June 26, 2024 • 55 mins
C&R honor The Captain on his 50th birthday! They also debate all the myths surrounding Jeter & women. They talk old actors/singers, Creed, Biz Markie & Brock Purdy! Alex Morgan news sparks some more Caitlin Clark comments & there's a Hunter Greene puke story! The crew and callers share stories of when they embarrassed themselves by hurling. A coach broke a promise only hours old. There's an epic call from Minnesota! Plus, 'MID WEAK MAJOR' brings the heat!
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
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The legend. I can't think of anybody who was a
better role model that you love this guy more than
your TEETHA hold on, I led with my ditha. Now
I'm gonna give you the real piece of the story.
I can't think of anybody who was under a bigger
microscope in the biggest city and just led by example,
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role model, champion, all around winner, anyone who may have
had more of a perfect career in his personal life
and his professional life than the birthday man boy. Today.
I see boy because I still picture him forever young,
back in ninety five. Happy fiftieth, a milestone birthday to
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the Captain, my hero, Derek Cheeter two.
Speaker 2 (01:21):
Now we a to share a memory, probably.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
When we experienced our parents or our friend's parents turning
fifty and I just remember as a kid, my buddy Barry,
we called him Barnando. We called him Barnando because he
liked Hispanic women. So that's a true story. I was
Sam for his dating reasons. He was we have a buddy,
Barry who started dating these hot He dated two different
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hot Dominican girls.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
Yeah, he had two girlfriends at one time.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
He started shaving his sideburns real thin, and he's like, yo, guys,
like what I'm with these girls. I'm bout nondo.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
And their names were Diana Diana, and they rolled together.
They knew about it. So anyway, Bernando, his dad was
one of the first dads of my crew who turned
fifty back in the day. And I just remember thinking, man, Barnando,
your dad is ancient. And thank god his dad's still around.
He's still looking great. But at the time, when you're
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a kid, fifty sounds so old and it is a
coming of age sort of thing when you realize guys
like Derek Jeter, it may have been Mickey Mantle for
some generations, could have been Ken Griffy Junior when the
kid became a man. When Derek Jeter becomes fifty, you're like, dang,
that says something, man. Yeah, you make That's a great
point because if you're roughly forty yesh, if your late thirties,
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late forties, fifty was a birthday that you probably have
clear memories of, like your dad or uncle or mom
having like a fiftieth birthday party. And now that you
know they're far beyond that and you're inching up to that, well,
you saw the evolution like we just saw a legend
pass to say, hey, kid, right, everybody saw his life.
We saw his entire life. Old people lived it with him.
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Ninety three years he lasted. But Derek Jeter fifty and again,
I think of him as a kid because he was
the youngest guy on the team when that dynasty began again.
He came up in ninety five when they made the playoffs.
Donnie Baseball was still on that team, but in ninety
six Rookie of the Year. He's a young guy that
sort of led the team. They fed off his young
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guy energy. And to no Cavino is to know that
he swings from Derek Jeter like Tarzan on a vine.
That's okay, man. Everybody should have role models. Everybody should
have role models like Derek Jeter. The point is the
guy did it, and he did it right under again,
the biggest microscope in the world.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
Not a lot of people could say that.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
I think Aaron Judge does a great job of leading
by example. But Derek Jeter wrote the blueprint. So again,
happy birthday to him. And I say, professionally, it seemed
like he had the perfect career, but man Rich personally,
I also think he did it right. Can I tell
you I talked to some of the young editors here. Yeah,
and would you believe that? Much like when you ask
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a young person, hey, what details do you know about
Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, it's usually just all they
had an affair. Sometimes you'll hear, oh, I know about
the dress and what about the droves, because you don't
learn that in school. Your social studies teacher isn't like
and then he took a cigar, and what No, kids
don't know about the cigar. Nick Cope might not know
(04:27):
about the cigar, huh. So the same way, a younger
person doesn't have all the details of maybe what Bill
Clinton and Monica Lewinsky did because you don't learn that
in social studies if you weren't around or specifically in
New York where we lived at the time. Derek Jeter.
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I was telling Ian and Dean, who were in the
editing room. I was saying, listen, if you bumped into
any group of hawkgirls in the two thousands, one girl and.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
The crew, well, we grew up in the trist so
trying to make that clear.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
Yeah, Connecticut, New York, Manhattan, Brooklyn, wherever the heck you were.
If you bumped into a group of like five hawk girls.
I don't know if this even existed out here in
La Danny with a particular athlete, but there was always
one girl in the hot crew. Yeah, Jessica, Yeah, what
about her? No, she used to sleep with Derek Cheeter.
Every group of girls. You could be at any hot club,
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bar or anything. If there was a group of hotties,
one of them was like, don't say anything, but Kristen
and Richie's with Derek Jeter. We were in different circles
at that stage of our life. And I knew the
girls that bragged about that.
Speaker 3 (05:38):
Out here back in the day. That was Marcus Allen.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
Oh really he got around huh the ladies man? Oh,
Grady Sizemore. Was that a guy maybe out in Clee?
Was he in Cleveland? Where was that guy.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
I remember people thinking he was well now and.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
Now I just know that you have a thing for
Grady Sizemore, the size more great name.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
By the way, But Jeter was that guy. He really was.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
If there was a hot girl at any bar, she
was the one that supposedly got with him. And even
with that reputation, he was able to get by without
any controversy, which is amazing because he gave out gift baskets,
which he later denied. That's the room. But that was
the other rumor that the younger people might not know. Yeah,
but he laughed about he said, come on now, he
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actually said, that's far from the truth. But then there's
other people that say, no, that really happened. I don't
know that an urban legend. There were stories that urban
legends that Jeter would send the beautiful woman off with
a gift bag including sign memorabilia for her to give
her family, like, hey, you got with Jeter, But you
know what, man, here's a sign, baseball and a bat
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and uh oh, you know, maybe a bottle of water
and a little gift bag. I have a good one.
It was a magical career that he lived. That I did,
I did, I did. I did believe and what he did,
so you so easily believe him saying no, that's not true.
Now I believe there's some truth to it. Maybe, but
he's he dismissed. I'm saying for the record, he dismissed it.
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And there was another story that I that was hilarious,
which was one of the girls Jeter hooked up with
back in the day. M HM said that he watched
highlights of himself while they were getting it on and
he said out loud, yeah jeets, yeah jeets. And that
was a sound bite on our TV show in New
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York for a long time.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
Yeah jeets, yeah jeets, yeah jeets.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
So I believe that's by the way, I believe all
means we're gonna smoke this fire. There could be some
truth to it, and I know it might be a
major eye roll for people who didn't grow up rooting
for the guy. There's a whole thing where people say
he's the most overrated guy in sports, and I have
to say, look at the stats. He's the only Yankee
with over three thousand hits. Give me a break when
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we have all these legends that played for the Yankees
and he's the only guy. What do you smoke? Trust me,
stop hating. I do not like the Yankees one percent.
That guy was so clutched, and I can't deny how
clutch Derek Jeter was the only guy that raveled.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
His clutchness is big Poppy.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
The way he came through for the Red Sox is
the same way Derek Jeter time and time and time
again came through in big moments for the Yankees. He
came through when it mattered, and he has one of
those abilities that you hear about in sports, the ability
to slow down the big moments and capitalize in that situation. Now,
I gotta ask, I mean eight seven, seven, nine nine
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on Fox, or you know, go to Danny or Iowa
Santa start spotty, Nick Cope. Anyone want to chime in
when I say those stories from back in the day,
those rumors, do you believe it or not? Like, do
you believe Derek Jeter was giving out gift baskets? Do
you believe Derek Jeter watched highlights of himself while he
was getting it on and said, yeah, jeets.
Speaker 3 (08:48):
That that part I think might be a stretch. He
definitely took all the girl's cell phones and put him
in a basket when they entered.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
Of course, you can't blame him. The dude was own
New York.
Speaker 3 (08:59):
He was on top of the world, and then he
was an early investor in edible arrangements.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
You know, absolute who knows if there's truth to that.
But here is some actual, factual truth, and that is
that Derek Jeter's dating diamond, we call it the cnr
ass resume is top not stellar for the time. I
mean back in the day, you know, when people were
a little more open about talking about, Hey, I god
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with this person, I got with this person. Now Kelly
Stafford's the only one that talks about it. But back
in the day when people would kiss and tell. And
by the way, Kelly Stafford now apologizing to the Cox family.
I don't know if you heard that side story, but
I digest. Maybe you'll hear about it in Midweek Major.
The Derek Jeter diamond of beautiful women he's been with
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his next level and again again for the time especially,
you don't want to sound a Stovonn would say, you
don't want to sound like a pervert. No, not a
per vert. This is more like you gotta tip your
Yankees cap you don't want to, you don't want to
sound like a creepo, but there's nothing creepy about acknowledging
someone's beauty. And they're like, wow, man, that there's nothing.
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I had an eye, not even not only an eye
at the plate. He had an eye with the ladies,
good eye. Good ah. I mean again, nothing wrong with
acknowledging beauty. And to think that Derek Jeter dated most
of the beautiful who's who of the moment just shows
that while he was so focused on the diamond, no
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matter what, you always have time for women relationships.
Speaker 2 (10:40):
I look at it the other way.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
Actually, I look at it the exact opposite way, meaning
although he was dealing with Mariah Carey and Jessica Alba,
he still had the ability to focus on winning. That's
how I see. Oh, I look at it like Derek
Jeter was so focused on the diamond that like, I'm
shocked how he was able to date and you know,
be associated with Minka Kelly, Tyra Banks, his wife, Hannah Davis, Vanessa,
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Manilo Scarlett, Johansson, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel. He was Jessica Simpson,
shy of the Jessica trifecta in the two thousand exactly,
and again at the time. You know, some younger guys
like like Ian and Nicope might not realize, but yeah,
Vanessa Manilo and Ordana Brewster. At that time, these were
the top notch women in Hollywood. So again, which was
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the most impressive. I'll just throw them out there again
in in left field? Are you really gonna read this meme? No?
