The Best Of Covino & Rich

C&R talk T-Wolves "clingin' on" & Rich has a wild stat about the Neikro brothers. Bartolo did the impossible & Paul Skenes has "outkicked his coverage!" The show discusses the Scottie Scheffler dropped charges & debate the authority of private security. Cole from Love is Blind is brought into the conversation & Jose Canseco gets more air-time. They dive into Shaq audio, where he explains why he bought 3 very expensive cars! The guys tell spite stories & make sense of the emotion. Plus, 'MID WEAK MAJOR' gets things hyped & the fellas disagree on UFO's! 

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
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(00:22):
As we cling onto the hope that the Tea Wolves
give us something a root about. I see a lot
of people saying if there were a team to come back,
you say, cling on. My dad got all excited. He's
a big star trek backstock track. By the way, you
see the UFOs in New York since week? No series
planes that's coming up in midweek? Major? Okay, okay, planes
now look like UFOs. Have you seen some of these
new fighter jets? That was not a plane in New York?

(00:44):
We'll explain stick around sor right ufo boy? Anyway, you
said kling ons, continue, let me uh can I say afros? Sure?
Because today I saw a fun fact and just to
start the show on something fun and light, I sent
this to you and Danny g and Camino swears that
there's no way this is possible. No way know how
because how in the world did we not know this

(01:06):
or hear this before as baseball fans. Then again, as
far as stats are concerned in the MLB, they're all
different today anyway. Yeah, that is true. We've combined baseball leagues,
We've integrated the Negro league stats with the MLB stats.
I'm sure you've heard about it already. It's a big story.
If you're really bummed about it, get a life. Honestly,

(01:27):
do you really care the rule dead? All these people
bummed about it? But it is I don't want to
say I'll just say interesting, because we've always held these
numbers in baseball so sacred. So what does that say
moving forward? That's really the only thing I question. It's
interesting to say the least, how many rules did we
not make? Because the home run record and every record

(01:49):
is so sick. It's ridiculous to compare the steroid era
in an era where I'm not I'm just saying, I'm
saying it everywhere. Black people aren't allowed to play in
the White League, which is ridiculous. Yeah, but the Major
League Hall of Fame, it just starts a slippery slope
of like, well, then, how many hits does Iachi ro

(02:10):
have because he played in a different league, and then
you can say, well, he was allowed to play in
the big So maybe it opens up some questions. But hey, stats,
let's get back into it. I don't care. I just
think it's nice if people feel good about it. Right now,
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a stat that you know how You hear these things
like hey, h hit his prime Joey Vado didn't hit
a foul ball, and you're like, what, No way? Like
those like the random things two in his career something ridiculous,

(02:51):
or Tony gwyn did something miraculous. You're like, no way, Danny,
have you ever seen those stats like Joey Vado never
hit a foul ball? Or hey, you know Tony gwyn
On he struck three times against these ten Hall of
Fame founers talked about one last week. There's so many
random ones. Those are the two best examples, By the way,
you always hear some random fact about Tony Gwynn that
really makes you think about how great he was. And

(03:12):
Joey Vano just has a great contact hitter, has some
pretty cool stats about how he always puts the ball
in play on this day in nineteen seventy six, long
ass time ago, not that long ago, nineteen seventy six
by centennial year, or as the young kids now say,

(03:33):
the late nineteen hundreds were things in black and white, Dad,
So nineteen seventy six on this day. This is a
baseball fact that you'll say, no, f and way. The
only home run of pitcher Joe Nicro's twenty two year career.
This is impossible. Actually, you're saying this on the air

(03:53):
right now. This is real. The only home run of
Joe Nicro's twenty two year baseball career. Obviously, great pitcher
Joe Nicro came off his brother, Phil Nicro on this day.
So Joe Nicra has one major league home run and
it's off his brother. Fact, that's why, how have I
How have I never heard that? Of all the dumb

(04:14):
crap you've heard in your life, So you think that's
like years of growing up playing stickball against your brother.
I just knows the stock. I just know the release
that well. It's like I played whiffle ball against this
guy my entire childhood. And by the way, how old
were those guys, the Negro brothers back then? Eighty five
years old? As a little kid, I'm like, how are
these guys playing baseball? They're one hundred and five years

(04:35):
old and they have nail files in their pockets. As
a Yankees fan, I remember them both clearly. But that's
a wild stat His only home run was off his brother.
There's only one story that's better than that, Bartolo Colones
Bartolo Coloonnes home run now, but that that's a great one.
Gary Cohen, the Mets announcer, yeah, made that calls if

(04:57):
it was Game seven of the World Series. I was, Sam,
do you have that call somewhere in the system? So fun,
just put in our system Bartolo Cologne home run. Someone
had to have pulled it over the years, because that
was one of the most legendary home runs. But that's
not what I'm talking about. Let me ask Dan Bayer,
who knows more than most. Dan, have you ever heard

(05:17):
the gay Lord Perry moon landing story?

Speaker 2 (05:21):
No?

Speaker 1 (05:21):
I don't think so. This is fantastic. Gay Lord Perry
once said, they'll be a man on the moon before
gay Lord Perry hits a home run. So this happens
in the sixties. They'll be a man on the moon
before Gaylord Perry hits a home run. Why don't you
believe it? On July twentieth, nineteen sixty nine, while every

(05:42):
American was consumed by the moon landing. Right after the
moon landing, Gaylord Perry hit a home run. Is it
his only home run? I don't know if it's totally one,
but I thought that was I thought that story, and
it's like a legendary, like you know baseball talic gablery,
that guy hit a whole run. Yeah, when we when

(06:03):
we land on the moon, and then he landed on
the moon same night, he hits the home round and
heard he moon the crowd just just playing as he
crossed home plate. I don't know. The Joe nikro one
is is funny, and it does take you back to
a day where these pitchers, some of these pitchers we
grew up with, looked so old dude, Like when I
used to watch the Yankees play the Rangers and Charlie
Huff was on the mound. Charlie Huff looked like he

(06:25):
was ninety five years old. Don Sutton looked like he
was one hundred and two. The Negroes looked like they,
you know, wheeled them out from the Old Age home
to pitch for the Yankees. Some of those dudes back
then looked so old. It was just such a different time.

Speaker 3 (06:39):
He did go on to hit a few more home runs,
but he also said, like Richard Nixon will be impeached
before I hit my fourth home run.

Speaker 1 (06:47):
Yeah, you know, and then then what do you know,
Like this guy's amazing, but no, for real, get this.
Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon and then in
the same day Gaylard Perry Boom hit the foot on
the tht look at it. Good for him. But we
have that Bartolo coloone home run, Hello, looking for his first.

Speaker 4 (07:05):
Tit of the year, drives one deep bluff field that
goes up to back to the law.

