So
I think Rich still has like that that PTSD that
I went through as his buddy, and holds it against
all Brits that as that. And I don't understand Americans
caring about the royal family. It's it boggles my mind
(11:12):
how we care. I love them great.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
I can't remember when we did our Three Most Interesting
People and I said the Prince willis your.
Speaker 1 (11:22):
Fascination with it just something you're interested? Yeah, I think
I just think it's so so different and I can
see that, but it is to me. I'm like when
people talk about the Camilla, and I don't know who
these people are. To me, it's like, who's that? Is
that a person? I mean, I don't know who you're talking.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
That's the wife of the Prince King Harry Charles.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
To me, it's such bs and nonsense. I can't understand
how Americans care an intelligent man, right. Royal people call
our royal couples, Travis Kelsey tellers. I thought it was
George Brett and his wife. I thought our royal couple
was saddled for resident and his girlfriend. A royal couple
is Brett Saberhiggin and his family. Oh well, you know,
(12:07):
we go back to your phone calls to wrap it
up in Travis, I want to hear what you had
to say about that. But that's my story. I go
to Iver, South Dakota. You're on the Cavino and Rich
show Fox Sports Radio, just talking about NFL traditions that
you're trying to keep al and it's tough. You know
why it's tough, Iver, because everyone has family, work responsibilities.
I went to spring training with my Mets buddies three
years in a row and then eventually was like, yeah,
(12:29):
I think we're done. It's tough tough to the British
guy story, though, is really impressive. They've done that. They
must have the worst wives or the most I don't
know how you look at it, or supportive. We finding
out that Rich is a tradition killer. Yeah, richinal believe
in it. Huh because they got together every Thursday for
fifty six years. Tradition. You mean the same stupid thing
over and Ova.
Speaker 7 (12:49):
Let's go to Ivor Hey, Bud, hey fellaws, thanks for
taking the call. I am third generation of heartbreak hope
makings an insane amount of hope. That's our tradition. That's
that's what we do. We get to the end of
the game and we say, ah, well whatever we're experts
(13:10):
at at just justifying why we lost.
Speaker 1 (13:15):
Yeah, the the Vikings have a tradition of letting their
fans Welliver, let me give you a fun giving you
like giving you hope, but then letting you down. Fiver,
let me let me let me give you a piece
of information to take away, because our show is about
I always say this our show Colvin on Rich, I
either want you to get a good laugh or learn something.
If you're not laughing or learning, then we're not doing
(13:35):
our job. So I'm going to teach you something. There
was a calculator on ESPN about a month ago, and
if you put your teams in, it gave you the
It gave you how miserable you could be as a fan.
What was like the pain meter or something like that.
It was something ridiculous like depression fan meter, misery meter,
the misery meter. And if you put in the Viking
(13:57):
in the misery index, if you put in the Vikings, Tea, Wolves, Twins,
and uh well the Wild at the time, did they
even have a woods there hockey team, the Wild? Yes,
what's there women's basketball team, the Lynx. The Lynx. It's
called the sports misery Index. You're right, the Vikings because
of their failures over the years. The Minnesota fan base
(14:21):
has a ninety something on this meter, like the higher
the worst. So you really can't get much worse than
being a Minnesota sports fan. So if you have Minnesota
sports fans that are good spirited people, God bless them.
Speaker 3 (14:33):
I don't know if you guys are the same thing.
But we talk about the generation of baseball, and we
grow up in the Twins winning in eighty seven and
ninety one, especially in Cavino and maz Range. That's prime
youth baseball. So you think that the Twins were this
unstoppable force so much that you guys think Kirby Puckett's
more popular than prints in Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
Yeah, he said that the other day. But Ken Herbex
more popular. Gary Guyetti's bullet in his top five. But
I hate hold that against the Twin Cities.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
But you're right because I remember those championships and I'll
still say, what do you mean? Twins won it twice
in the late eighties early nineties. When are you guys
crying ninety one?
Speaker 8 (15:09):
Come?
Speaker 1 (15:09):
Oh yeah, that's a long time. Yeah, a long long time.
People agree with you anymore?
Speaker 9 (15:13):
Man?
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Yeah, to me that that still feels like they got
some sort of winning. Yes, right, and you know what
they wore Yankees. They get close. But I feel that
way about my forty nine ers. When there's like a
sentiment like that, people think, oh, what do you like
the forty nine ers? Are you a front runner? And
I'm like front running what they won in ninety four
ninety five. I was fifteen years old when the forty
nine ers last one. I think I've paid my dues
(15:34):
for liking Montana. When I was a kids, but hey,
let's go to one more phone call. Danny, want to
go to Texas, which, by the way, do you see
one of the Powerball winners from Frederick Berg's to Texas?
Cool little wine country? Billions of dollars? What's up Texas, Andrew?
What's up?
Speaker 4 (15:54):
Yeah?
Speaker 8 (15:55):
Hey, my tradition is watching the Cowboys lose on Thanksgiving,
and almost every year it's a good one.
Speaker 1 (16:03):
Nice, thank you man, appreciate you. I mean that is
part of the tradition, though, like where am I going
to watch the game on Thanksgiving? You know that's that's
part of it. I have a question. What if someone
this is this is a real question. I'm actually going
back home, I think, to Jersey for the first Thanksgiving
in like ten years. Probably can't wait. I'll be watching
(16:24):
the Cowboys losing Jersey. What if the tradition stinks and
no one has the heart to tell the person, do
you tell them that's a good one, meaning like yeah,
what if you take the initiative to start the new
tradition because the old one. What if like let's say,
let's say Danny, let's say your beautiful wife Brenda was
like I make a special banana bread for Raiders games,
and you're like your banana bread stick, like not really
(16:47):
like if someone's if if someone's wife or girlfriend brings
a dip to every Super Bowl and everyone agrees like
it sort of stinks. Do you just let her bring
it because it's traditions market with her potato salad? Again? Yeah,
did your team win or lose with it? Let it stay?
If your team won, we got egg salad. Oh she
(17:09):
brought her egg salad. Thanks, Aunt Rosie, appreciate it. Can
I tell you? I know she's not listening, so I
won't feel bad saying that that's so funny my mother
in law. Yeah, there's like the sentiment that, oh, Cindy's
potato salad, oh, potato salad, and I and you know
get it in my mind. You know what the worst
part is, rich you have to pretend to eat it
(17:29):
because if let's say the wives are some people bring
dips and salads. Whatever, If no one eats that dip
or salad, some wife is going home sad that day,
so that you have to sort of make a dent.
And it has raisins and it doesn't it you gotta,
I don't know, it doesn't but you have to work
your way spot. We've talked about this. You have to
work your way around a holiday dessert table, and you
have to tell everybody how great their dip was. Even
(17:50):
if you throw it out, you have to take a
slice of every cake, just so no wife, girlfriend or
guy feels it feels all hurt, like no one liked
my apple pares. But how is your mother in law's
potato salad. It's like mustard based. I'm amazing, I'm a
Mayo based potatoeslad potato salad. And it's like she got
(18:13):
to break this tradition, Cindy's potato salad. So when she
comes over, let's say it's a holiday and she comes
over and makes it for a cookout or barbecue. Every
so often, I'll take a scoop and throw it away
so it looks like it's yeah, I got I got
it ready. That's hard. I just want you just got
to throw it out there like findy. I just want
you to know I'm replating your tradition with riches, fruit salad, roaches,
(18:35):
fruit salad, and just be like it's a new tradition.
