June 20, 2024 • 41 mins
C&R celebrate the 1st official day of summer! They content rules & boundaries, as Kelly Stafford & her podcast are in the news again. The guys disagree on the matter! They take calls from across the country & there's the "life of Riley!" Plus, 'OLD-SCHOOL WHEN 50 HITS' honors a certain mechanical shark!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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with uh, what's JJ Redick's podcast Minding the Game? Yeah, So,
welcome to the show, Covino and Rich. We're gonna throw
it back on this Thursday, old school, when fifty hits
the days, the new Friday. You could be back in
l a happy summertime. Let's be rocking out. Oh yes, yes, yes,
(01:07):
go and I'm excited. Why I'm wearing shorts today and
I get to see those stamps. Yeah, eyeing up these
bad boys, Mansy, keep your eyes to yourself. I know
Kevin is wearing some John Stockton's, but relax and look
at Spotty's bulletproof legs. Unbelieve from Conan O'Brien, Danny g
showing some leg today? What up, Danny jew Yo speaking
(01:29):
of a guy with Conan's complexion. Iowa, Sam's here, Iowa say,
and of course Monty on the update time, MANSI.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
Hi, guys, happy first day of summer.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
Yeah, very pumped about it. It's gonna be uh, I
can't even say what I want to say. Oh, come on,
let's hear it. No, it's gonna be a hok toy summer.
It's gonna be a hot toy saver. You know that's
not the only thing that's the longest what what?
Speaker 3 (01:54):
Oh?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
What?
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I'm sorry? What Today's the longest day?
Speaker 5 (01:56):
Is that?
Speaker 6 (01:56):
What?
Speaker 1 (01:56):
Theyday's the longest day the year?
Speaker 7 (01:58):
You did?
Speaker 1 (01:58):
Not that, spot I'm not a nerd like you, are
we sure about that? I mean I am a nerd
like I'm a nerd that doesn't know fings I'm not bad. Well, listen,
we're gonna get to a bunch of today. We'll talk
some MLB. There's a couple of trade rumors in the NBA.
I want to know which one tickles your bung bung
the most. Uh. Like you said, we'll go old school
with fifty hits. But Kelly Stafford got me thinking, honestly,
(02:23):
she needs to zip it. I know that sounds wrong, Okay, Okay,
Harrison Bucker, No, no, I'm just speaking from my own perspective.
Some things just need to be left unsaid. And when
your dude is a high profile QB in the NFL,
you don't throw out certain things that make him look bad. Well,
(02:44):
that's the way I see it.
Speaker 6 (02:45):
What about when you need podcast content?
Speaker 1 (02:47):
Though, Hey, we all need content. You know what I
do is for every time I've offended someone. No, no, no, no,
here's how it works. Look, believe it or not. Rich
and I are professionals in this game. Okay, So we
do have a little a little I guess experience in
this game. And there's some tact involved, meaning everything we
do could be potential content. Any night out, any story
(03:10):
a friend tells you, any gossip, any juice, any relationship drama.
So when you hang out with us or when you
talk to us, that could be heard on the radio
if it's ever something a little personal, just a little
personal or touchy. I give the courtesy to my brother,
to my family members, to my friends, whoever the story
(03:31):
might be about. Hey man, do you mind if I
bring this up? I do because I don't want to
expose them in any way that might make them uncomfortable.
That being said, we don't know if Kelly had that
talk with Matt, but I find out hard to believe
that they did. A lot of times we all change
names exactly. There's there's rules to this game, but I
think everyone's learned this lesson. As Apollo Creed would say,
(03:54):
what don't tell you guys anything the hard way? Yeah,
we've all we've all learned the hard way.
Speaker 8 (04:00):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (04:00):
My friend the Call, who I do a parenting podcast with,
but it's more about smut, Let's be honest. But we
all know are pound the Call. We worked with her
for years at Serious XM. Nothing about parenting on that
podcast and Nicole apparent, but n Call has a story
that's very relevant to this because she went to a
wedding with her husband, and she went on the radio
(04:21):
the next day on Serious XM talking about how the
bride and groom had the most disgusting open mouth first kiss,
and everyone was like, oh, what are they doing? Bar
the bride heard it. Friendship over like I got married
and you made a mockery of my wedding on the radio,
and they're not friends anymore. Not everything's open game. Not
(04:43):
everything is content, and everybody thinks they're content creators. Everybody's
businesses out there, believe it or not. Some people like
to keep some things personal, and there are ways around it. Hey,
it could be a story about me when I was
going through a divorce, right, I'm like, this is kind
of per but it's very relatable. I disguised my story
(05:04):
for about a year about a friend in need named Roger.
I was like, Roger writes us today he's going through
this and that for a year. People were on the
edge of their seat, like, man, I hope this guy
Roger works things out. Covino while it was about me
the whole time, Covino used to refer to his ex
wife while things were going down as his broken TV
(05:24):
and he might need a new TV. Right now, there's
ways to do it without hurting the feelings of other people.
And the reason I came out strong here is because
if you rewind, you look up for complaint yamp Root,
it's pretty good. Kelly Stafford, Matthew Stafford's wife went public
and it caused a little bit of a drama about
(05:45):
his relationship with younger players in the locker room. Now,
what happens in the locker room should stay in the
locker room. Don't tell me that made it extra comfortable
for him back in the day when he said he
wasn't vibing and relating to the younger players, saying locker
room talk, that's locker room talk. No hey, And by
the way, when I'm talking football, that's not a bad thing.
That's exactly what it is, locker room talk. This was
(06:07):
locker room talk one week away from the debate. By
the way, literally was locker room talk. It's a mess.
Don't tell me that it was okay with everybody that
that was said, because it made things awkward for the
team for a minute, and if not in reality for
(06:29):
the team, everybody on the radio, social media speculated on
his relationship with his teammates, and that wasn't fair for
this guy. You remember one of the first times we
saw people being a little too open where it's like, yo,
I don't know if we want this out there. Correct
me if I'm wrong. Was it one of the og
Antonio Brown? Like, Yo, what is he doing? Remember he
(06:51):
went on jeez? Was it? Like? What was the social
media back then? Was that it was gone like vine live?
Remember he was in the locker room. Yeah it was
snapchat because it was no, it was snapchat business in
this booming Oh well in the Steelers' locker room. Was
it was he was wasn't he live streaming one of
Mike Tomlins Like uh yeah, yeah, one of his that
(07:13):
was on Facebook chat? Well whatever, Okay, maybe I think
it was snapface.
Speaker 6 (07:18):
Maybe it was Schad what it is?
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Insta chat? Thank you, Bill Belichick. We were way off.
But what was it, Bill?
Speaker 6 (07:25):
Instant chatter or whatever it is?
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Okay, cool, whatever it is?
Speaker 6 (07:27):
Yeah cool, But I'm not on snapface and all that.
Speaker 5 (07:32):
I know.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
It's tough the day a twenty four year old when
you're not on insta face.
Speaker 6 (07:35):
I know.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
So, Kelly Stafford back to the story, Cavino takes a
stance that I don't I feel like ya. Her and
Matthew have a lovely relationship. You see them together. They
got a beautiful family. I don't think there's any trouble
in paradise for the Staffords. They play. I'm coming from
a place of how I would feel if someone did
this about me. For all I know, Matt Stafford thinks
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everything she says is great, and I'm sure that probably
is the dynamic. But a guy like me is like, whoa,
let me tell you what I'm about before we tell
you what Kelly Stafford said now publicly. One of my
exes try to take a picture of my feet one
day and she's like, I'm posting it on social media.
I'm like, no, you're not. She's like, look at your feet.
(08:18):
I'm like, you're not. Why would you post that on
social media? And you got all mado could get a
laugh at my feet? No thanks? Why would you want
to give the public ammunition? There's enough ammo out there
to make you look like an ass. I don't need
the person closest to me to add to that. And
I know that sounds stupid, but why would you be
I don't show or expose my feet to anybody. Why
(08:39):
would you be doing that to the public, well, so
that everyone can make fun of it, repost it, make
a meme out of it.
Speaker 6 (08:44):
Cavino, when you were away, Does that mean Rich shouldn't
have told the story about your missing ball in high school?
Speaker 1 (08:49):
You know that's fine, that's a true story. Look if
it's if it's fun content, if it's done in fun, right,
I'm all for it. We're on the radio every day,
we're in a book, and that's even more reason why some
people should keep things private. Everything's so open, you know,
there should be some things left amongst.
Speaker 6 (09:09):
Each other and really quick. Back in twenty seventeen, Ab
was in the locker room on Facebook Live.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Oh all right, ioa Sam, but he was so big
on Snapchat.
Speaker 6 (09:17):
I guess remember the first time Sam has been correct
on our show.
Speaker 4 (09:20):
Sam.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
Uh, that's not true. What's here for Sam? Sam? Everybody
Facebook poke for that? Where's the poke? So? You know,
I think this comes down to also, I know it's
I hate when I say this, but because each you know,
situation is going to be different, because some people are like, yeah,
tell my story. I feel like your younger brother gives
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us the thumbs up on some pretty personal stories. Yeah,
but you know what, it embarrasses my family. It does.
Speaker 9 (09:48):
Yeah, eah, I mean it's not the first time he's
embarrassed the family.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
But for all we know, Matthew Stafford's like, yo, Kelly,
we have such a great marriage. We have these lovely kids.
I'm making fifty million dollars a year. Everything's great for
the Staffords. He's probably thinking, Yeah, what's the biggest worry.
My wife opens her mouth a bit much on a
podcast and his old gossip base spill in the tea
(10:12):
as they say, Is that really the Stafford's biggest problem?
I bet you he doesn't care even a little bit.
You're probably right, But you know what, there are some
people I would and I don't know how he done.
