February 19, 2025 • 42 mins
Covino & Rich fill for Dan Patrick! They finish answering calls on the greatest TV neighbors of all-time. They react to the update on the burglars who have been caught, who were linked to the string of athlete's home robberies! Plus, 'MID WEAK MAJOR' brings you the top sports & pop culture headlines & the guys score the stories!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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a lot of NBA NFL had a lot of fun,
but also talked a lot of fun and nonsense because
(00:45):
it's like the weakest time in the world for sports.
But that's why we bring the fun. Well, we're talking
the greatest neighbors in TV history because it's the anniversary
of when mister Rogers debuted in nineteen sixty eight. A
lot of us grew up on that show, and he
begged you to be his neighbor and welcomed you to
his neighborhood. I told you, if you have little kids.
(01:07):
Likely they watched the spinoff Daniel Tiger's neighborhood Daniel Tiger
from the mind of Fred Rogers. So we ask you
who are the greatest? I will tell you this though
I googled it just to see what it says. We
named four of the top five already, So who are
we forgetting? And you know who comes up first?
Speaker 3 (01:26):
Though?
Speaker 2 (01:26):
When you google AI, the AI overview that they give
you now says Leonard and Penny from the Big Bang Theory. Okay, yeah,
are often seen as the most desirable neighbors. Well, Penny's
are pretty desirable right now. I'm with you. But again,
we named four of the top five. We're gonna go
to your phone calls. But this also does tie into
(01:46):
a sports related story. I don't know if you guys
know it. There's an update on the thieves, the burglars
who are breaking into all the NFL Superstars houses and
most recently Vah Road Striker for LAFC. The dude had
five hundred thousand dollars worth of jewelry stolen. So we're
(02:07):
gonna talk about is it better to have nosy neighbors
to keep an eye on your house? You know, the
nosy neighbor Because there's a lot of crime going on,
and we're going to talk about that for a minute too.
Is it true that moron that stole from Joe Burrow
was seen wearing his stuff? Yeah, they were taking pictures.
It's insane. How dumb can you me? But seven people
(02:29):
were arrested in relation to that story.
Speaker 3 (02:31):
Yeah, members of a South American theft group.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
Well, you know, speaking of nosy neighbors, I'm going to
add one that I know no one else will say,
but the nosiest yet eye roll the neighbors of the eighties.
Second day in a row, Willie Alf gets a shout
out the acmonics. The whole, the whole gimmick of the
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achmonics next door was that they were so nosy that
they had to hide Alf a little extra because the
neighbors were the type that would like try to peek
out the windows, like, hey, what are they doing over there?
That's not my top answer, but I had to give
the acmonics a shout out. But here's my answer. I
wanted to say, did you have to? I did? I
(03:15):
did for all the millions of people that are like, yeah,
rich achmonics, Danny, I said, I think I might have
an answer that rival Steve Erkele did I do that?
And I'm gonna say it could very well be Jefferson
and Marcy Darcy from Married with Children? Oh, who is it?
(03:39):
I'll go to them now.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
I'm not sure they were. They were lined up here.
I don't wait till their answers. Well, I mean, I
can't you owe a guy a swiggy now for stealing his.
Speaker 2 (03:49):
Hang on the phone. If it was you, maybe I'll
give you a swing. Let's go to Robin, Florida. Rob,
we're talking best neighbors.
Speaker 4 (03:55):
What's up, man, I'll just chime in with Kramer. But
I have some mister Rogers trivia. I'm not sure what
you know about.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (04:05):
An Academy Award nominated actor got his start on Mister
Rodgers as a production assistant.
Speaker 2 (04:14):
Ash O, wait, hold on an Academy Award nominated actor.
That's a that's It's sort of like how Laurence Fishburne
was Cowboy Curtis on Pee Wee's Playhouse. Zombie was a
Pat Peewe's Playhouse, and the.
Speaker 4 (04:27):
Guy's real name is the same name as an Academy
Award winning actor, Michael.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
I give Michael Batman get out of here. Wow. He
right for Fred Rodgers.
Speaker 3 (04:41):
Yeah he was.
Speaker 4 (04:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (04:43):
It says he was a stage hand.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
I did not know that. That's a good fun fact.
That's a good one man. Thank you for where do
I rob? What your neighbor? Who's your neighbor, Bud? He said, Yeah,
I mean Kramer, Yeah, busting in by the way, Kramer.
He was a great neighbor until he got all racist
in her. Yeah, by the way, Mary. Mary doesn't want.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
Rich about Michael Keaton and says he later hosted a
PBS special about the show called mister Rogers, it's you.
I like, that's awesome.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
I didn't know that. And we know lots of stupid
things like that. Cameron in Indiana, what's up?
Speaker 3 (05:20):
Man?
Speaker 5 (05:22):
That was actually gonna mention Mary the children. But do
get another one for you?
Speaker 2 (05:26):
Oh, Cameron's the one? Rich, Oh Kim, you know what? Uh,
keep Cameron on the hall, Cameron, after we talked to.
Speaker 3 (05:32):
You, stay holding in. I'll get your mailing address.
Speaker 2 (05:34):
Okay, what's your second one? It's the second one. Cameron's
second one's gotta be good. What do you got? So?
Speaker 1 (05:41):
I got kimming from cool house.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
Yeah, she's like the quintessential annoying neighbor for sure. She's
like Rich Davis. We already said that Kimmy Gibbling, if
you can Ryan in Toronto, what's up, buddy?
Speaker 1 (05:54):
Yeah?
Speaker 5 (05:55):
Hi, uh I got that the animated would be ned
Flanders Simpsons.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
And that is the top five rounding it out according
to Google the twenty five best sitcom Neighbors number five,
Ned Flanders number four, Kimmy Gibbler, number three, Steve Urkelle,
Steve Verkele number two, Cosmo Kramer number one, Wilson all
improvement because you know, and that's a good answer, because
he's just he was the neighbor. That's just really his
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whole role.
Speaker 3 (06:22):
For right, didn't even have to see his whole face exactly.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
Speaking of Steve Verkle, and we said that, you know,
he might be our number one here in the studio.
Have you seen how him dancing lines up perfectly with
Kendrick Klamar. Yes, he's doing his corny Dick van Dyke.
Dick van Dyke's a good one, Happy feet the Penguins.
That lines up perfectly? Am I missing any that does
a ton of them?
Speaker 6 (06:46):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (06:46):
Mario Lopez dancing at the Max that lines up with
Kendrick Lamar. I mean, I guess it's a simple, simple beat,
but still do I have to call Rich out? I
swear to you. I caught rich practice sing the Kendrick
Lamart dance moves in the hallway here at Fox Sports Radio.
I saw him like counting his steps. He's like trying
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to do the dance. What a goober. I believe it. Yeah,
he was trying. He didn't know anyone was looking.
Speaker 7 (07:14):
What is he?
Speaker 2 (07:14):
I believe it. I should have recorded it because I'm like, what.
Speaker 5 (07:17):
Is he doing?
Speaker 2 (07:18):
He was practicing the dance. I'm not about to get
it right now and do it. He's trying, He's trying
to do it. They're not like me. They know they're
not like me. They're all right. Fish, you're on Camino
rich In for Dan Patrick. What's up Pennsylvania?
Speaker 5 (07:36):
Hey, I liked I think the Jefferson's are the best.
Somebody took that one, but I also think, uh, another
really good one from that era was Julio Fred Sandford's Neighbor.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
I love that.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
Yeah, here's the fun fact on that, Quincy Jones did
the theme song. Not everybody knows that that it ain.
Speaker 6 (07:56):
It band.
Speaker 2 (07:58):
That's Quincy Jones it's.
Speaker 3 (08:00):
Something growing up, whenever we saw something that we thought
was kind of low budget, or he would just.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
Got a lot of junk in their front yard. He
was that San franisn I got one that might not
be on anyone's list. I used to love the show
Charles in Charge as a kid, and Buddy Lembeck had
to be a neighbor because he just popped by. But
all the time, I wasn't a neighbor. He was just
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Charles's best friend. Yeah, that's fresh, Prince. It's very specifically,
I guess, but I feel like he would always stopped by.
Maybe right way to ruin your own conversation, Jessey, Jeff
wasn't a neighbor. He just always popped in, right. That
wasn't the role that the guy played. It was his.
It was his buddy. And in fact, his name was Buddy.
But Frank Florida, what's up, Bud?
Speaker 7 (08:49):
You know, Booker wasn't a neighbor neither in Growing Pains,
and he always just popped in.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
I was always his name was Boner. I don't know
if that's what you said, but I would imagine Stinky
Sullivan was the neighbor because he Ben was always at
his house.
Speaker 7 (09:06):
You know, I was trapped in the elevator with Julia
White back in the heyday when he was topping nineteen
ninety one and the Empire State Building met him and
his mother. We were trapped in the elevator. I was
on a class trip and left the class and went
on his elevator, winded up getting stuck with Steve Rko,
got in a lot of trouble too. But anyways, how
(09:28):
about mister Wilson, Yeah, mister Wilson from Dennis to Menace,
all right, Yeah, yeah, he.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
Was the neighbor guy. That's a good one.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
I like it.
Speaker 2 (09:37):
And there's a lot of old ones to Fred and
Ethel's right, they're all the neighbors like old school stuff.
But thank you guys again for chiming in. If you
want to continue chiming in, hit us up at Covino
and Rich at Fox Sports Radio. But again it ties
in to another really sports related conversation because the question
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here based on neighbors and miss through Rogers anniversary. Hey, neighbor,
is it better to have a nosy neighbor or not?
We think in our mind that they're annoying, right, Hey,
mind your business? Hey, busy body, get a life. You
and your neighborhood watch and then you realize that your
dad is also that guy. Now, how many East Coast
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dads or just dads in general are always like who's
that parking? In mind? Anytime someone makes a you turn
in someone's driveway, man, dad, he's like, who's that a hole?