It's a new tradition. You just gotta salad. Yeah, you
gotta just cut it in the nip, it in the butt. Man,
Well start a tradition, or hey, piggyback on ours. Man,
go visit an away stadium with your buddies, even if
you haven't talked to him a minute, reach out and
be like, yeo, man, maybe we should just do it
once a year. It's a nice way to to reconnect
(18:57):
and get away from the hassles and the hops of
your regular life and routine. And I look forward to
meeting up with our buddies in November, and I look
forward to getting wings.
Speaker 4 (19:07):
Say our new tradition. The third week of NFL football,
we go to wild Yeah it is next week, nerfect.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
And by the way, if you know my mother in law,
don't you f and tell her I said that her right. Hey,
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If you run out of time or you answer incorrectly,
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starting right now.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
Go Jerry Rice, get him out of number one by far.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
Rich catch a beat running like randomv Moss Randy Moss
number two with one fifty seven.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
Going in order. Buyer Tara Owans Tara Owens number three
with one. I was kidding. Mikey three two one Gate.
Speaker 4 (24:42):
Antonio Gates not a wide receiver, sorry, Covino, Key Sean?
Speaker 1 (24:49):
Uh no? What Marvin Harrison, Marvin Harrison number five? Nice
fault buyer Calvin Johnson Kelvin Johnson not on the list?
Rich wins that round? Wow? Where's Michael Irvin on that list?
(25:09):
Michael Irvin? Uh none of the list. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
I think there's a spot because I have to look.
Chris Carter number four, Chris Carter, Yeah, you got five?
Speaker 1 (25:23):
He did it was catch touchdown.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
Garry Fitzgerald number six, what about uh?
Speaker 1 (25:28):
Fits? Larry Gerald fits? Larry number seven a couple. Is
Tim Brown on that list? Tim Brown is number eight?
Tim Brown? About Andre Reid? Is Andre Reid not on
our my list? Just uh thinking bad.
Speaker 3 (25:41):
This is where touchdown receptions like are funky because when
I said Calvin Johnson, I didn't think because there were
years where you wouldn't catch touchdowns yards seventeen yards four touchdowns. Yeah, yes,
Chris Carter is a good one. Yeah, Solly does his
catch touchdown?
Speaker 1 (25:56):
All right? Rich on the board.
Speaker 4 (25:57):
So far as we go to the second category on
the field, dogs and in your mouth, dogs, you have
five seconds to name an NFL team whose stadium offers
one of the fifteen lowest prices for a regular hot dog.
There's two ties. We're going to take the top of
the lowest fifteen. All right, and Mikey, you're gonna be
at first in this category starting right now.
Speaker 7 (26:18):
Go, Let's go with push stadium.
Speaker 4 (26:23):
I'll just give the give the team the team, Give
the team, NFL team, NFL.
Speaker 7 (26:26):
Team, Oh, NFL team, ye, sorry, oh my bad. Let's
go with the Arizona.
Speaker 2 (26:33):
Cardinals, Cardinals four ninety eight on the list. Nice fire, Jaguars,
Jaguars six ninety three.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
Boom, Rich, I love how arbitrad it is. There's no
skill involved in this category. But I do know that
Atlanta keeps it. Atlanta keeps it very long. I bet
they're number one.
Speaker 2 (26:52):
Atlanta foutas Atlanta is number one of the bottom hot dog.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
There you go, So there is a skill? Is it skill?
Speaker 4 (27:00):
Because I saw the same meme you saw probably a
week ago.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
Cincinnati on there. Uh they are not.
Speaker 3 (27:08):
That's a good guest, Steve Yes, I hate this kid,
all right.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
Back to the dogs.
Speaker 4 (27:16):
Back to Mike and Tulsa.
Speaker 7 (27:19):
How about the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 1 (27:21):
The Ravens are on the list three forty nine. It's
on that their new menu under five buyer.
Speaker 3 (27:29):
Tell you what, guys, there's nothing like going to Detroit
and getting a nice cheap dog.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
What do you think? That's a good guess, but you
are wrong.
Speaker 4 (27:39):
This is between rich and Mike rich Man.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
How could you not think about the cheap dogs you
would get if you were going to see the Cleveland
Brown and you would be correct? Riche Man.
Speaker 4 (27:49):
Mike, Back to Mikey.
Speaker 7 (27:53):
Let's go with how about the falcon.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
I said that pick another one? All right? How about quickly?
Come on? We said it. I'll take anything just name
a team. Pick an NFL. Pick a team. Yes, Broncos
(28:20):
are on the list. Five five, even four blocks to
get across the street. Now imagine this. You're up in
the snow in Buffalo and you're like, well, what a
cheap hot dog? Correct? Rich?
Speaker 4 (28:37):
All right, man, Mike, halfway to a CNR price, Rich.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
And you're a table on fire. But no cheap hot.
Speaker 3 (28:45):
Here's the other funny thing about Riches Cleveland. It's like
you can make it argument and be like they're the
dog Pound. Of course they're going to be expensive, like
it's their nickname, right, But no, not the Cays.
Speaker 1 (28:55):
No, by the sure, By the way, I thought for
sure Rich would win that round because he is the
biggest wingie I know. Alright, wait to go, Mike, Al
next category.
Speaker 4 (29:07):
All right, here we go, third category. Mike and Rich
on the board. As the kids say, six to seven,
six six, You have five seconds to name an MLB
team who has only sixty seven or less wins this season.
So Al has five teams. NL also has five bottom
teams with sixty seven wins or less. Covino, you're gonna
(29:28):
be at first starting right now.
Speaker 1 (29:30):
Go the Rockies. Rockies, yep, with forty Rich the A's
As have.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
Sixty six Fire White Sox White Sox fifty five on
a roll, Mike.
Speaker 7 (29:49):
Let's go with Baltimore.
Speaker 1 (29:50):
Oriole Orioles have sixty six.
Speaker 4 (29:53):
All right, good job, Covino three the Rangers. Rangers not
in the list.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Oh sorry, I thought they were Rich.
Speaker 2 (30:07):
The Nationals, the Nationals fifty nine. Buyer, Pirates, the Pirates,
sixty four, Mike.
Speaker 6 (30:16):
How did anybody say the twin They did not, but we.
Speaker 1 (30:19):
Just did sixty four, which think of this game?
Speaker 4 (30:23):
Rich three two the Marlins.
Speaker 1 (30:29):
But I think I'm wrong, but you're right. Sixty six,
don't doubt yourself. Buyer two left, Yeah, go.
Speaker 8 (30:40):
Three.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
You're gonna say the Braves. You would be correct, all right, Mike.
Speaker 8 (30:47):
Oh goodness, I'm gonna say the Rocky already said, already said, said, Okay,
quickly another.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
Team, quickly, I got one. You're out of it, so
we go next round. He's out. Oh wait, no, I
you're still alive.
Speaker 8 (31:06):
Man.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
I think it depends on you because there's one team left, right, yes, yes, yeah.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
So whoever gets it? All right? Three?
Speaker 4 (31:17):
Two the Cardinals. Nope, Buyer is the last one standing
in that with the Razor Angels. It's the Angel Angels
Angel right, So three way tie here between Rich, Mike,
and Bayer. As we go to the fourth category out
of a cannon, you have five seconds to name an
NFL QB who led Week one with the most passing yards.
(31:39):
We're going to take the top fifteen. All right, Mike,
you're gonna be at first, starting right now.