You have to gauge the person. And I know that again,
that's so so specific because I have a buddy who
I've talked about on our show for years and I
(10:33):
had recently told the story about him and he got
like oddly butt. He like, wo would you say the
certain lines you don't cross and sometimes you find the
hard way what that line is. And I was like
that that you didn't want me to mention on the
radio or on the podcast. But I've told these terrible
stories about you. But this is where the line is. So, hey,
Kelly Stafford talking about back in the day. If you
(10:56):
this the whole setup is because Kelly Stafford was talking
about how she used a quote backup boyfriend to make
Matthew jealous back in the day.
Speaker 4 (11:05):
Wait, so was he trying to casually date?
Speaker 10 (11:07):
And you were all yeah, girl, anyways, long story short,
it wasn't that cute of a relationship.
Speaker 2 (11:11):
At first.
Speaker 4 (11:12):
I hated him.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
I loved him. I dated the backup to piss.
Speaker 11 (11:15):
Him off, which yes, he was like, that'll do it.
Speaker 10 (11:17):
He was the bad boy too, like Matthew is so
sweet and southern gentleman and all stuff, and the backup was.
Speaker 7 (11:23):
The complete opposite. Yeah yeah ooh, and it upset him.
Speaker 10 (11:26):
So they lived in the same dorm because athletes lived
in the same dorm, and he would see my car
there and so at one point he like waited and
fought and followed me out and got in my car
and wouldn't get out.
Speaker 4 (11:38):
Uh, and he was like this is so hot, Like
this is working.
Speaker 10 (11:41):
Yeah, I was get out of my car and he
was like, I don't He's not right for you.
Speaker 2 (11:44):
And I was like, what you can't tell me that.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
I think everything she said crusted Noline. She said, Matthew
is a Southern gentleman. He's the man. He was the
big man on campus. He's a stud, and she was
the jealousy. She was like another guy. She manipulated Matthew
Stafford into a jealous rage to pursue her. That's really
what she did. That's manipulative. And she also used another
(12:10):
man to make him jealous.
Speaker 12 (12:12):
But I think it does not make Matthew Stafford look
good in any way.
Speaker 1 (12:16):
Right, And I believe this is courtesy of the art
of the dialogue is at the name of it. Kelly
Stafford on how she reeled in Matthew Stafford. She used
a backup dude to get him jealous. That's really what
she was saying there. Now, no that shows that he
was the prize. It shows he's the prize. But you
know what happens a bad game of telephone. Because I
(12:37):
believe Monsey and a few other people today we're like,
did you hear about Kelly Stafford. I'm like, what'd she
say now to embarrass her husband?
Speaker 4 (12:44):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (12:44):
That she slept That's what I heard, that she was
sleeping with another dude, her backup dude to me, and
that's not even what she said, but that's what turns
into course, So she's implying.
Speaker 12 (12:55):
But isn't it even worse that it's the backup quarterback,
like in your position, trying to take your job.
Speaker 1 (13:02):
Like, if that's malicious, I think you want to hook
up with the linebacker. I think Kelly. I think Kelly
Stafford the kicker, did nothing, did nothing what other women.
She did nothing different than what other women do in
relationships to to get a party guy to settle down.
She is not a normal girl though, and he's not
(13:24):
a normal god. He's not a normal god. I think
it normalizes them as a couple. Clearly, don't talk about
months when this was y? When was this last personal?
Speaker 6 (13:35):
College?
Speaker 1 (13:36):
Yeah, college at Georgia.
Speaker 6 (13:39):
Not the backup quarterback, by the way, was Joe Cox?
Speaker 1 (13:43):
Even his name is offensive.
Speaker 9 (13:45):
They were in college, It's not like they were adults
and doing this.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
This is what college kids do.
Speaker 12 (13:52):
But what does this do, Like, what does this actually
do to benefit her Matthew.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Stafford, their relations what it humanizes their relationship then and
gets her downloads on her podcast? Yeah, I also think
it's like every time Travis Kelsey mentions Taylor Swift, I'm
sure that episode has one hundred million listeners. It bothers
me that women are so or men are so manipulate,
manipulated in those situations. It wasn't like I loved her,
(14:17):
she loved me. It's like, no, she like almost tricked
him into being with her. That's what I'm getting out
of it. She played with his emotions. But you're sitting
with this other dude, How are you not seeing that?
Everyone does that in dating? Yeah, I don't do that
in the art of the game. The other the game
is I'm trying to I'm trying to court you because
I think you could be for me. I'm not trying
to manipulate you into my life. I mean, did you
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forget what dating was like in your high school and
college in I knew you were in your twenties. If
I was really trying to get with somebody in a
real way, I'm not talking about a fling. People want
what they can't have men, especially, that's a calculated way
that I don't behave.
Speaker 9 (14:55):
So if you're not showing the proper attention, like Mancy,
let's say, like we were hanging it out and I
was like, really, not showing you that much attention.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
You're not trying to woo me, not trying to will you,
But you know whatever, I want to spend time with you.
Maybe I'm I'm too cool for school.
Speaker 9 (15:08):
Then you start dating someone else, I'm gonna get on
my game and be like, I got to show you attention.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
Otherwise it's other guy's gonna snatch this guy is. This
guy is full of blooney. This guy's full of blooney, right,
so you'd be okay. So you'd be just full of
Taylor hand he was just in New Jersey. Would be
okay if if your significant other was sleeping with someone
close to you, this guy's full of here's what you're saying.
Here's what you're saying, because your baby, bonehead, you'd be
okay with the woman you love sleeping with someone you're
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close to.
Speaker 12 (15:37):
Just well, you don'tay there with the question.
Speaker 1 (15:43):
And that's how the story is interpreted. So she left
it for interpretation. You think you a rich would be
okay if the woman he loved was using someone you
knew very well to make you jealous and sleeping with
that person. So you'd be okay. In other words with
your wife sleep with me back in the day, just
to make you joke. Comito thinks that everyone he's ever
dated was a virgin before him. Apparently, here are you
(16:05):
missing the details of the story. She never said if
Kelly Stafford went on this podcast and she's think, oh my, yeah,
I guess, but just to get Matthew and make them jealous,
I like, bang the whole team. She said nothing like that.
She said she had a backup boyfriend, a backup boyfriend,
that Matthew was a quarterback. But she never sad boy.
She never said anything about sleeping with him or disrespecting.
(16:29):
It's not what she said. And you don't think he
doesn't know. People are gonna find out. I didn't know that. No,
Matthew Stafford. Do you think that he wanted the world
to know that that's something that maybe they should have
kept it themselves. Maybe everybody's different. I'm just saying me personally.
If matt doesn't care, and I believe rich and I
believe that he doesn't, right, because I'm sure they've talked
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about it, because this isn't the first time, then it
doesn't matter. But I'm telling you it would matter to me,
right well, this leads me to a little something I
like to call sit back, relax and taking this great
advice from covinon wretch. Because we are besides doing a
(17:10):
sports show here. I'll be honest, I feel like we're
better relationship experts. Well says it. On my business card.
It says radio tycoon relationship exit. That's what it says. Yeah,
based on Kelly Stafford's little advice on hey, I got
him by, you know, making him a little jealous, making
him think, oh he might lose me. What are some
of the tactics that you feel you would pass down to,
(17:31):
let's say one of the young dudes here at work,
or young women like I want some dating advice. What
are some solid, generic pieces of advice that you've learned
over the years. Mine aren't manipulative. Mine are genuine, but
coming from a place of I always sold women on
my goals. I always sold women on what could be
(17:53):
in my dreams. Like my girlfriend now when she met me,
I was living with my sister getting out of a divorce.
I had no money, I was in debt. But I
sold her on my heart and my goals, and she
bought into that. I wasn't using manipulative tactics to pull
her in, And I don't think she was doing that either.
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Everyone using some type of tactic to win over the person.
That shows the type of guy you are. Then, not everybody.
Not everyone's putting up some front just to do that.
Not everybody. It's it's like wild to me to think,
did I I'm not talking to a different guy I
knew in the two thousands, or you just didn't know
me that well? Since when was I like a manipulative
(18:36):
guy on that like that? Ever, I don't even think
that calculated. I don't even think that far ahead. I
don't even know what I'm eating later. You think you
think I do that, here's a shot by this conversation,
I'm like baffled.
Speaker 6 (18:50):
That's true. Think of our airport meetup stuff for our
business trips. Covino doesn't know what he's doing until he's there.
Speaker 1 (18:55):
Yeah, I don't think. I don't know what Danny G
thinks or Samuel Samuel thinks. Samuel Amuel, I don't. I
think they would all find you thinking this is grand odd. Yeah,
I'm real happy that the woman I'm with now is
sleeping with some other guy the whole time just to
upset me again. That was again again, that was never
said dating, eating whatever, hanging out whatever, eating dinner. Oh
(19:20):
you're talking about but they didn't even say that. Play
it again, Sam pun intended, how have we never used that?
Speaker 6 (19:27):
Lie here?
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Wait?
Speaker 4 (19:28):
So was he trying to casually date?
Speaker 2 (19:29):
And you were all yeah, girl?
Speaker 10 (19:31):
Anyways, long story short, it wasn't that cute of a relationship.
Speaker 2 (19:34):
At first. I hated him, I loved him. I dated
the backup to piss.
Speaker 11 (19:37):
Him off, which yes, he was like, that'll do it.
Speaker 10 (19:40):
He was a bad boy too, like Matthew is so
sweet and southern gentleman and all stuff, and the backup was.
Speaker 7 (19:46):
The complete opposite. Yeah, yeah, ooh, and it upset him.
Speaker 10 (19:49):
So they lived in the same dorm because athletes lived
in the same dorm, and he would see my car
there and so at one point he like waited and
fought and followed me out and got in my car
and get out.
Speaker 4 (20:00):
Up and he was like this is so hot. Was
like this is working.