Or if someone parks in front of the house, who's
that parking in front of the house?
Speaker 3 (10:32):
No doubt.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
Right by the way, I thought of two more that
we have to add before and move on. Because that
you're gonna say both of them, it was better be
like slam dunks. If you're gonna interrupt me, to just
bring them up. So let's hear how great they are. Well,
prepare to be dazzled. Another way, shout out to our
buddy Michael Yo listening in Vegas. Michael Yo, one of
(10:55):
our favorite comics. Every time I say Yo, I'm shouting
him out. He said he is a Danny mister. Well nough,
he said Wilson Home Improvement. That that was the one
you said, all right, here are my two Quagmire family guy. Now,
come on, bro, Actually I like that one. Pervy funny
(11:16):
neighbor doesn't necessarily put a tingle in my neighbor dingle. Well,
this one will, because no one's talked about a neighbor
they've had a crush on. Winnie Cooper was the neighbor
to fall into like a different category childhood crushes. Yes,
but dude, she was Kevin Arnold's next door neighbor. Oh yeah,
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but she was. She moved on, But she moved. She
moved a very special episode.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
I know.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
But because when people moved when you were a kid,
it's like they they might as well move to another country.
You know. Well, what did you say yesterday? You brought
up Wonder Years as one of the last sitcoms you
really enjoyed. And I'm shouting at Winnie Cooper. He was
the neighborhood kid.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
That's a good one. And you made me think of
she had a big part in this series How I
Met Your Mother. Patrese, the hot neighbor that the you
know that stirred things up with the two roommates.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Patrice. Wait, Patrice was like the big girl.
Speaker 3 (12:15):
What's the name of the other one? You know what
I'm talking about?
Speaker 4 (12:21):
Rob?
Speaker 2 (12:23):
Do you know a name? Robin Chabotsky was the name.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
Was there was a neighbor, yeah, that they were fighting over. Remember,
so you.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Ruled the conversation, Brod, I was flowing. You had to,
you know, bring up giggity giggys.
Speaker 3 (12:38):
I don't know. I didn't watch that. I didn't watch
that show like you did, Rich, Rich.
Speaker 2 (12:42):
And for Dan Patrick again, happy anniversary to Fred Rogers.
But again the question based on that nosy neighbors. We
think they're busy bodies, guys like Rich, I'm like, mind
your business man, but do they play an important role?
Would you prefer a nosy neighbor if they're keeping an
eye on your place? Because there's a few stories and
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a few ways to look at this, because Rich's first
thought when you heard the story is why would you
have all this stuff? Anyway? What sort of tacky guy
are you? When when I heard that this Ellie la FC, Now,
I'm sure he does well professional striker for l EFC. Right,
he got robbed because again, when players are away, that's
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you're basically advertising to a burglar, a criminal that hey,
no one, well someone might be around, but I'm not
so it's an easier target at that point. We saw
it in the NFL that only spring of robberies. Oddly,
it took this long for people to realize, wait a minute,
they're playing. That means they are not home and likely
their family.
Speaker 4 (13:45):
Well.
Speaker 2 (13:45):
Social media has also added to this. Right people always
advertising when they're away, you're basically inviting criminals. So if
you're on vacation, post the pictures when you come back. Yeah,
that's a great tip, you know how Like women will
not post where they are in the moment because I'm weird.
Old guy could show up. Like, if you're like a
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younger woman, I would say, if you want to highlight
the moment of your day, like here I am at
this spa, post it when you get home. All you're
doing is inviting creepos.
Speaker 7 (14:17):
Right.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
So Olivia Jerode is the latest of these stories of
these burglaries, striker for the LAFC soccer team out here
in Los Angeles. He was robbed of five hundred thousand
dollars in jewelry and it's a lot of times not
even what they stole. It's the feeling that you're left with, right, Like, man,
(14:42):
it's one of the reasons my dad moved, because why
you feel you feel almost like like just something dirty
about it, Like I remember your parents got their car stolen. Yeah,
they got it back, but they got like, yeah, it
felt violated. Yeah, you feel that's the best word. You
feel violated, to feel like there's something scary or gross
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about someone was going through your house. Right, and so
many thoughts. Right, Rich was like five hundred thousand dollars
in jewelry. These are professional athletes. I don't think that's
off the mark. You see all the jewelry that Joe
Burrow had. Yeah, but I'm just asking you. I mean,
but then again, you're a tacky guy. By the way,
five hundred thousand, it was more than ten watches. It
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was mostly watches, which is again I tipped my Yankee
hat even more. I'm like, this dude had a sweet watch.
If you're a baller, professional athlete, and you're like, all right,
I collect Brightlings or Rolexes, all right, I get that.
But to me, when someone says they lost five hundred
thousand dollars in jewelry, I'm like, why do you have
five hundred thousand dollars in jewelers? Because they are professional athletes, clearly, Yeah,
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it's a drop in the bucket. May those are status
in Mary unless you're Justin Jefferson, who you know whars
the diamond Lynx on the field. You know, people like
nice things like that and craftsmanship of a sweet watch.
Because you don't and you wear cheaper Bobo sneakers doesn't
mean everybody likes weak ass things. Day. I'm wearing Jordan's today.
That's for a bit. By the way, Tom Brady got
(16:09):
a lot of a lot of criticism during the Super Bowl.
Didn't he wear like a seven hundred thousand dollars watch?
Speaker 3 (16:14):
Oh, that was a nice watch.
Speaker 2 (16:16):
Some people were saying to gross or attack, Yeah, that
gold one that he was Yeah, so I mean, I mean,
I guess Tom Brady has one watch worth seven hundred
thousand dollars. So I get it. You're a baller, you're
an athlete. But if you said, tagy, that's a lot,
you're gonna tell Tom Brady to his face that he
was tacky. That is baller, Tom Brady. No good for you,
man for nice things. Tom Brady has signed football contracts, endorsements,
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and broadcasting contracts for hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars.
No offense. I don't think an LAFC striker is making
Tom Brady money. Five hundred thousand dollars maybe in endor
streets and watches and things like that. So he was
broken into is a local story out here. And again
the update Danny g is they just arrested seven people
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in relation to the NFL burglaries that were happening this
past season.
Speaker 3 (17:07):
These guys from Chile, members of a South American theft group,
and three of the seven are connected to the Cincinnati
burglary of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
Yeah, and again stupid because they were taking pictures and
posing with all of these items. That didn't help the story.
But the story when it was first started to break was, well,
these are advanced criminals. They were shutting off security systems right,
They were doing all sorts of things to not get caught.
They end up getting caught. But based on the neighborhood
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question and the neighbors do you prefer now rich when
you hear these stories having a nosy neighbor to keep
an eye on your place when you're not around, bro,
Because as much as you make fun of them, I
have they that's when they become useful. Yes, I have
a story and I'll tell you, But to play stat boy,
(18:00):
he does all he does. Alright, he's not making Tom
Brady money. But I just looked up Olivier Jerod Durra,
the LAFC player that just lost five hundred thousand dollars
in jewelry. He makes three point five million dollars a
year as a soccer player. So guys, guy's making good money.
But again, when you have that much money and jewelry,
(18:21):
I don't know three. But again his priorities. Maybe he's
a big watch guy. Like I said, there was over
ten watches stolen, so that's maybe his pride in his collection,
which which sucks. Danny G. Don't you have a famous
neighbor called that you call nosy Rosie.
Speaker 3 (18:36):
Oh, this lady is the worst. She waddles around. I've
heard you say here nosey Rosie. It's only been my wusiness.
She waddles around our street and is in everybody's business.
If she catches you check in your mailbox, be prepared
to waste ten minutes of your life.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
See the head of her own hoa.
Speaker 3 (18:54):
Yeah. On Fridays, on our afternoon slash evening show, we
do a thing called Weekend hob Nobbin. This would come
in hand to talk to her instead, I just listened
and nod my head, and I'm like mm hmmm. But
she's one of those older people who has nothing to
do except she waits for the ups guy. She waits
for the Amazon guy, the Maleman, and she pounces on
them as soon as as soon as they show up.
(19:15):
But she she'll say to you, Covino, so, uh, why
do you have an extra car parked by your house
this week?
Speaker 2 (19:21):
Mind?
Speaker 3 (19:21):
Your business knows you Let me tell you, Danny. We
don't even know her name. She's just nosy. Rosie's not
even her name.
Speaker 2 (19:27):
Rosie is keeping it there on what's going on. They're
important for the neighborhood. There's an old lady that strolls
my neighborhood, retired old lady. You know those women that
like look like they got money. Like, she's an old
lady that's all put together. She walks her dog and
will randomly talk to my wife. This woman knows everyone's business.
And I'm like how Like she's like, well, you know,
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the house four up, four houses up there. When you're
old and you're not working, it's a long day. But
I'm like, yo, this woman knows everyone's business. Not necessarily
a bad thing. My neighbors, like one person had a
suspicious character sort of looking around their house. And because
of that, all the old people I mean in my
neighborhood made like a WhatsApp chat and it's called neighborhood Watch.
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And no joke. If Cavino drives a different car to
my house, they're like, there's a different car in front
of the Davis house. Yeah it's annoying, but but you know,
when you think about all these things that are happening,
there seems to be a use for the annoyed.
Speaker 3 (20:29):
And if you're very wealthy and you live in a compound,
you have a lot less of neighborhood watch. Yeah going on.
You might have private security, but your neighbors aren't exactly
living right next door to you.
Speaker 7 (20:40):
You know.
Speaker 2 (20:41):
You know he used to get offended and I would
tell him, don't get offended. He's a really nice guy.