Speaker 2 (11:39):
No, okay, fine?
Speaker 1 (11:41):
Mariah Carey, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Vanessa Manilo, Scarlett, Johansson,
Adriana Lima, Victoria's Secrets model, Jordana Brewster. You probably remember
her from Fast and Furious. Minka Kelly Tyra Banks and
his beautiful wife Hannah Davis.
Speaker 2 (11:54):
They now have kids.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
Even the way in which he led his career and
then started a family I thought was awesome. The only
downside of that is your kids never got to see
you play. But he focused on his career then had
kids with the right woman when he was ready. The
only bummer, that's the only the only bummer of becoming
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a dad at forty ish like Jeter did, is that
while you were able to focus on the sport, dating
having fun.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
He's also looking for that right one too.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
But you're you know, the bummer is that you are
then an older dad, which you know we all are
a little bit. I had my second kid at forty.
I'm still in the game. I might be the oldest
dad for all we know. I think you're still in
the game. I'm pretty sure I'm in the game. Yeah,
so I got no hate on that. I think he
handled everything perfectly. I know it sounds a little eyrolly,
like I said, but much how they say, have you
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ever heard this saying that the closest thing to a
perfect movie is Back to the Future. I don't know
if if you realize that's what they say about it.
When people say just everything from the storyline to the nostalgia,
to the way it shot, everything about Back to the Future.
If there's the closest thing to wow, the closest thing
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to a perfect the soundtrack to score Back to the Future,
what would you change about Back to the Future. And
it's damn near perfect. People of all generations still appreciate
it because a classic stands the test of time. That's
how I feel about not Derek Jeter, but Derek Jeter's career.
I really think it was damn near perfect except his hairline.
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I mean he even I mean he looks like Kyu now,
but you know he still pulls it off. He still
looks great now he's broadcasting. But on his fiftieth it
does take you back, and it does remind you of
how much time has gone by and how fast it
went by. When you see a guy like that who's
forever young in our minds as a fifty year old
now so and again, fifty is the new not the
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dump on being fifty, No, the new on forty thirty.
So it's not what it used to be. Make the
numbers work for you, fifties and new thirty. But there's
two questions here. Do you believe the old school jeter rumors?
That's a silly part of the thought, funny, The more
like relatable part of the thought is who is that
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for you? What athlete, what actor, what musician? When you
see how they've aged, it makes you say, oh crap,
time's flying because I got one. And you know, I'm
more of a kid in the nineties and a kid
of the eighties. But when I see John bon Jovi
with bright white hair, now I'm like bon Jovi he's
like Phil Donna because he looks like Leslie Nielsen. What
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is going on? Leslie Nielsen's lead singer of bon Jovi,
John bon Jovi Man, Yeah, look, he still looks good,
handsome older guy, but yeah before you know it now
and he's old as hell. Uh And I say that respectful.
When you see Pam Anderson and you're like, you know,
she's just an older woman now, you're like, yeah, she
was the pin up girl when I was in high school. Like,
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these are the things that your parents told you about
when your parents came home from their high school reunion
with some polaroids. Steven, you don't understand she was the
prettiest girl in school. And look at her now and
she shows you some hag and you're like, oh my god,
I'm no way. You know, we experienced the same things
they warned us. I think the same way our parents
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probably saw the late great Willie Mays or Mantle or
you know, the greats of their time. I think the
number one answer for our generation might be King Griffy Junior.
I agree with you because as superstar that everybody could
relate to. Barry Bonds is a little younger and he
looks fantastic. And when you start letting that gray come in,
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if you're a black man, it ages you a lot.
Like when I saw Kevin Hart on his last vesial,
I'm like, keV looks great. If he did a little
just for men on that beard, he looked thirty five.
So when I saw King Griffy Junior, especially at that
special game recently to pay tribute to the Negro League,
when he was up there. When he was up there,
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I was like, Yo, Griffy looks good. But he got
the great goatee. He's got a little bit of a belly.
And I remember him with the backwards hat and old
people being like his nickname was the kid your hat
around like you know, people were you know Griffy Jr.
You had his rookie card for you know, goodness. Again,
everybody has this feeling with somebody different. It's generational, right,
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Like when Jerry West passed away, my mom was like,
I still pictured Jerry West? Is it? I used to
watch him play basketball. He's like a lot of time
has passed, Mom, right for us, I think you're right.
I think that's ken Griffy Junior could take it off
to sports for a minute, and dude, have you seen
Fred Durst of Limp Biscuit lately? I'm like, who's that
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old man Winter the lead singer? What band is this?
And He's like, yeah, Chocolate Starfish And I'm like, oh
my goodness. He has a gray beard. Now, And as
you know, I'm a big rock fan, so I'm very
well aware of this, but not everybody is. He just
rolls with that old guy Santa Claus beard. Now, well,
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I'm not listen. I don't want this to be a
dump on people conversation. No, but look, Lynbiskus still rotting.
But you know, there's there's a guy that I'm a
super fan of, probably because I'm originally from Long Island. Hey,
we're all going to get there. Yeah, some of us
are there already. I just use a lot of hair dye.
I am a super fan because probably, like I said,
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I grew up on Long Island. But I've seen him
in concert. He still brings it. It's just when I
see videos from the eighties before I really would understand him.
You know, I was a little boy. Yeah, Billy Joe
was dating like Ell McPherson, Christy Brinkley. He had the
afro he was still rock and road to me, Billy
Joe with his leather jacket and you know, with a
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cigarette in his hand. Now, Billy Joel's like hobbled around
the stage with the shaved head. He's like old ass
Billy Joel. I love everybody. Yeah, you can't beat father Time,
But as we were once told by Steve Harvey, there's
honor in the fight.
Speaker 4 (18:07):
I am a big fan of Peter Gabriel and if
you look at him when he was what he looked
like in the eighties and nineties and today, big difference.
Speaker 3 (18:15):
It's a lot. It's a Billy Joel effect.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
Let me tell you my our family members that are
you know, big James Taylor fans. And I think James Tawln,
I'm like, what a great singer songwriter he was like
our parents, John Mayer. Look at the album mud Slide
Slip looks nothing like the James Taylor you know. I
picture like, oh, he looks like your friendly uncle, you know, yeah,
you know James Taylor.
Speaker 2 (18:36):
He was a handsome dude. Yeah he was.
Speaker 1 (18:39):
I used to think he looked like because my dad
has that look back in the seventies, right, Yeah, Like
my dad was a rock star, no way, so Frank Zappa, Yeah,
the long hair and the mustache and everything. So again, look,
it happens everybody. You can't outrun it. Father times undefeated,
there's honor in the fight. By no means are we
saying fifties over the hill. But it is crazy to
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think that Derek Jeter again stellar career is fifty. Today.
I find myself watching some random old school wrestling clips
here and there. Yeah, and you know, sadly a lot
of those guys are gone, but even the generation after
our childhood, there's probably twenty and thirty year olds that
are like, yeah, I can't get with John Cena's bald spot. Yeah,
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because John Cena was like the young guy. Now Johnson
has got the slick back hair and he's like, I
think that's part of it too.
Speaker 2 (19:26):
It's easily fixable if.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
John still spraye lits say, if you're John Cena, hims
little Roman, do something.
Speaker 2 (19:33):
If you're you know, so, I don't know. I think
he spurling, I do something.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
I enjoy Johnsena's movies too and everything. It's just I'm like, dude, dude,
I think there's something to it too. I think they
have to really represent youth in a lot of ways,
represented the kid.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
He was youthful again. John Cena was the young guy
in the w w E.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
He was great in Ricky Stinicky. By the way, Derek
Jeter was the young guy on that dynasty. He was
the young dude on that team, Rookie of the Year.
I think that's what also makes you feel a little
something more when you when you think of those adults. Hey,
happy five, Oh to number two, Derek Jita, number two,
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celebrating his fiftieth birthday. That's your Bob Shepherd. Bro, it's
kind of whack. Would give me yours now budding number two,
Derek Jita, number two, number two. I did that. You
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know what I thought was cool? Number two. He always
after Atlantic. He's got there, you know. After Bob Sheppard
passed away, I thought it was cool that at Derek
Judor's last All Star game. It's a fun fact they
used Bob Shepherd's intro for Derek Jeter.
Speaker 2 (20:51):
Well, he used it after he died.
Speaker 1 (20:53):
Even even in his last game at Yankee Stadium, they
would they would break out the recording of Bob Shepherd
because Jeter just requested, And I thought that was pretty awesome, honestly, bro.
Speaker 2 (21:02):
Because he did everything right. He really did stop from him.
Speaker 1 (21:06):
Hey, you gotta you gotta give credit when credits due
an amazing career. Happy birthday to the Captain Derek gene
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Speaker 1 (22:35):
Now let's go back to Cavino and rich Hey, Nick,
did you say Mexico over Venezuela, Mexico vena. That's the
matchup tonight Eastern. Hey, can I get a grito for
good luck? Iowa?
Speaker 3 (22:44):
Sam?
Speaker 1 (22:45):
Or No? Maybe a grito for Mexico? I thank you?
You wanted to live? No, No, that was good. I
had the recorded one ready to go. Two notes from
Nikops up date. The NBA money is silly. I don't
need to harp on it anymore. But BAM's a great player.