Speaker 5 (31:43):
Go all right, let's go with my home.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
Yes number nine two fifty eight. Let's go Gino Smith.
Speaker 2 (31:54):
Gino Smith number two with three sixty two Rich Rock
Party Rock Party number seven seventy seven, Cono Mayfield Baker.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
Sorry, I don't know. Sorry, I'm making all the worst picks. Mike.
I'm loving at you. Just failed visardly today, you're out justin.
Speaker 7 (32:19):
How about Herbert number.
Speaker 2 (32:21):
Three with three eighteen? Buyer Josh Allen, Josh Allen, number one, Rich,
Joey Flacco, Joey Flacco number five two ninety Yeah, nice.
Speaker 1 (32:34):
Poul, Mike.
Speaker 5 (32:36):
About Kyler Murray.
Speaker 2 (32:38):
Kyler Murray none on the between buyer and Rich for
the game buyer Aaron Rodgers Aaron Rodgers number eleven two
forty four.
Speaker 1 (32:47):
Drake may said May number six to eighty seven. Oh,
good call. Right back back to.
Speaker 2 (32:54):
Buyer Lamar Lamar, Mark Jackson, thank you. None of us
not in the top thirteen. That means Rich is the
last one standing. Michael Pennix or Penix number four, Stafford
number ten, field number fourteen. Wow, what about Rattlers, Spencer Rattler, Yeah,
(33:14):
right at fifteen bottom of the gone Rattler I know
had over two hundred. All right, all right, that is
Rich's fourteenth win in this game. And by the way,
I did check the note Spyers, right, he has thirty
one in this game, so you still got some catching
up to do.
Speaker 1 (33:29):
Rich, I know, well one day. Thank you guy. By
the way, Mike, Mike, thanks for playing. Let's go to
Dan for an update. You man, I want to think.
Speaker 3 (33:37):
I want to think another Mike. I want to think
Mike Fredericks. Listener to the COMMUNI on Rich who sent
me a Seahawks gift pack. Mike was a lived in
Seattle for a while way back in the day. Was
a Rams fan. Then they left LA. So he's like, hey,
I was in Seattle, cheered for the Seahawks, Rams came
back to LA. He's a Rams fan again, but at
times was a Seahawks fan and sent me some Seahawks stuff.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
So thanks to Mike Fredericks for doing that night. What
a guy.
Speaker 3 (34:03):
What a guy, from one bird to another. Jalen Carter,
Philadelphia Eagles suspended one game, but not the game that
you think the NFL role today that because he was
ejected so early in the opener against the Cowboys for
spinning on Dak Prescott, that that will serve as as
one game suspension. He will play against the Chiefs in
Week two. Carter was doced a game check with more
than fifty seven thousand dollars for his actions. Forty nine
(34:27):
Ers plays ten in George Kittle on injured reserve and
released kicker Jake Moody. Now, as for Moody's replacement, forty
nine Ers have signed Eddie Pinero, formerly of the Carolina Panthers.
TMZ reports Stelphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is denying allegations
he abused his estranged wife, who claimed Hill abused her
on eight separate occasions from January of twenty twenty four
until April of twenty twenty five. The Balls are restricted
(34:50):
free agent guard Josh Giddy agreed to terms on a
four year deal worth one hundred million dollars games getting
underway in baseball tonight. Cubs they placed outfielder Kyle Tucker
on the injured list with a string calf, and the
Red Sox plays Dustin May on the injured list. They're
gonna start Connolly early tonight. One of the top pitching
prospects the left of you will be the starter against
the A's guys.
Speaker 1 (35:09):
Spect you yeah, when you said Tucker injured, it just
proves I want to I want to remind everyone, and
this is what I want to wrap the show with.
Coming up next, I want to talk baseball for us
because every fan base is so pessimistic, and I just
want everyone to know it's not just your fan base.
You know what Cup fans are saying right now, oh
Man Talker, And you know what Phillies fans are saying,
how are we gonna go anywhere with that Wheeler? Now?
(35:30):
Trey Turner's everybody hates their bullpen. I think that's a
definite common apt bullpen sock. Like if you're a Yankees fan,
you're thinking, like, can we really make a run with
out Garrett cole Met fans are thinking something. Every fan
base bullpen, that's the weakest part of every franchise going.
Dodgers fans Danny, I want your complaints. What I want
your complaints?
Speaker 4 (35:49):
Dodger fans say, bullpen can and they're right, bullpen blew
another another hit, another no hitter. I can't believe that.
So hey, we have more covine on rich. We'll tuggle
it all. Hell me with less than twenty games to go.
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and Phillies get underway at Edison's Bank, could Suarez not
have a great game today? I need the Mets to
keep this wildcard lead. They have a three game lead
(37:08):
over the Giants for that final spot, and once you
get to the postseason. I want to make something very
clear for all the baseball fans, because I know baseball's
back in a big way. I don't know anyone who
would disagree with this. There's no team that I feel
is a favorite at all. Maybe Milwaukee, but then again
(37:29):
against the Padres, Dodgers, Phillies. Do you trust them to
win a playoffs? And again that's just because I don't
believe in them yet. But I wish them the best.
I do feel like reality will kick in with a
team like the Brewers. They're hot right now, but I
think a deeper team. But then you could say they're
built to win, say that they do have good pitching
(37:51):
and they're built to win, but I don't believe. I
just don't believe it because I feel like, yeah, they're
riding on this young, excited chemistry high right now. But
we'll that translate in October. I mean it might, but
I don't believe that. I look at baseball right now
and I say, you have a bunch of teams fighting
for these playoff spots. So I do think it's anyone.
See the divisions are still up for grabs, but you're
(38:12):
looking at a bunch of ninety ish win teams. And
when you have a bunch of teams that are gonna
win ninety three, ninety four, ninety two ninety games, there's
no one that's like, that's the team to be. Does
no one that has the starting rotation of like a
Braves team of the nineties, or or Dodgers team or
the last year, or a lineup that says healthy like
the Dodgers that looked the way they did last year.
So to me, I don't look at anyone like, oh man,
(38:36):
my team's hopeless. I feel like, if you get in
and get hot, it's more than ever. It's always been that,
but more than ever now. Ye whoever's hot in the
postseason has the best chances. Anybody sees it. And that's
why I think, Yeah, will the the Brewers even get
out of the NL? I don't know. You you don't
and you look and then you look at teams where
you're like, how does your team match up? Like the Mets,
(38:58):
who look terrible lately, they match up well against the Dodgers,
but the Padres have their number. The Yankees. They're playing Detroit,
right for a three game Yeah, set and you start,
and you could say, that's a little preview of the
Ale app picture. Right, Yeah, so big series. I feel
like he's a right dead in the middle. I feel
like a twelve game series, a twelve game run with
(39:20):
playoff contenders. I feel like the Red Sox have played
you guys tough this year. Hmm yeah, and Eraldus Chapman
has owned them, so I think that their daddy. I
think that more than ever. If you're a baseball fans,
there's a sense of listen, if my team sneaks in.
There's no team that's like, wow, they're throwing Smolts, Glavin
and Maddox, like unless the Brewers are the real deal,
(39:41):
but we don't know that yet. But is there a
starting rotation in baseball that resembles anything of dominance of
the last ten, twenty, thirty, forty years. No, And there's
no bullpens. There's great the thing, there's no bullpens. Even
if there's a good starting pitching, if you can get
past that or get into the late innings and work
the bullpen, it's anyone's game. Trust me, I follow baseball
real close, so the same level I fall football, and
(40:02):
I tell you that there there's something to be said about.