Speaker 1 (07:10):
He's on it here, Bartolo has done it. The impossible
has happened. That's a little dramatic. Bartelo is still rounding
the bases, seem vacates the dugout. He's still rounding. First
takes the long trot his first career home. He stops

(07:32):
a second because he's out of grass and there'll be
nobody in the dugout to greet him. Now he's walking home. Now,
that just proves the only good thing, the only good
thing the Mets have. Their broadcast team is unmatched. Gary Cohen,
Gary Keith. Only thing the Mets happened. No, they have

(07:52):
one of the best reputations in the game. In fact, Richard,
I worked at s n Y with all of those
guys early in our career in the early two thousands,
and you know, as an honor seeing those guys in
the hallways every once in a while, le's and why.
But I think although critically acclaimed, and there's no debating that,
rich I know they're great. I mean, every time there's

(08:13):
a list, they're number one. But everybody has a love
of their hometown guys, the guys they listen to all
the time. Everyone thinks that the guys they listen to
are great. Uh, It's true. There's subjective and then there's
just facts too. And I think the baseball world, in
the sports media world, Michael Caine, Paul O'Neill and I
find them more entertaining than Gary Cohen and Keith. And

(08:33):
I'm not saying that I'm right. I'm saying because those
are the guys I like, because I listen to them
all the time and I'm used to them. Everybody sort
of feels that way. I mean, you're talking about you know,
they're still subjective, even though you think it's fast, it's
still subjective. But when you ask you know, a random bozo,
you know, Vinnie from Brooklyn who is a Yankees fan,

(08:54):
He'll say, oh, yeah, yeah, you know, I'm gonna definitely say, uh, dude, no,
it's got to be Michael Kaye. I'm not sure. Trying
to click away, You're only bragging right as you're saying,
is every city appreciates their own guy who calls the game.
Not everyone, but the Yeah, you have a little you
have a little pride of that guy. But it's just
familiarity and you know that guy. Yeah. But anyway, we

(09:16):
start to show off with a random, very random, memorable
home run fun fact on this day. Right, Well, there's
a couple of things we want to get to today.
Like we said, we're going to talk some Metaworld peace,
a hilarious story about Circuit City back in the day,
shack doing something out of spite. We'll talk some NBA playoffs,

(09:40):
but you know, can I throw you not for a loop?
I just do a little audible line of scrimmage. Sure,
omaha am So today is the birthday, the twenty second
birthday of Paul Skeins, twenty two year old phenom for
the Pirate and what makes Paul Skiens not only the

(10:03):
hottest young pitcher in baseball with a sweet stash? Isn't
his moustacio on the mound today? Thought I saw, yeah
he's pitching right now. Yeah, nine ks through five years.
I thought I saw there he is. Yeah, he's on
team as we speak, there he is. Look at that
sweet mustache, number thirty, the hope of Pittsburgh as he

(10:24):
celebrates birthday number twenty two, striking out everyone in sight.
He's the man. He's also best known for dating super
hot gymnast that the world knows, influencer Livy Dunn from LSU,
who we discussed yesterday. In his the headline was tiny
bikini on the beach this Memorial Day? Were so Livvy Dunn, influencer,

(10:48):
gymnast champion in her own sport. If you're Paul Skins
on top of the world, as the dice man would
say back in the day, do you think there's a
part of him that's like, man, I wish I was single?
Or is it cooler to be with like the hot

(11:08):
girl the moment it's like he's locked up in a relationship. Well,
this is all happening. I mean, she's no slouch. No, no,
I'm saying, like he's equally lucky to you. He's lucky,
she is lucky. I'm just saying, if you were the
twenty two year old phenom pitcher that is taking the
baseball world by storm the hope of Pittsburgh, is that
nice to share that with a model and gymnast Livy Dunn?

(11:32):
Or do you think does this is like? I mean,
that's why you see so many times in professional sports.
The people that are there when they sign that fat
contract or when they get drafted aren't usually the people
that are there a few months later. It's just rare.
That's why you hear stories of people like Patrick Mahomes,

(11:53):
who is with his high school sweetheart. It's kind of sweet.
It's like, oh, that's special because they were there from
the beginning. Trust these other guys they sign a contract
they're like, all right, where's my Kardashian. I think Skemes
is a unique example only because his girlfriend is one
of the most talked about. I think it's natural for

(12:15):
anybody to sort of speculate, like, ah, damn, I'm in
a relationship. It could have been cool if I was
just even from a fun not even creepy perspective, like, man,
can you imagine if I was single right now? Because
I'm slaying it professionally. Yeah, being in a relationship when
you're at that level, it's tricky. But he's in a relationship,

(12:38):
like I said, with a young man with the hottest
young girl in the scene at twenty two years old.
But yeah, I think he's lucky to even be with her.
To be honest, even though he's a stud, he's a
stud on the mound. I don't know how much of
a stud in real life. You know, you could. You
could argue every relationship, Dan Bayer, you and your wife,
Danny g you and your wife. I was Sam with

(12:58):
one of his many women, Oh yeah, can you and
your girl? Every relationship has someone that's a little luckier
than the other person. I think that's your ego talking. No, no,
I think you're I think you're lucky, You're the lucky one.
I'm just saying it's a Seinfeld thing. It comes up
comes down to hand. Who's got the upper hand? I

(13:19):
mean there, who's got the upper hand?

Speaker 3 (13:24):
I think it's a little different than that. It's it's
you're right, like that's you know Danny's uh former show,
Clay Travis out kicked the coverage, isn't that?

Speaker 1 (13:35):
You know the phrase, Yes, they all kicked their coverage.
I think Clay Travis out kicked his coverage teaming up
with Charlie Arnold, And that's what I think. Yeah, hanging
he's hanging out with all the hot Republican girls, Tommy
Laeran and all. He went on a hot Republican chicks.
So every relationship, and you could say it, you know,

(13:56):
even applies to sports. You'll get the relationship of Brady
and Bell. What were people always so curious about, Well,
who had the upper hand? Who who's a little luckier?
Oh he's lucky he had Brady, Well he is lucky
he had Belichick. There's always a there's always like that
question of your boy. KFC actually mentioned that if you
ever viewed you brought up Seinfeld, Iowa, Sam. If you

(14:19):
viewed Seinfeld and Larry David like Tom Brady and Belichick,
it's clear that Larry David was the key to that
success based on the the underwhelming reviews for Unprosted. Oh
so Larry David wins. People are saying Larry David wins

(14:40):
the same way you think Tom Brady wins in that situation.

Speaker 5 (14:44):
Does Tom Brady win though, because what we've found out
now from the roast and different stories after Brady has retired,
was Belichick lit that fire underneath of him by being
a jerk to him in front of his teammates. Had
Brady had a coach that kissed but like a lot
of coaches would have done, we wouldn't have seen the
same Tom Brady.