But that's fifty five a year over three years, three years,
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one sixty six, that's you know, that's wild wild, But hey,
congrats to him. And the other thought was, damn, now
I forgot my Oh, don't hurt yourself, rich Man Man
team's coming out of his ears.
Speaker 3 (23:21):
That basketball money, though I already bought baby CoA a
nerf basketball who goes on the door.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
Got to start him earlier.
Speaker 3 (23:28):
Yeah, I've been lifting him up, shooting over his head
two handed.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
That's right. We couldn't make it, but hopefully our kids could.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
Damn it. No, I'll never remember, Nick. What are you saying?
The update again? Oh?
Speaker 3 (23:38):
Over again?
Speaker 7 (23:40):
Matt Ishbia trying to put down Kevin Durant rumors the
Sun's owner. Uh, Anthony Richardson's gonna be fine for training.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
Can that's good?
Speaker 8 (23:50):
Uh?
Speaker 7 (23:50):
Georgia beating Portugal in the Euro's biggest upset. A, yes, yes.
Speaker 1 (23:59):
You know you gotta. Why don't you have a pen?
I haven't right here, You're like the waiter who doesn't
write it down. I got a cheese b He's like,
I got it to worry and you're like you sure
you don't want to write it down?
Speaker 7 (24:12):
Wait?
Speaker 1 (24:13):
And I hate you? But hold on, cheezburk, No mayo,
I got you? Okay? Cool? Alex Morgan not on the team.
It's even more evident now than ever. In another women's sport,
breaking records with the numbers for Angel Reese and Caitlyn
Clark makes you just realize how foolish it is to
not have both of them on Team USA. Kavino and
I were talking about this earlier that if angel Reese
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and Kaitlyn Clark were teammates on Team USA, that is
must watch. What an epic fail. That's the last I'm
saying about it. But it's it's just so foolish. You
know why, because we're living not only here on sports
talk radio, right, I mean, this is the world we're
living in outside the studio when Rich and I are
at the gym or at the barber shop. Anytime Kitlyn
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Clark and Angel Rees come up, it's like people are
so invested and interested. It really is Larry Bird and
Magic Johnson in a lot of ways. People want to
talk about it. So to leave them off is just
foolish every life. So it's just even more so like
if people say, well, Kaitlerkark, I'm saying, Kitler Clark and Angela,
get rid of two of the women that have been there,
(25:17):
done that, new blood man, come on, come on, blood,
it's time. You know why? You know how we know
because they've already been there, done that. See are you
glad too? Are you glad to ask Nick Coople what
he talked about?
Speaker 2 (25:28):
I am, but it would have been nice if you
wrote it down. That's fair enough.
Speaker 1 (25:32):
I have a question for all y'all. Good Now, if
you didn't see this, you know, not not huk to
a girl. Uh, you're living under a rock. I think. Also,
if you haven't seen Cincinnati Red Hunter Green throw a
pitch and immediately follow it up with do you like
that name? Hunter Green?
Speaker 2 (25:53):
Yeah? Do you give it like?
Speaker 1 (25:54):
Hey, it's a very nice, nice touch, beautiful color, isn't
too obvious? Is obvious?
Speaker 3 (25:59):
Name?
Speaker 1 (26:00):
Nineties?
Speaker 8 (26:02):
It was?
Speaker 1 (26:02):
You're right now. He throws a pitch, immediately does a
little spin around, and you know, just they come, they
check on him. Seems all good, and you got to
assume this, I mean, maybe not embarrassed. You've seen football
players pick up their helmet. You've seen guys grossly you know,
(26:24):
through their mask of their helmet, through the face mask.
That's gross. If you ever did you know double sessions
or pushed yourself to extreme limits playing football or sports,
or spotty at the gym. I've never gotten to that
level at the gym. But you said you've thrown up
at the gym, Yeah.
Speaker 9 (26:38):
I throw I I guess I had like a later
lunch I went to the gym. I was like, when
I do a lot of leg exercise and your trainer
was pushing you, it like really strains my body, and
like I just started getting dizzy.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
I'm like, over back.
Speaker 9 (26:50):
I went to the bathroom, walked out, finished another set. Well,
good workout that day, dude.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
Remember that time your friend Chunk threw up in a
movie theater or was that fake? I got to add
about that kid, Lardass you knew growing up. Remember that
kid threw up on everybody? I do after gest oil right, yeah, yeah,
the pilting contest. I I do have a story of embarrassment.
I was at a bar underage, and I was working
(27:20):
for a DJ company, very much like Danny g Danny.
I was the ROADI where I would help the DJ
carries turntables and records. I was like, I was a
freshman in college, but it was like a summer part
time job. You're ready to get involved. Yeah, you'll be like,
y'a'll throw you fifty or one hundred bucks, be my you know,
carry my stuff, set it up, break it down, put
it back in his truck. I was his little roady yeah,
and he was like yeah, yeah, he's with me. So
(27:40):
the bouncers like, yeah, yeah, go ahead. I went to
the bar and I was having Long Island iced tea's.
I was probably nineteen, and I was like, oh no,
oh no. I walked across the dance floor and it
was obvious I was nineteen. So the bouncers like, what,
what's this kid in here middle of the dance floor. Oh,
I can't make it. I can't make no yah. The
(28:01):
bouncer pick me up by the packet, by the back
of my jeans like in a movie, and gave me
a heave ho who the front door. So have you
ever had an embarrassing Hunter Green vomiting in public? Story? Hey,
if you want to share, we'll do it next right here,
right now, we're talking about the Reds Hunter Green. So
Hunter Green sixteen starts. It wasn't nerves. This guy's been
(28:25):
in the bigs. He's got sixteen starts this year. He's
five and two three point seven to ninety ra. Because
my first thought was was he nervous about something? No,
he says it was a hydration issue. Maybe he was
partying the night before. I don't know. But Hunter Green
is on the mound and he turns around he's pitching
against Brian Reynolds and he hurls take a listen.
Speaker 2 (28:48):
To extra base hits with that almost half of the
hits boom oh other Green just.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
Got sick after that pitch. If you're gonna spew spew
in this, I should have a barf bag. He was
like Dan Hurley out there, so that what was that, Steve,
If you're gonna spew, If.
Speaker 7 (29:14):
You're gonna spew spew into this?
Speaker 4 (29:17):
Yeah, So the hurler hurled on the mat and I
actually rolled that in recently because it's one of my
favorite drugs.
Speaker 1 (29:23):
Look at me, Look at you. So we asked you
Fox Sports Radio Nation those embarrassing public public barfing moments,
and you know, Rich told his story. That was a
great story. By the way, I didn't know you did
it all over the dance floor. I got heave hoed
out of a bar underage because I was having one
too many drinks and it was not good. Dude. I
(29:45):
got a story, you know the story. I was the
Joe DiMaggio of barfing in public. And we apologize for
ruining your lunch, late lunch or dinner right now, but
you know, in honor of Hunter Green, we don't want
him to feel alone here. When I was a kid, man,
I don't know what it was looking back. I just
probably had a crazy level of anxiety that my mom
(30:09):
was having a kid and I was no longer the
only kid in the family.
Speaker 2 (30:13):
But I was like eight or nine years old, and
I was like, no.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
That's not it. I don't care that mom's pregnant. I
don't care that I'm having a sister. I don't care.
But I barfed a league leading eight days in a
row at school and they sent me home every day.
I barfed at school, bit like Steven's nervous, like South
Park or something. I was at CCD this I barfed
(30:37):
twice in one day, so at school I sent home.
Then I was at CCD, which is like you know,
your Catholic studies, and threw up all over the whole
table in the middle of a prayer on other kids.
But during Catechism, dude, during Catechism, people were like, what
is wrong with this kid? And everyone everyone was saying
that I was possessed or something. Everyone was saying that
(30:59):
it was is that power of Christ compels you seriously
anxiety because of again, my mom being pregnant. But at
the time, I'm like, that wasn't it. I don't know
what was going on, but I couldn't control. I had
a nervous feeling, a nervous stomach, and every day, for
like eight or nine days straight, I was barfing everywhere.
So the janitors, the custodians hated me. But I broke
(31:21):
the record till this day. So that's my story. Man,
Sure you didn't have anxiety about your little sister begin
to sew and then the custodian comes like the puke
faery and he's sprinkling all his little wood chips all
over the place. I kept him busy for a long time.
And then in church too. In church, you were singing
(31:42):
one of those tools on.
Speaker 5 (31:43):
In the hall.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
Then no, no, no, But you know what happens, you
know when things get in your head. It could be
in the bedroom, like issue, when issues getting your head right.
Anytime I was into public place, I was like, oh no,
it's gonna happen again. Oh no, And my family like
if you puke again, like it was a mental I'd
be at a restaurant and I'd be like, I can't eat,
(32:07):
that's gonna happen again. My friend Nicole who her son
has those nervous like he's, you know, getting ready for
a little basketball torn like a little I don't know,
but again I'm telling you I didn't feel nervous. I
don't know what it was. But uh again, I had
a major streak going on. Kids of school knew about it.
Teachers talking to me. Sorry to hear this. Yeah, but
(32:29):
did I maybe say too much? I phel I was
a little kid. It's funny. Uh but Hunter Green did
it in front of fifty five thousand people I was yesterday.
And we'll take your phone calls to wrap it up,
Hunter Green, Let's say what's up to Chris and Iowa?
What's up Chris?
Speaker 8 (32:46):
Hey, guys, that was going today?
Speaker 1 (32:48):
What's up? Man? So I'm in high.
Speaker 6 (32:51):
School football games and I go pulling around because it's
a it's a trap play and I'm ready to drill
this guy and he lifts his knee.