Before I moved to Woodland Hills, and before my wife
and I had kids and got a house, I rented
an apartment here in Sherman Oaks, Caveno would come over
my house and anytime he would come into the parking garage,
you know, you need a little the key fob to
open the gate. This guy would always ask him, being like, hey,
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what's up. Buh, Hey you live here? Yeah, Well it
rubbed me the wrong way the way he would do it.
It's like, I don't know, what do you run this building?
Like I'm here visiting a friend. But it was more
than once. All the time, it's like the butt inski
of the of the building, like who is this? But
a couple of people, a couple of people's cars got
broken into in the garage. So this guy was like,
you know, that's what I mean. It's how there's a
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lot of people that give law enforcement a hard time, Like, man,
these cops. Yeah, but they're the first to call when
there's a problem, right, They're the first people you're looking
for if there's an issue, the police. It's the same
with the nosy neighbor. You're like, mine, your business, get
a life, but insane and your car. Then your house
gets broken into a Hey nosy rosie, what did you see?
Hey nosy rosie, my package is missing? Did you see
(21:45):
anything suspicious? That's when you realize that they do play
a role. So based on all that, yeah, we're just
trying to give you a different perspective on the nosy rosy,
nosy neighbor that is in your neighborhood. And if you're
like I don't have one, that means you're probably the
nosy neighbor. I mean you could have a nosy neighbor.
What did Joe Burrow have a supermodel saying at his
house they got scared?
Speaker 3 (22:06):
Yeah, not a bad dude.
Speaker 2 (22:08):
And again the other reminder here, stop advertising when you're
not around.
Speaker 3 (22:13):
Hey, Rich really quick, I know we're going to get
to Midweek. Major here, Department of Corrections. Sorry to cross
my sitcoms. Big Bang Theory is what I was thinking. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
there you go.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
Okay, because I was gonna say neighbor on mother, I
was like, they foot over Robin, but she was not
the neighbor.
Speaker 3 (22:30):
Yeah, I know, the famous blonde from Big Bang Theory.
Speaker 2 (22:32):
Yeah, she's I mean to think of like one of
those nerds got with her. That's why the show never
made sense to me. All right, hey, coming up, we
got Midweek. I saw you know your wife's a model. Bro,
he's a weenie with a model baby. What are you saying,
I'm shelbon, get out of here. I'm just saying anything's possible.
Danny has midweek major all the headlines that we missed
(22:54):
in the world of sports and entertainment. We'll break it
down next. We'll let you know if they're mid week
or major. Hang tight more Covino on Rich Next.
Speaker 6 (23:01):
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Speaker 2 (23:22):
Hey, Steve Covino and I'm Rich Davis and together we're
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We talk about everything life, sports, relationships, what's going on
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about the stories behind the stories in the world of
(23:44):
sports and pop culture, stories that well, other shows don't
seem to have the time to discuss. And the fact
that we've been friends for the last twenty years and
still work together. I mean that says something right, So
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(24:05):
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(24:25):
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Wrap It Radio. Let's go, Let's do it. We do
it every Wednesday, something called mid Week Major.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
Covino and Rich get you over the middle of the
week where mid Week Major Major.
Speaker 2 (25:30):
Oh I love that.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
We throw sports and pop culture headlines and topics at
the fellas and it's like the kids.
Speaker 4 (25:36):
Say, that's summit.
Speaker 2 (25:38):
We definitely major.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
See it our scoring Midweek Major.
Speaker 3 (25:44):
I gotta give myself at least eight full minutes. Here
you hear the horns. You know you have made it
to the middle of the week, all right. Before we
get started to see who gets first take. Between Covino
and Rich, we like to roll the big red love dice.
Speaker 2 (25:57):
I just rolled the twelve, Well you roll the ten?
Ohn Yeah, five and five? So now I have the
role likely at twelve. Let's say, oh wait, now hard six.
That's what she said, gere up first.
Speaker 3 (26:11):
The cobno gets to go first. All right, gentlemen. Last
week we talked about Patrick Mahomes Senior right here on
Midweek Major. His dust up with John Rocker was a
headline during Super Bowl Week in New Orleans. Well, it
was staged. Mahomes Senior made the admission. According to court
documents obtained by TMZ Sports, officials were questioning him about
(26:31):
his trip because he's been placed on probation from last
year's charge of DWI. When he got into that squabble
with Rocker. He then missed a urine test on February eleventh,
officials wanted to know more. According to the documents, the
officials are ready to throw the book at him, so,
in an effort to avoid trouble, the Chiefs quarterback's dad
fest up to the fact that the Rocker incident was
(26:52):
a staged altercation to get publicity for a celebrity boxing
match that was set to take place in April twenty
twenty five. Coveno, Patrick's dad caught promoting a celebrity match
mid Week or Major.
Speaker 2 (27:05):
It's a mid story. It's major for Patrick his son though.
You know, if I was his son, I'd be even
more embarrassed because just when you thought that this could
couldn't get any worse, it does because he's now intentionally
embarrassing his son. Right, It's one thing to get a
dui and and get in the way of the public
(27:26):
image of your family and your son's career. You think
his son wants to deal with this? Next question, Uh,
really don't want to talk about my brother, my wife
and her politics, and especially my dad. Next question, Hey, Patrick,
what about your dad?
Speaker 7 (27:41):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (27:41):
Next question, Like Patrick Mahomes doesn't want to deal with that.
So for his dad to be doing this stuff is embarrassing,
and then to intentionally do this is even worse. See,
I think say out of your son's way. I think
this story is major because the action was mid Oh. Yeah,
I'm gonna say major, because when you get caught staging something, Oh,
(28:05):
the embarrassment is top notch. And the only reason he
fessed up to it being staged was because he was
gonna get in trouble. He would have tried to play
it off like, yo, I mean Rocker, We're in a
tussle and now we're gonna wrestle at a barstool event.
Speaker 3 (28:19):
Listen.
Speaker 2 (28:20):
Yeah, it's going to hype up a potential fight. For
the fact that his fake ass hype got caught is
embarrassing at the highest level. But what's again even grosser
about it is the fact that now you're intentionally just
trying to embarrass your son. I know it's not the intent,
but by default that's what you're doing.
Speaker 3 (28:38):
All right, next day, all right, Tiger Tiger Woods. Y'all,
Tiger had one hundred ninety nine yards to the hole.
His Jupiter Links teammates realized that something was really wrong.
Tuesday night, in a tgl indoor match, Tiger asked to
confirm the yardage and heard ninety nine because caddies often
dropped the first number when it's obvious, but it was
not obvious to Tiger. He hit a wedge, a good
(29:00):
shot that traveled one hundred yards. He says, I heard
ninety nine, so I went out there and hit it.
There was a problem, obviously, he was one hundred yards off.
One of the most embarrassing moments in my golfing career
just happened. Would set on the telecastle laughing. I just
screwed up. That was embarrassing. His Jupiter Links teammates dropped
to the grass laughing. By the way, New York never
trailed in at ten to three. Victory fellas Tiger getting
(29:22):
embarrassed on TV Covino mid Week or Major.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
Again mid But the headline is like the most embarrassing
moment he's had on the course, When you've had embarrassing
moments to the extent that he had in life with
all the controversy and his other eighteen holes and everything
else going on. Yeah, I think this pales in comparison.
So this was more of a laugh out loud, funny
(29:47):
sort of moment, like, oh, manan, could you believe that
I was way off? So it's not his most embarrassing moment. Yeah,
it's like that one time when we were playing mini
golf and you're like, oh, the windmill, No, oh, it's
supposed to go through the cloud's mouth. Listen. I think
it's funny that Tiger had essentially a brain fart, it
seems on the golf course. But Mark, I'll back up Cadino.
(30:07):
When you've had embarrassing moments in real life with women
and mistresses and your life fell apart at one point. Yeah,
this is laughing, This is like insignificant. But yet what
I did notice still rich too, is like, you know,
he recently lost his mom. The fact that he was
out there smile and having fun and still compete and
it's true. It's like, yeah, life goes on and props
to him. I'm rooting for him.
Speaker 3 (30:28):
All right. Up next year. What do you guys think
of when I say Brazil booties? I knew, I knew
you were going to say that.
Speaker 2 (30:34):
Yeah, predictable, So hold on to soccer.
Speaker 3 (30:38):
That predictable. The NFL is filling out its list of
international games for the twenty twenty five season. It was
just announced the La Chargers are set to host a
game in Brazil in Week one. We gotta go, yeah,
just stop it. There was an official announcement from the
NFL just this morning. The Chargers will be the designated
home team at Corinthians Arena on a Friday night during
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the first week of the regular season. Today's announcement about
the Chargers in Brazil brings a number of confirmed home
teams for international games to seven. The Jags, the Browns,
and the Jets will all play in London. Guys, Jim
Harbaugh and the Chargers headlining in Brazil. Covino Midweek or
major major.
Speaker 2 (31:14):
Dude, major in every way. Because we're seeing the growth
of the NFL, let's focus on this first and first
mostly international sport. You're seeing how excited they get overseas
in Mexico. Rich and I went to a Mexico City
game a few years back, like five years ago. We
were amazed to see the level of genuine excitement for
(31:35):
American football, Like wow, So now it's in Brazil hyping
it up there. That's major in itself. Right then, if
you're a guy like me, he always fantasized about the
booty cheeks in Brazil, this might be your chance to
get your buddies to go out there and go fulfill
that fantasy football. But cheeks, let's go. This is America.
(31:56):
Actually it's Brazil. But I love it America. It's the
American dream. I think it's great. And for those that say, well,
the travel and for the players. Last year, the Eagle
started the season playing internationally, they won the Super Bowl.
The Chiefs played three games within a ten to eleven
day period. They went to the Super Bowl. So I
(32:18):
think the narrative that it's unfair to these players. Listen,
all teams deal with travel, All teams deal with this
going to a foreign country and expanding your brand for
a game you get paid millions to do, and the
world is falling more in love with I think it's awesome.