Speaker 10 (20:04):
Yeah, I was get out of my car and he's like,
I don't He's not right for you.
Speaker 2 (20:07):
And I was like, you know what, you can't tell me.
Speaker 1 (20:09):
That I dated the backup just to piss him off
is manipulation. He was casual, a bad boy that didn't
want commitment. And you know what, I think you misunderstood
the story because I think when you when she said backup,
you thought backup, dude? No, the backup QB. That's his
friend and he has a horrible name. So your thoughts
(20:31):
eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox it's just fun speculation?
Am I mad at? Anybody know? I'm just a passionate guy.
I just know I wouldn't like that again. Eight seven
seven ninety nine on Fox. I don't know how you
think it's sweet, even she says an insinuator. It's she insinuates.
It was not pretty and the beginning. But you did
think this is a story written in the star, it's
(20:51):
a story of romance. No, it's not. It's not It
ended up nice, But in this moment, this story's not nice.
It ended nice because they have a happy family now,
But I don't see it that way at all.
Speaker 6 (21:05):
MONSI really quick, do you do you like hearing podcasts
like this? Because every time my wife plugs her phone
in when we're in the same car mid sentence, a
podcast that sounds exactly like this comes on the speakers
and she's like oops, and the girls.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
Like and then I got a uti and oh.
Speaker 6 (21:21):
That's a stupid episode.
Speaker 2 (21:23):
Could not care less.
Speaker 1 (21:24):
My wife only listens to that type of stuff Danny
and and Sarah J. Moss novels about, like the weird stuff.
I have no clue about there, But you know there's
other things that you like. We always talk about the
one man to beat theory that's manipulative, and we we
agree with that. The one man to beat theory. You
know what that is, Monsey. It's it's not manipulative. It's
just goal oriented. So if you're interested, if you're interested
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in a woman, it's better for her to be in
a bad relationship than single. Like, if you meet a
girl that's single, you're competing have to be bad every
other guy. If you meet a woman who's in a relationship,
it's better because you only need to be better than
her boyfriend.
Speaker 4 (22:08):
Terrible way to think.
Speaker 1 (22:10):
No, it's true because it's easier to compete against one
guy than I never thought of this until I met
my wife and we had a mutual friend, and I
was like, oh, man, Sarah's got a boyfriend and our
friend was like, no, no, this is good because option
A is she's single and there's a million guys hitting
on her. Or now her boyfriend's sort of lame. You're
(22:30):
way cooler. You just need to be better than him.
Speaker 2 (22:32):
And it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1 (22:34):
The one man you gotta you gotta outdo one loser.
It's it's a it's a theory based on on hope
and determination because so many men meet a woman who
could be the one, but she's in a relationship. We're
not saying married, she's just dating somebody, and they're like, ah, man,
I wish I had my shot. No, you just have
(22:55):
one guy to be You actually have a tougher chance
of of of getting with that woman if she was single. Yes,
very you're competing with a lot. No, that makes sense.
Speaker 2 (23:04):
It's just terrible.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
That's the one man to beat theory. Well, hey, your thoughts,
we can move on. But uh hey, Kelly Stafford, Matthew Stafford,
very successful family. Wrap it up like this. I think
when taken into real life, not everyone's wife or girlfriend
has a podcast, but they might. In today's world, there's
certain things that aren't supposed to be brought up in
(23:26):
mixed company. You know that is between you guys, and
if they bring it up at the dinner table and
mixed company, it's embarrassing and you're like kicking each other
in the shintz to zip it. I'll be honest, that's
sort of old school thinking because I think no one
has boundaries anymore, which is a good thing. But that's you.
You lost all your boundaries. You seem to have lost
(23:48):
all your morals. I try to keep them in check
because not everything is an open book. Not everything, And
when it comes to the you know, inner workings of
your relationship, some things should be kept private and that's
for you to figure out. And I'm sure they figured
that out. So again, as long as Matt doesn't care,
then it doesn't matter. But it's just like you guys
(24:10):
are boys. Here's my boy, yo, Matt, what's up? It's
just again, it's a jump off of a conversation. How
would you feel if your wife was saying stuff like
that about you? If it was true and it was
how we met and it was part of our story. Really,
does your wife really like to talk about how you
guys met and your story or are there certain things
that shouldn't come up? That's my wife you're talking about man. Yeah,
(24:33):
because it's right. She had a lingering dude when we met. Obviously,
I just said it. So, Hey, Kelly Stafford, Matthew, I'm sorry, Matt.
Speaker 6 (24:43):
I think he likes he likes to be called Matthew.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
Now Covino calls him Matt. There that tight. I think,
like Kelly Stafford has spoken about, he's Matthew. I call
Matty Matt Yo, Maddy, Matt, Maddy, Matt. How you been
Matty Matt. So we'll take your feedback next about Matty,
Matt and Kelly. I think perfectly normal banter in twenty
twenty four. Covino's like boundary, So your thoughts. Plus, we'll
talk some old today. Some boundaries is in a dirty word, dude.
(25:05):
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It's not a bad thing. Everybody should have them. Prude,
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Speaker 1 (26:56):
I just hope everybody's keeping it in their pans. Everybody's
super excited because we're showing a lot of leg today
on the first day of summer. Baby, yeah, stop it hot.
Seeing our summer is what I'm calling it. And now
they're banging each other what Cavino and Rich on Fox
Sports Radio Live from the Tirack dot Com Studios, Iowa.
(27:18):
Samuel on the ones and twos, Danny g super producing
like he always does. We're gonna do some old school
in fifty hits. That's in about twenty minutes. Stick ground
for that and Manzi's got your updates, but we got
to go to your phone calls again. The story today
is that Kelly Stafford was speaking about how well, I mean,
(27:40):
how she got Maddie. Now she manipulated Matt Stafford manipulated dude,
what do you not understand English? Do you need a translator?
What are you getting? And I agree with Mike who
runs his place Mike who runs this place, just came
in here and he goes, dude, he knows right. So
(28:01):
that to be honest, the fact that he said that,
I feel even more right now. He's like the wisest
guy here. He's like the Obi wan Kenobi of the
of the studios. He says, this story that she tells
is a trust killer. And you can't build a relationship
based on manipulation. You can't. You can't. And you and
(28:21):
big Mike who run this place, so how can you
say this is a good thing? You know? It makes
me realize how easily manipulated a lot of dumb ass
men are. And this isn't just some regular dumb ass guy.
This is the head cornerback. This is Matt Stafford. We're
talking about. If you want some If you want some
lazy you know, dumpy girl from boyfriend, husband or wife
(28:44):
and it's easy to get, then have at it, lazy bums. Hey, dude,
this could be the truth for a lot of people.
Do you want it? Broadcast it all over the place.
Here's my thinking. I wrote this down because it's just
says it all you wrote down because your pea brain,
you're gonna forget your own thoughts, be real about it.
In relationships, I'm anti games, little tactics in a relationship.
(29:09):
In a marriage that is just toxic. That's the worst.
Now in the pursuit of a woman, in the pursuit
of a man, lady's in the pursuit of in the
dating world, before you know someone and what they're made
of and who they are. To say that you haven't
done these little moves to get someone's attention, that's like saying, oh,
is it manipulative If a girl dresses a little extra
(29:30):
sexy around a guy she has a crush on, or
a guy tries to show off in front, like you're
making it seem like these are big differences. These are
just implying, implying, And the story is it was told
to me. It's not what she says. I want to
make that very clear. It's not what she says. But
she's implying that she was dating maybe backup quarterback just
to piss off and it seemed like he was a
(29:51):
major ahole type of guy, just to upset Matt Stafford. Okay,
I I look at it as she had a crush
on the dude and he was a As she said,
if you want to play the clip again. She said
he was a bad boy. Uh, he was like big
man on campus and sometimes you got to place, you know,
play your cards. Right, come on, let's go to the phones.
(30:14):
You want to go to the phones because in New York,
what's up, Bruno Brooklyn.
Speaker 5 (30:19):
Tell them and good afternoon, good morning, and whatever it is. Hey, listen,
I gotta just say this. I think this chick is
pure evil with this play. And the only reason why
I say that is this. I can listen to the clip.
Imagine she's telling that story and she says, hey, listen,
I did this kind a little bit of remorse, but
there's no remorse. She's got glee, like I stuck him
with a fork and I twisted it. And the bottom
(30:39):
line is, but.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
They're happily married with you, dude. Guess what. He was
also a guy with a bright future signing fat contracts,
and that's how she sort of manipulated this dude, that's
what she's saying. You know again, I know he ended it.
He didn't want only he didn't want to date sirius.
She said he was very he was a casual bad boy,
(31:01):
and you know what, he didn't want to settle. So
she started dating a dude and he got jealous, and
that's how I don't see how it does a problem. Then,
can you see what I wrote? I look, this is
what I wrote in parentheses, exactly what that dude said.
I don't want to even say it because I don't
want to be too strong on my opinion here, because
I don't know Kelly, and I don't know what they've
(31:22):
discussed and what's okay in their relationship. Trying to be
fair about it, I'm saying from the outside looking in,
that sounds like what gold diggers do, manipulative people. They
were friends in college. You don't think she knew Matt
Stafford had a pretty bright future ahead of him. Mario
in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5 (31:41):
Hey, he was going after her, by the way, but.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
How are you missing that part? What's up?
Speaker 6 (31:47):
Mario?
Speaker 5 (31:47):
Hey? How are you guys? I love listening to you guys.
You cracked me up.
Speaker 13 (31:51):
Thanks many.
Speaker 1 (31:53):
Well, Yeah, I feel like.
Speaker 5 (31:55):
It's a weird flex for her to do something like that,
especially in the relationship at this point. And now he
has to go back to the locker room and all
his younger buddies are going to look all like, whoa
did you hear that?