Speaker 8 (33:01):
Up and hits me right in the pills.
Speaker 1 (33:04):
Not good. So I feel I feel that right now
for you.
Speaker 8 (33:08):
I will.
Speaker 5 (33:10):
I get over to the sideline and I don't quite
make it over to the sideline, and there you.
Speaker 1 (33:15):
Go, AhR Brad and flow ride. What's up?
Speaker 10 (33:18):
Brady, what's going on? Guys love the show, thanks man,
and I hate CCD.
Speaker 1 (33:24):
But anyway, yeah, it's just the thought of that makes
me want to bar.
Speaker 10 (33:28):
It's awful this anyway. Back in high school, I ran
across country and whatnot. Every year we have to go
up to foot lock or in New York City Vancortland Park,
and I hate the cold. Uh So the morning of
the race, my dad, my coach, wakes up and he's
got food poisoning. So I'm like, ship my my mom
has hold take me in in a cab.
Speaker 3 (33:44):
Hold on, hold on, hold on to watch your language.
Speaker 1 (33:47):
Okay, your cursed hold on. But if people want to
know what he said, they could hear it on the
Podcastious Your story. Man.
Speaker 10 (33:56):
So I'm in the race. Everything is all right, so
like two miles then I'm like, oh man, I might
have some three poisoning too. So there's cops blocking off
the course and everything, and there's a police officer on
a horse and I didn't see him around this curve.
I come around that curve, I run right into him
and I'm like, this is happened in Boston, And I
pewked all over him, all over the horse all over everything.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
Ball the horse, Brad, that's the horse of a different color,
Oh Brad? Why the horse? Oh man? People spew? Was
there a big thing in the seventies eighties where people
were just spewing on the plane because there was always
the barf bag on it. I don't know anyone's used
one yet. On the plane there's a bag there was.
Speaker 2 (34:37):
I was always as a kid. I was always like,
am I gonna need this?
Speaker 1 (34:40):
Or what's going on? Like motion sickness, like not diagnosed
until the eighties.
Speaker 4 (34:44):
I don't know, because my mom, I think in the
sixties or seventies, was on a flight and this woman
is like ill and just leans over and spews right
into her lap, like.
Speaker 1 (34:53):
What are you doing somewhere else? You ever see those
gross TikTok videos where it's like college kids a bar
and someone you know gets sick and then they immediately
turn and start making out with something. Have you watched
How I Met Your Mother, which was one of my
favorite sitcoms, Barney not Barney Ted Mosby, the main character
he had his saying vomit three a vomit free since
(35:16):
ninety three, and then he broke a street because he
drank too much. Was it a gold Schlanger story, because
I know a lot of people have that cookie. What
you got, Daddy.
Speaker 3 (35:25):
I embarrassed myself in front of a couple of sixth
graders and had to look at them from time to
time for the rest of the school year, embarrassed. It
was a day that our teacher in fourth grade brought
in the av cart audio visual cart, so all the
kids excited, We're going to see a movie. Right, the
lights are down and I'm not feeling well. I tell
the teacher I really got to use the restroom, and
(35:47):
she tells me someone's in the restroom. You have to
wait for the past to come back. You guys ever
had to really go about that. You're waiting, like, come on,
get back with the past. Finally the worst anxiety, Yeah,
the past comes back. Sweating, I'd make it halfway to
the restroom, I hurl into some ivy. And this is
in between in between classes. Classes are going on. But
(36:09):
a couple of sixth graders had passes and they were
walking and they watched me vomit and they're like, oh gross.
And so for the rest of that school year, whenever
they saw me, they're like, there's the vomit kid.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
So bad. Hey, these are gross stories, but at the
same time they're they're they're fun because we've all been
there where everyone's got sick. It's a matter of have
you been in a situation enough to humiliate you?
Speaker 4 (36:32):
How about one of the most notable instances of that
where President George H. W. Bush kind of passed out
and onto the Prime Minister of Japan and there's grainy
video out there of like some kind of liquid coming
out of his mouth. People are like, oh, my goodness,
it's not it's not as gross as you know vomit.
But do you remember when Hillary Clinton was doing a
(36:54):
speech and she was introducing I remember the clip because
she was like Marcia Fudge, some griss woman or something,
and and Hillary Clinton howked up a loogi and choking.
Speaker 1 (37:07):
It's more viol than a punch of greens puky and
no one like she thought she could get away with it.
But of course, in the world of social media, hocked
up an alien or something, it is it's so gross.
Was like she was like, everyone give it up for
Marcia Fudge and this congresswoman. And if you've never seen this,
(37:28):
I feel like Nick Cope never saw it. Los alanscap
If you've never seen this clip, Rich is absolutely right.
It's more vile than all these stories put together. Got
I got one other fun one from my childhood. You
remember Danny g brings up that feeling. And and just
for the record, side note, I never understood looking back,
(37:49):
I feel like we all grew up. You know, school
systems always did a fine job. But the two things
that never understood when a kid had to go to
the bathroom or when they were thirsty. How is it
just not automatic? Like you gotta go to the bedroom.
In the bathroom you're up to no good, Like when
you remember you played a whole vibe of it Rich,
Like when when I brought up C. C. D and
in school, like just all the cinderblock walls and vibe
(38:10):
of it all just made me like feel gross. Fluorescent lighting,
child child prison made me feel sick. You know what I'm
talking about. I was saying the cup like you'd run
the mile in gym class or play kickball for an
hour and the teacher would be like, all right, water
found one two, next one over, save something for the fishes.
(38:34):
I remember, the teachers are so big about football.
Speaker 4 (38:37):
They're like you don't need a water break yet, and
we're like, okay, people are gonna die.
Speaker 1 (38:41):
So some of.
Speaker 3 (38:41):
The teachers had big wooden paddles to connected to, you know,
the bathroom, like if you wanted, they embarrassed you with
this huge bathroom pass with the key connected to it.
Speaker 1 (38:52):
Right. Yeah, Covino has a story about this. I'll tell you.
I know your story is better than you. How do
I I know you better than my wife? This is sad.
I know you have a story where you were in
school and Kevino's like missus Jonathan cut He's the bathroom
and she's like no, and then Communa goes, well, if
you don't let me go, I'm gonna go right here.
(39:12):
And Kavino's mom got called into school and his mom
put up a big fuss like my Steven would never
do that or ever say that. Sounds like I said
I was in high school though, they wouldn't let me go.
That's why you get that feeling of aDNA and I'm
gonna puke because all conditioning it's just gross. School is
(39:33):
a gross vibes. Sometimes I remember I was in fourth grade.
I'll make you quick, but I'll always remember this kid
because I'm still Facebook friends with him. He lives in Japan.
Now maybe he moved there because of this story. Kenji Ishibashi,
my fun little guy. You call him this poor guy
out on national radio. My buddy from elementary school. I
(39:55):
remember going to his house. Wants a different story, but
I remember his mom actually cut his hair with a bowl, Like.
Speaker 2 (40:00):
You know when people make up that story. He was
a dumb and dumber.
Speaker 1 (40:02):
He was a bigger Asian boy and he had that
he had a big head, and his mom used a
bowl to actually cut his hair.
Speaker 2 (40:09):
Why were you there for this?
Speaker 1 (40:10):
As what? I was playing Nintendo at his house and
his arms like, Kenji, come here. I'm like, what are
you doing? He's like, my mom's gonna cut my hair.
He couldn't wait. I know, Gez. We're in fourth grade
and same story as Danny. They bring in the you know,
the projector the TV world just sitting there all sudden
we hear we hear him say, oh no, oh no.
I've never seen a kid till this day projectile like this.
(40:33):
This was like out of like a movie, Like I
mean he saw the tube from the side of his mouth, Yeah,
like a low budget movie. Yeah, Like I was like,
did he just that went six feet? What is it?
Speaker 5 (40:42):
What the heck is going on?
Speaker 1 (40:43):
Is he gonna died? I was a fourth grade kid,
be like, I think this, Kenji, it's been nice knowing
you the power of price competitive? Oh my god, he die?
What is going on with Kenji? Kid goes home, send
home from school and I don't know why I remember this.
Maybe it was a cultural thing or his mother felt embarrassed.
He came back at the very end of the day,
(41:04):
you know, when there's like five minutes until the bell rings.
He came back dressed up all nice, like his mom's like,
change your clothes, put on something nice.
Speaker 2 (41:10):
He came back in a tuxedo.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
He came back and like like a little suit, and
he handed everyone in the class a full a full
size hershey bar is an apology for disrespecting everyone by vomiting.
We're all in to eat that, right, I was like, oh, yeah, oh,
thank you, kenjynt even move back to Japan at emiliasues,
all right, there you go story of Kenji Ishibashi. I
(41:34):
mean great, Sorry man Tim in Minnesota, it's up, Tim.
Speaker 8 (41:39):
Yeah, So I'll set it up. This all happened within
like two hours. So it's my twenty fifth birthday and
my buddy is like, hey, I'm going to take you out.
So he takes me into this bar and gets me
two double Chevies on the rocks and I'm like, one,
I don't like Chevis, but you know it was free.
(42:00):
I'll drank that. And I'm like, I'm gonna have to
have something to eat if we're gonna keep doing this.
So we went got a sandwich and had a picture
of Guinness. Okay. So then it was like, okay, hey,
my buddy, he's bartending over at the cave in.
Speaker 1 (42:15):
Let's go over there. Already, you're already mixing too much.
I'm already disgusted by the stuff.
Speaker 8 (42:21):
It gets better, So go up to the bar and
his buddies there. Hey, it's my friend's birthday. So he
throws four shots on the table and I'm like, well, no,
I'm not doing these by myself. So I get my
buddy too, and it's tequila.