There's great teams, but a rotation that scares me doesn't exist.
There may be a front line starter, but there's no
rotation where you're like, wow, all two or three guys
in a three game series scare me so rich? Is
Garrett Cole's injured wheeler for the Phillies injured? So even
(40:24):
some of those front line guys are out a lot
of those front right, And then then you got to say,
is their advantage for a crappy team like the Mets
who are throwing all these young arms that people might
not have even seen yet. I like your boy Tong
Even though he got roughed up a little bit his
last start, he looked good. So the point is you're
not the only fan out there that feels like your
(40:45):
bullpen stinks. Is anybody season, which makes it that much
more exciting. Get in. That's all you need to do
in baseball get in so we'll see you guys Manyana.
Enjoy some baseball tonight and that tomorrow he got to
Charlie Sheen documentary and Midweek Major ribadreci may see you
in the Promised land mining
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(00:25):
By the way, did you see Aaron Nola who shut
the Mets out? Then he farted on him got farted
on from the middle of an interview. I did see
that Aaron Nola was being interviewed after his victory over
the Mets. Seven K's three hits. I know, you know,
like Aaron, So you had some good stuff tonight. Can
I guess who it was? Definitely Kyle Schwarber, someone on
(00:50):
the team, And uh yeah, I'm gonna give Rich that
same treatment right now, I know, so is Covino and
Rich on Fox Sports Radio. We're gonna play last one Standing.
Were to talk some football, but first and first mostly
we be rocking out. We are live in the Fox
(01:10):
Sports Radio studio and if you've ever wanted to try,
I do an Olympic or Paralympic sport. Well, how about
you try fencing. It's safe, fast, easy to start. Find
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I'll try fencing. Is there anything else you wish you tried?
(01:31):
Rich On a side note, I noticed about fencing, so hey,
give it a shot. But I'm wearing like I'm wearing
a boxing shirt Canelo hat. I've always been a fan.
I've never stepped in a ring in my life. I've
gotten a few battles, I feel like, but I've never
gotten like a training mode. I feel like sports. I've
covered what I've wanted to try. But as a kid,
I always wish I had learned how to play guitar. Now.
(01:52):
I know you can say, dude, you're thinking, forty year
old guy, what do you learn now? But to me,
I feel like that's I don't know. I know I
could take less since you know, one of these days
put down the pogo stick and pick up the guitar.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
You could take lessons with one of your kids so
they could learn while you. Yeah, that's actually not an
hour to talk together all right. So that's Iowa Sam.
We got Danny g getting ready for the biggest game
in the world. Last One Standing will be playing later
on for surprises. He's also on the phones at eight seven,
seven ninety nine on.
Speaker 1 (02:19):
Fox And because this football season, it's been a great
week already, we're so amped about it. It's just something
to do, something to talk about life changes. You start
thinking about your NFL football traditions and we had one
here on the show, and we broke it our third
year end, third year in But my first question Rich
(02:40):
did it? Was Rich co Trich. Coachrich had like a
little league game and he had to do his dad thing,
and I get it, but can you you could restart it?
You could change it. COVID messed up a lot of traditions.
Every year. We did a Guacamal contest, we did a
listener convention. We started picking up our events again. But
there were a couple of years where it was like, yeah,
I guess we're not new that true thinks, right? You
(03:01):
and I from the beginning of our show went to
every Super Bowl together until we missed the year in Minnesota.
That's right because they were doing budget. But we're just
like like eighteen nineteen Super Bowls deep so can pick
them up, I think because we have. But a group
of friends met for a pint every Thursday for fifty
six years, that's the story. They've been doing it since
sixty eight. A group of British pensioners have kept the
(03:27):
same tradition going every Thursday. And I'm with you, Rich,
Rich and I and a group of friends that we
met through our radio show. They're just our friends now
started off as listeners, but just our friends. We've been
getting together for the past five years going to an
away game, and I look forward to it so much,
(03:48):
just checking out a different NFL stadium, being in a
different city. Pick a city, pick a city. It's not
too late to start that, man. We started that was
it five five years ago? Man? And we're doing it
again in Arizona this year in November. I can't wait.
It's gonna be a good trip. So based on that,
what are the traditions you look forward to, or maybe
you're trying to start with your family. And I don't
(04:08):
want to be the Debbie Downer, but Danny I pointed
out that the idea of like a group of buds
going to the super Bowl every year. Yeah, you started
talking death. Well, the reality is like you know, if
you if a group of buddies back in nineteen sixty seven,
sixty eight, those guys are old now and it's sort
of like the sad reality of all of our grandparents
were proud World War Two veterans. How many World War
(04:30):
Two veterans are still a lot? I know. It's even
more said about that story. Rich is like that group
of like, let's say it was five dudes. That might
be two, No, now, it might be it could be one.
Should anyone want to go with me?
Speaker 3 (04:42):
This is this, I guarantee was in the back of
the brain of Rich Davis and it just didn't come
to your forefront on why you thought about that? Because
the NFL did fifteen some years ago a special and
to every Super Bowl club and there were four guys
I think, don't remember that we're in the group. What
(05:03):
happened was, unfortunately a couple of them have passed away.
According to Wikipedia, they're named that never miss a Super
Bowl Club. There was another person who was added that
they didn't know that also went to every Super Bowl
from that from that ad.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
Campaign, right, So they added that guy to the crew.
Speaker 3 (05:19):
So there was one guy, yeah, that was added, but
then two of them died, so there are only three
people remaining. According to Wikipedia, that had all of these
guys going to every Super Bowl.
Speaker 4 (05:30):
That's wild, didn't They also have a special where there
were a couple of photographers who had covered every Super Bowl.
Speaker 3 (05:35):
Yes, photo journalists and in some reporters as well.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
Rich has another football tradition that he started, but it
all depends on your team winning. It does. But my
wife and I we moved out to LA we had
kids out here, and if one of our teams wins
a playoff game, we jump at our pool with our
clothes on and record it and my kids get a
kick out of it. Rich really leans into it though
for the kids, which is great, Like, all right, kids,
(06:02):
are you ready to go on that? Dude? You know
it's like you don't always remember that for sure, you
have to jump in the pool with your clothes on
if your team wins. And Danny, g if you're over
my house and the Raiders win, guess what you got.
Speaker 4 (06:14):
On the traditions with the kids and football is a
lot of fun.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
You started with your son. I love that. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (06:21):
CoA was born in August, so as a little newborn,
I took a picture of him in little Raider pjs.
Speaker 2 (06:27):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (06:28):
Then fast forward to last August and he had his
first jersey on. And then this past weekend I took
a picture of him in his Max Crosby jersey.
Speaker 1 (06:35):
And you said, forget about first day of school picks? Yep,
would you say first snap of the season. That's good,
first Sunday opener snap, I said, Danny. A funny thing
where it was a mom who took a picture of
her holding her son on the first day school. But
then once it got to like tenth or eleventh grade,
he started holding his mom. Danny's like, that's when it
gets weird.
Speaker 4 (06:55):
It started getting creepy in the sixth grade.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
Yeah. Now again, it could be like your wife, he's
five layer dip. It could be something that you cook
up on the green egg. But what's your NFL tradition
that you want to share with us or maybe one
you just want to start. That's our take on it.
Who do we got? Let's say how to Matt and
so cal? What's up? Matt Hey?