Speaker 1 (32:09):
But hear what that? When they were in college, he
was a bad boy player that didn't want to settle down,
so she dated the backup quarterback to make him jealous,
and now they're married. Like a guy she was dating
the backup was a bad boy. What did you, dude?
Clean your ears out? Matthew Stafford was a gentleman, That's
what she's saying. And she was dating the bad boy,
(32:30):
the backup, a guy he knew to piss him off.
Speaker 6 (32:33):
It was like Stafford was too passive.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
Yes he was casual, Sam, please play it again. He
was casual.
Speaker 4 (32:40):
Wait, so was he trying to casually date?
Speaker 2 (32:42):
And you were all yeah, girl.
Speaker 10 (32:44):
Anyways, long story short, it wasn't that cute of a relationship.
Speaker 2 (32:47):
At first. I hated him, I loved him. I dated
the backup to piss him.
Speaker 11 (32:50):
Off, which yes, he was like, that'll do it.
Speaker 10 (32:53):
He was a bad boy too, like Matthew's so sweet
and southern, gentleman and all stuff.
Speaker 7 (32:57):
And the backup was the complete oppice. Yeah yeah, ooh,
and it upset him.
Speaker 10 (33:02):
So they lived in the same dorm because athletes lived
in the same dorm, and he would see my car
there and so at one point he like waited and
fought and followed me out and got in my car
and wouldn't get.
Speaker 11 (33:13):
Out, and he was like this is so hot, Like
this is yeah.
Speaker 10 (33:18):
I was get out of my car and he's like,
I don't he's not right for you. And I was like, what,
you can't tell me.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
That he was too casual, He wasn't pulling the trigger
on the relationship. So she did what she had to do.
Sounds hot, Erica, I'm sorry, not Erica Eric in Virginia.
What's up? Eric?
Speaker 8 (33:34):
Yeah, I feel like it makes Matt Stafford looks look
better in the long run because I agree with you
that you know she wouldn't have said it on the
podcast if they hadn't talked about it before, and that
means some point in their relationship years after this happened,
he said, I care about you enough that I will
(33:54):
get past this. So if anything ever happens to them
in the future, it's going to pull more people to
his side because they're assume she's done something wrong.
Speaker 1 (34:02):
Again. I feel like you guys all read into this
a bit much. Y. Why is it necessary when this
guy's an uberly successful guy in life? He won the
Life Lottery. Is it really necessary for his wife to
be spilling the beans or the tea or whatever people
are spilling nowadays on things like this, But he doesn't
help his his his image in anyway. I'd wrap it up, Rileyea,
(34:25):
we got to move along, North Dakota. Yeah.
Speaker 8 (34:28):
No, So if my wife did this to me, I'd
be pretty kicked off.
Speaker 1 (34:32):
Yeah with you, But I kind of have a funny
story for you, guys.
Speaker 6 (34:36):
I kind of love the backup point guard.
Speaker 8 (34:38):
When I was playing Colos shoots at a small school
in North Dakota.
Speaker 4 (34:42):
But I was I was.
Speaker 5 (34:44):
Seeing about seven or eight girls, you know, just casual relationships.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
Seven eight girls. I don't believe it was probably more
like two or three had seven women, No, mom, yes,
seven or eight by two or three. Okay, hold on, Riley,
we to go to the update. I thought you were
gonna be quick. Come on, the world's gonna die for.
I want to hear about Riley's eight girlfriends. All right, MANSI,
(35:09):
let's go, let's update the world.
Speaker 12 (35:11):
I wonder how many girlfriends JJ Reddick had. But he
is now the head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers.
That's the big story of the day four year contract.
We don't know how much it is, but the Athletic
reports that it should be in the neighborhood of about
eight million per year. And if you're just wondering when
this all started, apparently Reddick had his first interview with
Rob Polinka May thirteenth during the NBA Draft combine in Chicago.
(35:34):
That's when it all started. More breaking news in the NBA.
ESPN reports of the Bulls are trading two time All
defensive guard Alex Caruso to Okay see for guard Josh Giddy.
Speaker 1 (35:45):
Wow, this just broke.
Speaker 4 (35:47):
In the NBA. Giddy, Giddy, Giddy.
Speaker 12 (35:49):
In the NFL, ESPN also reports that Patriots and running
back Romandre Stevenson riched Ramandre Stevenson reached an agreement four years,
thirty six million, including seventeen million fully guarant heat in baseball,
I'm sorry, Covino, it's been all Orioles against the Yankees.
Eleven three, bottom of the fifth inning.
Speaker 2 (36:06):
What is his?
Speaker 1 (36:07):
Is that why you're sour? Louis yanked so bad?
Speaker 2 (36:09):
How do you say it?
Speaker 1 (36:10):
Luis kill heel king of the Heel.
Speaker 12 (36:13):
Yeah, no, he pitched one in a third inning, gave
up eight hits, seven earned runs and they took him
out immediately. But Aaron Judge did hit a home run.
He's back in the lineup. Twenty seventh homer of the season.
Leeds Major League Baseball Royals beating the Ace three to two.
They're about to start the ninth. Dodgers on top.
Speaker 1 (36:27):
Of the Rockies five to three.
Speaker 12 (36:29):
Bottom of the ninth, Colorado is down to their final
two outs.
Speaker 10 (36:32):
Back to you.
Speaker 1 (36:33):
Guys, thank you, Yes, Riley's story and all all your
feedback next and we'll go old school in fifty hits.
A lot of fun here CNR on FSR yegg Giggy
to Gaget Gigy. We got to go back to Riley
on the phones because fifties hitting like right about now.
(36:53):
You ain't kidding Cavino and Rich Fox Sports Radio Live
from the Tireck dot Com Studios. I don't want to
sound like the Gossipy Love Show, but this is a
story today about Matt Stafford. I think it's a fun start.
I was talking to Io. Was Sam off the air again?
Nobody mad about it? Just oh yeah, well, I said,
it's good banter with just fun banters. I was saying
(37:16):
that dating and relationships are two different things because Ioa
Sam said, what's the old saying? Uh?
Speaker 10 (37:22):
Fair?
Speaker 1 (37:23):
Once all is fair and true love and war. All
is fair in love and war. Now in a relationship,
her marriage, no one wants games or nonsense. But when
you're dating, that whole world is before you really get
to know someone. Everyone has someone you've never met, a
good looking woman that has no dude in her life.
There's someone lingering, a boyfriend, someone she's seeing. Unless you're
(37:46):
you know, you met the person in high school and oh,
we're the only person that the other person's ever dated.
If that's not your story, then you probably stole your
wife from someone else. Riley, North, Dakota, what's up?
Speaker 5 (38:00):
Yeah, Like, I can't remember where we left off at.
Speaker 12 (38:02):
But yeah, like I said, I was.
Speaker 1 (38:04):
You said you had seven, You said you were playing
college ball and you had seven or eight girlfriends.
Speaker 5 (38:10):
Well, yeah, give or take okay.
Speaker 1 (38:12):
Give her take five. Oh, he's the life of Riley.
Speaker 13 (38:15):
Guy.
Speaker 1 (38:16):
Oh when they say life of Riley, he's the life
of Riley. Okay, I continue to Eventually I wanted to dedicate.
Speaker 8 (38:23):
Myself to one of them, so I put all their
names up on a dark board.
Speaker 5 (38:26):
And that's true and dark and the big one of them.
So I hit this one, lady, and you know what,
we've been married for almost twenty years now. It wasn't
a lady I.
Speaker 12 (38:39):
Was trying to hit.
Speaker 8 (38:40):
The one of them trying to hit was six to
one and.
Speaker 1 (38:43):
You know, lean as hell in athletic.
Speaker 2 (38:44):
But the one I hit was five he tall.
Speaker 13 (38:49):
But we're still married.
Speaker 1 (38:50):
That does she know this story? Well? She does now, Okay, okay,
the male Kelly seven. Yeah, here's the point. It might
be the story, but I don't think that's one you
tell in public to embarrasser, you know what I mean.
But I'm glad you found love.
Speaker 6 (39:06):
Riley.
Speaker 1 (39:06):
Yeah, thank you? On Riley? What a what a guy?
All right, let's do it when Old School hits come on?
There's a surgeon.
Speaker 3 (39:15):
Y, what we gonna go back back into town throwing
it back for a Thursday. Old School went fifty hits
at fifty after CNR give you the time capsule topic
and we reminisce together.
Speaker 4 (39:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (39:32):
Well, well, well every Thursday we kick it old school
on a throwback Thursday. And today I saw one of
those movie releases from Hey listen before all of us
in this room, We're born nineteen seventy five was the
year a movie that changed one of your fears for
the rest of your life, and that movie was Jaws.
(39:58):
Jaws came out on this day in nineteen seventy five,
and you know, the fun fact about the movie is
that they don't even show the full shark until an
hour and twenty one minutes into the two hour movie.
Steven Spielberg, they had issues with the shark, but what
ended up happening was the anticipation of the shark was
actually cooler than the robotic shark itself, So I thought
(40:20):
that was always a cool layer of the story. Credit
to the score too, because the score was just frightening.
Two notes. Yeah, that's all you needed. Such a great movie.
In fact, me, who has a hard time watching anything old,
Jaws one of the only movies pre nineteen eighty that
I could get into. It's like Rocky, Jaws and Wizard
(40:41):
of Us, then The Godfather. They might be like four
movies that are acceptable. Star Wars. Right, it's five. So
here's the question. What old school horror movie or TV
show really sort of, as MONSI said, fed you up,
like it really got you scared a llah you can't
drive down a highway behind a truck with logs on
(41:04):
it because of final destination till Yeah, irrational fear is
based on movies or shows that you saw growing up.
On a throwback Thursday, Jaws definitely changed the game. No
one felt safe in the waters ever again. But from
what I understand, like fear of sharks wasn't even a
thing back in the day, Like our parents and grandparents
were like scared of sharks, Like maybe on a once
(41:25):
in a blue movie they're like, was there a shark attack?