Speaker 1 (42:35):
It's like, okay, give us the end, give us the
best word. I don't need your drink history. I'm just
the Guinness picture. I'm gonna guess I'm gonna get where
did it land on? Someone's head.
Speaker 8 (42:50):
No, there's still more, so we don't need them, and
he well, I didn't, but I drank it any So
then he throws up four more shots and it was clear,
and I thought, that's tequila again. No, it's uzzo. So
I drank two shots of us another one.
Speaker 1 (43:10):
And then another one, another one, and then then then
at seven eastern and then like.
Speaker 3 (43:22):
A bad night, he's trying to say, where did the
vomit bring the vomitas?
Speaker 1 (43:27):
Where it goes?
Speaker 8 (43:28):
Okay? So and then we're after the bottle of champagne
and another picture of beer. We're sitting there. We're sitting
there playing pool and all the balls start moving. What
you play?
Speaker 1 (43:44):
Were you stripes for Solnce?
Speaker 3 (43:45):
And then it was it didn't matter, he said no,
and then it.
Speaker 8 (43:50):
Was okay, I'm going to lose it here. And then
it's like, oh my god, I'm not going to make
it to the bathroom because I'm going to lose it
right in the middle of the dance floor. So these
young lady that were with us in the booth, I'm like,
move and I just lost it all over the table everything,
and I'm like, I gotta go home. The worst part
(44:11):
is I was a grad assistant. So the next day
I'm going in and dude, this friend she so, Tim,
what did you do last night? Was my birthday? I
went out. She's like, oh yeah, my brother didn't you?
And he was at the cavan and this guy puked
(44:31):
all over the place and I'm like, oh yeah, that
was me. Sorry and we had a good laugh, but
it was horrible.
Speaker 1 (44:39):
Man, and I literally almost threw up. Thank you? What
happened between the uzzo and the bottle of champagne? Tim?
Did you win? Did you win the game of pool?
Speaker 8 (44:55):
I don't know. The balls were moving on their own.
I'm they could have went in.
Speaker 3 (45:00):
Tim, do you have time to tell us what happened
on your twenty sixth birthdays?
Speaker 1 (45:05):
Love you buddy? Yeah yeah, maybe tomorrow there about that.
Thank you tomorrow, Thank you buddy, fun call, appreciate you.
We'll get the extended story on the podcast Wow today, Tim,
you hear the rest of.
Speaker 2 (45:17):
The fast forward buttoners of them? You drank the bar.
That's funny though, Man, have we said him a swiggie?
That's funny?
Speaker 1 (45:23):
That hydrate that made me laugh? Thank you. Honestly he
holds the record. He kept us there.
Speaker 3 (45:29):
I haven't heard Uzzo in a long time, in a
long time. I just picked it back up. Tim, call back.
I'll give you a swiggie.
Speaker 1 (45:36):
Hey, Tim, Yeah, honestly you deserve a funny man man.
Now from we're gonna go from gold Schlager to Schlossenagel. Yeah,
Jim Schlasenagele, he's in the news, Schlasnagel, and we're going
to talk about this this crazy story. Should you never
(46:00):
say never? That's really what I'm getting out of it. Yeah,
but it's it's not a matter of saying never this
Nick Danny g fill in the blanks for what I'm
missing here. So there's layers to this. It's rivalries, it's
yelling at a reporter. It's statement you made that you
went totally back on, like a little of everything, right
this story has.
Speaker 7 (46:20):
Yeah, there's many layers to this. Texas Texas a and
heated rivalries. The AD at Texas used to be the
AD at TCU where schlas Nagle was the coach for
a long time, so they've got history there. You've I
think what really took this to another level is just
the way that schlas Nagle really went at that reporter.
(46:41):
Because there's there have been coaches that have brushed off
stuff when everybody has an idea of what's happening, But
what's next?
Speaker 1 (46:49):
For what's next for you? Like it does inappropriate time questions.
But let's play that clip of him getting a little
testy with the reporter, the first one. The first one.
Speaker 11 (46:59):
I think it's pretty self of you to ask me
that question, to be honest with you, but I left
my family to be the coach at Texas A and M.
I took the job at Texas A and M to
never take another job again, and that hasn't changed in
my mind. That's unfair to talk about something like that.
That'd be like you asking Montgomery if he's gonna sign
(47:19):
in the draft. But I understand you got to ask
the question. But I gave up a big part of
my life to come take this job. And I've poured
every ounce of my soul in this job. And I've
given this job every single ounce I can possibly give it.
Speaker 1 (47:31):
Write that, wow, So he called that reporter selfish, But
while he ends up doing that, but spoke with an
intensity like how dare you even ask? Look at what
I've committed my life to Texas A and I'm an
Aggie like this is he made it seem like how
dare you ask?
Speaker 7 (47:47):
Yeah, And this is literally the time to ask because
just hypothetically, if he wasn't taking that, you're never gonna
that's the end of the season. This is your chance
to ask that question. You have to ask it.
Speaker 1 (47:58):
What a schlas Nagel. I've always said that about this guy. Now,
my buddy Rob in San Antonio is such a you know,
he's a huge college fan in general, so he's giving
me the rundown. He's like one of the top three
coaches in America made TCU relevant before A and M
could have handled this exit a hell of a lot better,
but his friendship with the ad was a huge factor.
(48:22):
And he goes at this reporter. He went from making
one point three mil to three million a year, So
it's a good move for him as a little selfish.
But to me, get the love, Dice and let's do.
Speaker 5 (48:35):
This, Covino and Rich get you over the middle of
the week when mid week major major, Oh, I love
that we throw sports and pop culture headlines and topics
at the fellas and it's like the kids.
Speaker 1 (48:50):
Say, that's son, We definitely teacher see it.
Speaker 5 (48:54):
Our scoring mid week major.
Speaker 3 (49:02):
Because we got to get spotty some time. When you
hear the horns hit, you know you've made it to
the middle of the week. And before I hand things
over to the number one and only host of the segment,
the red Love Dice in the main studio there, who's
gonna roll them first?
Speaker 1 (49:15):
I just rolled them eight? But I was thinking, Danny,
g the slang is moving quick. We might have to
change the name to Skidy Ohio Riz or Sigma. Let's
do it? What Sigma?
Speaker 3 (49:24):
A rich roll? Rickroll just edged Covino. All right, all right,
and now, ladies and gentlemen, the most famous person from
Scotch Plains, New Jersey besides Julie Gloom.
Speaker 9 (49:40):
All right, we touched on it earlier, but I'll give
you a few more details. Kelly Stafford doing some damage
control over her recent comments on the Off the Vine
podcast about you know, the method she used to get
her husband, Matthew Stafford. She said during college she was
dating the bad boy backup quarterback to get Matthew's attention. Well,
now she's apologizing to the guy who we assumed it
was Joe Cox.
Speaker 1 (50:00):
And I remember, Danny, you said it on the show.
Speaker 9 (50:02):
It wasn't even him. Everybody went after this guy. Yeah,
it wasn't that guy. He wasn't the backup quarterback. So
she posted something on her social media being like sorry
to the family. Apparently this guy that we assumed it
was was dating his now wife at the time, so
it caused a lot of drama. The Joe and his
wife and family haven't commented audi.
Speaker 3 (50:22):
He was listed as George's backup at the time.
Speaker 1 (50:25):
Right, So she's.
Speaker 9 (50:26):
Saying, she's saying she's apologized. She just said who it is?
But yeah, that's where she is right now. Midweaker, major
to likely story. I think it's major because while she.
Speaker 1 (50:36):
Doesn't need to apologize to her husband, she's a woman
on her own doing a podcast. I'm sure Matthew is
fine with it. But you're right, there's there's always collateral damage.
And if she's saying I hooked up with so and so,
if so and so is like, oh, cut it, I
had a girlfriend that's now my wife, it's not him.
So who is it is? The question?
Speaker 8 (50:54):
Right?
Speaker 1 (50:54):
I don't know.
Speaker 4 (50:55):
There was another name floating around as it was another
guy on.
Speaker 3 (50:58):
The roster, Yeah, like the third that maybe it could be.
Speaker 1 (51:01):
It's weird. And remember she said nothing nice about this guy.
She basically implied that he was a d bag and
she used this guy just to get Matt Stafford jealous.
I said it. Then, I'll say, now, I think it's major,
because why are you so public about something that upset
your husband to begin with? I know she said he
didn't care, but in the story, she says Matt hated this.
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It really upset him. So she continues telling us publicly,
not only embarrassing Matt, but now upsetting the Cox family.
So to me, weak story, zip it loose lips and
ships Mitch, I'll refrain. All right, cool, you guys are
gonna love this story. I love the story.
Speaker 9 (51:44):
So Yankees broadcaster Michael kay threw a little bit of
a hissy fit during his show this week, not during
a game, but during his show, So sn y you know.
The Home of the Mets aired an add this week
on Yes during the Michael Kaye Show, promoting their broadcast
team ahead of the Subway series that's happening right now.
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They were like, they promoted the cover saying, enjoy the
Subway series with the best booth in the game, Gary
Keith and Ron So it cuts back to Michael Kaye
right away. He's like, I gotta draw attention to this ad.
How can they say they have the best booth in
the game when we have.
Speaker 1 (52:19):
The best booth in the He started stamping his feet
like a child. The thing is, though, ninety nine out
of one hundred people would say that Gary Keith and
Ron are better than the Michael K booth. However, how
terrible that the Yes, now, I wouldn't let that air
like that would be like us right now having ESPN
run and AD being like, hey, we well, coming on,
Richarond check out this thunder show. It's like terrible. Better
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not be Sano just kidding, hear that, George Sondano, he's
our pal.