Speaker 1 (15:04):
That's a good point too. He knew how to press
the button. So just just an interesting thought, as we say, hey,
happy birthday. Paul Sken's killing it so far in the
Bigs nine strikeouts already today through five innings. Every relationship.
Do you look at it and it's not a bad thing,
but do you look at it as who's one lucky one?
One person's a little luckier? Like you could say ya,
Livvy Dunn is dating the best young pitcher in the

(15:27):
National League, who's you know, on his way to becoming
a star. You could say what you could say, well, well,
the side looking in you may look at it that way,
But if you look at it that way within the relationship,
I think you feel if you feel like, well, she's
the lucky one, don't you feel like, well, then I
should be doing better. No, no, no, no, I'm saying

(15:50):
very unique scenario because you could look at it and say,
Livvy Done, how lucky of her to be dating this
young star in baseball. But then you could say his
buddies are probably like, yo, dude, look at you dating
Libby Done, the most talked about collegiate hottie in all sports. Like, so,
I think they're a pretty even match. If you said
Travis Kelcey and Taylor Swift. He's a multi super Bowl champion,

(16:13):
future Hall of Famer, but she's also the most popular
woman on planet Earth. So you could argue that Taylor
probably has a little bit of the upper hand. Yes,
I would actually agree with that. She's wearing the puntalonas
j Lo and Ben. Who's got the upper hand Jlo
because she's a spicy latina. That's why she wears the buntalonas.

Speaker 5 (16:34):
For how long is the rules are? The rumors are
they're separated right now? Yeah, the rumor. Yeah, I know,
but there's no way he's winning any argument.

Speaker 1 (16:42):
Jaylo's world, you.

Speaker 3 (16:43):
Guys are seeing an attractive woman that was single and
then all of a sudden, you know, like a celebrity,
and they're like, hey, I'm engaged to maybe a no
name and you're like.

Speaker 1 (16:53):
Huh, that's where the bar was. Yeah, you know. Yeah.
My point here, Dan is I want every want to
go home tonight and tell their wife, man, you're a
little luckier than I am. Don't do that, honey. I
just see I was talking about at work today. We're
both lucky to have each other, but you're a little luckier.
So Paul Skin's based on that. That's going to go

(17:15):
over well. He still in the game right now, still
pitching great. He's with Livvy Dunn. Rich is saying, that's
a pretty even sort of matching. All right, Danny j Tonight,
let's play it out. You're Brenda, could you pass the
mashed potatoes? By the way, you're very a little luckier
than I am to have me, No, I don't think

(17:36):
that all.

Speaker 5 (17:37):
She'll tell me, Yeah, you're not the one who pushed
baby CoA out.

Speaker 1 (17:40):
I'm saying the way you want to feel, aside from
feeling like the upper hand is equal, right, I don't
even know how you say that's the goal. You don't
want to you don't want to know anyone. If anything,
you want to feel like you're the lucky one. So
you yeah, you want to feel like you're the lucky one.
Otherwise you feel like, well, I'm undered exactly. That's That's

(18:00):
what I'm getting at. My point is if you were
to stand in front of a hundred strangers with your
significant other and not just looks, and then you talk
to a room of people for an hour. By the
way they do that in acting class. I used to
be married to a woman who acted. And by the way,
Rich used to take these classes too. They would have

(18:21):
those assessment things where you you'd stand up in front
of the class and people would write down what they
view you as. Yeah, like you know, hey, I see you,
Danny g. You look like you could be a trash man.
You could be a thug their union, aren't they? Yes?
So hey, I was Sam, you look like you could

(18:42):
be like a like a chemist or something. I don't know,
so they make those assessments. The point is if you
went in front of a hundred strangers, talk to a
room of people with your spouse or significant other, and
then ask those hundred people who's luckier to have the
other assess us, it's you're hoping that it's close to half.
But imagine it was like ninety five to five. Oh yeah,

(19:04):
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Speaker 1 (20:04):
Some Fun today on kavinol Rich A light day in
the world of sports, which is where I feel like
we do our best because we could talk about anything
not peas vi at piece. Now. I saw that Scotti.
Scheffler said he had no ill will to the cop
as the charges were dropped. And I know dB is
a big golf fan. I feel like Scheffler has to

(20:25):
feel like the man. And I'll tell you why. If
you watch dumb reality shows. Danny g was it Love
is Blind? When that one woman made it seem like
the dude was verbally and mentally abusive and there was
something about oranges and she, yeah, she made this dude
on the reality show. I know it's a weird example,
but she made him seem like a gaslighting manipulator. And

(20:50):
they went to the receipts right, and they showed that Yo,
she's nuts, the cuties, the small Yeah, there was something
about it. He said it about her weight, and he's like,
I never said that. They broke got the receipts, made
him look awesome and made her look crazy. What it
was is he approached, she was eating cuties right, which
those little tangerines, and he said to her, Hey, you

(21:10):
need those now, because we're gonna be eating dinner soon.
His name was Cole, remember, and she made it seem
like he body shamed her and made her feel like
a slov for eating. And all he did was like, hey,
letting her know we're eating in like an hour. You're
gonna eat now, We're eating dinner soon. And she on
the show was like, he questioned everything I ate, even oranges.

Speaker 5 (21:29):
On the reunion, they're like, play it, play the clip,
show the receipts, and they play it and we all
watched it.

Speaker 1 (21:34):
We're like, he didn't do anything wrong. I do anything.
And I bring that up because that's my dumb analogy
for Scottie Scheffler, because the video comes out and you're like,
there was no cop dragged by a car, there was
no crazy altercation, there was no eighty dollars pants rip,
and I it seemed pretty was that the story? Yeah,
he tore his Cavalrici's and the melee his Uh, they

(21:57):
were parachuting tours, Jordan ash Gean his Pube boys. I'm like,
I didn't see that when you watch a video, Scotty
Scheffler has got to be like, awesome, show everyone in
the receipts, because he during this whole time he d
he was probably thinking, oh, I hope they have the video,
because all it's gonna show is that I did nothing crazy.
So in a relationship, when a woman or a boss

(22:20):
or someone accuses you of some seats, if you got
the receipts to prove they're the wacko, it's so satisfying.
And I cann'tly imagine. Scotti Scheffler got his chin up
a little bit extra today saying, listen, I didn't mean
to try to pass the security people. I didn't know,
but yeah, maybe you're guilty of speculating on hey man,

(22:41):
well he should have stopped and you don't get rough
with an officer. It turns out that wasn't even the story,
so you know, don't jump to conclusions. And I'm glad
they figured that out. Dan Byer, you got something. Yeah,
I don't think that's exactly how it went down. Oh yes, yes, yes,
not to not to derail what you guys say, but
let's let's get the fact that's here.

Speaker 3 (23:02):
You guys have a little room for a little bodycam
footage convo. Yeah, yeah, okay, this was Scotty Scheffler and
not the cop that arrested him that had the eighty
dollars pants damaged that he dragged. This is a separate
cop who actually did have his body cam on. So
this is about a about a minute long conversation between
Scotty Scheffler and the officer.

Speaker 1 (23:20):
As I was pulling in, my window was down.