I love the Internet and international expansion. Eventually, I think
it would be cool not to have a franchise international,
(32:40):
But I think it would be cool if every season,
every team had one international game. What a cool road
trip for you and your buzz. Right, let's say could
get that Brazilian BUTTL if you've been won, Danny, imagine
if the schedule goes to eighteen games eventually, and there's
two bye weeks, two bye weeks, eighteen games, but one
of your eighteen games is international. That would be awesome
(33:04):
and you can get and you can't get your BBL.
Speaker 3 (33:07):
BBL DK All right, guys, Finally something that only could
rival Rich's weak Psyche White Sneakers. An Oklahoma man's family
surprised him with a Guinness World Record for his collection
of eight and eighty two different bricks. Clem Renkenheimer eighty
seven was out of town when his daughter and son
in law gathered a group of their friends to count
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and document each item in his Tulsa brickbarn. The eighty
seven year old returned home and was surprised with an
official certificate from the four the world's largest collection of bricks.
I got back in town and it was a big surprise.
I'm very happy to hear about the Guinness World Record.
His collection has taken forty years. It includes a Roman
brick from a D one hundred, but most date to date,
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he's got one from Tulsa, I guess from his hometown.
With a backward s he says he's most proud of guys,
a man with more bricks than Shaquille O'Neill, Midweek or Major.
Speaker 2 (34:04):
How many bricks does he have?
Speaker 3 (34:06):
Almost nine thousand? Yeah, I had like ten thousand bricks,
so yeah, not that impressive. Actually kind of weak.
Speaker 2 (34:12):
So yeah, that's exactly I was thinking. Didn't Shack have
more bricks than that? This is the weakest story ever, dude,
of all time. You know, I tell you what. Some
people collect shotglasses, match books, magnets when they go on vacation,
maybe Christmas ornaments, picture frames, bricks though the one like
the one from one ad Roman times like, listen, there's
(34:32):
some cool relics that if you had as a centerpiece,
and like your data building a cubhouse, but I mean bricks.
I mean he literally has a brack house. I mean
this guy, it's a lamest collection. I agree with you.
And it's heavy. It's hard to move around. You think
his wife at any points, like, honey, you ever think
about something else? I don't know. Man, kind of a
weak story.
Speaker 3 (34:53):
Now what's the lamest thing you two collect?
Speaker 2 (34:55):
Uh, that's a good one. Oh, you know what I
do collect? Don't think it's lame. Though I don't collect
many things. I have a baseball card collection I still have, right,
but I collect from all the events that we do
and and fights that we go to and games and
you know the ardanards like you around your neck like
(35:18):
the straight you know, minutes of the events that we
go to collect. You go to Kavino's house, h'll he
has and he puts them on like hangars in the closet.
You have what thousands?
Speaker 5 (35:27):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (35:27):
I have a lot.
Speaker 3 (35:28):
Yeah yeah, and you guys are going to get another
one from Philadelphia tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
Yeah, well advertising it man Burglars are listening. Thank you,
Danny G. Welcome for a little midweek major. We got
more Cavino on Wretch. Next in for the great Dan
Patrick right here, Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 6 (35:43):
Thanks for listening to The Dan Patrick Show podcast. Be
sure to catch us live every weekday morning nine until
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Speaker 2 (35:58):
CNR on FSR and Rich Lots of Bricks, Shooting Bricks,
The Shack Approved, world Famous Covino and Rich Show in
for Dan Patrick. I love this song. Live from Mercedes
Benz Studio. On a personal note, we were talking earlier
(36:21):
how excited we are for baseball right and I also
attribute that not only to the postseason last year and
all the moves made in the offseason, but the NBA
fallen flat. So excited Danny g I can't stop buying
Yankees hats. Dude, I have a problem. I got a problem. Seriously,
I bought six this week. Well I'm sorry, I what
(36:44):
six new Yankee hats? That's how excited I am. On
a personal note, my girlfriend she has the nerve to
be like, I think you got enough. I'm like you
got boxes in front of the house every day of
the week. I'm buying a few hats and you're on
my head. So honestly, I think I do have a problem.
Six more that people look at you want to slap
(37:04):
off your head. Six more slapside.
Speaker 3 (37:07):
I thought my wife had a problem. She buys a
ton of those little sleepies bamboo pajamas for CoA. Yeah,
those things are pricey and they do what they call
a drop every week and.
Speaker 2 (37:17):
She's like, yeah, oh my god, look at the theme
this week. I can't stop man like ching ching bank
account minus money. Yep, exactly. So Covino and Rich thank
you guys for hanging out with us baseball fans, but
you know, just fans like you. We're on every day
Monday through Friday, five to seven on the East. We're
gonna be in Philly tomorrow, so we're off tomorrow, but
(37:40):
we're filling in for Colin Cowherd on Friday, So join
us in for the Herd. But definitely check our podcast
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Speaker 3 (37:57):
We appreciate it.
Speaker 2 (37:58):
I have a Kelsey thought to wrap the show with,
but a dumb question. First, he's skipping out of Floyd Mayweather.
You don't like Floyd and Kelsey. Okay, well we'll squeeze
it in. But Mary played the Commodore's brick House Love
it part of my ignorance because I feel like I'm
a I'm pretty top notch when it comes to music trivia.
(38:20):
But I don't hear Lionel Richie's voice at all. Was
he not on that track or he's definitely on that Yeah,
but I don't hear his voice, meaning like to me,
Lionel Richie has a recognizable voice, but maybe you're so
used to him singing more ballads. When I hear brick House,
his voice doesn't pop to me. I mean, have you
ever heard dream On by Aerosmith? Doesn't really sound like
(38:42):
Steven Tyler. He is just a younger guy, different style, right,
It's just he was a younger dude.
Speaker 3 (38:48):
Wow, that's from their nineteen seventy seven album. And he
was a member of the Commodore's at the time.
Speaker 2 (38:54):
Yes, all him. I know he's in the Commodorees. Obviously,
But to me, I hear that song and to me,
Lionel's one of my favorites, and I'm like, I never
did it doesn't pop to me? If that doesn't pop
right now? A Kelsey thought and a Mayweather thought. The
Kelsey thought. I just want to bring up because Jason
was on a podcast with Ryan Fitzpatrick and he was
(39:18):
saying that since he started dating Taylor Swift, the changes
in Travis are staggering. Apparently Travis Kelcey will do that.
It was the type of guy that had a pool
table and a basketball hoop in his living room with
non matching furniture, and he was he was such a
like a bro slob. You could say he was ghetto,
(39:38):
that's what he was. He probably had meercans and pizza
boxes later around, and Taylor sort of smoothed them outh,
clean them up a little bit. And a good woman
is underrated in a man's life. A good woman will
do wonders for a man and the other Don't They
always say behind every great man, there's a better woman.
Speaker 3 (39:57):
There you go.
Speaker 2 (39:57):
Now, there's a quote from Travis Kelsey. It's been floating around.
I'm curious what you think because it said whether or
not he'll play next year and whether or not you
know his future the Chiefs is in question. It's quote
whether or not I'm motivated. And my first instinct is
if you're questioning your motivation, yeah, it's a great sign
(40:18):
you're sort of not motivated. Like if I would have
be hard to tell, I know, dealing with that. Yeah,
but if I were to say, like, yeah, I don't know,
let me question my motivation for doing coven On writch No,
I know I want to do this. I'm motivated to
do the show. I think the minute you start questioning
your motivation to me, that's sort of your answer. No,
(40:38):
the only the only thing, like I said, the only
grace I'll give him coming off of a tough loss.
He's coming off the loss. But yeah, that's that's an
interesting question. You know, if I feel like I'm tired
to me when you're not blocking in the super Bowl,
you don't seem motivated to me. You just saying in life,
a relationship player, you know, you know you're dating someone
and you're like, yeah, just you're not motivated or excited
(40:59):
to see them, or it's a job that you're going
through the motions. Hey, dude, when you've got other options,
you're making hundreds of millions of dollars chopping it up
with your brother on the podcast. You don't need football anymore.
You're not as hungry. Yeah, that's true. Don't need to
be fed right now. The Mayweather story is one we want.
It also fit in well. You know, they have some
ownership for sale, and word on the streets is Floyd
(41:22):
Mayweather money way. Weather got his money team together and
he's trying to purchase ten percent of the New York
Football Giants, valued at seven hundred million dollars and already
has two hundred million of that in escrow. So I'm
trying to make that happen. He's liquidating and you know,
you got to think of how much money he's made,
not only through himself, but his promotional company and everything.
(41:43):
He said, there's a difference between being rich and having wealth,
and he's really changing the game here, making a huge
investment which always seems to pay off. You're owning a
sports franchise of this caliber. Good for him, major props.
Got to look at him in a different life like
business man. No, seriously, like that's next level, right, But
it also postes the question can a winner fifty and
(42:05):
oh Floyd Mayweather, you know who has a reputation changed
to culture as we see it now, and I think
he could. I mean the Giants thanks to a couple
really great I'm not gonna say lucky runs, but the
fact that Eli and the Giants beat Brady twice for
Super Bowl take Away Yeah four two. You know Phil
Simms Hostetler when we were kids. But I'm saying, in
the last you know, in the last twenty five plus years,
(42:28):
you got two really good runs. Besides that, the Giants
have not been great, So interesting with Shore Sanders go
to the Giants then? Or or do they trade for Stafford?
So many questions with the Giants. Is his team at
different level of swag though winning mentality for sure. We'll
see you guys Friday and for the herd. Thank you
Dan Patrick Patrick for lett us fill in until next
(42:50):
time a rib there, see you in the Promised Land. Goodbye,
have a great one.