Speaker 2 (52:47):
Yeah, this is major, what an insult?
Speaker 1 (52:49):
And I give major, major props to Michael kay Paul
O'Neill the Warrior, and David Cohne. I mean, David Cone
actually played for both the Mets and the Yankees. I
don't see anyone your stupid booth doing that. So I
think Kay, O'Neill and cohne do rival that week ass booth,
and I think that's insults. As one Yankees fan, I
will say, though, Danny g is still working on getting
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our commercials during Petrus some money. Ah, yes, yes, let's
do it all right. Russell Wilson is jacked. I don't
know if you saw this.
Speaker 9 (53:21):
He's been getting some attention on his social media posted
a video of him sparring in the ring, showing off
his physique.
Speaker 1 (53:28):
Was he gonna fight Logan Paul?
Speaker 9 (53:29):
Maybe he's been training actually with well known trainer Freddi Roach,
who you know trained Pachiao. He mentioned we said on
the show that he found the fountain of youth, So
maybe this is why he was training back in twenty
eighteen to twenty twenty, put it on hold during the pandemic,
never went back to it. Now he feels great, his
stammin is great. Midweek major. I think it's major. Let's
not forget this guy's an elite, an elite athlete, super
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Bowl champion. He's had a rough couple of years.
Speaker 1 (53:54):
He's corny that that we hold that against him too.
Pittsburgh steel A fan should be really excited about the
chance that maybe he did find his old self. I
think it's major. I mean, this is the comeback of
danger russ Man. He was looking dangerous hitting those pads
and what a better workout, right, if he did find
the Fountain youth, this is getting him in better shape.
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He was flexing those abs, just building that confidence. He's
set in an expectation and who's rooting against him to
do well? I'm not so props major good for Russell Wilson.
Speaker 9 (54:25):
I like you all right, and you we'll wrap it
up here. Not everyone's a fan of the Hawk. Two
of memes like Riches Rich say, as I've always said,
if you don't hawkta don't talk to someone in a
NASCAR teams organization. A worker with JD Motorsports as part
of the NASCAR's Exfinity Series, says he lost his social
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media privileges after a post that featured the Hawk to
a girl. There was a rain delay which resulted in
cancelation at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. So Robert Dorman,
who was the social media guy, posted a picture of
the race of the track with the Hawk to a
girl in the clouds like looking down, like spitting on
the track, says gave match canceled.
Speaker 1 (55:10):
Do you mean instead of giving this guy promotion because
he's clever, they suspended him, took away his prices.
Speaker 9 (55:15):
Yeah, they said his views didn't align with the organization
and even posted about it online.
Speaker 1 (55:20):
So this is Midweeker basis. That's it's lame. It's called
him lame. This guy's awesome companies. I actually agree with
Rich he was sort of clever in the moment. Blamed
the general public for knowing what he was referencing in
that meme. We if we all know? Did he do
anything wrong? Anything?
Speaker 2 (55:36):
He was being relevant in the moment, blame well.
Speaker 1 (55:40):
On that note, you want to go to our pelt mic,
I would love to thank you Spot Thanks fun as always,
high Nick Cope
Speaker 7 (55:48):
Hey, Michael Kay, see yet up Y
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The legend. I can't think of anybody who was a
better role model that you love this guy more than
your TEETHA hold on, I led with my ditha. Now
I'm gonna give you the real piece of the story.
I can't think of anybody who was under a bigger
microscope in the biggest city and just led by example,
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role model, champion, all around winner, anyone who may have
had more of a perfect career in his personal life
and his professional life than the birthday man boy. Today.
I see boy because I still picture him forever young,
back in ninety five. Happy fiftieth, a milestone birthday to
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the Captain, my hero, Derek Cheeter two.
Speaker 2 (01:21):
Now we a to share a memory, probably.
Speaker 1 (01:24):
When we experienced our parents or our friend's parents turning
fifty and I just remember as a kid, my buddy Barry,
we called him Barnando. We called him Barnando because he
liked Hispanic women. So that's a true story. I was
Sam for his dating reasons. He was we have a buddy,
Barry who started dating these hot He dated two different
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hot Dominican girls.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
Yeah, he had two girlfriends at one time.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
He started shaving his sideburns real thin, and he's like, yo, guys,
like what I'm with these girls. I'm bout nondo.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
And their names were Diana Diana, and they rolled together.
They knew about it. So anyway, Bernando, his dad was
one of the first dads of my crew who turned
fifty back in the day. And I just remember thinking, man, Barnando,
your dad is ancient. And thank god his dad's still around.
He's still looking great. But at the time, when you're
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a kid, fifty sounds so old and it is a
coming of age sort of thing when you realize guys
like Derek Jeter, it may have been Mickey Mantle for
some generations, could have been Ken Griffy Junior when the
kid became a man. When Derek Jeter becomes fifty, you're like, dang,
that says something, man. Yeah, you make That's a great
point because if you're roughly forty yesh, if your late thirties,
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late forties, fifty was a birthday that you probably have
clear memories of, like your dad or uncle or mom
having like a fiftieth birthday party. And now that you
know they're far beyond that and you're inching up to that, well,
you saw the evolution like we just saw a legend
pass to say, hey, kid, right, everybody saw his life.
We saw his entire life. Old people lived it with him.
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Ninety three years he lasted. But Derek Jeter fifty and again,
I think of him as a kid because he was
the youngest guy on the team when that dynasty began again.
He came up in ninety five when they made the playoffs.
Donnie Baseball was still on that team, but in ninety
six Rookie of the Year. He's a young guy that
sort of led the team. They fed off his young
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guy energy. And to no Cavino is to know that
he swings from Derek Jeter like Tarzan on a vine.
That's okay, man. Everybody should have role models. Everybody should
have role models like Derek Jeter. The point is the
guy did it, and he did it right under again,
the biggest microscope in the world.
Speaker 2 (03:40):
Not a lot of people could say that.
Speaker 1 (03:42):
I think Aaron Judge does a great job of leading
by example. But Derek Jeter wrote the blueprint. So again,
happy birthday to him. And I say, professionally, it seemed
like he had the perfect career, but man Rich personally,
I also think he did it right. Can I tell
you I talked to some of the young editors here. Yeah,
and would you believe that? Much like when you ask
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a young person, hey, what details do you know about
Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, it's usually just all they
had an affair. Sometimes you'll hear, oh, I know about
the dress and what about the droves, because you don't
learn that in school. Your social studies teacher isn't like
and then he took a cigar, and what No, kids
don't know about the cigar. Nick Cope might not know
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about the cigar, huh. So the same way, a younger
person doesn't have all the details of maybe what Bill
Clinton and Monica Lewinsky did because you don't learn that
in social studies if you weren't around or specifically in
New York where we lived at the time. Derek Jeter.
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I was telling Ian and Dean, who were in the
editing room. I was saying, listen, if you bumped into
any group of hawkgirls in the two thousands, one girl and.
Speaker 2 (04:58):
The crew, well, we grew up in the trist so
trying to make that clear.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
Yeah, Connecticut, New York, Manhattan, Brooklyn, wherever the heck you were.
If you bumped into a group of like five hawk girls.
I don't know if this even existed out here in
La Danny with a particular athlete, but there was always
one girl in the hot crew. Yeah, Jessica, Yeah, what
about her? No, she used to sleep with Derek Cheeter.
Every group of girls. You could be at any hot club,
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bar or anything. If there was a group of hotties,
one of them was like, don't say anything, but Kristen
and Richie's with Derek Jeter. We were in different circles
at that stage of our life. And I knew the
girls that bragged about that.
Speaker 3 (05:38):
Out here back in the day. That was Marcus Allen.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
Oh really he got around huh the ladies man? Oh,
Grady Sizemore. Was that a guy maybe out in Clee?
Was he in Cleveland? Where was that guy.
Speaker 2 (05:49):
I remember people thinking he was well now and.
Speaker 1 (05:50):
Now I just know that you have a thing for
Grady Sizemore, the size more great name.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
By the way, But Jeter was that guy. He really was.
Speaker 1 (05:59):
If there was a hot girl at any bar, she
was the one that supposedly got with him. And even
with that reputation, he was able to get by without
any controversy, which is amazing because he gave out gift baskets,
which he later denied. That's the room. But that was
the other rumor that the younger people might not know. Yeah,
but he laughed about he said, come on now, he
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actually said, that's far from the truth. But then there's
other people that say, no, that really happened. I don't
know that an urban legend. There were stories that urban
legends that Jeter would send the beautiful woman off with
a gift bag including sign memorabilia for her to give
her family, like, hey, you got with Jeter, But you
know what, man, here's a sign, baseball and a bat
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and uh oh, you know, maybe a bottle of water
and a little gift bag. I have a good one.
It was a magical career that he lived. That I did,
I did, I did. I did believe and what he did,
so you so easily believe him saying no, that's not true.
Now I believe there's some truth to it. Maybe, but
he's he dismissed. I'm saying for the record, he dismissed it.
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And there was another story that I that was hilarious,
which was one of the girls Jeter hooked up with
back in the day. M HM said that he watched
highlights of himself while they were getting it on and
he said out loud, yeah jeets, yeah jeets. And that
was a sound bite on our TV show in New
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York for a long time.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
Yeah jeets, yeah jeets, yeah jeets.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
So I believe that's by the way, I believe all
means we're gonna smoke this fire. There could be some
truth to it, and I know it might be a
major eye roll for people who didn't grow up rooting
for the guy. There's a whole thing where people say
he's the most overrated guy in sports, and I have
to say, look at the stats. He's the only Yankee
with over three thousand hits. Give me a break when
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we have all these legends that played for the Yankees
and he's the only guy. What do you smoke? Trust me,
stop hating. I do not like the Yankees one percent.