Speaker 7 (23:22):
An officer told me to stop, and as I was,
first of all, I did not know that he was
a police officer. I thought he was one of the
security guards that was mistaken and as I was pulling by,
he grow up, stop right there?

Speaker 1 (23:33):
Why does that matter if he's a security guard or
a police office? Thank you, you're right, I should have stopped.
I did get a little bit. There is a huge
difference between a cop security guard a cop, right I know, Paul, Yeah,
that's like saying if the lapd pulls you over and
some guy working security at the malls like, hey, you
like but maybe that's just your misconceptsion. No, you're supposed

(23:55):
to respect everyone, but to say a cop and a
security guard are getting your safe level of like lawy
Sarty like, come on, give me a break. You tell me,
Danny g have malcop on a segue is getting the
same attention as like a highway patrol officer. Come on,
I'm sorry, I continue to be a.

Speaker 7 (24:11):
Patient because I'm quite late before my tea time. And
as he was reaching in the car, he grabbed my
shoulder and hit.

Speaker 1 (24:17):
Me, like I'm trying to give you to stop, right, yes, okay.

Speaker 7 (24:22):
It seemed to be a little bit over aggressive because
the entrance was open, okay, And I pulled a little
bit because I was afraid. I thought he was gonna
start hitting me. And I didn't know who he was.
He didn't tell me he was a police officer. I
didn't always saw it was a yellowjacket.

Speaker 2 (24:36):
I don't know what he was doing.

Speaker 3 (24:36):
I'd listened, well, a police officer.

Speaker 2 (24:39):
So the thing is he's wearing a uniform.

Speaker 4 (24:41):
Okay.

Speaker 1 (24:41):
He also was wearing the same jacket that ab on
the says police.

Speaker 4 (24:44):
Yes, also on that.

Speaker 2 (24:47):
If someone's telling you to stop, no matter who it is.

Speaker 8 (24:49):
You don't keep going.

Speaker 7 (24:50):
So what happened is you kept going and you took
him with me while he's plus.

Speaker 1 (24:54):
Again okay, please again. It doesn't matter.

Speaker 3 (24:56):
Who came with your car.

Speaker 1 (24:58):
Well, if someone's starting this stuff up, if it's a
traffic person or someone, oh, if it's just a guy
at a concert venue, you're not gonna stop. No, you
above the lost Stephen Sigall, dun't dun dun dun dun.
I mean it's a common courtesy. No, No, I left
the running because they're only five seconds left. So that
that's why I just let it know. That's okay. That's
very interesting though to hear the rest of that footage

(25:20):
and the rest of that story. Dude, I don't want
to come across. I got some disrespectful jos putting those
words in your mouth saying I think you gotta stop.
I don't care if it's security guard or police officer.
Danny disagree completely. I'll tell you what I'm talking about.
Then you're just running people over. No, no, no, not
running people over when the crossing got cross guard has

(25:41):
no authority, just run them over. Dude. If I'm walking
down the street and LA PD's like, sir, stop where
you are, I'd be like, yues officer, what do you
need If some hobbled around like mall cops?

Speaker 5 (25:50):
Like I think I can put in a context because
you know, if we were late to a remote to
the start of our show and somebody that didn't look
like an officer was trying to stop me, I'm like,
had a.

Speaker 1 (26:01):
Bright yellow jacket on this said police.

Speaker 5 (26:04):
I wonder why why buyer, Why do you think it
is that he thought that guy was different compared to
the officer.

Speaker 1 (26:11):
I actually don't know, and I just go.

Speaker 3 (26:14):
I like I go to when we go to concerts,
or you go to a ballgame and you park in
a field and there's a guy at that gate. He says,
follow the other person in the orange vest, which that guy.
I'll tell you where to go. She says, no, yeah,
vip part. But like, like you just follow what they're
gonna do, you know what, because they're keeping everything in order.

Speaker 1 (26:30):
And that's agreed. Dan, I just uh, I just have
massive respect for law enforcement and mild respect for like
a hired random security guard. And you could say, you
can say I'm an a hole for that, but I'll
give you an example. We were at MBA con in
Las Vegas doing an event for Fox Sports Radio. Now

(26:50):
there was no reason, They're like, you got to exit
this way, and it was very easy for us to
just walk out the other other like no, no, this way. Now,
if that was a cop, I would say, yes, yes, officer,
there's probably a reason. But just some guy wearing a
jacket that says secure is like yo, that way, No, no,
not listening to you.

Speaker 3 (27:08):
I'm I'm so glad you mentioned NBA con because should
Victor Webbin Yama have blown off Britney Spears like is remember.

Speaker 9 (27:16):
That that old drama like five minutes after Danny g
was hanging out with him and I liked the whole deal, Like,
I mean, shouldn't Should Should he have been like, oh
that's Britney Spears or should he just thought it was
like another maybe crazed person.

Speaker 1 (27:30):
I know, you know, maybe it's because I respect the
police too much, or maybe I don't respect security enough.
I think it's that. But if some guy with a
jacket that just says security is like, no, you couldn't
go that way, said police, My thought is why. But
if a cop says, yes, thought he was a big
fan of Sting, Oh it's a police jacket. I thought

(27:50):
he just saw I thought it was the band.

Speaker 3 (27:53):
And again you're talking to a guy who and he
would see a fire truck. Thought they could bust me
for speeding just because they had sirens. So I'm gonna
the authority.

Speaker 1 (28:01):
Well, we got to get to this Shaquille O'Neil story
of spite? Is it a stupid story or spite? And
go through some of the greatest stories of spite and
we'll do it next. Go ahead, Rich, before we get
back to shaq What do you got gotta say? What's
up to our buddy Rob, who listens every day in
San Anton What about Rob? You referenced that the other
day was the anniversary of Kinseco think the ball that

(28:23):
hit off his head for a home run, and then
today's the anniversary of Jose Canseco's Loane pitching appearance. Oh legend,
and he threw it on social media. I looked this
up to double check. But our buddy Rob was right.
He struck out nine. Jose Canseco three days after getting
hit on the head with a baseball, convinced manager Kevin

(28:45):
Kennedy to let him pitch the eighth inning in a
blowout loss to the Boston Red Sox. Yeah, he has
like an edited clip of his putouts, you know, his
three putouts on his social media page. You probably hired
some SCHMOA hey, that inning for me, I know he
let up like two runs, but he has the rub. Yeah,
the rub is that Konseko Oh no, that one inning

(29:10):
on this day he hurt his arm had a result
in Tommy John surgery and he only played sixty games
because of that that year. It's a very cono story.
By the way, that was a squad if I'm not
mistaken as Konsecho pal Merrow, Juan Gonzalez, pud Rodriguez, Like,
that's a that was that team had. That's a lot

(29:31):
of steroids. Well, that's a lot of steroids on one.
That's a lot of needles. Kidding not, it's a lot
of creatine, a lot of a lot of mustaches and sideburns.