But Jaws made the world scared of sharks? What movie
had that effect on you? What freaked you out? Dude?
We'll take your feedback next, Cavin on Rich Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 5 (41:37):
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with uh, what's JJ Redick's podcast Minding the Game? Yeah, So,
welcome to the show, Covino and Rich. We're gonna throw
it back on this Thursday, old school, when fifty hits
the days, the new Friday. You could be back in
l a happy summertime. Let's be rocking out. Oh yes, yes, yes,
(01:07):
go and I'm excited. Why I'm wearing shorts today and
I get to see those stamps. Yeah, eyeing up these
bad boys, Mansy, keep your eyes to yourself. I know
Kevin is wearing some John Stockton's, but relax and look
at Spotty's bulletproof legs. Unbelieve from Conan O'Brien, Danny g
showing some leg today? What up, Danny jew Yo speaking
(01:29):
of a guy with Conan's complexion. Iowa, Sam's here, Iowa say,
and of course Monty on the update time, MANSI.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
Hi, guys, happy first day of summer.
Speaker 1 (01:39):
Yeah, very pumped about it. It's gonna be uh, I
can't even say what I want to say. Oh, come on,
let's hear it. No, it's gonna be a hok toy summer.
It's gonna be a hot toy saver. You know that's
not the only thing that's the longest what what?
Speaker 3 (01:54):
Oh?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
What?
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I'm sorry? What Today's the longest day?
Speaker 5 (01:56):
Is that?
Speaker 6 (01:56):
What?
Speaker 1 (01:56):
Theyday's the longest day the year?
Speaker 7 (01:58):
You did?
Speaker 1 (01:58):
Not that, spot I'm not a nerd like you, are
we sure about that? I mean I am a nerd
like I'm a nerd that doesn't know fings I'm not bad. Well, listen,
we're gonna get to a bunch of today. We'll talk
some MLB. There's a couple of trade rumors in the NBA.
I want to know which one tickles your bung bung
the most. Uh. Like you said, we'll go old school
with fifty hits. But Kelly Stafford got me thinking, honestly,
(02:23):
she needs to zip it. I know that sounds wrong, Okay, Okay,
Harrison Bucker, No, no, I'm just speaking from my own perspective.
Some things just need to be left unsaid. And when
your dude is a high profile QB in the NFL,
you don't throw out certain things that make him look bad. Well,
(02:44):
that's the way I see it.
Speaker 6 (02:45):
What about when you need podcast content?
Speaker 1 (02:47):
Though, Hey, we all need content. You know what I
do is for every time I've offended someone. No, no, no, no,
here's how it works. Look, believe it or not. Rich
and I are professionals in this game. Okay, So we
do have a little a little I guess experience in
this game. And there's some tact involved, meaning everything we
do could be potential content. Any night out, any story
(03:10):
a friend tells you, any gossip, any juice, any relationship drama.
So when you hang out with us or when you
talk to us, that could be heard on the radio
if it's ever something a little personal, just a little
personal or touchy. I give the courtesy to my brother,
to my family members, to my friends, whoever the story
(03:31):
might be about. Hey man, do you mind if I
bring this up? I do because I don't want to
expose them in any way that might make them uncomfortable.
That being said, we don't know if Kelly had that
talk with Matt, but I find out hard to believe
that they did. A lot of times we all change
names exactly. There's there's rules to this game, but I
think everyone's learned this lesson. As Apollo Creed would say,
(03:54):
what don't tell you guys anything the hard way? Yeah,
we've all we've all learned the hard way.
Speaker 8 (04:00):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (04:00):
My friend the Call, who I do a parenting podcast with,
but it's more about smut, Let's be honest. But we
all know are pound the Call. We worked with her
for years at Serious XM. Nothing about parenting on that
podcast and Nicole apparent, but n Call has a story
that's very relevant to this because she went to a
wedding with her husband, and she went on the radio
(04:21):
the next day on Serious XM talking about how the
bride and groom had the most disgusting open mouth first kiss,
and everyone was like, oh, what are they doing? Bar
the bride heard it. Friendship over like I got married
and you made a mockery of my wedding on the radio,
and they're not friends anymore. Not everything's open game. Not
(04:43):
everything is content, and everybody thinks they're content creators. Everybody's
businesses out there, believe it or not. Some people like
to keep some things personal, and there are ways around it. Hey,
it could be a story about me when I was
going through a divorce, right, I'm like, this is kind
of per but it's very relatable. I disguised my story
(05:04):
for about a year about a friend in need named Roger.
I was like, Roger writes us today he's going through
this and that for a year. People were on the
edge of their seat, like, man, I hope this guy
Roger works things out. Covino while it was about me
the whole time, Covino used to refer to his ex
wife while things were going down as his broken TV
(05:24):
and he might need a new TV. Right now, there's
ways to do it without hurting the feelings of other people.
And the reason I came out strong here is because
if you rewind, you look up for complaint yamp Root,
it's pretty good. Kelly Stafford, Matthew Stafford's wife went public
and it caused a little bit of a drama about
(05:45):
his relationship with younger players in the locker room. Now,
what happens in the locker room should stay in the
locker room. Don't tell me that made it extra comfortable
for him back in the day when he said he
wasn't vibing and relating to the younger players, saying locker
room talk, that's locker room talk. No hey, And by
the way, when I'm talking football, that's not a bad thing.
That's exactly what it is, locker room talk. This was
(06:07):
locker room talk one week away from the debate. By
the way, literally was locker room talk. It's a mess.
Don't tell me that it was okay with everybody that
that was said, because it made things awkward for the
team for a minute, and if not in reality for
(06:29):
the team, everybody on the radio, social media speculated on
his relationship with his teammates, and that wasn't fair for
this guy. You remember one of the first times we
saw people being a little too open where it's like, yo,
I don't know if we want this out there. Correct
me if I'm wrong. Was it one of the og
Antonio Brown? Like, Yo, what is he doing? Remember he
(06:51):
went on jeez? Was it? Like? What was the social
media back then? Was that it was gone like vine live?
Remember he was in the locker room. Yeah it was
snapchat because it was no, it was snapchat business in
this booming Oh well in the Steelers' locker room. Was
it was he was wasn't he live streaming one of
Mike Tomlins Like uh yeah, yeah, one of his that
(07:13):
was on Facebook chat? Well whatever, Okay, maybe I think
it was snapface.
Speaker 6 (07:18):
Maybe it was Schad what it is?
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Insta chat? Thank you, Bill Belichick. We were way off.
But what was it, Bill?
Speaker 6 (07:25):
Instant chatter or whatever it is?
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Okay, cool, whatever it is?
Speaker 6 (07:27):
Yeah cool, But I'm not on snapface and all that.
Speaker 5 (07:32):
I know.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
It's tough the day a twenty four year old when
you're not on insta face.
Speaker 6 (07:35):
I know.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
So, Kelly Stafford back to the story, Cavino takes a
stance that I don't I feel like ya. Her and
Matthew have a lovely relationship. You see them together. They
got a beautiful family. I don't think there's any trouble
in paradise for the Staffords. They play. I'm coming from
a place of how I would feel if someone did
this about me. For all I know, Matt Stafford thinks
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everything she says is great, and I'm sure that probably
is the dynamic. But a guy like me is like, whoa,
let me tell you what I'm about before we tell
you what Kelly Stafford said now publicly. One of my
exes try to take a picture of my feet one
day and she's like, I'm posting it on social media.
I'm like, no, you're not. She's like, look at your feet.
(08:18):
I'm like, you're not. Why would you post that on
social media? And you got all mado could get a
laugh at my feet? No thanks? Why would you want
to give the public ammunition? There's enough ammo out there
to make you look like an ass. I don't need
the person closest to me to add to that. And
I know that sounds stupid, but why would you be
I don't show or expose my feet to anybody. Why
(08:39):
would you be doing that to the public, well, so
that everyone can make fun of it, repost it, make
a meme out of it.
Speaker 6 (08:44):
Cavino, when you were away, Does that mean Rich shouldn't
have told the story about your missing ball in high school?
Speaker 1 (08:49):
You know that's fine, that's a true story. Look if
it's if it's fun content, if it's done in fun, right,
I'm all for it. We're on the radio every day,
we're in a book, and that's even more reason why some
people should keep things private. Everything's so open, you know,
there should be some things left amongst.
Speaker 6 (09:09):
Each other and really quick. Back in twenty seventeen, Ab
was in the locker room on Facebook Live.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Oh all right, ioa Sam, but he was so big
on Snapchat.
Speaker 6 (09:17):
I guess remember the first time Sam has been correct
on our show.
Speaker 4 (09:20):
Sam.
Speaker 1 (09:21):
Uh, that's not true. What's here for Sam? Sam? Everybody
Facebook poke for that? Where's the poke? So? You know,
I think this comes down to also, I know it's
I hate when I say this, but because each you know,
situation is going to be different, because some people are like, yeah,
tell my story. I feel like your younger brother gives
(09:43):
us the thumbs up on some pretty personal stories. Yeah,
but you know what, it embarrasses my family. It does.
Speaker 9 (09:48):
Yeah, eah, I mean it's not the first time he's
embarrassed the family.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
But for all we know, Matthew Stafford's like, yo, Kelly,
we have such a great marriage. We have these lovely kids.
I'm making fifty million dollars a year. Everything's great for
the Staffords. He's probably thinking, Yeah, what's the biggest worry.
My wife opens her mouth a bit much on a
podcast and his old gossip base spill in the tea
(10:12):
as they say, Is that really the Stafford's biggest problem?
I bet you he doesn't care even a little bit.
You're probably right, But you know what, there are some
people I would and I don't know how he done.