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a lot of NBA NFL had a lot of fun,
but also talked a lot of fun and nonsense because
(00:45):
it's like the weakest time in the world for sports.
But that's why we bring the fun. Well, we're talking
the greatest neighbors in TV history because it's the anniversary
of when mister Rogers debuted in nineteen sixty eight. A
lot of us grew up on that show, and he
begged you to be his neighbor and welcomed you to
his neighborhood. I told you, if you have little kids.
(01:07):
Likely they watched the spinoff Daniel Tiger's neighborhood Daniel Tiger
from the mind of Fred Rogers. So we ask you
who are the greatest? I will tell you this though
I googled it just to see what it says. We
named four of the top five already, So who are
we forgetting? And you know who comes up first?
Speaker 3 (01:26):
Though?
Speaker 2 (01:26):
When you google AI, the AI overview that they give
you now says Leonard and Penny from the Big Bang Theory. Okay, yeah,
are often seen as the most desirable neighbors. Well, Penny's
are pretty desirable right now. I'm with you. But again,
we named four of the top five. We're gonna go
to your phone calls. But this also does tie into
(01:46):
a sports related story. I don't know if you guys
know it. There's an update on the thieves, the burglars
who are breaking into all the NFL Superstars houses and
most recently Vah Road Striker for LAFC. The dude had
five hundred thousand dollars worth of jewelry stolen. So we're
(02:07):
gonna talk about is it better to have nosy neighbors
to keep an eye on your house? You know, the
nosy neighbor Because there's a lot of crime going on,
and we're going to talk about that for a minute too.
Is it true that moron that stole from Joe Burrow
was seen wearing his stuff? Yeah, they were taking pictures.
It's insane. How dumb can you me? But seven people
(02:29):
were arrested in relation to that story.
Speaker 3 (02:31):
Yeah, members of a South American theft group.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
Well, you know, speaking of nosy neighbors, I'm going to
add one that I know no one else will say,
but the nosiest yet eye roll the neighbors of the eighties.
Second day in a row, Willie Alf gets a shout
out the acmonics. The whole, the whole gimmick of the
(02:54):
achmonics next door was that they were so nosy that
they had to hide Alf a little extra because the
neighbors were the type that would like try to peek
out the windows, like, hey, what are they doing over there?
That's not my top answer, but I had to give
the acmonics a shout out. But here's my answer. I
wanted to say, did you have to? I did? I
(03:15):
did for all the millions of people that are like, yeah,
rich achmonics, Danny, I said, I think I might have
an answer that rival Steve Erkele did I do that?
And I'm gonna say it could very well be Jefferson
and Marcy Darcy from Married with Children? Oh, who is it?
(03:39):
I'll go to them now.
Speaker 3 (03:40):
I'm not sure they were. They were lined up here.
I don't wait till their answers. Well, I mean, I
can't you owe a guy a swiggy now for stealing his.
Speaker 2 (03:49):
Hang on the phone. If it was you, maybe I'll
give you a swing. Let's go to Robin, Florida. Rob,
we're talking best neighbors.
Speaker 4 (03:55):
What's up, man, I'll just chime in with Kramer. But
I have some mister Rogers trivia. I'm not sure what
you know about.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (04:05):
An Academy Award nominated actor got his start on Mister
Rodgers as a production assistant.
Speaker 2 (04:14):
Ash O, wait, hold on an Academy Award nominated actor.
That's a that's It's sort of like how Laurence Fishburne
was Cowboy Curtis on Pee Wee's Playhouse. Zombie was a
Pat Peewe's Playhouse, and the.
Speaker 4 (04:27):
Guy's real name is the same name as an Academy
Award winning actor, Michael.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
I give Michael Batman get out of here. Wow. He
right for Fred Rodgers.
Speaker 3 (04:41):
Yeah he was.
Speaker 4 (04:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (04:43):
It says he was a stage hand.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
I did not know that. That's a good fun fact.
That's a good one man. Thank you for where do
I rob? What your neighbor? Who's your neighbor, Bud? He said, Yeah,
I mean Kramer, Yeah, busting in by the way, Kramer.
He was a great neighbor until he got all racist
in her. Yeah, by the way, Mary. Mary doesn't want.
Speaker 3 (05:06):
Rich about Michael Keaton and says he later hosted a
PBS special about the show called mister Rogers, it's you.
I like, that's awesome.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
I didn't know that. And we know lots of stupid
things like that. Cameron in Indiana, what's up?
Speaker 3 (05:20):
Man?
Speaker 5 (05:22):
That was actually gonna mention Mary the children. But do
get another one for you?
Speaker 2 (05:26):
Oh, Cameron's the one? Rich, Oh Kim, you know what? Uh,
keep Cameron on the hall, Cameron, after we talked to.
Speaker 3 (05:32):
You, stay holding in. I'll get your mailing address.
Speaker 2 (05:34):
Okay, what's your second one? It's the second one. Cameron's
second one's gotta be good. What do you got? So?
Speaker 1 (05:41):
I got kimming from cool house.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
Yeah, she's like the quintessential annoying neighbor for sure. She's
like Rich Davis. We already said that Kimmy Gibbling, if
you can Ryan in Toronto, what's up, buddy?
Speaker 1 (05:54):
Yeah?
Speaker 5 (05:55):
Hi, uh I got that the animated would be ned
Flanders Simpsons.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
And that is the top five rounding it out according
to Google the twenty five best sitcom Neighbors number five,
Ned Flanders number four, Kimmy Gibbler, number three, Steve Urkelle,
Steve Verkele number two, Cosmo Kramer number one, Wilson all
improvement because you know, and that's a good answer, because
he's just he was the neighbor. That's just really his
(06:21):
whole role.
Speaker 3 (06:22):
For right, didn't even have to see his whole face exactly.
Speaker 2 (06:26):
Speaking of Steve Verkle, and we said that, you know,
he might be our number one here in the studio.
Have you seen how him dancing lines up perfectly with
Kendrick Klamar. Yes, he's doing his corny Dick van Dyke.
Dick van Dyke's a good one, Happy feet the Penguins.
That lines up perfectly? Am I missing any that does
a ton of them?
Speaker 6 (06:46):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (06:46):
Mario Lopez dancing at the Max that lines up with
Kendrick Lamar. I mean, I guess it's a simple, simple beat,
but still do I have to call Rich out? I
swear to you. I caught rich practice sing the Kendrick
Lamart dance moves in the hallway here at Fox Sports Radio.
I saw him like counting his steps. He's like trying
(07:07):
to do the dance. What a goober. I believe it. Yeah,
he was trying. He didn't know anyone was looking.
Speaker 7 (07:14):
What is he?
Speaker 2 (07:14):
I believe it. I should have recorded it because I'm like, what.
Speaker 5 (07:17):
Is he doing?
Speaker 2 (07:18):
He was practicing the dance. I'm not about to get
it right now and do it. He's trying, He's trying
to do it. They're not like me. They know they're
not like me. They're all right. Fish, you're on Camino
rich In for Dan Patrick. What's up Pennsylvania?
Speaker 5 (07:36):
Hey, I liked I think the Jefferson's are the best.
Somebody took that one, but I also think, uh, another
really good one from that era was Julio Fred Sandford's Neighbor.
Speaker 3 (07:47):
I love that.
Speaker 2 (07:48):
Yeah, here's the fun fact on that, Quincy Jones did
the theme song. Not everybody knows that that it ain.
Speaker 6 (07:56):
It band.
Speaker 2 (07:58):
That's Quincy Jones it's.
Speaker 3 (08:00):
Something growing up, whenever we saw something that we thought
was kind of low budget, or he would just.
Speaker 2 (08:04):
Got a lot of junk in their front yard. He
was that San franisn I got one that might not
be on anyone's list. I used to love the show
Charles in Charge as a kid, and Buddy Lembeck had
to be a neighbor because he just popped by. But
all the time, I wasn't a neighbor. He was just
(08:25):
Charles's best friend. Yeah, that's fresh, Prince. It's very specifically,
I guess, but I feel like he would always stopped by.
Maybe right way to ruin your own conversation, Jessey, Jeff
wasn't a neighbor. He just always popped in, right. That
wasn't the role that the guy played. It was his.
It was his buddy. And in fact, his name was Buddy.
But Frank Florida, what's up, Bud?
Speaker 7 (08:49):
You know, Booker wasn't a neighbor neither in Growing Pains,
and he always just popped in.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
I was always his name was Boner. I don't know
if that's what you said, but I would imagine Stinky
Sullivan was the neighbor because he Ben was always at
his house.
Speaker 7 (09:06):
You know, I was trapped in the elevator with Julia
White back in the heyday when he was topping nineteen
ninety one and the Empire State Building met him and
his mother. We were trapped in the elevator. I was
on a class trip and left the class and went
on his elevator, winded up getting stuck with Steve Rko,
got in a lot of trouble too. But anyways, how
(09:28):
about mister Wilson, Yeah, mister Wilson from Dennis to Menace,
all right, Yeah, yeah, he.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
Was the neighbor guy. That's a good one.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
I like it.
Speaker 2 (09:37):
And there's a lot of old ones to Fred and
Ethel's right, they're all the neighbors like old school stuff.
But thank you guys again for chiming in. If you
want to continue chiming in, hit us up at Covino
and Rich at Fox Sports Radio. But again it ties
in to another really sports related conversation because the question
(09:58):
here based on neighbors and miss through Rogers anniversary. Hey, neighbor,
is it better to have a nosy neighbor or not?
We think in our mind that they're annoying, right, Hey,
mind your business? Hey, busy body, get a life. You
and your neighborhood watch and then you realize that your
dad is also that guy. Now, how many East Coast
(10:18):
dads or just dads in general are always like who's
that parking? In mind? Anytime someone makes a you turn
in someone's driveway, man, dad, he's like, who's that a hole?