Speaker 5 (07:15):
Matt eo called vito and rich natural content and backbite
since here bs and pretty much ELU parenting one on
one From what it sounds like, Yes, it.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Is creating core memories for your kids, you know, and
they look forward to it. And football brings people together,
oh no doubt.
Speaker 6 (07:32):
And also a great job you guys is like this
last month because you know, while shows run from the
lack of content, you guys step up and step in
and create content on other shows and just stepping in
left and right.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
Hey, Max, you'll say, thanks for noticing. Thanks. I appreciate it.
Speaker 6 (07:49):
Real quick. The tradition, I mean, it's not pro football,
but the one thing that I always appreciated is college
football game day when they have their morning friends. When
I was younger, I noticed every week a Washington State flag.
And it could be the biggest SEC game of the week,
it could be Auburn and Alabama. But you look around.
(08:09):
You look in the background, there's this Washington state flag
waving in the background. So I don't know if you
guys are up on that. I think they did a
story on him, but I always thought that was pretty cool.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
Yeah, no, it's listen. I'm a big fan of traditions
and sports and life with your kids and family, and
I think by creating traditions. My wife and I constantly
have that sappy conversation of like, let's make this a
tradition because you want to make those memories with your kids.
And I think sports is such an avenue where core
memories are made. Yeah, Rich has tons of core memories.
(08:39):
It wasn't a Sunday if rich didn't hear his dad
screaming about the money he lost on his bets. Yeah,
I just you know, you know, I feel right, my
dad told me about teaser bets, you know, and in
the end the Giants flew it again. Richie, I can't
believe it. So, yeah, that's uh. You know, some in
your tradition might be gambling with your dad, right. I
wish the NFL would embrace it more.
Speaker 3 (08:58):
I think we could probably name two or three collegs
football ones that we all remember a little bit, like
the game day stuff, and I think that's at times
lacking in the NFL. Where how about if the NFL
every season was like, guess what Bears Vikings you're gonna
meet in the last Sunday in September. Yeah, you know,
like one of those sort of things, like you always
know it's going to be a Bears Vikings game in
(09:18):
the end of September or something like that. They try
to push this stuff on us, like make us care
about rivalries when we kind of already care about the
rivalries or the rivalries take care of themselves. I wish
the NFL would do more of that that we have,
like in college football.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
You know, speaking of Thanksgiving, you brought up Thanksgiving the
turned duck in with with John Madden back in the day,
and they they continue, you know, some of those traditions.
I think that's nice. Yeah, there's so many young players
that fantasized and dreamt about that turkey One day, I'm
going to eat that turkey leg. Well, you always tell
me that the best part is the turkey ass, Right,
(09:52):
turkey ass is my favorite part? Is the best part.
Who else do we got? Travis? Yes, I had a
Travis in La. What up, buddy?
Speaker 2 (10:01):
Hey, Steve, who do you think is more ass, turkey
ass or arch Manning?
Speaker 1 (10:05):
Arch Manning might be asked, Yeah, what's that, buddy? You there? Travis?
He just wanted to truck that line. I guess. Actually
he had a British people comment, Yeah, get Travis back.
Travis calls back eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox,
Rich had a real problem with old British guys.
Speaker 4 (10:26):
I think Travis dropped that punchline and then crashed into
the vehicle in front of him.
Speaker 1 (10:30):
Yeah, certainly, I think. I see, here's a little backstory.
When you have to do two hours of awesome, it's
hard to really get to know the real Steve Cavino.
But that's why I say check out the Patreon because
we have more time to chat. Or when we fill
in for Dan Patrick, we have more time. Right. Yeah,
(10:50):
but yeah, I married a British woman and yeah yeah,
and her accent still gives me and Rich nightmares. So
I think Rich still has like that that PTSD that
I went through as his buddy, and holds it against
all Brits that as that. And I don't understand Americans
caring about the royal family. It's it boggles my mind
(11:12):
how we care. I love them great.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
I can't remember when we did our Three Most Interesting
People and I said the Prince willis your.
Speaker 1 (11:22):
Fascination with it just something you're interested? Yeah, I think
I just think it's so so different and I can
see that, but it is to me. I'm like when
people talk about the Camilla, and I don't know who
these people are. To me, it's like, who's that? Is
that a person? I mean, I don't know who you're talking.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
That's the wife of the Prince King Harry Charles.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
To me, it's such bs and nonsense. I can't understand
how Americans care an intelligent man, right. Royal people call
our royal couples, Travis Kelsey tellers. I thought it was
George Brett and his wife. I thought our royal couple
was saddled for resident and his girlfriend. A royal couple
is Brett Saberhiggin and his family. Oh well, you know,
(12:07):
we go back to your phone calls to wrap it
up in Travis, I want to hear what you had
to say about that. But that's my story. I go
to Iver, South Dakota. You're on the Cavino and Rich
show Fox Sports Radio, just talking about NFL traditions that
you're trying to keep al and it's tough. You know
why it's tough, Iver, because everyone has family, work responsibilities.
I went to spring training with my Mets buddies three
years in a row and then eventually was like, yeah,
(12:29):
I think we're done. It's tough tough to the British
guy story, though, is really impressive. They've done that. They
must have the worst wives or the most I don't
know how you look at it, or supportive. We finding
out that Rich is a tradition killer. Yeah, richinal believe
in it. Huh because they got together every Thursday for
fifty six years. Tradition. You mean the same stupid thing
over and Ova.
Speaker 7 (12:49):
Let's go to Ivor Hey, Bud, hey fellaws, thanks for
taking the call. I am third generation of heartbreak hope
makings an insane amount of hope. That's our tradition. That's
that's what we do. We get to the end of
the game and we say, ah, well whatever we're experts
(13:10):
at at just justifying why we lost.
Speaker 1 (13:15):
Yeah, the the Vikings have a tradition of letting their
fans Welliver, let me give you a fun giving you
like giving you hope, but then letting you down. Fiver,
let me let me let me give you a piece
of information to take away, because our show is about
I always say this our show Colvin on Rich, I
either want you to get a good laugh or learn something.
If you're not laughing or learning, then we're not doing
(13:35):
our job. So I'm going to teach you something. There
was a calculator on ESPN about a month ago, and
if you put your teams in, it gave you the
It gave you how miserable you could be as a fan.
What was like the pain meter or something like that.
It was something ridiculous like depression fan meter, misery meter,
the misery meter. And if you put in the Viking
(13:57):
in the misery index, if you put in the Vikings, Tea, Wolves, Twins,
and uh well the Wild at the time, did they
even have a woods there hockey team, the Wild? Yes,
what's there women's basketball team, the Lynx. The Lynx. It's
called the sports misery Index. You're right, the Vikings because
of their failures over the years. The Minnesota fan base
(14:21):
has a ninety something on this meter, like the higher
the worst. So you really can't get much worse than
being a Minnesota sports fan. So if you have Minnesota
sports fans that are good spirited people, God bless them.
Speaker 3 (14:33):
I don't know if you guys are the same thing.
But we talk about the generation of baseball, and we
grow up in the Twins winning in eighty seven and
ninety one, especially in Cavino and maz Range. That's prime
youth baseball. So you think that the Twins were this
unstoppable force so much that you guys think Kirby Puckett's
more popular than prints in Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (14:53):
Yeah, he said that the other day. But Ken Herbex
more popular. Gary Guyetti's bullet in his top five. But
I hate hold that against the Twin Cities.
Speaker 3 (15:01):
But you're right because I remember those championships and I'll
still say, what do you mean? Twins won it twice
in the late eighties early nineties. When are you guys
crying ninety one?