You have to gauge the person. And I know that again,
that's so so specific because I have a buddy who
I've talked about on our show for years and I
(10:33):
had recently told the story about him and he got
like oddly butt. He like, wo would you say the
certain lines you don't cross and sometimes you find the
hard way what that line is. And I was like
that that you didn't want me to mention on the
radio or on the podcast. But I've told these terrible
stories about you. But this is where the line is. So, hey,
Kelly Stafford talking about back in the day. If you
(10:56):
this the whole setup is because Kelly Stafford was talking
about how she used a quote backup boyfriend to make
Matthew jealous back in the day.
Speaker 4 (11:05):
Wait, so was he trying to casually date?
Speaker 10 (11:07):
And you were all yeah, girl, anyways, long story short,
it wasn't that cute of a relationship.
Speaker 2 (11:11):
At first.
Speaker 4 (11:12):
I hated him.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
I loved him. I dated the backup to piss.
Speaker 11 (11:15):
Him off, which yes, he was like, that'll do it.
Speaker 10 (11:17):
He was the bad boy too, like Matthew is so
sweet and southern gentleman and all stuff, and the backup was.
Speaker 7 (11:23):
The complete opposite. Yeah yeah ooh, and it upset him.
Speaker 10 (11:26):
So they lived in the same dorm because athletes lived
in the same dorm, and he would see my car
there and so at one point he like waited and
fought and followed me out and got in my car
and wouldn't get out.
Speaker 4 (11:38):
Uh, and he was like this is so hot, Like
this is working.
Speaker 10 (11:41):
Yeah, I was get out of my car and he
was like, I don't He's not right for you.
Speaker 2 (11:44):
And I was like, what you can't tell me that.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
I think everything she said crusted Noline. She said, Matthew
is a Southern gentleman. He's the man. He was the
big man on campus. He's a stud, and she was
the jealousy. She was like another guy. She manipulated Matthew
Stafford into a jealous rage to pursue her. That's really
what she did. That's manipulative. And she also used another
(12:10):
man to make him jealous.
Speaker 12 (12:12):
But I think it does not make Matthew Stafford look
good in any way.
Speaker 1 (12:16):
Right, And I believe this is courtesy of the art
of the dialogue is at the name of it. Kelly
Stafford on how she reeled in Matthew Stafford. She used
a backup dude to get him jealous. That's really what
she was saying there. Now, no that shows that he
was the prize. It shows he's the prize. But you
know what happens a bad game of telephone. Because I
(12:37):
believe Monsey and a few other people today we're like,
did you hear about Kelly Stafford. I'm like, what'd she
say now to embarrass her husband?
Speaker 4 (12:44):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (12:44):
That she slept That's what I heard, that she was
sleeping with another dude, her backup dude to me, and
that's not even what she said, but that's what turns
into course, So she's implying.
Speaker 12 (12:55):
But isn't it even worse that it's the backup quarterback,
like in your position, trying to take your job.
Speaker 1 (13:02):
Like, if that's malicious, I think you want to hook
up with the linebacker. I think Kelly. I think Kelly
Stafford the kicker, did nothing, did nothing what other women.
She did nothing different than what other women do in
relationships to to get a party guy to settle down.
She is not a normal girl though, and he's not
(13:24):
a normal god. He's not a normal god. I think
it normalizes them as a couple. Clearly, don't talk about
months when this was y? When was this last personal?
Speaker 6 (13:35):
College?
Speaker 1 (13:36):
Yeah, college at Georgia.
Speaker 6 (13:39):
Not the backup quarterback, by the way, was Joe Cox?
Speaker 1 (13:43):
Even his name is offensive.
Speaker 9 (13:45):
They were in college, It's not like they were adults
and doing this.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
This is what college kids do.
Speaker 12 (13:52):
But what does this do, Like, what does this actually
do to benefit her Matthew.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Stafford, their relations what it humanizes their relationship then and
gets her downloads on her podcast? Yeah, I also think
it's like every time Travis Kelsey mentions Taylor Swift, I'm
sure that episode has one hundred million listeners. It bothers
me that women are so or men are so manipulate,
manipulated in those situations. It wasn't like I loved her,
(14:17):
she loved me. It's like, no, she like almost tricked
him into being with her. That's what I'm getting out
of it. She played with his emotions. But you're sitting
with this other dude, How are you not seeing that?
Everyone does that in dating? Yeah, I don't do that
in the art of the game. The other the game
is I'm trying to I'm trying to court you because
I think you could be for me. I'm not trying
to manipulate you into my life. I mean, did you
(14:39):
forget what dating was like in your high school and
college in I knew you were in your twenties. If
I was really trying to get with somebody in a
real way, I'm not talking about a fling. People want
what they can't have men, especially, that's a calculated way
that I don't behave.
Speaker 9 (14:55):
So if you're not showing the proper attention, like Mancy,
let's say, like we were hanging it out and I
was like, really, not showing you that much attention.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
You're not trying to woo me, not trying to will you,
But you know whatever, I want to spend time with you.
Maybe I'm I'm too cool for school.
Speaker 9 (15:08):
Then you start dating someone else, I'm gonna get on
my game and be like, I got to show you attention.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
Otherwise it's other guy's gonna snatch this guy is. This
guy is full of blooney. This guy's full of blooney, right,
so you'd be okay. So you'd be just full of
Taylor hand he was just in New Jersey. Would be
okay if if your significant other was sleeping with someone
close to you, this guy's full of here's what you're saying.
Here's what you're saying, because your baby, bonehead, you'd be
okay with the woman you love sleeping with someone you're
(15:36):
close to.
Speaker 12 (15:37):
Just well, you don'tay there with the question.
Speaker 1 (15:43):
And that's how the story is interpreted. So she left
it for interpretation. You think you a rich would be
okay if the woman he loved was using someone you
knew very well to make you jealous and sleeping with
that person. So you'd be okay. In other words with
your wife sleep with me back in the day, just
to make you joke. Comito thinks that everyone he's ever
dated was a virgin before him. Apparently, here are you
(16:05):
missing the details of the story. She never said if
Kelly Stafford went on this podcast and she's think, oh my, yeah,
I guess, but just to get Matthew and make them jealous,
I like, bang the whole team. She said nothing like that.
She said she had a backup boyfriend, a backup boyfriend,
that Matthew was a quarterback. But she never sad boy.
She never said anything about sleeping with him or disrespecting.
(16:29):
It's not what she said. And you don't think he
doesn't know. People are gonna find out. I didn't know that. No,
Matthew Stafford. Do you think that he wanted the world
to know that that's something that maybe they should have
kept it themselves. Maybe everybody's different. I'm just saying me personally.
If matt doesn't care, and I believe rich and I
believe that he doesn't, right, because I'm sure they've talked
(16:50):
about it, because this isn't the first time, then it
doesn't matter. But I'm telling you it would matter to me,
right well, this leads me to a little something I
like to call sit back, relax and taking this great
advice from covinon wretch. Because we are besides doing a
(17:10):
sports show here. I'll be honest, I feel like we're
better relationship experts. Well says it. On my business card.
It says radio tycoon relationship exit. That's what it says. Yeah,
based on Kelly Stafford's little advice on hey, I got
him by, you know, making him a little jealous, making
him think, oh he might lose me. What are some
of the tactics that you feel you would pass down to,
(17:31):
let's say one of the young dudes here at work,
or young women like I want some dating advice. What
are some solid, generic pieces of advice that you've learned
over the years. Mine aren't manipulative. Mine are genuine, but
coming from a place of I always sold women on
my goals. I always sold women on what could be
(17:53):
in my dreams. Like my girlfriend now when she met me,
I was living with my sister getting out of a divorce.
I had no money, I was in debt. But I
sold her on my heart and my goals, and she
bought into that. I wasn't using manipulative tactics to pull
her in, And I don't think she was doing that either.
(18:14):
Everyone using some type of tactic to win over the person.
That shows the type of guy you are. Then, not everybody.
Not everyone's putting up some front just to do that.
Not everybody. It's it's like wild to me to think,
did I I'm not talking to a different guy I
knew in the two thousands, or you just didn't know
me that well? Since when was I like a manipulative
(18:36):
guy on that like that? Ever, I don't even think
that calculated. I don't even think that far ahead. I
don't even know what I'm eating later. You think you
think I do that, here's a shot by this conversation,
I'm like baffled.
Speaker 6 (18:50):
That's true. Think of our airport meetup stuff for our
business trips. Covino doesn't know what he's doing until he's there.
Speaker 1 (18:55):
Yeah, I don't think. I don't know what Danny G
thinks or Samuel Samuel thinks. Samuel Amuel, I don't. I
think they would all find you thinking this is grand odd. Yeah,
I'm real happy that the woman I'm with now is
sleeping with some other guy the whole time just to
upset me again. That was again again, that was never
said dating, eating whatever, hanging out whatever, eating dinner. Oh
(19:20):
you're talking about but they didn't even say that. Play
it again, Sam pun intended, how have we never used that?
Speaker 6 (19:27):
Lie here?
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Wait?
Speaker 4 (19:28):
So was he trying to casually date?
Speaker 2 (19:29):
And you were all yeah, girl?
Speaker 10 (19:31):
Anyways, long story short, it wasn't that cute of a relationship.
Speaker 2 (19:34):
At first. I hated him, I loved him. I dated
the backup to piss.
Speaker 11 (19:37):
Him off, which yes, he was like, that'll do it.
Speaker 10 (19:40):
He was a bad boy too, like Matthew is so
sweet and southern gentleman and all stuff, and the backup was.
Speaker 7 (19:46):
The complete opposite. Yeah, yeah, ooh, and it upset him.
Speaker 10 (19:49):
So they lived in the same dorm because athletes lived
in the same dorm, and he would see my car
there and so at one point he like waited and
fought and followed me out and got in my car
and get out.