Or if someone parks in front of the house, who's
that parking in front of the house?
Speaker 3 (10:32):
No doubt.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
Right by the way, I thought of two more that
we have to add before and move on. Because that
you're gonna say both of them, it was better be
like slam dunks. If you're gonna interrupt me, to just
bring them up. So let's hear how great they are. Well,
prepare to be dazzled. Another way, shout out to our
buddy Michael Yo listening in Vegas. Michael Yo, one of
(10:55):
our favorite comics. Every time I say Yo, I'm shouting
him out. He said he is a Danny mister. Well nough,
he said Wilson Home Improvement. That that was the one
you said, all right, here are my two Quagmire family guy. Now,
come on, bro, Actually I like that one. Pervy funny
(11:16):
neighbor doesn't necessarily put a tingle in my neighbor dingle. Well,
this one will, because no one's talked about a neighbor
they've had a crush on. Winnie Cooper was the neighbor
to fall into like a different category childhood crushes. Yes,
but dude, she was Kevin Arnold's next door neighbor. Oh yeah,
(11:41):
but she was. She moved on, But she moved. She
moved a very special episode.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
I know.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
But because when people moved when you were a kid,
it's like they they might as well move to another country.
You know. Well, what did you say yesterday? You brought
up Wonder Years as one of the last sitcoms you
really enjoyed. And I'm shouting at Winnie Cooper. He was
the neighborhood kid.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
That's a good one. And you made me think of
she had a big part in this series How I
Met Your Mother. Patrese, the hot neighbor that the you
know that stirred things up with the two roommates.
Speaker 2 (12:09):
Patrice. Wait, Patrice was like the big girl.
Speaker 3 (12:15):
What's the name of the other one? You know what
I'm talking about?
Speaker 4 (12:21):
Rob?
Speaker 2 (12:23):
Do you know a name? Robin Chabotsky was the name.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
Was there was a neighbor, yeah, that they were fighting over. Remember,
so you.
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Ruled the conversation, Brod, I was flowing. You had to,
you know, bring up giggity giggys.
Speaker 3 (12:38):
I don't know. I didn't watch that. I didn't watch
that show like you did, Rich, Rich.
Speaker 2 (12:42):
And for Dan Patrick again, happy anniversary to Fred Rogers.
But again the question based on that nosy neighbors. We
think they're busy bodies, guys like Rich, I'm like, mind
your business man, but do they play an important role?
Would you prefer a nosy neighbor if they're keeping an
eye on your place? Because there's a few stories and
(13:04):
a few ways to look at this, because Rich's first
thought when you heard the story is why would you
have all this stuff? Anyway? What sort of tacky guy
are you? When when I heard that this Ellie la FC, Now,
I'm sure he does well professional striker for l EFC. Right,
he got robbed because again, when players are away, that's
(13:24):
you're basically advertising to a burglar, a criminal that hey,
no one, well someone might be around, but I'm not
so it's an easier target at that point. We saw
it in the NFL that only spring of robberies. Oddly,
it took this long for people to realize, wait a minute,
they're playing. That means they are not home and likely
their family.
Speaker 4 (13:45):
Well.
Speaker 2 (13:45):
Social media has also added to this. Right people always
advertising when they're away, you're basically inviting criminals. So if
you're on vacation, post the pictures when you come back. Yeah,
that's a great tip, you know how Like women will
not post where they are in the moment because I'm weird.
Old guy could show up. Like, if you're like a
(14:06):
younger woman, I would say, if you want to highlight
the moment of your day, like here I am at
this spa, post it when you get home. All you're
doing is inviting creepos.
Speaker 7 (14:17):
Right.
Speaker 2 (14:17):
So Olivia Jerode is the latest of these stories of
these burglaries, striker for the LAFC soccer team out here
in Los Angeles. He was robbed of five hundred thousand
dollars in jewelry and it's a lot of times not
even what they stole. It's the feeling that you're left with, right, Like, man,
(14:42):
it's one of the reasons my dad moved, because why
you feel you feel almost like like just something dirty
about it, Like I remember your parents got their car stolen. Yeah,
they got it back, but they got like, yeah, it
felt violated. Yeah, you feel that's the best word. You
feel violated, to feel like there's something scary or gross
(15:04):
about someone was going through your house. Right, and so
many thoughts. Right, Rich was like five hundred thousand dollars
in jewelry. These are professional athletes. I don't think that's
off the mark. You see all the jewelry that Joe
Burrow had. Yeah, but I'm just asking you. I mean,
but then again, you're a tacky guy. By the way,
five hundred thousand, it was more than ten watches. It
(15:25):
was mostly watches, which is again I tipped my Yankee
hat even more. I'm like, this dude had a sweet watch.
If you're a baller, professional athlete, and you're like, all right,
I collect Brightlings or Rolexes, all right, I get that.
But to me, when someone says they lost five hundred
thousand dollars in jewelry, I'm like, why do you have
five hundred thousand dollars in jewelers? Because they are professional athletes, clearly, Yeah,
(15:46):
it's a drop in the bucket. May those are status
in Mary unless you're Justin Jefferson, who you know whars
the diamond Lynx on the field. You know, people like
nice things like that and craftsmanship of a sweet watch.
Because you don't and you wear cheaper Bobo sneakers doesn't
mean everybody likes weak ass things. Day. I'm wearing Jordan's today.
That's for a bit. By the way, Tom Brady got
(16:09):
a lot of a lot of criticism during the Super Bowl.
Didn't he wear like a seven hundred thousand dollars watch?
Speaker 3 (16:14):
Oh, that was a nice watch.
Speaker 2 (16:16):
Some people were saying to gross or attack, Yeah, that
gold one that he was Yeah, so I mean, I mean,
I guess Tom Brady has one watch worth seven hundred
thousand dollars. So I get it. You're a baller, you're
an athlete. But if you said, tagy, that's a lot,
you're gonna tell Tom Brady to his face that he
was tacky. That is baller, Tom Brady. No good for you,
man for nice things. Tom Brady has signed football contracts, endorsements,
(16:40):
and broadcasting contracts for hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars.
No offense. I don't think an LAFC striker is making
Tom Brady money. Five hundred thousand dollars maybe in endor
streets and watches and things like that. So he was
broken into is a local story out here. And again
the update Danny g is they just arrested seven people
(17:01):
in relation to the NFL burglaries that were happening this
past season.
Speaker 3 (17:07):
These guys from Chile, members of a South American theft group,
and three of the seven are connected to the Cincinnati
burglary of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2 (17:17):
Yeah, and again stupid because they were taking pictures and
posing with all of these items. That didn't help the story.
But the story when it was first started to break was, well,
these are advanced criminals. They were shutting off security systems right,
They were doing all sorts of things to not get caught.
They end up getting caught. But based on the neighborhood
(17:39):
question and the neighbors do you prefer now rich when
you hear these stories having a nosy neighbor to keep
an eye on your place when you're not around, bro,
Because as much as you make fun of them, I
have they that's when they become useful. Yes, I have
a story and I'll tell you, But to play stat boy,
(18:00):
he does all he does. Alright, he's not making Tom
Brady money. But I just looked up Olivier Jerod Durra,
the LAFC player that just lost five hundred thousand dollars
in jewelry. He makes three point five million dollars a
year as a soccer player. So guys, guy's making good money.
But again, when you have that much money and jewelry,
(18:21):
I don't know three. But again his priorities. Maybe he's
a big watch guy. Like I said, there was over
ten watches stolen, so that's maybe his pride in his collection,
which which sucks. Danny G. Don't you have a famous
neighbor called that you call nosy Rosie.
Speaker 3 (18:36):
Oh, this lady is the worst. She waddles around. I've
heard you say here nosey Rosie. It's only been my wusiness.
She waddles around our street and is in everybody's business.
If she catches you check in your mailbox, be prepared
to waste ten minutes of your life.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
See the head of her own hoa.
Speaker 3 (18:54):
Yeah. On Fridays, on our afternoon slash evening show, we
do a thing called Weekend hob Nobbin. This would come
in hand to talk to her instead, I just listened
and nod my head, and I'm like mm hmmm. But
she's one of those older people who has nothing to
do except she waits for the ups guy. She waits
for the Amazon guy, the Maleman, and she pounces on
them as soon as as soon as they show up.
(19:15):
But she she'll say to you, Covino, so, uh, why
do you have an extra car parked by your house
this week?
Speaker 2 (19:21):
Mind?
Speaker 3 (19:21):
Your business knows you Let me tell you, Danny. We
don't even know her name. She's just nosy. Rosie's not
even her name.
Speaker 2 (19:27):
Rosie is keeping it there on what's going on. They're
important for the neighborhood. There's an old lady that strolls
my neighborhood, retired old lady. You know those women that
like look like they got money. Like, she's an old
lady that's all put together. She walks her dog and
will randomly talk to my wife. This woman knows everyone's business.
And I'm like how Like she's like, well, you know,
(19:48):
the house four up, four houses up there. When you're
old and you're not working, it's a long day. But
I'm like, yo, this woman knows everyone's business. Not necessarily
a bad thing. My neighbors, like one person had a
suspicious character sort of looking around their house. And because
of that, all the old people I mean in my
neighborhood made like a WhatsApp chat and it's called neighborhood Watch.
(20:12):
And no joke. If Cavino drives a different car to
my house, they're like, there's a different car in front
of the Davis house. Yeah it's annoying, but but you know,
when you think about all these things that are happening,
there seems to be a use for the annoyed.
Speaker 3 (20:29):
And if you're very wealthy and you live in a compound,
you have a lot less of neighborhood watch. Yeah going on.
You might have private security, but your neighbors aren't exactly
living right next door to you.
Speaker 7 (20:40):
You know.
Speaker 2 (20:41):
You know he used to get offended and I would
tell him, don't get offended. He's a really nice guy.