Speaker 5 (29:40):
Now the Shack story, oh, by the way, and we
got a credit for that the after show. But later
who we met in Phoenix, Oh yeah for sure says
that Shaq was on Drink Champs.

Speaker 1 (29:53):
Drink Champs, Okay, nice. He was talking about how a
guy at a card dealership question if he could even
af these high end vehicles. I don't want to.

Speaker 2 (30:02):
Spend four hundred dollars four cars, So hey man, how
much is this?

Speaker 1 (30:06):
Nah?

Speaker 2 (30:07):
How much is this one? So finally the old guy says, Yo, man,
you asked them about all these cars, can you afford them?
Now I'm pissed. I said what you just said. So
I buy three that one, that one, and that and
I want them dropped off. Move a seat back today,
I want them drop So I got three roys roasteres
that I never dropped.

Speaker 1 (30:25):
Yo. Put this in perspective though, for real, right, if
you're if you're buying some gear for the summertime, buying
three pairs of shorts hurts my feelings, Buying three pairs
of sneakers hurts my heart. Imagine buying three rolls Royces
just because some old guy bothered you, some old guy
doubted your clout. And you're like, we're assuming this old

(30:45):
guy had no idea what a seven foot center did
for a living. Why was everybody staring at this guy?
Are you assuming that this guy was the only guy
that didn't realize that it's Shaquille O'Neal. It's like, it's
it's an odd mental tactic. When you tell someone they
can't do something, they want to do it. They want

(31:06):
to do it. Yeah, again, it's a stubborn trade or
in this story, we're spinning it as a spiteful trade.
It's sort of spiteful here because he's like, oh yeah,
well watch me, I bought all of them. So based
on that story, by telling a woman I bet you
you can't and then she does. There's a story I
thought of when it comes to spite. And like I said,
the league leader in spite baseball, well, you see guys

(31:31):
get plunked from things that happened, you know, a year ago.
It's spiteful. Some guy hits a home run, watches it
too long, flips his bat. How spiteful and childish are
baseball players? Where two later the guy gets plunked, Eric plunked.
He gets Eric plunk Eric because he was on the
Conseco Rookie card, because he would hit a home run

(31:53):
and enjoyed it, Eric plunked. Spite's a powerful thing, and
I got a stupid story. Spot our buddy Spot, who's
been in Jersey. I'll be back next week doing with
some family stuff, hope Spots. Well. Back in the day,
we hosted a listener event in New York City. Danny

(32:13):
j This is like this is back in the day,
like thousands. I'll be honest from this point on. This
is why I never trust Spot again, because I saw it.
He's capable. It was awesome. People had cavino, foam fingers, posters.
I mean it was a really big event. Listen, there
were couple hundred people there, but I don't remember foam
fit I remember now, revision is history, print the story

(32:36):
in my memory. This is that's how I remember it.
Everyone listening to me, Yeah, it was a great event.
We were at a karaoke bar that we had rented
out the whole place, so we had a ton of
people there, drinks, food between the listeners and us, and
at the time serious XM thousands of dollars had been

(32:56):
spent to reserve this karaoke spot in Manhattan for our show.
A couple hours into it, they're like, yeah, you're gonna
all have to leave. We have another party coming in, Like, oh,
a lot of our deal here with one hundred people
hereahre Like we're here drinking eating, what are you talking about.
No one ever told us there was like a hard out,
like you guys gotta leave, but they were adamant about it.

(33:19):
So here we are having an event. Yeah, we enjoyed
our time there for a couple of hours, but they're like,
all right, you gotta leave now. We're like and go
where Long story short. As we're walking out, you know,
like the hostess or host stand where they got the
computer and everything open. On that computer was this company's
monthly calendar of reservations, look like a big outlook calendar.

(33:43):
Our buddy spots like, oh, show them, Like what are
you talking about? He grabs the mouse and he goes
into clear the calendar and it's like are you sure.
He's like yes, permanently delete and like all right bye,
Like what did you just do? He's like deleted their
whole calendar system. And ant Tell depicts his personality. We
call him Spie instead of Spot sometimes like yo, don't

(34:04):
mess with spikee. He's very spiteful, spiteful guy. Do you care?

Speaker 5 (34:07):
Yeah, I've heard you say to him, Hey, your favorite
beverage is sprite. Yeah, yeah, without the R because you know,
you don't want to do a guy dirty like that,
because they'll backstabby in a weird way.

Speaker 1 (34:19):
It was a capable of it. Is that an incriminating
story to share in the air or is this all
just like they fixed it. It's all there's a lot
of karaoke. There's eight million people in Manhattan. If Spuck
gets tracked down for this, it was over ten years ago,
so I don't know if you consider the spike, but
I took it as spie because, like they say about
pitchers plunking players from years ago, because they showed him up,

(34:41):
because they did a bat flip or something. You know
what they say, Elephants and women never forget. I don't know.

Speaker 5 (34:47):
I'm glad you said that, though I looked up the definition,
the official definition of the word spiite. Yeah, a desire
to hurt, annoy, or offend someone, dude, malice involved.

Speaker 1 (34:58):
Was heartbroken over girl one time, a few times, I
should say, but this one girl in particular, and she
ended up leaving me, and coincidentally, this story ties into sports.
She left me for a first round draft pick for
the New York Rangers. Let's be honest. Good choice, right,
you know what? It turns out it was because her
draft pick or her choice. They're still together. So did

(35:21):
they have kids? Yeah? Yeah, So she left me for
an NHL player, and that's why I don't like hockey
till this day. But I remember it crushing me because
I was still like living at home with my parents.
I was on my come up and here's this guy
making millions, right, And I remember just feeling as bad

(35:41):
as I possibly could. And then she sent me a letter.
I'm like, oh, she wants to come back. She wants
to come back to the man me. And I open
it up and now a letter. What was it the
nineteen twenties year? I got a letter of Rangers contract. Yeah,
this was early two thousands, so you know it was
probably an email. I just remember printing it out. I

(36:03):
remember having it because I read it on the air.
It was a hard copy of her cot. This had
to be two thousand and four, two thousand and five, right,
because I read it on the air. I me tell you,
I actually remember this. I forgot it until you just
said it. Caino brings in this letter. This is when
we're like, that's that's good radio. We're in her early twenties,
and Cavino goes, yo, she wrote me a letter, and
I remember saying like, do you mind reading it on

(36:23):
the air. But I remember thinking it might be something
like I miss you, But it was the exact opposite. Dude,
it was like she used this opportunity to make me
feel as bad as I could feel. I remember one quote.
I remember one quote, one quote from this letter of
correctly if we're wrong. Yeah, she goes, I want to
thank you because you showed me what love wasn't. Yeah,

(36:45):
she how did I showed her? Like everything love wasn't.
She would have never found this guy because I couldn't
find that with you, but I found it with fill
in the blank, the ranger guy. She went from baseball
to hockey. Yeah, Like, how did I realize how awful
you were? Yes? I would never realize how good he is. Dude,
I read this like I can't believe what I'm reading.