Speaker 8 (15:09):
Come?
Speaker 1 (15:09):
Oh yeah, that's a long time. Yeah, a long long time.
People agree with you anymore?
Speaker 9 (15:13):
Man?
Speaker 1 (15:13):
Yeah, to me that that still feels like they got
some sort of winning. Yes, right, and you know what
they wore Yankees. They get close. But I feel that
way about my forty nine ers. When there's like a
sentiment like that, people think, oh, what do you like
the forty nine ers? Are you a front runner? And
I'm like front running what they won in ninety four
ninety five. I was fifteen years old when the forty
nine ers last one. I think I've paid my dues
(15:34):
for liking Montana. When I was a kids, but hey,
let's go to one more phone call. Danny, want to
go to Texas, which, by the way, do you see
one of the Powerball winners from Frederick Berg's to Texas?
Cool little wine country? Billions of dollars? What's up Texas, Andrew?
What's up?
Speaker 4 (15:54):
Yeah?
Speaker 8 (15:55):
Hey, my tradition is watching the Cowboys lose on Thanksgiving,
and almost every year it's a good one.
Speaker 1 (16:03):
Nice, thank you man, appreciate you. I mean that is
part of the tradition, though, like where am I going
to watch the game on Thanksgiving? You know that's that's
part of it. I have a question. What if someone
this is this is a real question. I'm actually going
back home, I think, to Jersey for the first Thanksgiving
in like ten years. Probably can't wait. I'll be watching
(16:24):
the Cowboys losing Jersey. What if the tradition stinks and
no one has the heart to tell the person, do
you tell them that's a good one, meaning like yeah,
what if you take the initiative to start the new
tradition because the old one. What if like let's say,
let's say Danny, let's say your beautiful wife Brenda was
like I make a special banana bread for Raiders games,
and you're like your banana bread stick, like not really
(16:47):
like if someone's if if someone's wife or girlfriend brings
a dip to every Super Bowl and everyone agrees like
it sort of stinks. Do you just let her bring
it because it's traditions market with her potato salad? Again? Yeah,
did your team win or lose with it? Let it stay?
If your team won, we got egg salad. Oh she
(17:09):
brought her egg salad. Thanks, Aunt Rosie, appreciate it. Can
I tell you? I know she's not listening, so I
won't feel bad saying that that's so funny my mother
in law. Yeah, there's like the sentiment that, oh, Cindy's
potato salad, oh, potato salad, and I and you know
get it in my mind. You know what the worst
part is, rich you have to pretend to eat it
(17:29):
because if let's say the wives are some people bring
dips and salads. Whatever, If no one eats that dip
or salad, some wife is going home sad that day,
so that you have to sort of make a dent.
And it has raisins and it doesn't it you gotta,
I don't know, it doesn't but you have to work
your way spot. We've talked about this. You have to
work your way around a holiday dessert table, and you
have to tell everybody how great their dip was. Even
(17:50):
if you throw it out, you have to take a
slice of every cake, just so no wife, girlfriend or
guy feels it feels all hurt, like no one liked
my apple pares. But how is your mother in law's
potato salad. It's like mustard based. I'm amazing, I'm a
Mayo based potatoeslad potato salad. And it's like she got
(18:13):
to break this tradition, Cindy's potato salad. So when she
comes over, let's say it's a holiday and she comes
over and makes it for a cookout or barbecue. Every
so often, I'll take a scoop and throw it away
so it looks like it's yeah, I got I got
it ready. That's hard. I just want you just got
to throw it out there like findy. I just want
you to know I'm replating your tradition with riches, fruit salad, roaches,
(18:35):
fruit salad, and just be like it's a new tradition.
It's a new tradition. You just gotta salad. Yeah, you
gotta just cut it in the nip, it in the butt. Man,
Well start a tradition, or hey, piggyback on ours. Man,
go visit an away stadium with your buddies, even if
you haven't talked to him a minute, reach out and
be like, yeo, man, maybe we should just do it
once a year. It's a nice way to to reconnect
(18:57):
and get away from the hassles and the hops of
your regular life and routine. And I look forward to
meeting up with our buddies in November, and I look
forward to getting wings.
Speaker 4 (19:07):
Say our new tradition. The third week of NFL football,
we go to wild Yeah it is next week, nerfect.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
And by the way, if you know my mother in law,
don't you f and tell her I said that her right. Hey,
coming up, we are going to play last one Standing.
So giveaway a prize eight seven, seven, nine to nine
on Fox if you want to football, give away a
nerve football Cavino and rich styles. So we'll play a game.
We'll talk some more NFL and a thought on baseball.
As we have less than twenty games until the postseason,
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Covino's like, what's this country nonsense? I don't like twang
(21:04):
in my music? Covino and Rich live from the Fox
Sports Radio studio. What sing along? Come on? This is
Hank Junior. This is classic the tradition.
Speaker 4 (21:15):
Not right?
Speaker 1 (21:16):
Come on, I'm from I'm a guido from New Jersey. Bro.
You think we're walking out to this? Well, you know
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I wanted the last song of the night to be
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All Right, it's time to play everyone's favorite game, Last
One Standing.
Speaker 4 (22:25):
You have five.
Speaker 9 (22:26):
Seconds to battle for your sports trivia love man, I
put your electronic devices down and pick your sports knowledge
CNRS Last One.
Speaker 1 (22:42):
Standing, Last One Standing? Did you see spots snazzy graphics
on the YouTube page Again, it's not just a listening
experience anymore. This is like a TV show. Now, Hey,
there you go, Hey, Last One Standing? All right?
Speaker 4 (22:55):
A Tuesday edition of Last One Standing I have four
categories ready to go if needed a tie breaker eat.
Contestant gets five seconds to stay alive in the round.
If you run out of time or you answer incorrectly,
Io Sam will take you out with a big, bad buzzer.
Speaker 1 (23:08):
Don't want to hear that? I have nightmares?
Speaker 4 (23:10):
You want? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (23:11):
I woke in the middle of my sleep last night
to that sound.
Speaker 4 (23:15):
We keep battling until you are the last one standing.
If you win two of the rounds, you are the
top dog. Here's the contestants. Nine time winner Steve Cavino, Right,
let's go, thirteen time winner Dicky Do Davis.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
What up? Let's go here?
Speaker 4 (23:28):
We here here leader in the clubhouse. Thirty time winner
Dan Byer. I thought it was thirty one. But who's counting?
Speaker 3 (23:34):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (23:34):
Right, I mean it's great he does.
Speaker 4 (23:37):
And let's go to the studio line. See who's playing
for a CNR prize. Mike in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
What up, Mikey?
Speaker 7 (23:45):
How are you?
Speaker 1 (23:46):
We're good, buddy boy? Ready to play?
Speaker 8 (23:49):
Oh well, I'll give him my best shot.
Speaker 1 (23:51):
You better, all right.
Speaker 4 (23:52):
Mike spot is the fact checker during this game, but
so be patient with him. Please, when I say your name,
the clock is going to begin. Here's the first category
living in the red. You have five seconds to name
an NFL wide receiver who sits atop the all time
touchdown scored list. So leading wide receivers all time in
NFL touchdowns? All right, Covino, you're gonna be a first
(24:14):
starting right now.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
Go Jerry Rice, get him out of number one by far.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
Rich catch a beat running like randomv Moss Randy Moss
number two with one fifty seven.