Before I moved to Woodland Hills, and before my wife
and I had kids and got a house, I rented
an apartment here in Sherman Oaks, Caveno would come over
my house and anytime he would come into the parking garage,
you know, you need a little the key fob to
open the gate. This guy would always ask him, being like, hey,
(21:03):
what's up. Buh, Hey you live here? Yeah, Well it
rubbed me the wrong way the way he would do it.
It's like, I don't know, what do you run this building?
Like I'm here visiting a friend. But it was more
than once. All the time, it's like the butt inski
of the of the building, like who is this? But
a couple of people, a couple of people's cars got
broken into in the garage. So this guy was like,
you know, that's what I mean. It's how there's a
(21:25):
lot of people that give law enforcement a hard time, Like, man,
these cops. Yeah, but they're the first to call when
there's a problem, right, They're the first people you're looking
for if there's an issue, the police. It's the same
with the nosy neighbor. You're like, mine, your business, get
a life, but insane and your car. Then your house
gets broken into a Hey nosy rosie, what did you see?
Hey nosy rosie, my package is missing? Did you see
(21:45):
anything suspicious? That's when you realize that they do play
a role. So based on all that, yeah, we're just
trying to give you a different perspective on the nosy rosy,
nosy neighbor that is in your neighborhood. And if you're
like I don't have one, that means you're probably the
nosy neighbor. I mean you could have a nosy neighbor.
What did Joe Burrow have a supermodel saying at his
house they got scared?
Speaker 3 (22:06):
Yeah, not a bad dude.
Speaker 2 (22:08):
And again the other reminder here, stop advertising when you're
not around.
Speaker 3 (22:13):
Hey, Rich really quick, I know we're going to get
to Midweek. Major here, Department of Corrections. Sorry to cross
my sitcoms. Big Bang Theory is what I was thinking. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
there you go.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
Okay, because I was gonna say neighbor on mother, I
was like, they foot over Robin, but she was not
the neighbor.
Speaker 3 (22:30):
Yeah, I know, the famous blonde from Big Bang Theory.
Speaker 2 (22:32):
Yeah, she's I mean to think of like one of
those nerds got with her. That's why the show never
made sense to me. All right, hey, coming up, we
got Midweek. I saw you know your wife's a model. Bro,
he's a weenie with a model baby. What are you saying,
I'm shelbon, get out of here. I'm just saying anything's possible.
Danny has midweek major all the headlines that we missed
(22:54):
in the world of sports and entertainment. We'll break it
down next. We'll let you know if they're mid week
or major. Hang tight more Covino on Rich Next.
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it every Wednesday, something called mid Week Major.
Speaker 1 (25:23):
Covino and Rich get you over the middle of the
week where mid Week Major Major.
Speaker 2 (25:30):
Oh I love that.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
We throw sports and pop culture headlines and topics at
the fellas and it's like the kids.
Speaker 4 (25:36):
Say, that's summit.
Speaker 2 (25:38):
We definitely major.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
See it our scoring Midweek Major.
Speaker 3 (25:44):
I gotta give myself at least eight full minutes. Here
you hear the horns. You know you have made it
to the middle of the week, all right. Before we
get started to see who gets first take. Between Covino
and Rich, we like to roll the big red love dice.
Speaker 2 (25:57):
I just rolled the twelve, Well you roll the ten?
Ohn Yeah, five and five? So now I have the
role likely at twelve. Let's say, oh wait, now hard six.
That's what she said, gere up first.
Speaker 3 (26:11):
The cobno gets to go first. All right, gentlemen. Last
week we talked about Patrick Mahomes Senior right here on
Midweek Major. His dust up with John Rocker was a
headline during Super Bowl Week in New Orleans. Well, it
was staged. Mahomes Senior made the admission. According to court
documents obtained by TMZ Sports, officials were questioning him about
(26:31):
his trip because he's been placed on probation from last
year's charge of DWI. When he got into that squabble
with Rocker. He then missed a urine test on February eleventh,
officials wanted to know more. According to the documents, the
officials are ready to throw the book at him, so,
in an effort to avoid trouble, the Chiefs quarterback's dad
fest up to the fact that the Rocker incident was
(26:52):
a staged altercation to get publicity for a celebrity boxing
match that was set to take place in April twenty
twenty five. Coveno, Patrick's dad caught promoting a celebrity match
mid Week or Major.
Speaker 2 (27:05):
It's a mid story. It's major for Patrick his son though.
You know, if I was his son, I'd be even
more embarrassed because just when you thought that this could
couldn't get any worse, it does because he's now intentionally
embarrassing his son. Right, It's one thing to get a
dui and and get in the way of the public
(27:26):
image of your family and your son's career. You think
his son wants to deal with this? Next question, Uh,
really don't want to talk about my brother, my wife
and her politics, and especially my dad. Next question, Hey, Patrick,
what about your dad?
Speaker 7 (27:41):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (27:41):
Next question, Like Patrick Mahomes doesn't want to deal with that.
So for his dad to be doing this stuff is embarrassing,
and then to intentionally do this is even worse. See,
I think say out of your son's way. I think
this story is major because the action was mid Oh. Yeah,
I'm gonna say major, because when you get caught staging something, Oh,
(28:05):
the embarrassment is top notch. And the only reason he
fessed up to it being staged was because he was
gonna get in trouble. He would have tried to play
it off like, yo, I mean Rocker, We're in a
tussle and now we're gonna wrestle at a barstool event.
Speaker 3 (28:19):
Listen.
Speaker 2 (28:20):
Yeah, it's going to hype up a potential fight. For
the fact that his fake ass hype got caught is
embarrassing at the highest level. But what's again even grosser
about it is the fact that now you're intentionally just
trying to embarrass your son. I know it's not the intent,
but by default that's what you're doing.
Speaker 3 (28:38):
All right, next day, all right, Tiger Tiger Woods. Y'all,
Tiger had one hundred ninety nine yards to the hole.
His Jupiter Links teammates realized that something was really wrong.
Tuesday night, in a tgl indoor match, Tiger asked to
confirm the yardage and heard ninety nine because caddies often
dropped the first number when it's obvious, but it was
not obvious to Tiger. He hit a wedge, a good
(29:00):
shot that traveled one hundred yards. He says, I heard
ninety nine, so I went out there and hit it.
There was a problem, obviously, he was one hundred yards off.
One of the most embarrassing moments in my golfing career
just happened. Would set on the telecastle laughing. I just
screwed up. That was embarrassing. His Jupiter Links teammates dropped
to the grass laughing. By the way, New York never
trailed in at ten to three. Victory fellas Tiger getting
(29:22):
embarrassed on TV Covino mid Week or Major.
Speaker 2 (29:26):
Again mid But the headline is like the most embarrassing
moment he's had on the course, When you've had embarrassing
moments to the extent that he had in life with
all the controversy and his other eighteen holes and everything
else going on. Yeah, I think this pales in comparison.
So this was more of a laugh out loud, funny
(29:47):
sort of moment, like, oh, manan, could you believe that
I was way off? So it's not his most embarrassing moment. Yeah,
it's like that one time when we were playing mini
golf and you're like, oh, the windmill, No, oh, it's
supposed to go through the cloud's mouth. Listen. I think
it's funny that Tiger had essentially a brain fart, it
seems on the golf course. But Mark, I'll back up Cadino.
(30:07):
When you've had embarrassing moments in real life with women
and mistresses and your life fell apart at one point. Yeah,
this is laughing, This is like insignificant. But yet what
I did notice still rich too, is like, you know,
he recently lost his mom. The fact that he was
out there smile and having fun and still compete and
it's true. It's like, yeah, life goes on and props
to him. I'm rooting for him.
Speaker 3 (30:28):
All right. Up next year. What do you guys think
of when I say Brazil booties? I knew, I knew
you were going to say that.
Speaker 2 (30:34):
Yeah, predictable, So hold on to soccer.
Speaker 3 (30:38):
That predictable. The NFL is filling out its list of
international games for the twenty twenty five season. It was
just announced the La Chargers are set to host a
game in Brazil in Week one. We gotta go, yeah,
just stop it. There was an official announcement from the
NFL just this morning. The Chargers will be the designated
home team at Corinthians Arena on a Friday night during
(30:58):
the first week of the regular season. Today's announcement about
the Chargers in Brazil brings a number of confirmed home
teams for international games to seven. The Jags, the Browns,
and the Jets will all play in London. Guys, Jim
Harbaugh and the Chargers headlining in Brazil. Covino Midweek or
major major.
Speaker 2 (31:14):
Dude, major in every way. Because we're seeing the growth
of the NFL, let's focus on this first and first
mostly international sport. You're seeing how excited they get overseas
in Mexico. Rich and I went to a Mexico City
game a few years back, like five years ago. We
were amazed to see the level of genuine excitement for
(31:35):
American football, Like wow, So now it's in Brazil hyping
it up there. That's major in itself. Right then, if
you're a guy like me, he always fantasized about the
booty cheeks in Brazil, this might be your chance to
get your buddies to go out there and go fulfill
that fantasy football. But cheeks, let's go. This is America.
(31:56):
Actually it's Brazil. But I love it America. It's the
American dream. I think it's great. And for those that say, well,
the travel and for the players. Last year, the Eagle
started the season playing internationally, they won the Super Bowl.
The Chiefs played three games within a ten to eleven
day period. They went to the Super Bowl. So I
(32:18):
think the narrative that it's unfair to these players. Listen,
all teams deal with travel, All teams deal with this
going to a foreign country and expanding your brand for
a game you get paid millions to do, and the
world is falling more in love with I think it's awesome.