Speaker 4 (20:00):
Up and he was like this is so hot. Was
like this is working.
Speaker 10 (20:04):
Yeah, I was get out of my car and he's like,
I don't He's not right for you.
Speaker 2 (20:07):
And I was like, you know what, you can't tell me.
Speaker 1 (20:09):
That I dated the backup just to piss him off
is manipulation. He was casual, a bad boy that didn't
want commitment. And you know what, I think you misunderstood
the story because I think when you when she said backup,
you thought backup, dude? No, the backup QB. That's his
friend and he has a horrible name. So your thoughts
(20:31):
eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox it's just fun speculation?
Am I mad at? Anybody know? I'm just a passionate guy.
I just know I wouldn't like that again. Eight seven
seven ninety nine on Fox. I don't know how you
think it's sweet, even she says an insinuator. It's she insinuates.
It was not pretty and the beginning. But you did
think this is a story written in the star, it's
(20:51):
a story of romance. No, it's not. It's not It
ended up nice, But in this moment, this story's not nice.
It ended nice because they have a happy family now,
But I don't see it that way at all.
Speaker 6 (21:05):
MONSI really quick, do you do you like hearing podcasts
like this? Because every time my wife plugs her phone
in when we're in the same car mid sentence, a
podcast that sounds exactly like this comes on the speakers
and she's like oops, and the girls.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
Like and then I got a uti and oh.
Speaker 6 (21:21):
That's a stupid episode.
Speaker 2 (21:23):
Could not care less.
Speaker 1 (21:24):
My wife only listens to that type of stuff Danny
and and Sarah J. Moss novels about, like the weird stuff.
I have no clue about there, But you know there's
other things that you like. We always talk about the
one man to beat theory that's manipulative, and we we
agree with that. The one man to beat theory. You
know what that is, Monsey. It's it's not manipulative. It's
just goal oriented. So if you're interested, if you're interested
(21:50):
in a woman, it's better for her to be in
a bad relationship than single. Like, if you meet a
girl that's single, you're competing have to be bad every
other guy. If you meet a woman who's in a relationship,
it's better because you only need to be better than
her boyfriend.
Speaker 4 (22:08):
Terrible way to think.
Speaker 1 (22:10):
No, it's true because it's easier to compete against one
guy than I never thought of this until I met
my wife and we had a mutual friend, and I
was like, oh, man, Sarah's got a boyfriend and our
friend was like, no, no, this is good because option
A is she's single and there's a million guys hitting
on her. Or now her boyfriend's sort of lame. You're
(22:30):
way cooler. You just need to be better than him.
Speaker 2 (22:32):
And it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1 (22:34):
The one man you gotta you gotta outdo one loser.
It's it's a it's a theory based on on hope
and determination because so many men meet a woman who
could be the one, but she's in a relationship. We're
not saying married, she's just dating somebody, and they're like, ah, man,
I wish I had my shot. No, you just have
(22:55):
one guy to be You actually have a tougher chance
of of of getting with that woman if she was single. Yes,
very you're competing with a lot. No, that makes sense.
Speaker 2 (23:04):
It's just terrible.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
That's the one man to beat theory. Well, hey, your thoughts,
we can move on. But uh hey, Kelly Stafford, Matthew Stafford,
very successful family. Wrap it up like this. I think
when taken into real life, not everyone's wife or girlfriend
has a podcast, but they might. In today's world, there's
certain things that aren't supposed to be brought up in
(23:26):
mixed company. You know that is between you guys, and
if they bring it up at the dinner table and
mixed company, it's embarrassing and you're like kicking each other
in the shintz to zip it. I'll be honest, that's
sort of old school thinking because I think no one
has boundaries anymore, which is a good thing. But that's you.
You lost all your boundaries. You seem to have lost
(23:48):
all your morals. I try to keep them in check
because not everything is an open book. Not everything, And
when it comes to the you know, inner workings of
your relationship, some things should be kept private and that's
for you to figure out. And I'm sure they figured
that out. So again, as long as Matt doesn't care,
then it doesn't matter. But it's just like you guys
(24:10):
are boys. Here's my boy, yo, Matt, what's up? It's
just again, it's a jump off of a conversation. How
would you feel if your wife was saying stuff like
that about you? If it was true and it was
how we met and it was part of our story. Really,
does your wife really like to talk about how you
guys met and your story or are there certain things
that shouldn't come up? That's my wife you're talking about man. Yeah,
(24:33):
because it's right. She had a lingering dude when we met. Obviously,
I just said it. So, Hey, Kelly Stafford, Matthew, I'm sorry, Matt.
Speaker 6 (24:43):
I think he likes he likes to be called Matthew.
Speaker 1 (24:45):
Now Covino calls him Matt. There that tight. I think,
like Kelly Stafford has spoken about, he's Matthew. I call
Matty Matt Yo, Maddy, Matt, Maddy, Matt. How you been
Matty Matt. So we'll take your feedback next about Matty,
Matt and Kelly. I think perfectly normal banter in twenty
twenty four. Covino's like boundary, So your thoughts. Plus, we'll
talk some old today. Some boundaries is in a dirty word, dude.
(25:05):
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I just hope everybody's keeping it in their pans. Everybody's
super excited because we're showing a lot of leg today
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for that and Manzi's got your updates, but we got
to go to your phone calls again. The story today
is that Kelly Stafford was speaking about how well, I mean,
(27:40):
how she got Maddie. Now she manipulated Matt Stafford manipulated dude,
what do you not understand English? Do you need a translator?
What are you getting? And I agree with Mike who
runs his place Mike who runs this place, just came
in here and he goes, dude, he knows right. So
(28:01):
that to be honest, the fact that he said that,
I feel even more right now. He's like the wisest
guy here. He's like the Obi wan Kenobi of the
of the studios. He says, this story that she tells
is a trust killer. And you can't build a relationship
based on manipulation. You can't. You can't. And you and
(28:21):
big Mike who run this place, so how can you
say this is a good thing? You know? It makes
me realize how easily manipulated a lot of dumb ass
men are. And this isn't just some regular dumb ass guy.
This is the head cornerback. This is Matt Stafford. We're
talking about. If you want some If you want some
lazy you know, dumpy girl from boyfriend, husband or wife
(28:44):
and it's easy to get, then have at it, lazy bums. Hey, dude,
this could be the truth for a lot of people.
Do you want it? Broadcast it all over the place.
Here's my thinking. I wrote this down because it's just
says it all you wrote down because your pea brain,
you're gonna forget your own thoughts, be real about it.
In relationships, I'm anti games, little tactics in a relationship.
(29:09):
In a marriage that is just toxic. That's the worst.
Now in the pursuit of a woman, in the pursuit
of a man, lady's in the pursuit of in the
dating world, before you know someone and what they're made
of and who they are. To say that you haven't
done these little moves to get someone's attention, that's like saying, oh,
is it manipulative If a girl dresses a little extra
(29:30):
sexy around a guy she has a crush on, or
a guy tries to show off in front, like you're
making it seem like these are big differences. These are
just implying, implying, And the story is it was told
to me. It's not what she says. I want to
make that very clear. It's not what she says. But
she's implying that she was dating maybe backup quarterback just
to piss off and it seemed like he was a
(29:51):
major ahole type of guy, just to upset Matt Stafford. Okay,
I I look at it as she had a crush
on the dude and he was a As she said,
if you want to play the clip again. She said
he was a bad boy. Uh, he was like big
man on campus and sometimes you got to place, you know,
play your cards. Right, come on, let's go to the phones.
(30:14):
You want to go to the phones because in New York,
what's up, Bruno Brooklyn.
Speaker 5 (30:19):
Tell them and good afternoon, good morning, and whatever it is. Hey, listen,
I gotta just say this. I think this chick is
pure evil with this play. And the only reason why
I say that is this. I can listen to the clip.
Imagine she's telling that story and she says, hey, listen,
I did this kind a little bit of remorse, but
there's no remorse. She's got glee, like I stuck him
with a fork and I twisted it. And the bottom
(30:39):
line is, but.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
They're happily married with you, dude. Guess what. He was
also a guy with a bright future signing fat contracts,
and that's how she sort of manipulated this dude, that's
what she's saying. You know again, I know he ended it.
He didn't want only he didn't want to date sirius.
She said he was very he was a casual bad boy,
(31:01):
and you know what, he didn't want to settle. So
she started dating a dude and he got jealous, and
that's how I don't see how it does a problem. Then,
can you see what I wrote? I look, this is
what I wrote in parentheses, exactly what that dude said.
I don't want to even say it because I don't
want to be too strong on my opinion here, because
I don't know Kelly, and I don't know what they've
(31:22):
discussed and what's okay in their relationship. Trying to be
fair about it, I'm saying from the outside looking in,
that sounds like what gold diggers do, manipulative people. They
were friends in college. You don't think she knew Matt
Stafford had a pretty bright future ahead of him. Mario
in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5 (31:41):
Hey, he was going after her, by the way, but.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
How are you missing that part? What's up?
Speaker 6 (31:47):
Mario?
Speaker 5 (31:47):
Hey? How are you guys? I love listening to you guys.
You cracked me up.
Speaker 13 (31:51):
Thanks many.
Speaker 1 (31:53):
Well, Yeah, I feel like.
Speaker 5 (31:55):
It's a weird flex for her to do something like that,
especially in the relationship at this point. And now he
has to go back to the locker room and all
his younger buddies are going to look all like, whoa
did you hear that?
Speaker 1 (32:09):
But hear what that? When they were in college, he
was a bad boy player that didn't want to settle down,
so she dated the backup quarterback to make him jealous,
and now they're married. Like a guy she was dating
the backup was a bad boy. What did you, dude?
Clean your ears out? Matthew Stafford was a gentleman, That's
what she's saying. And she was dating the bad boy,
(32:30):
the backup, a guy he knew to piss him off.