Speaker 1 (24:26):
Going in order. Buyer Tara Owans Tara Owens number three
with one. I was kidding. Mikey three two one Gate.
Speaker 4 (24:42):
Antonio Gates not a wide receiver, sorry, Covino, Key Sean?
Speaker 1 (24:49):
Uh no? What Marvin Harrison, Marvin Harrison number five? Nice
fault buyer Calvin Johnson Kelvin Johnson not on the list?
Rich wins that round? Wow? Where's Michael Irvin on that list?
(25:09):
Michael Irvin? Uh none of the list. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:14):
I think there's a spot because I have to look.
Chris Carter number four, Chris Carter, Yeah, you got five?
Speaker 1 (25:23):
He did it was catch touchdown.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
Garry Fitzgerald number six, what about uh?
Speaker 1 (25:28):
Fits? Larry Gerald fits? Larry number seven a couple. Is
Tim Brown on that list? Tim Brown is number eight?
Tim Brown? About Andre Reid? Is Andre Reid not on
our my list? Just uh thinking bad.
Speaker 3 (25:41):
This is where touchdown receptions like are funky because when
I said Calvin Johnson, I didn't think because there were
years where you wouldn't catch touchdowns yards seventeen yards four touchdowns. Yeah, yes,
Chris Carter is a good one. Yeah, Solly does his
catch touchdown?
Speaker 1 (25:56):
All right? Rich on the board.
Speaker 4 (25:57):
So far as we go to the second category on
the field, dogs and in your mouth, dogs, you have
five seconds to name an NFL team whose stadium offers
one of the fifteen lowest prices for a regular hot dog.
There's two ties. We're going to take the top of
the lowest fifteen. All right, and Mikey, you're gonna be
at first in this category starting right now.
Speaker 7 (26:18):
Go, Let's go with push stadium.
Speaker 4 (26:23):
I'll just give the give the team the team, Give
the team, NFL team, NFL.
Speaker 7 (26:26):
Team, Oh, NFL team, ye, sorry, oh my bad. Let's
go with the Arizona.
Speaker 2 (26:33):
Cardinals, Cardinals four ninety eight on the list. Nice fire, Jaguars,
Jaguars six ninety three.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
Boom, Rich, I love how arbitrad it is. There's no
skill involved in this category. But I do know that
Atlanta keeps it. Atlanta keeps it very long. I bet
they're number one.
Speaker 2 (26:52):
Atlanta foutas Atlanta is number one of the bottom hot dog.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
There you go, So there is a skill? Is it skill?
Speaker 4 (27:00):
Because I saw the same meme you saw probably a
week ago.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
Cincinnati on there. Uh they are not.
Speaker 3 (27:08):
That's a good guest, Steve Yes, I hate this kid,
all right.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
Back to the dogs.
Speaker 4 (27:16):
Back to Mike and Tulsa.
Speaker 7 (27:19):
How about the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 1 (27:21):
The Ravens are on the list three forty nine. It's
on that their new menu under five buyer.
Speaker 3 (27:29):
Tell you what, guys, there's nothing like going to Detroit
and getting a nice cheap dog.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
What do you think? That's a good guess, but you
are wrong.
Speaker 4 (27:39):
This is between rich and Mike rich Man.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
How could you not think about the cheap dogs you
would get if you were going to see the Cleveland
Brown and you would be correct? Riche Man.
Speaker 4 (27:49):
Mike, Back to Mikey.
Speaker 7 (27:53):
Let's go with how about the falcon.
Speaker 1 (27:58):
I said that pick another one? All right? How about quickly?
Come on? We said it. I'll take anything just name
a team. Pick an NFL. Pick a team. Yes, Broncos
(28:20):
are on the list. Five five, even four blocks to
get across the street. Now imagine this. You're up in
the snow in Buffalo and you're like, well, what a
cheap hot dog? Correct? Rich?
Speaker 4 (28:37):
All right, man, Mike, halfway to a CNR price, Rich.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
And you're a table on fire. But no cheap hot.
Speaker 3 (28:45):
Here's the other funny thing about Riches Cleveland. It's like
you can make it argument and be like they're the
dog Pound. Of course they're going to be expensive, like
it's their nickname, right, But no, not the Cays.
Speaker 1 (28:55):
No, by the sure, By the way, I thought for
sure Rich would win that round because he is the
biggest wingie I know. Alright, wait to go, Mike, Al
next category.
Speaker 4 (29:07):
All right, here we go, third category. Mike and Rich
on the board. As the kids say, six to seven,
six six, You have five seconds to name an MLB
team who has only sixty seven or less wins this season.
So Al has five teams. NL also has five bottom
teams with sixty seven wins or less. Covino, you're gonna
(29:28):
be at first starting right now.
Speaker 1 (29:30):
Go the Rockies. Rockies, yep, with forty Rich the A's
As have.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
Sixty six Fire White Sox White Sox fifty five on
a roll, Mike.
Speaker 7 (29:49):
Let's go with Baltimore.
Speaker 1 (29:50):
Oriole Orioles have sixty six.
Speaker 4 (29:53):
All right, good job, Covino three the Rangers. Rangers not
in the list.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Oh sorry, I thought they were Rich.
Speaker 2 (30:07):
The Nationals, the Nationals fifty nine. Buyer, Pirates, the Pirates,
sixty four, Mike.
Speaker 6 (30:16):
How did anybody say the twin They did not, but we.
Speaker 1 (30:19):
Just did sixty four, which think of this game?
Speaker 4 (30:23):
Rich three two the Marlins.
Speaker 1 (30:29):
But I think I'm wrong, but you're right. Sixty six,
don't doubt yourself. Buyer two left, Yeah, go.
Speaker 8 (30:40):
Three.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
You're gonna say the Braves. You would be correct, all right, Mike.
Speaker 8 (30:47):
Oh goodness, I'm gonna say the Rocky already said, already said, said, Okay,
quickly another.
Speaker 1 (30:55):
Team, quickly, I got one. You're out of it, so
we go next round. He's out. Oh wait, no, I
you're still alive.
Speaker 8 (31:06):
Man.
Speaker 3 (31:07):
I think it depends on you because there's one team left, right, yes, yes, yeah.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
So whoever gets it? All right? Three?
Speaker 4 (31:17):
Two the Cardinals. Nope, Buyer is the last one standing
in that with the Razor Angels. It's the Angel Angels
Angel right, So three way tie here between Rich, Mike,
and Bayer. As we go to the fourth category out
of a cannon, you have five seconds to name an
NFL QB who led Week one with the most passing yards.
(31:39):
We're going to take the top fifteen. All right, Mike,
you're gonna be at first, starting right now.
Speaker 5 (31:43):
Go all right, let's go with my home.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
Yes number nine two fifty eight. Let's go Gino Smith.
Speaker 2 (31:54):
Gino Smith number two with three sixty two Rich Rock
Party Rock Party number seven seventy seven, Cono Mayfield Baker.
Speaker 1 (32:05):
Sorry, I don't know. Sorry, I'm making all the worst picks. Mike.
I'm loving at you. Just failed visardly today, you're out justin.
Speaker 7 (32:19):
How about Herbert number.
Speaker 2 (32:21):
Three with three eighteen? Buyer Josh Allen, Josh Allen, number one, Rich,
Joey Flacco, Joey Flacco number five two ninety Yeah, nice.
Speaker 1 (32:34):
Poul, Mike.
Speaker 5 (32:36):
About Kyler Murray.