(37:05):
I feel that way. You don't need to share that
with me. Yeah, like you've already moved on and broke
my heart. You don't need to like add salt to
the wound. Right like she was just digging the knife in.
I was like, this guy's more rich than you, this
guy's more handsome than you, he's packing more than you. Yo.
He satisfied me more than you, and he shows me

(37:25):
what love is, which you never did. So thank you,
so thank you. And I was like, dang, that's her
full and spiteful.

Speaker 3 (37:33):
Did she also sign it with her boyfriend's jersey number
as well?

Speaker 1 (37:37):
Yes, yes, yeah, And it was like, wow, it really
was so bad. But at the same time I was
able to laugh at myself. So I did read it
on the air early on in our show's history. But
very spiteful, and you would have thought I had done
something to her, But really she was just pointing out
the fact that this guy loved her the way I

(37:59):
should have. And I was like, but I did. I
guess that didn't show it as much. I don't know.
She should have put his rookie card in the letter. Yeah,
it was. It was so spiteful. It was the most
spiteful thing I'd ever read my life. But yeah, women
will do that to you too, man, and women know
how to hate you where it hurts. They'll tell you
about that. They'll hit you ah and your wallet, your package,
everything else, your ego for sure. So spiked stories of SPIKEE.

(38:24):
I guess Shaq showed them by buying three Yeah rolls Royces,
look at him, way to go. I see it getting
paid from Like you said, Yeah, he's general. He's one
of the most successful guys that I believe it or not,
it's ought to think that dude, I read buying three
rolls Royces probably put very little dent in his credit card.
That's like you or I buying Chapotle. I read he
has the rights to Marilyn Monroe, like he owns her likeness,

(38:49):
likeness really forever twenty one like Papa John's. And then
he's got all those icy He's got so many business
deals forget about endorsements, endless guys involved in everything. So hey,
shack spiteful, Do you want to share any stories? It
reminds me of your enthusiasm.

Speaker 5 (39:10):
Oh the Spike Yeah, the shop, the special bathroom, the
toilet in the bathroom, I remember that.

Speaker 1 (39:16):
Yeah, Latte, Larry's Mocha Joe Joe. Now that's next level.
Open up a business just out of Spie. There was
a whole episode about like Spike stores, Mocha Joe. I'm
telling you, if Rich could vote Larry David for president,
I think he would. I just find that show so good.

(39:38):
You know, this show's as a subjective, Like you know,
I'll say this, there are shows that I get it,
I may like, and I get other people not liking.
Like I watched tires with Shae Gillis over the weekend.
I thought it was entertaining other people, Like, really, what's stunk?
If you don't like Curb, I feel like you're you
have nace. This comino says negative taste. If you don't
like Curb, you got weak has taste.

Speaker 3 (40:00):
I do you guys cheer against sports teams that maybe
your exes liked or they were from the area.

Speaker 1 (40:06):
Dude, I had an ex no joke, I'm not even joking,
Damn buyer. She knows that my teams mean a lot
to me, and she like it was like a joke,
but now she's like, yeah, you hurt me. So I
put a hex on the Mets, like and that was thinking,
like I knew, like I would see anything on social
media if the Mets would lose. She would go out
of her way, like randomly just be like, oh, how

(40:28):
great the Mets lose. Oh I've done that. I've cheered.

Speaker 3 (40:32):
You know, the girlfriends from a certain area like cheer
for their team to lose. Ex girlfriend.

Speaker 1 (40:37):
No, I'll tell you what. There are times where you're like,
you know that guy said of a jerk, I hope
his team doesn't win. I'm sure there's people that hate
me and love there's probably people that hate me that
got joy that the Niners lost in the Super Bowl.
I was so happy. I mean, my bad. I'm just
like Danny the opposite of I'm being serious because Danny

(40:57):
G's a good dude. Like, if the Raiders win, I'm
happy because I know you're happy. But there's probably someone
that's like, yeah, Danny G. I hate that guy. So
when the Raiders lose, they're like.

Speaker 5 (41:06):
Yes, Well, every football season we see these fans and
what is what does Malard call it?

Speaker 1 (41:13):
Sam?

Speaker 5 (41:13):
You worked on a show for two weeks shot in Freud,
just like you know, gets off on other people's sadness
from their teams losing.

Speaker 1 (41:23):
There's there's people in New York and I'm not one
of them. Wasn't We live in La now, but we
grew up on the East Coast. I'm a Mets fan,
but I've never been that hater. I really haven't like
I don't like the Yankees. But there are a lot
of Mets fans that, let's be honest, it's a lot
of jealousy. I'll admit that that Their answer is who
do you root for the Mets? And whoever plays the Yankees,

(41:45):
And that really is just spiteful jealousy because it's like
you just don't want to see other frenzy of yours
be happy. We see it in sports, we see it
in relationships, we see it in career. Well, you guess
you always say like your ex is right, like you
want your excess to be happy because you know, if
you cared them, if you care for them at one point,
you want to see him happy, but just not quite

(42:07):
as happy as you are. Yeah, you want to win
the break up. You you want them to be happy,
but you want to be a little more happy. I'm
sure every career has their version of this, but especially
in radio, if someone's let go, they're let go that
day because the employer, the radio station fears the out
of spite, this guy's going to say something off the

(42:28):
wall to make the company look bad.

Speaker 5 (42:31):
And before social media, there was absolutely no way to
say goodbye to your listeners.

Speaker 1 (42:36):
Yeah, they know that, adam spite, you're going to disparage
the company on the air. So if you get fired
or let go in radio, they basically say see you later,
we'll mail you your belongings. Don't even worry about Danny.
He brought this up earlier off the air our industry,
which I know it's not this. You know, everyone works
in a different industry, whatever you do. But radio in

(42:57):
particular is big on revenge and spite. And I keep
combining those words. But if you were sort of tied together,
if you were a sports talk show host or a
morning show or some type of you know, any host, politics, anything,
if you got let go, the ultimate revenge or spite
would be, I'm gonna go across the street as they

(43:18):
say yes to the competitor, and I'm gonna go there
and beat you in the ratings.

Speaker 5 (43:22):
It's just like sports, say you're wide receiver for the
Chiefs and they cut you, and then you get to
go across the division to the Raiders. You circle that
Chief's matchup on the calendar.