That guy was so clutched, and I can't deny how
clutch Derek Jeter was the only guy that raveled.
Speaker 2 (08:05):
His clutchness is big Poppy.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
The way he came through for the Red Sox is
the same way Derek Jeter time and time and time
again came through in big moments for the Yankees. He
came through when it mattered, and he has one of
those abilities that you hear about in sports, the ability
to slow down the big moments and capitalize in that situation. Now,
I gotta ask, I mean eight seven, seven, nine nine
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on Fox, or you know, go to Danny or Iowa
Santa start spotty, Nick Cope. Anyone want to chime in
when I say those stories from back in the day,
those rumors, do you believe it or not? Like, do
you believe Derek Jeter was giving out gift baskets? Do
you believe Derek Jeter watched highlights of himself while he
was getting it on and said, yeah, jeets.
Speaker 3 (08:48):
That that part I think might be a stretch. He
definitely took all the girl's cell phones and put him
in a basket when they entered.
Speaker 2 (08:56):
Of course, you can't blame him. The dude was own
New York.
Speaker 3 (08:59):
He was on top of the world, and then he
was an early investor in edible arrangements.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
You know, absolute who knows if there's truth to that.
But here is some actual, factual truth, and that is
that Derek Jeter's dating diamond, we call it the cnr
ass resume is top not stellar for the time. I
mean back in the day, you know, when people were
a little more open about talking about, Hey, I god
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with this person, I got with this person. Now Kelly
Stafford's the only one that talks about it. But back
in the day when people would kiss and tell. And
by the way, Kelly Stafford now apologizing to the Cox family.
I don't know if you heard that side story, but
I digest. Maybe you'll hear about it in Midweek Major.
The Derek Jeter diamond of beautiful women he's been with
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his next level and again again for the time especially,
you don't want to sound a Stovonn would say, you
don't want to sound like a pervert. No, not a
per vert. This is more like you gotta tip your
Yankees cap you don't want to, you don't want to
sound like a creepo, but there's nothing creepy about acknowledging
someone's beauty. And they're like, wow, man, that there's nothing.
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I had an eye, not even not only an eye
at the plate. He had an eye with the ladies,
good eye. Good ah. I mean again, nothing wrong with
acknowledging beauty. And to think that Derek Jeter dated most
of the beautiful who's who of the moment just shows
that while he was so focused on the diamond, no
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matter what, you always have time for women relationships.
Speaker 2 (10:40):
I look at it the other way.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
Actually, I look at it the exact opposite way, meaning
although he was dealing with Mariah Carey and Jessica Alba,
he still had the ability to focus on winning. That's
how I see. Oh, I look at it like Derek
Jeter was so focused on the diamond that like, I'm
shocked how he was able to date and you know,
be associated with Minka Kelly, Tyra Banks, his wife, Hannah Davis, Vanessa,
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Manilo Scarlett, Johansson, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel. He was Jessica Simpson,
shy of the Jessica trifecta in the two thousand exactly,
and again at the time. You know, some younger guys
like like Ian and Nicope might not realize, but yeah,
Vanessa Manilo and Ordana Brewster. At that time, these were
the top notch women in Hollywood. So again, which was
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the most impressive. I'll just throw them out there again
in in left field? Are you really gonna read this meme? No?
Speaker 2 (11:39):
No, okay, fine?
Speaker 1 (11:41):
Mariah Carey, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Vanessa Manilo, Scarlett, Johansson,
Adriana Lima, Victoria's Secrets model, Jordana Brewster. You probably remember
her from Fast and Furious. Minka Kelly Tyra Banks and
his beautiful wife Hannah Davis.
Speaker 2 (11:54):
They now have kids.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
Even the way in which he led his career and
then started a family I thought was awesome. The only
downside of that is your kids never got to see
you play. But he focused on his career then had
kids with the right woman when he was ready. The
only bummer, that's the only the only bummer of becoming
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a dad at forty ish like Jeter did, is that
while you were able to focus on the sport, dating
having fun.
Speaker 2 (12:27):
He's also looking for that right one too.
Speaker 1 (12:30):
But you're you know, the bummer is that you are
then an older dad, which you know we all are
a little bit. I had my second kid at forty.
I'm still in the game. I might be the oldest
dad for all we know. I think you're still in
the game. I'm pretty sure I'm in the game. Yeah,
so I got no hate on that. I think he
handled everything perfectly. I know it sounds a little eyrolly,
like I said, but much how they say, have you
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ever heard this saying that the closest thing to a
perfect movie is Back to the Future. I don't know
if if you realize that's what they say about it.
When people say just everything from the storyline to the nostalgia,
to the way it shot, everything about Back to the Future.
If there's the closest thing to wow, the closest thing
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to a perfect the soundtrack to score Back to the Future,
what would you change about Back to the Future. And
it's damn near perfect. People of all generations still appreciate
it because a classic stands the test of time. That's
how I feel about not Derek Jeter, but Derek Jeter's career.
I really think it was damn near perfect except his hairline.
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I mean he even I mean he looks like Kyu now,
but you know he still pulls it off. He still
looks great now he's broadcasting. But on his fiftieth it
does take you back, and it does remind you of
how much time has gone by and how fast it
went by. When you see a guy like that who's
forever young in our minds as a fifty year old
now so and again, fifty is the new not the
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dump on being fifty, No, the new on forty thirty.
So it's not what it used to be. Make the
numbers work for you, fifties and new thirty. But there's
two questions here. Do you believe the old school jeter rumors?
That's a silly part of the thought, funny, The more
like relatable part of the thought is who is that
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for you? What athlete, what actor, what musician? When you
see how they've aged, it makes you say, oh crap,
time's flying because I got one. And you know, I'm
more of a kid in the nineties and a kid
of the eighties. But when I see John bon Jovi
with bright white hair, now I'm like bon Jovi he's
like Phil Donna because he looks like Leslie Nielsen. What
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is going on? Leslie Nielsen's lead singer of bon Jovi,
John bon Jovi Man, Yeah, look, he still looks good,
handsome older guy, but yeah before you know it now
and he's old as hell. Uh And I say that respectful.
When you see Pam Anderson and you're like, you know,
she's just an older woman now, you're like, yeah, she
was the pin up girl when I was in high school. Like,
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these are the things that your parents told you about
when your parents came home from their high school reunion
with some polaroids. Steven, you don't understand she was the
prettiest girl in school. And look at her now and
she shows you some hag and you're like, oh my god,
I'm no way. You know, we experienced the same things
they warned us. I think the same way our parents
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probably saw the late great Willie Mays or Mantle or
you know, the greats of their time. I think the
number one answer for our generation might be King Griffy Junior.
I agree with you because as superstar that everybody could
relate to. Barry Bonds is a little younger and he
looks fantastic. And when you start letting that gray come in,
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if you're a black man, it ages you a lot.
Like when I saw Kevin Hart on his last vesial,
I'm like, keV looks great. If he did a little
just for men on that beard, he looked thirty five.
So when I saw King Griffy Junior, especially at that
special game recently to pay tribute to the Negro League,
when he was up there. When he was up there,
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I was like, Yo, Griffy looks good. But he got
the great goatee. He's got a little bit of a belly.
And I remember him with the backwards hat and old
people being like his nickname was the kid your hat
around like you know, people were you know Griffy Jr.
You had his rookie card for you know, goodness. Again,
everybody has this feeling with somebody different. It's generational, right,
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Like when Jerry West passed away, my mom was like,
I still pictured Jerry West? Is it? I used to
watch him play basketball. He's like a lot of time
has passed, Mom, right for us, I think you're right.
I think that's ken Griffy Junior could take it off
to sports for a minute, and dude, have you seen
Fred Durst of Limp Biscuit lately? I'm like, who's that
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old man Winter the lead singer? What band is this?
And He's like, yeah, Chocolate Starfish And I'm like, oh
my goodness. He has a gray beard. Now, And as
you know, I'm a big rock fan, so I'm very
well aware of this, but not everybody is. He just
rolls with that old guy Santa Claus beard. Now, well,
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I'm not listen. I don't want this to be a
dump on people conversation. No, but look, Lynbiskus still rotting.
But you know, there's there's a guy that I'm a
super fan of, probably because I'm originally from Long Island. Hey,
we're all going to get there. Yeah, some of us
are there already. I just use a lot of hair dye.
I am a super fan because probably, like I said,
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I grew up on Long Island. But I've seen him
in concert. He still brings it. It's just when I
see videos from the eighties before I really would understand him.
You know, I was a little boy. Yeah, Billy Joe
was dating like Ell McPherson, Christy Brinkley. He had the
afro he was still rock and road to me, Billy
Joe with his leather jacket and you know, with a
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cigarette in his hand. Now, Billy Joel's like hobbled around
the stage with the shaved head. He's like old ass
Billy Joel. I love everybody. Yeah, you can't beat father Time,
But as we were once told by Steve Harvey, there's
honor in the fight.
Speaker 4 (18:07):
I am a big fan of Peter Gabriel and if
you look at him when he was what he looked
like in the eighties and nineties and today, big difference.
Speaker 3 (18:15):
It's a lot. It's a Billy Joel effect.
Speaker 1 (18:16):
Let me tell you my our family members that are
you know, big James Taylor fans. And I think James Tawln,
I'm like, what a great singer songwriter he was like
our parents, John Mayer. Look at the album mud Slide
Slip looks nothing like the James Taylor you know. I
picture like, oh, he looks like your friendly uncle, you know, yeah,
you know James Taylor.