Speaker 2 (32:38):
Kyler Murray none on the between buyer and Rich for
the game buyer Aaron Rodgers Aaron Rodgers number eleven two
forty four.
Speaker 1 (32:47):
Drake may said May number six to eighty seven. Oh,
good call. Right back back to.
Speaker 2 (32:54):
Buyer Lamar Lamar, Mark Jackson, thank you. None of us
not in the top thirteen. That means Rich is the
last one standing. Michael Pennix or Penix number four, Stafford
number ten, field number fourteen. Wow, what about Rattlers, Spencer Rattler, Yeah,
(33:14):
right at fifteen bottom of the gone Rattler I know
had over two hundred. All right, all right, that is
Rich's fourteenth win in this game. And by the way,
I did check the note Spyers, right, he has thirty
one in this game, so you still got some catching
up to do.
Speaker 1 (33:29):
Rich, I know, well one day. Thank you guy. By
the way, Mike, Mike, thanks for playing. Let's go to
Dan for an update. You man, I want to think.
Speaker 3 (33:37):
I want to think another Mike. I want to think
Mike Fredericks. Listener to the COMMUNI on Rich who sent
me a Seahawks gift pack. Mike was a lived in
Seattle for a while way back in the day. Was
a Rams fan. Then they left LA. So he's like, hey,
I was in Seattle, cheered for the Seahawks, Rams came
back to LA. He's a Rams fan again, but at
times was a Seahawks fan and sent me some Seahawks stuff.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
So thanks to Mike Fredericks for doing that night. What
a guy.
Speaker 3 (34:03):
What a guy, from one bird to another. Jalen Carter,
Philadelphia Eagles suspended one game, but not the game that
you think the NFL role today that because he was
ejected so early in the opener against the Cowboys for
spinning on Dak Prescott, that that will serve as as
one game suspension. He will play against the Chiefs in
Week two. Carter was doced a game check with more
than fifty seven thousand dollars for his actions. Forty nine
(34:27):
Ers plays ten in George Kittle on injured reserve and
released kicker Jake Moody. Now, as for Moody's replacement, forty
nine Ers have signed Eddie Pinero, formerly of the Carolina Panthers.
TMZ reports Stelphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is denying allegations
he abused his estranged wife, who claimed Hill abused her
on eight separate occasions from January of twenty twenty four
until April of twenty twenty five. The Balls are restricted
(34:50):
free agent guard Josh Giddy agreed to terms on a
four year deal worth one hundred million dollars games getting
underway in baseball tonight. Cubs they placed outfielder Kyle Tucker
on the injured list with a string calf, and the
Red Sox plays Dustin May on the injured list. They're
gonna start Connolly early tonight. One of the top pitching
prospects the left of you will be the starter against
the A's guys.
Speaker 1 (35:09):
Spect you yeah, when you said Tucker injured, it just
proves I want to I want to remind everyone, and
this is what I want to wrap the show with.
Coming up next, I want to talk baseball for us
because every fan base is so pessimistic, and I just
want everyone to know it's not just your fan base.
You know what Cup fans are saying right now, oh
Man Talker, And you know what Phillies fans are saying,
how are we gonna go anywhere with that Wheeler? Now?
(35:30):
Trey Turner's everybody hates their bullpen. I think that's a
definite common apt bullpen sock. Like if you're a Yankees fan,
you're thinking, like, can we really make a run with
out Garrett cole Met fans are thinking something. Every fan
base bullpen, that's the weakest part of every franchise going.
Dodgers fans Danny, I want your complaints. What I want
your complaints?
Speaker 4 (35:49):
Dodger fans say, bullpen can and they're right, bullpen blew
another another hit, another no hitter. I can't believe that.
So hey, we have more covine on rich. We'll tuggle
it all. Hell me with less than twenty games to go.
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and Phillies get underway at Edison's Bank, could Suarez not
have a great game today? I need the Mets to
keep this wildcard lead. They have a three game lead
(37:08):
over the Giants for that final spot, and once you
get to the postseason. I want to make something very
clear for all the baseball fans, because I know baseball's
back in a big way. I don't know anyone who
would disagree with this. There's no team that I feel
is a favorite at all. Maybe Milwaukee, but then again
(37:29):
against the Padres, Dodgers, Phillies. Do you trust them to
win a playoffs? And again that's just because I don't
believe in them yet. But I wish them the best.
I do feel like reality will kick in with a
team like the Brewers. They're hot right now, but I
think a deeper team. But then you could say they're
built to win, say that they do have good pitching
(37:51):
and they're built to win, but I don't believe. I
just don't believe it because I feel like, yeah, they're
riding on this young, excited chemistry high right now. But
we'll that translate in October. I mean it might, but
I don't believe that. I look at baseball right now
and I say, you have a bunch of teams fighting
for these playoff spots. So I do think it's anyone.
See the divisions are still up for grabs, but you're
(38:12):
looking at a bunch of ninety ish win teams. And
when you have a bunch of teams that are gonna
win ninety three, ninety four, ninety two ninety games, there's
no one that's like, that's the team to be. Does
no one that has the starting rotation of like a
Braves team of the nineties, or or Dodgers team or
the last year, or a lineup that says healthy like
the Dodgers that looked the way they did last year.
So to me, I don't look at anyone like, oh man,
(38:36):
my team's hopeless. I feel like, if you get in
and get hot, it's more than ever. It's always been that,
but more than ever now. Ye whoever's hot in the
postseason has the best chances. Anybody sees it. And that's
why I think, Yeah, will the the Brewers even get
out of the NL? I don't know. You you don't
and you look and then you look at teams where
you're like, how does your team match up? Like the Mets,
(38:58):
who look terrible lately, they match up well against the Dodgers,
but the Padres have their number. The Yankees. They're playing Detroit,
right for a three game Yeah, set and you start,
and you could say, that's a little preview of the
Ale app picture. Right, Yeah, so big series. I feel
like he's a right dead in the middle. I feel
like a twelve game series, a twelve game run with
(39:20):
playoff contenders. I feel like the Red Sox have played
you guys tough this year. Hmm yeah, and Eraldus Chapman
has owned them, so I think that their daddy. I
think that more than ever. If you're a baseball fans,
there's a sense of listen, if my team sneaks in.
There's no team that's like, wow, they're throwing Smolts, Glavin
and Maddox, like unless the Brewers are the real deal,
(39:41):
but we don't know that yet. But is there a
starting rotation in baseball that resembles anything of dominance of
the last ten, twenty, thirty, forty years. No, And there's
no bullpens. There's great the thing, there's no bullpens. Even
if there's a good starting pitching, if you can get
past that or get into the late innings and work
the bullpen, it's anyone's game. Trust me, I follow baseball
real close, so the same level I fall football, and
(40:02):
I tell you that there there's something to be said about.
There's great teams, but a rotation that scares me doesn't exist.
There may be a front line starter, but there's no
rotation where you're like, wow, all two or three guys
in a three game series scare me so rich? Is
Garrett Cole's injured wheeler for the Phillies injured? So even
(40:24):
some of those front line guys are out a lot
of those front right, And then then you got to say,
is their advantage for a crappy team like the Mets
who are throwing all these young arms that people might
not have even seen yet. I like your boy Tong
Even though he got roughed up a little bit his
last start, he looked good. So the point is you're
not the only fan out there that feels like your
(40:45):
bullpen stinks. Is anybody season, which makes it that much
more exciting. Get in. That's all you need to do
in baseball get in so we'll see you guys Manyana.
Enjoy some baseball tonight and that tomorrow he got to
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