Speaker 1 (43:34):
Of course you do, of course you do. You don't
fight spikee motivators. You don't think Saquon Barkley has those
Giants games circled on the calendar. When the Eagles go
to the East Coast, up the up the Turnpike, of
course they do little revenge, little bit of spie, a

(43:55):
little bit of all of that. You know, there was
a you know, being a Niners fan. It was a
regular season game. But do you does anyone but me
probably remember it? No, But when Joe Montana went to
the Chiefs, there was a regular season game where the
Chiefs whooped the Niners. Montana beat Steve Young in a
regular season game, and there was a sense that you

(44:15):
don't think Montana loved that, You don't think deep down
inside he wouldn't probably say it, but that meant a
lot to him. Well, if you want to share your
stories aspite and you want to chime in on this shack,
this Shaq quill O'Neil's story, Uh definitely hit us up
at Covino Enrich and at Fox Sports Radio. So all

(44:39):
of my doubt, turn it inside out, find nothing but
faith and nothing. Want to put matender hard in a
blend new I've just been around you a beautiful oblivion rondezvou.
Then I'm through with you. The fun fact today that
if Covino had us sing one song and know all

(44:59):
the lyrics, this would be it. And it's not one
of my favorites. You know what. I worked in rock
radio when this song hit and I would hear it
a thousand times a day, and it's just a catchy tune.
So I guess I do like it more than I thought.
I think it might be the only song I know
where one of the lyrics is ore Gomi, Oh my
ore Gomi, fold it up and just Pritton And you

(45:20):
really didn't did ask the motives in your hay Damn?
I feel like we're back at the piano bar in Tempe.
Oh we had a blast. Man. Well, we're talking about SPIKEE.
We're talking about Chack. We got midwek major in a second.
But real quick, let's go to Brian John Ryan. A
couple of people on hold. Brian in New York. You're
on with Covino and Rich. What's up, buddy.

Speaker 8 (45:40):
Yes, I'm a beerd delivery guy and I was delivering
to a gas station in West Windsor quite a few
years ago, and all of a sudden, a whole convoy of.

Speaker 10 (45:55):
Cadillac like.

Speaker 4 (45:58):
What do you call?

Speaker 10 (46:00):
Yeah, yeah, limousines pulled in and it was Shack.

Speaker 8 (46:04):
He got out and he was huge.

Speaker 10 (46:07):
I knew he's insulting who it was, and I go,
I gotta go say hello to this guy. He's buying.
He's buying gatorade combos and wet whites. And I said,
oh my god, You'rehill O'Neill. And I went to shake
his hand. Now I'm not a small guy. I'm like
normal size. His hand went up to my elbows.

Speaker 1 (46:27):
Unbelievable. How some rich and I came up to his
belly button. There's a picture, you know what, just for
the hell of it. Not too picture drop, but I'll
put it on our Instagram story because it just shows
you that I'm a six foot guy. Shack makes me
feel like a child. By the way, I remember that
guy ticket, I remember Brian in New York. Shack shoe
is like a canoe. You could take a nap in it.

(46:48):
Oh my goodness. John in News with John in New Zealand. Yes, sir,
get that. What's up John? Yea, there's a delay.

Speaker 11 (47:02):
What's up, guys. I'm just wanted to say that spine
is an indicator, because there's one thing about going to
cross the right to show them how good you are
with your leave so or being let go by a
team or company, and so I'll show them what you
missed up on. But the limb that that woman went

(47:23):
to the rock, that letter to Cavino. I just wouldn't
just say you dodged the bullets.

Speaker 1 (47:29):
Yeah, you can have dodge a bullet lay. Maybe you're right.
You know they look happy on Facebook and that's all
that matters. That's right, I guess. So, Hey, thank you
New Zealand in our worldwide? Is there a graduate hotel there?
I'd love to go to New Zealand. Ran the Chico
wrapped this up, and then we'll get to Dan Byron
some midweek made you with Danny g What Ryan?

Speaker 2 (47:50):
Ryan?

Speaker 10 (47:52):
Okay? My shock short is I was in Portland with
my father who recently just passed, and.

Speaker 5 (48:02):
We were at the hotel and he knew somebody that
would let.

Speaker 10 (48:08):
Us like go where they would loud the bus. So
I got to see Shaq, Kobe and everything, and that
was the Game seven when Kobe put the out Shaq.

Speaker 1 (48:21):
Yeah yeah, dude, that's awesome. That's an awesome story. Got
to meet shack man, you got to do that. Sorry
about your pops, man. All right, let's uh, you know,
what do you want to go update with Dan Byern.
We'll hit up some midweek major let's do with dB.
What's up man, guys?

Speaker 3 (48:35):
Busy day in Major League baseball, including the Danny g
Rich Davis showdown that's taking place in Queens right now.
Dodgers and Mets three three in the seventh inning.

Speaker 1 (48:47):
All right, let's do it Midweek Major.

Speaker 4 (48:50):
Covino and Rich get you over the middle of the
week where.

Speaker 1 (48:54):
Mid Week Major.

Speaker 4 (48:56):
I love that we throw sports and pop culture headlines
and topics at the fellas and it's like, the kids.

Speaker 1 (49:03):
Say, that's so we definitely madre see it our.

Speaker 4 (49:07):
Scoring Midweek Major.

Speaker 1 (49:10):
Oh yeah, fire Good started off a little rough, but
he got into it. Damn fire jeez, did you hear

(49:33):
that shot? First of all, I got demoted last week.
I read the stories. Now they're like, just read three
sentences and leave Dan, get out of here. That was great.

Speaker 3 (49:41):
I'm your MC for this segment for today. Wait here
the horns hit. You know you've made it to the
middle of the week before we have things over one
and only may not be actually correct if we're having
two different hosts doing this, but you get my drift
y host of this speech. Here, we're gonna roll the
big red love dice in the midst guys, let's roll
to see who goes first.

Speaker 1 (50:02):
I got five five see Rich, guys, Grace ah to
be a first up.

Speaker 3 (50:10):
All right, now, the most famous person from rialto California
besides Ronnie Lott jj fad, it's Danny.

Speaker 5 (50:19):
G Yeah, microphone throttler, thanks dB. All right, first story
for you guys here the CW. I know you spent
a lot of time watching that network. Yes, they announced
this morning that the network is gonna once again be
the exclusive broadcast home for the Arizona Bowl, except Barstool
is out. They are no longer the presenting sponsor. It's

(50:40):
gonna be the twenty twenty four Snoop dog Arizona Bowl
presented by Gin and Juice, hy Dre and Snoop scheduled
for December twenty eighth, between a team from the MAC
and a Mountain West team. Guys, a Gin and Juice
Arizona Bowl Midweek or major.

Speaker 1 (50:55):
I think it's major. I don't know who's packing this
ball now. I'm saying who's got the crowd. But a
big week for Snoop Dogg because his wife is opening
up a major strip club here in downtown Los Angeles,
so making money moves Snoop Dogg. Good week for him.
I think it's major. It's a pretty big headline if

(51:17):
you ask me, and I believe there's something involved where
Snoop's gonna pay all the players in his ball game
via nil. So if you're in that Bowl game, Snoop's
also gonna throw you a little extra cheddar on the side. Yeah,
I think you're just legitimizing. You know what he does
and the impact he's had on some young players. Listen,
if you're gonna have all these weird Bowl games, Yeah,
Snoop Dogg's gin and juice ball and all that seems

(51:39):
fun to me. I think it's major good story, all right.