I love the Internet and international expansion. Eventually, I think
it would be cool not to have a franchise international,
(32:40):
But I think it would be cool if every season,
every team had one international game. What a cool road
trip for you and your buzz. Right, let's say could
get that Brazilian BUTTL if you've been won, Danny, imagine
if the schedule goes to eighteen games eventually, and there's
two bye weeks, two bye weeks, eighteen games, but one
of your eighteen games is international. That would be awesome
(33:04):
and you can get and you can't get your BBL.
Speaker 3 (33:07):
BBL DK All right, guys, Finally something that only could
rival Rich's weak Psyche White Sneakers. An Oklahoma man's family
surprised him with a Guinness World Record for his collection
of eight and eighty two different bricks. Clem Renkenheimer eighty
seven was out of town when his daughter and son
in law gathered a group of their friends to count
(33:29):
and document each item in his Tulsa brickbarn. The eighty
seven year old returned home and was surprised with an
official certificate from the four the world's largest collection of bricks.
I got back in town and it was a big surprise.
I'm very happy to hear about the Guinness World Record.
His collection has taken forty years. It includes a Roman
brick from a D one hundred, but most date to date,
(33:52):
he's got one from Tulsa, I guess from his hometown.
With a backward s he says he's most proud of guys,
a man with more bricks than Shaquille O'Neill, Midweek or Major.
Speaker 2 (34:04):
How many bricks does he have?
Speaker 3 (34:06):
Almost nine thousand? Yeah, I had like ten thousand bricks,
so yeah, not that impressive. Actually kind of weak.
Speaker 2 (34:12):
So yeah, that's exactly I was thinking. Didn't Shack have
more bricks than that? This is the weakest story ever, dude,
of all time. You know, I tell you what. Some
people collect shotglasses, match books, magnets when they go on vacation,
maybe Christmas ornaments, picture frames, bricks though the one like
the one from one ad Roman times like, listen, there's
(34:32):
some cool relics that if you had as a centerpiece,
and like your data building a cubhouse, but I mean bricks.
I mean he literally has a brack house. I mean
this guy, it's a lamest collection. I agree with you.
And it's heavy. It's hard to move around. You think
his wife at any points, like, honey, you ever think
about something else? I don't know. Man, kind of a
weak story.
Speaker 3 (34:53):
Now what's the lamest thing you two collect?
Speaker 2 (34:55):
Uh, that's a good one. Oh, you know what I
do collect? Don't think it's lame. Though I don't collect
many things. I have a baseball card collection I still have, right,
but I collect from all the events that we do
and and fights that we go to and games and
you know the ardanards like you around your neck like
(35:18):
the straight you know, minutes of the events that we
go to collect. You go to Kavino's house, h'll he
has and he puts them on like hangars in the closet.
You have what thousands?
Speaker 5 (35:27):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (35:27):
I have a lot.
Speaker 3 (35:28):
Yeah yeah, and you guys are going to get another
one from Philadelphia tomorrow.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
Yeah, well advertising it man Burglars are listening. Thank you,
Danny G. Welcome for a little midweek major. We got
more Cavino on Wretch. Next in for the great Dan
Patrick right here, Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 6 (35:43):
Thanks for listening to The Dan Patrick Show podcast. Be
sure to catch us live every weekday morning nine until
noon eastern six to nine Pacific on Fox Sports Radio,
and you can find us on the iHeartRadio app at
FSR or stream us live on the Peacock app.
Speaker 2 (35:58):
CNR on FSR and Rich Lots of Bricks, Shooting Bricks,
The Shack Approved, world Famous Covino and Rich Show in
for Dan Patrick. I love this song. Live from Mercedes
Benz Studio. On a personal note, we were talking earlier
(36:21):
how excited we are for baseball right and I also
attribute that not only to the postseason last year and
all the moves made in the offseason, but the NBA
fallen flat. So excited Danny g I can't stop buying
Yankees hats. Dude, I have a problem. I got a problem. Seriously,
I bought six this week. Well I'm sorry, I what
(36:44):
six new Yankee hats? That's how excited I am. On
a personal note, my girlfriend she has the nerve to
be like, I think you got enough. I'm like you
got boxes in front of the house every day of
the week. I'm buying a few hats and you're on
my head. So honestly, I think I do have a problem.
Six more that people look at you want to slap
(37:04):
off your head. Six more slapside.
Speaker 3 (37:07):
I thought my wife had a problem. She buys a
ton of those little sleepies bamboo pajamas for CoA. Yeah,
those things are pricey and they do what they call
a drop every week and.
Speaker 2 (37:17):
She's like, yeah, oh my god, look at the theme
this week. I can't stop man like ching ching bank
account minus money. Yep, exactly. So Covino and Rich thank
you guys for hanging out with us baseball fans, but
you know, just fans like you. We're on every day
Monday through Friday, five to seven on the East. We're
gonna be in Philly tomorrow, so we're off tomorrow, but
(37:40):
we're filling in for Colin Cowherd on Friday, So join
us in for the Herd. But definitely check our podcast
Covino and Rich whenever you can follow, rate and review
and if you leave something nice, say something nice about us,
you qualify for a prize. So yes, we're bribing you
to check out our show.
Speaker 3 (37:57):
We appreciate it.
Speaker 2 (37:58):
I have a Kelsey thought to wrap the show with,
but a dumb question. First, he's skipping out of Floyd Mayweather.
You don't like Floyd and Kelsey. Okay, well we'll squeeze
it in. But Mary played the Commodore's brick House Love
it part of my ignorance because I feel like I'm
a I'm pretty top notch when it comes to music trivia.
(38:20):
But I don't hear Lionel Richie's voice at all. Was
he not on that track or he's definitely on that Yeah,
but I don't hear his voice, meaning like to me,
Lionel Richie has a recognizable voice, but maybe you're so
used to him singing more ballads. When I hear brick House,
his voice doesn't pop to me. I mean, have you
ever heard dream On by Aerosmith? Doesn't really sound like
(38:42):
Steven Tyler. He is just a younger guy, different style, right,
It's just he was a younger dude.
Speaker 3 (38:48):
Wow, that's from their nineteen seventy seven album. And he
was a member of the Commodore's at the time.
Speaker 2 (38:54):
Yes, all him. I know he's in the Commodorees. Obviously,
But to me, I hear that song and to me,
Lionel's one of my favorites, and I'm like, I never
did it doesn't pop to me? If that doesn't pop
right now? A Kelsey thought and a Mayweather thought. The
Kelsey thought. I just want to bring up because Jason
was on a podcast with Ryan Fitzpatrick and he was
(39:18):
saying that since he started dating Taylor Swift, the changes
in Travis are staggering. Apparently Travis Kelcey will do that.
It was the type of guy that had a pool
table and a basketball hoop in his living room with
non matching furniture, and he was he was such a
like a bro slob. You could say he was ghetto,
(39:38):
that's what he was. He probably had meercans and pizza
boxes later around, and Taylor sort of smoothed them outh,
clean them up a little bit. And a good woman
is underrated in a man's life. A good woman will
do wonders for a man and the other Don't They
always say behind every great man, there's a better woman.
Speaker 3 (39:57):
There you go.
Speaker 2 (39:57):
Now, there's a quote from Travis Kelsey. It's been floating around.
I'm curious what you think because it said whether or
not he'll play next year and whether or not you
know his future the Chiefs is in question. It's quote
whether or not I'm motivated. And my first instinct is
if you're questioning your motivation, yeah, it's a great sign
(40:18):
you're sort of not motivated. Like if I would have
be hard to tell, I know, dealing with that. Yeah,
but if I were to say, like, yeah, I don't know,
let me question my motivation for doing coven On writch No,
I know I want to do this. I'm motivated to
do the show. I think the minute you start questioning
your motivation to me, that's sort of your answer. No,
(40:38):
the only the only thing, like I said, the only
grace I'll give him coming off of a tough loss.
He's coming off the loss. But yeah, that's that's an
interesting question. You know, if I feel like I'm tired
to me when you're not blocking in the super Bowl,
you don't seem motivated to me. You just saying in life,
a relationship player, you know, you know you're dating someone
and you're like, yeah, just you're not motivated or excited
(40:59):
to see them, or it's a job that you're going
through the motions. Hey, dude, when you've got other options,
you're making hundreds of millions of dollars chopping it up
with your brother on the podcast. You don't need football anymore.
You're not as hungry. Yeah, that's true. Don't need to
be fed right now. The Mayweather story is one we want.
It also fit in well. You know, they have some
ownership for sale, and word on the streets is Floyd
(41:22):
Mayweather money way. Weather got his money team together and
he's trying to purchase ten percent of the New York
Football Giants, valued at seven hundred million dollars and already
has two hundred million of that in escrow. So I'm
trying to make that happen. He's liquidating and you know,
you got to think of how much money he's made,
not only through himself, but his promotional company and everything.
(41:43):
He said, there's a difference between being rich and having wealth,
and he's really changing the game here, making a huge
investment which always seems to pay off. You're owning a
sports franchise of this caliber. Good for him, major props.
Got to look at him in a different life like
business man. No, seriously, like that's next level, right, But
it also postes the question can a winner fifty and
(42:05):
oh Floyd Mayweather, you know who has a reputation changed
to culture as we see it now, and I think
he could. I mean the Giants thanks to a couple
really great I'm not gonna say lucky runs, but the
fact that Eli and the Giants beat Brady twice for
Super Bowl take Away Yeah four two. You know Phil
Simms Hostetler when we were kids. But I'm saying, in
the last you know, in the last twenty five plus years,
(42:28):
you got two really good runs. Besides that, the Giants
have not been great, So interesting with Shore Sanders go
to the Giants then? Or or do they trade for Stafford?
So many questions with the Giants. Is his team at
different level of swag though winning mentality for sure. We'll
see you guys Friday and for the herd. Thank you
Dan Patrick Patrick for lett us fill in until next
(42:50):
time a rib there, see you in the Promised Land. Goodbye,
have a great one.
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