Speaker 6 (32:33):
It was like Stafford was too passive.
Speaker 1 (32:35):
Yes he was casual, Sam, please play it again. He
was casual.
Speaker 4 (32:40):
Wait, so was he trying to casually date?
Speaker 2 (32:42):
And you were all yeah, girl.
Speaker 10 (32:44):
Anyways, long story short, it wasn't that cute of a relationship.
Speaker 2 (32:47):
At first. I hated him, I loved him. I dated
the backup to piss him.
Speaker 11 (32:50):
Off, which yes, he was like, that'll do it.
Speaker 10 (32:53):
He was a bad boy too, like Matthew's so sweet
and southern, gentleman and all stuff.
Speaker 7 (32:57):
And the backup was the complete oppice. Yeah yeah, ooh,
and it upset him.
Speaker 10 (33:02):
So they lived in the same dorm because athletes lived
in the same dorm, and he would see my car
there and so at one point he like waited and
fought and followed me out and got in my car
and wouldn't get.
Speaker 11 (33:13):
Out, and he was like this is so hot, Like
this is yeah.
Speaker 10 (33:18):
I was get out of my car and he's like,
I don't he's not right for you. And I was like, what,
you can't tell me.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
That he was too casual, He wasn't pulling the trigger
on the relationship. So she did what she had to do.
Sounds hot, Erica, I'm sorry, not Erica Eric in Virginia.
What's up? Eric?
Speaker 8 (33:34):
Yeah, I feel like it makes Matt Stafford looks look
better in the long run because I agree with you
that you know she wouldn't have said it on the
podcast if they hadn't talked about it before, and that
means some point in their relationship years after this happened,
he said, I care about you enough that I will
(33:54):
get past this. So if anything ever happens to them
in the future, it's going to pull more people to
his side because they're assume she's done something wrong.
Speaker 1 (34:02):
Again. I feel like you guys all read into this
a bit much. Y. Why is it necessary when this
guy's an uberly successful guy in life? He won the
Life Lottery. Is it really necessary for his wife to
be spilling the beans or the tea or whatever people
are spilling nowadays on things like this, But he doesn't
help his his his image in anyway. I'd wrap it up, Rileyea,
(34:25):
we got to move along, North Dakota. Yeah.
Speaker 8 (34:28):
No, So if my wife did this to me, I'd
be pretty kicked off.
Speaker 1 (34:32):
Yeah with you, But I kind of have a funny
story for you, guys.
Speaker 6 (34:36):
I kind of love the backup point guard.
Speaker 8 (34:38):
When I was playing Colos shoots at a small school
in North Dakota.
Speaker 4 (34:42):
But I was I was.
Speaker 5 (34:44):
Seeing about seven or eight girls, you know, just casual relationships.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
Seven eight girls. I don't believe it was probably more
like two or three had seven women, No, mom, yes,
seven or eight by two or three. Okay, hold on, Riley,
we to go to the update. I thought you were
gonna be quick. Come on, the world's gonna die for.
I want to hear about Riley's eight girlfriends. All right, MANSI,
(35:09):
let's go, let's update the world.
Speaker 12 (35:11):
I wonder how many girlfriends JJ Reddick had. But he
is now the head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers.
That's the big story of the day four year contract.
We don't know how much it is, but the Athletic
reports that it should be in the neighborhood of about
eight million per year. And if you're just wondering when
this all started, apparently Reddick had his first interview with
Rob Polinka May thirteenth during the NBA Draft combine in Chicago.
(35:34):
That's when it all started. More breaking news in the NBA.
ESPN reports of the Bulls are trading two time All
defensive guard Alex Caruso to Okay see for guard Josh Giddy.
Speaker 1 (35:45):
Wow, this just broke.
Speaker 4 (35:47):
In the NBA. Giddy, Giddy, Giddy.
Speaker 12 (35:49):
In the NFL, ESPN also reports that Patriots and running
back Romandre Stevenson riched Ramandre Stevenson reached an agreement four years,
thirty six million, including seventeen million fully guarant heat in baseball,
I'm sorry, Covino, it's been all Orioles against the Yankees.
Eleven three, bottom of the fifth inning.
Speaker 2 (36:06):
What is his?
Speaker 1 (36:07):
Is that why you're sour? Louis yanked so bad?
Speaker 2 (36:09):
How do you say it?
Speaker 1 (36:10):
Luis kill heel king of the Heel.
Speaker 12 (36:13):
Yeah, no, he pitched one in a third inning, gave
up eight hits, seven earned runs and they took him
out immediately. But Aaron Judge did hit a home run.
He's back in the lineup. Twenty seventh homer of the season.
Leeds Major League Baseball Royals beating the Ace three to two.
They're about to start the ninth. Dodgers on top.
Speaker 1 (36:27):
Of the Rockies five to three.
Speaker 12 (36:29):
Bottom of the ninth, Colorado is down to their final
two outs.
Speaker 10 (36:32):
Back to you.
Speaker 1 (36:33):
Guys, thank you, Yes, Riley's story and all all your
feedback next and we'll go old school in fifty hits.
A lot of fun here CNR on FSR yegg Giggy
to Gaget Gigy. We got to go back to Riley
on the phones because fifties hitting like right about now.
(36:53):
You ain't kidding Cavino and Rich Fox Sports Radio Live
from the Tireck dot Com Studios. I don't want to
sound like the Gossipy Love Show, but this is a
story today about Matt Stafford. I think it's a fun start.
I was talking to Io. Was Sam off the air again?
Nobody mad about it? Just oh yeah, well, I said,
it's good banter with just fun banters. I was saying
(37:16):
that dating and relationships are two different things because Ioa
Sam said, what's the old saying? Uh?
Speaker 10 (37:22):
Fair?
Speaker 1 (37:23):
Once all is fair and true love and war. All
is fair in love and war. Now in a relationship,
her marriage, no one wants games or nonsense. But when
you're dating, that whole world is before you really get
to know someone. Everyone has someone you've never met, a
good looking woman that has no dude in her life.
There's someone lingering, a boyfriend, someone she's seeing. Unless you're
(37:46):
you know, you met the person in high school and oh,
we're the only person that the other person's ever dated.
If that's not your story, then you probably stole your
wife from someone else. Riley, North, Dakota, what's up?
Speaker 5 (38:00):
Yeah, Like, I can't remember where we left off at.
Speaker 12 (38:02):
But yeah, like I said, I was.
Speaker 1 (38:04):
You said you had seven, You said you were playing
college ball and you had seven or eight girlfriends.
Speaker 5 (38:10):
Well, yeah, give or take okay.
Speaker 1 (38:12):
Give her take five. Oh, he's the life of Riley.
Speaker 13 (38:15):
Guy.
Speaker 1 (38:16):
Oh when they say life of Riley, he's the life
of Riley. Okay, I continue to Eventually I wanted to dedicate.
Speaker 8 (38:23):
Myself to one of them, so I put all their
names up on a dark board.
Speaker 5 (38:26):
And that's true and dark and the big one of them.
So I hit this one, lady, and you know what,
we've been married for almost twenty years now. It wasn't
a lady I.
Speaker 12 (38:39):
Was trying to hit.
Speaker 8 (38:40):
The one of them trying to hit was six to
one and.
Speaker 1 (38:43):
You know, lean as hell in athletic.
Speaker 2 (38:44):
But the one I hit was five he tall.
Speaker 13 (38:49):
But we're still married.
Speaker 1 (38:50):
That does she know this story? Well? She does now, Okay, okay,
the male Kelly seven. Yeah, here's the point. It might
be the story, but I don't think that's one you
tell in public to embarrasser, you know what I mean.
But I'm glad you found love.
Speaker 6 (39:06):
Riley.
Speaker 1 (39:06):
Yeah, thank you? On Riley? What a what a guy?
All right, let's do it when Old School hits come on?
There's a surgeon.
Speaker 3 (39:15):
Y, what we gonna go back back into town throwing
it back for a Thursday. Old School went fifty hits
at fifty after CNR give you the time capsule topic
and we reminisce together.
Speaker 4 (39:32):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (39:32):
Well, well, well every Thursday we kick it old school
on a throwback Thursday. And today I saw one of
those movie releases from Hey listen before all of us
in this room, We're born nineteen seventy five was the
year a movie that changed one of your fears for
the rest of your life, and that movie was Jaws.
(39:58):
Jaws came out on this day in nineteen seventy five,
and you know, the fun fact about the movie is
that they don't even show the full shark until an
hour and twenty one minutes into the two hour movie.
Steven Spielberg, they had issues with the shark, but what
ended up happening was the anticipation of the shark was
actually cooler than the robotic shark itself, So I thought
(40:20):
that was always a cool layer of the story. Credit
to the score too, because the score was just frightening.
Two notes. Yeah, that's all you needed. Such a great movie.
In fact, me, who has a hard time watching anything old,
Jaws one of the only movies pre nineteen eighty that
I could get into. It's like Rocky, Jaws and Wizard
(40:41):
of Us, then The Godfather. They might be like four
movies that are acceptable. Star Wars. Right, it's five. So
here's the question. What old school horror movie or TV
show really sort of, as MONSI said, fed you up,
like it really got you scared a llah you can't
drive down a highway behind a truck with logs on
(41:04):
it because of final destination till Yeah, irrational fear is
based on movies or shows that you saw growing up.
On a throwback Thursday, Jaws definitely changed the game. No
one felt safe in the waters ever again. But from
what I understand, like fear of sharks wasn't even a
thing back in the day, Like our parents and grandparents
were like scared of sharks, Like maybe on a once
(41:25):
in a blue movie they're like, was there a shark attack?
But Jaws made the world scared of sharks? What movie
had that effect on you? What freaked you out? Dude?
We'll take your feedback next, Cavin on Rich Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 5 (41:37):
Dude,
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