Speaker 5 (51:43):
Charles Barkley, or CB as he calls himself now, he
looked right into the camera last night and said, if
I'm Jason Kidd, I'm not gonna talk about stats to
the guys at halftime. I'm just gonna show them the
weather in Minnesota that's snowing and say, y'all don't want
to go back to this, do you. That's all I'd say, guys,
snowing in Minnesota. It's hot as hell down here in Dallas,
but it's better than snow. Let's get this thing over with.

(52:06):
Problem Seeing are there's no snow. Somebody sent me a picture,
Barkley said, after Ernie Johnson asked him how he was
duped into believing there was snow there, they sent me
a text. It was actually cottonwood, EJ told Barkley. Someone
texted Barkley a video of cottonwood falling in Minnesota.

Speaker 1 (52:24):
It looks like snow.

Speaker 5 (52:25):
It's a fluff, fluffy cottonwood seeds, I guess, flying through
the air on a seventy degree day there in Minnesota.
Good news for Barkley unless he has allergies like Rich
Guys Chuck. Getting duped on the air midweek or major.

Speaker 1 (52:39):
I think it's major because anything on the air is embarrassing,
But in reality, it's mid and I don't think anybody
needs any PEP talks. I think I think they're gonna
be just fine here. I love this story because not
only is it funny when Charles Barkley gets duped, so
I loved one he remember he read the teleprompter back
in the day. It was like, I'm a dumbass, Yeah,
like Barkley is. He is TV gold And the fact

(53:02):
that he didn't realize, oh, maybe it's not snowing in
Minnesota in the summer hilarious to me. And what I
love about TNT, I'm sure they put up a bunch
of fun instant tweets. They always put the tweets up
right away, or people busted his chop so great story.

Speaker 5 (53:16):
They actually showed a tweet of a guy golfing on
a snowy mountain that was chuck all right. And by
the way, I thought you'd like that because you got
got by the Joe Burrows story recently, by his hair
all the time, all right. A UFO Covino talked about
this at the very start of the show, was spotted
zipping past the Navy's famous Blue Angels while they performed

(53:38):
during an air show on Long Island of a Memorial
Day weekend. The object flew right past the Boeing FA
eighteen super Hornet while over Jones Beach on Friday. This
bizarre footage is on TMZ right now. Fell as a
possible alien spaceship trying to crash the Blue Angels party
midweek or major.

Speaker 1 (53:56):
So major, I love any of these stories. Speaking of
getting doupe, don't care if it's fake. I don't care
if it's a drone, I don't care what it is.
It's like a little silver they zoom in on it,
and it's so it's a millisecond. It looks like a
little silver chromed down like bean almost vert pod here.

(54:17):
And I think it's incredible. And you're seeing more and
more of these things, and it only just makes you
wonder what else is out there. So until they figure
it out, I think it's awesome. It's major. This is
so mid But first of all, Jones Beach great place
to see a concert. If you're ever on a long
island Jones Beach, great concert, then you great beach. But listen,
I think I'm telling you. We saw it earlier today

(54:39):
on our Patreon show showing Covino. Some of these new
fighter jets look like UFOs. I think so many of
the things we think are UFOs are just test drones
from military things going on. I mean, you're silly to
believe this. Yeah, but that doesn't look like it looks
like a pod of sorts, you know, thrown silver pods
or core than Blue Angels drone.

Speaker 11 (54:59):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (55:00):
I mean, and it's like I said, a millisecond all.

Speaker 5 (55:03):
Right to Boston radio host Fred Touscher, I think is
how you said. I don't know this guy, it looks
like it rhymes with deucher. I think it's toucherble Is
it a toucher? He gave the worst on air eulogi ever,
so people are gonna call him doucher. He called Bill
Walton a phony hippie, and he made jokes about his
death just a day after the legendary broadcaster passed away.
On the show, they played a clip from twenty ten

(55:24):
when the host hung up on Walton because he got
mad that Walton was rooting for the Lakers. His son
Luke was on the team at the time. He made
fun of Walton's voice and asked if he was more
interested in selling cars or peace and love. A lot
of people upset by this Walton, of course, college basketball
Hall of Famer, great broadcaster, one of the big, most

(55:44):
unstoppable big men to ever play.

Speaker 1 (55:46):
When he was healthy.

Speaker 5 (55:47):
This guy spoke ill of the dead Midweek or Major Covino,
the passing.

Speaker 1 (55:52):
Of Bill Walton's major right. He's an NBA legend and
people speak so highly of him. I think this guy
trying to capitalize off it is and yeah, to speak ill.
Even if he had a personal beef with this guy,
that's when you let bygones be bygones and you just
keep your mouth shut. Yeah, so yeah, this guy is
as weak as the Mets Bowl classless. This guy is

(56:14):
as weak as the Mets bullpen. Right now, who just
gave up a solo home run to Will Smith for
three Dodgers? Adam, out of Vino. That's major. Come on,
out of Vino. That's not good. No, come on, you
never want to run out of Vito rim shop. But
uh yeah, tasteless. What a squeeze? One more and the yeah,

(56:34):
that's time for one more? All right.

Speaker 5 (56:36):
Authorities in Missouri are searching for a small alligator that
escaped from a petting zoo exhibit it was set up
at a Kansas City middle school. The Casey Pet Project
said the fourteen inch gator was last seen at eleven
am last Thursday at Lakeview Middle School, where a third
party company had been hired to set up this zoo
to celebrate the end of the school year. Officials say
they are concerned because the last time they saw it

(56:57):
it had its mouth taped shut and it won't be
able to end for itself. I guess that means it
won't be able to get big enough to feed on
sixth graders. Fire personnel and officers listen to this. They
looked for nearly a week and said they were even
covered in ticks. After searching nearby creek beds or officers,
the search was called off yesterday. Guys, a baby gator
loose on a middle school campus. Midweek or Major.

Speaker 1 (57:20):
This is the dumbest story I ever heard. I think
this is a very mid story. I feel like they're
making more of an effort to find this gator than
there are some kids sometimes that are missing. They spent
two days and for a fourteen inch alligator. No, they
spent almost a week. Give me a break on that. Now,
I'm gonna come up. I just can't believe the effort
they put involved. Did you say it? Damn alligatd bit

(57:41):
my hand on. I just can't believe it.

Speaker 5 (57:45):
Baby gator though, if the baby gator was able to
get that tape off its mouth and you know, fed
by a nearby creek, it could get big enough to
eat a little kid.

Speaker 1 (57:53):
Yeah, but right now you said it was fourteen inch, Yes, baby,
that's well, great story, Florida. Yeah, thank you, I thank you,
Danny J. Appreciate you. Midweek Major biggest stories and will
sports and pop culture. We do it every Wednesday. Can't
believe we're midweek. Already short work week,