Speaker 2 (18:36):
He was a handsome dude. Yeah he was.
Speaker 1 (18:39):
I used to think he looked like because my dad
has that look back in the seventies, right, Yeah, Like
my dad was a rock star, no way, so Frank Zappa, Yeah,
the long hair and the mustache and everything. So again, look,
it happens everybody. You can't outrun it. Father times undefeated,
there's honor in the fight. By no means are we
saying fifties over the hill. But it is crazy to
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think that Derek Jeter again stellar career is fifty. Today.
I find myself watching some random old school wrestling clips
here and there. Yeah, and you know, sadly a lot
of those guys are gone, but even the generation after
our childhood, there's probably twenty and thirty year olds that
are like, yeah, I can't get with John Cena's bald spot. Yeah,
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because John Cena was like the young guy. Now Johnson
has got the slick back hair and he's like, I
think that's part of it too.
Speaker 2 (19:26):
It's easily fixable if.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
John still spraye lits say, if you're John Cena, hims
little Roman, do something.
Speaker 2 (19:33):
If you're you know, so, I don't know. I think
he spurling, I do something.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
I enjoy Johnsena's movies too and everything. It's just I'm like, dude, dude,
I think there's something to it too. I think they
have to really represent youth in a lot of ways,
represented the kid.
Speaker 2 (19:48):
He was youthful again. John Cena was the young guy
in the w w E.
Speaker 1 (19:53):
He was great in Ricky Stinicky. By the way, Derek
Jeter was the young guy on that dynasty. He was
the young dude on that team, Rookie of the Year.
I think that's what also makes you feel a little
something more when you when you think of those adults. Hey,
happy five, Oh to number two, Derek Jita, number two,
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celebrating his fiftieth birthday. That's your Bob Shepherd. Bro, it's
kind of whack. Would give me yours now budding number two,
Derek Jita, number two, number two. I did that. You
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know what I thought was cool? Number two. He always
after Atlantic. He's got there, you know. After Bob Sheppard
passed away, I thought it was cool that at Derek
Judor's last All Star game. It's a fun fact they
used Bob Shepherd's intro for Derek Jeter.
Speaker 2 (20:51):
Well, he used it after he died.
Speaker 1 (20:53):
Even even in his last game at Yankee Stadium, they
would they would break out the recording of Bob Shepherd
because Jeter just requested, And I thought that was pretty awesome, honestly, bro.
Speaker 2 (21:02):
Because he did everything right. He really did stop from him.
Speaker 1 (21:06):
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an amazing career. Happy birthday to the Captain Derek gene
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Speaker 1 (22:35):
Now let's go back to Cavino and rich Hey, Nick,
did you say Mexico over Venezuela, Mexico vena. That's the
matchup tonight Eastern. Hey, can I get a grito for
good luck? Iowa?
Speaker 3 (22:44):
Sam?
Speaker 1 (22:45):
Or No? Maybe a grito for Mexico? I thank you?
You wanted to live? No, No, that was good. I
had the recorded one ready to go. Two notes from
Nikops up date. The NBA money is silly. I don't
need to harp on it anymore. But BAM's a great player.
But that's fifty five a year over three years, three years,
(23:08):
one sixty six, that's you know, that's wild wild, But hey,
congrats to him. And the other thought was, damn, now
I forgot my Oh, don't hurt yourself, rich Man Man
team's coming out of his ears.
Speaker 3 (23:21):
That basketball money, though I already bought baby CoA a
nerf basketball who goes on the door.
Speaker 2 (23:27):
Got to start him earlier.
Speaker 3 (23:28):
Yeah, I've been lifting him up, shooting over his head
two handed.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
That's right. We couldn't make it, but hopefully our kids could.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
Damn it. No, I'll never remember, Nick. What are you saying?
The update again? Oh?
Speaker 3 (23:38):
Over again?
Speaker 7 (23:40):
Matt Ishbia trying to put down Kevin Durant rumors the
Sun's owner. Uh, Anthony Richardson's gonna be fine for training.
Speaker 1 (23:49):
Can that's good?
Speaker 8 (23:50):
Uh?
Speaker 7 (23:50):
Georgia beating Portugal in the Euro's biggest upset. A, yes, yes.
Speaker 1 (23:59):
You know you gotta. Why don't you have a pen?
I haven't right here, You're like the waiter who doesn't
write it down. I got a cheese b He's like,
I got it to worry and you're like you sure
you don't want to write it down?
Speaker 7 (24:12):
Wait?
Speaker 1 (24:13):
And I hate you? But hold on, cheezburk, No mayo,
I got you? Okay? Cool? Alex Morgan not on the team.
It's even more evident now than ever. In another women's sport,
breaking records with the numbers for Angel Reese and Caitlyn
Clark makes you just realize how foolish it is to
not have both of them on Team USA. Kavino and
I were talking about this earlier that if angel Reese
(24:35):
and Kaitlyn Clark were teammates on Team USA, that is
must watch. What an epic fail. That's the last I'm
saying about it. But it's it's just so foolish. You
know why, because we're living not only here on sports
talk radio, right, I mean, this is the world we're
living in outside the studio when Rich and I are
at the gym or at the barber shop. Anytime Kitlyn
(24:56):
Clark and Angel Rees come up, it's like people are
so invested and interested. It really is Larry Bird and
Magic Johnson in a lot of ways. People want to
talk about it. So to leave them off is just
foolish every life. So it's just even more so like
if people say, well, Kaitlerkark, I'm saying, Kitler Clark and Angela,
get rid of two of the women that have been there,
(25:17):
done that, new blood man, come on, come on, blood,
it's time. You know why? You know how we know
because they've already been there, done that. See are you
glad too? Are you glad to ask Nick Coople what
he talked about?
Speaker 2 (25:28):
I am, but it would have been nice if you
wrote it down. That's fair enough.
Speaker 1 (25:32):
I have a question for all y'all. Good Now, if
you didn't see this, you know, not not huk to
a girl. Uh, you're living under a rock. I think. Also,
if you haven't seen Cincinnati Red Hunter Green throw a
pitch and immediately follow it up with do you like
that name? Hunter Green?
Speaker 2 (25:53):
Yeah? Do you give it like?
Speaker 1 (25:54):
Hey, it's a very nice, nice touch, beautiful color, isn't
too obvious? Is obvious?
Speaker 3 (25:59):
Name?
Speaker 1 (26:00):
Nineties?
Speaker 8 (26:02):
It was?
Speaker 1 (26:02):
You're right now. He throws a pitch, immediately does a
little spin around, and you know, just they come, they
check on him. Seems all good, and you got to
assume this, I mean, maybe not embarrassed. You've seen football
players pick up their helmet. You've seen guys grossly you know,
(26:24):
through their mask of their helmet, through the face mask.
That's gross. If you ever did you know double sessions
or pushed yourself to extreme limits playing football or sports,
or spotty at the gym. I've never gotten to that
level at the gym. But you said you've thrown up
at the gym, Yeah.
Speaker 9 (26:38):
I throw I I guess I had like a later
lunch I went to the gym. I was like, when
I do a lot of leg exercise and your trainer
was pushing you, it like really strains my body, and
like I just started getting dizzy.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
I'm like, over back.
Speaker 9 (26:50):
I went to the bathroom, walked out, finished another set. Well,
good workout that day, dude.
Speaker 1 (26:57):
Remember that time your friend Chunk threw up in a
movie theater or was that fake? I got to add
about that kid, Lardass you knew growing up. Remember that
kid threw up on everybody? I do after gest oil right, yeah, yeah,
the pilting contest. I I do have a story of embarrassment.
I was at a bar underage, and I was working
(27:20):
for a DJ company, very much like Danny g Danny.
I was the ROADI where I would help the DJ
carries turntables and records. I was like, I was a
freshman in college, but it was like a summer part
time job. You're ready to get involved. Yeah, you'll be like,
y'a'll throw you fifty or one hundred bucks, be my you know,
carry my stuff, set it up, break it down, put
it back in his truck. I was his little roady yeah,
and he was like yeah, yeah, he's with me. So
(27:40):
the bouncers like, yeah, yeah, go ahead. I went to
the bar and I was having Long Island iced tea's.
I was probably nineteen, and I was like, oh no,
oh no. I walked across the dance floor and it
was obvious I was nineteen. So the bouncers like, what,
what's this kid in here middle of the dance floor. Oh,
I can't make it. I can't make no yah. The
(28:01):
bouncer pick me up by the packet, by the back
of my jeans like in a movie, and gave me
a heave ho who the front door. So have you
ever had an embarrassing Hunter Green vomiting in public? Story? Hey,
if you want to share, we'll do it next right here,
right now, we're talking about the Reds Hunter Green. So
Hunter Green sixteen starts. It wasn't nerves. This guy's been
(28:25):
in the bigs. He's got sixteen starts this year. He's
five and two three point seven to ninety ra. Because
my first thought was was he nervous about something? No,
he says it was a hydration issue. Maybe he was
partying the night before. I don't know. But Hunter Green
is on the mound and he turns around he's pitching
against Brian Reynolds and he hurls take a listen.
Speaker 2 (28:48):
To extra base hits with that almost half of the
hits boom oh other Green just.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
Got sick after that pitch. If you're gonna spew spew
in this, I should have a barf bag. He was
like Dan Hurley out there, so that what was that, Steve,
If you're gonna spew, If.
Speaker 7 (29:14):
You're gonna spew spew into this?
Speaker 4 (29:17):
Yeah, So the hurler hurled on the mat and I
actually rolled that in recently because it's one of my
favorite drugs.
Speaker 1 (29:23):
Look at me, Look at you. So we asked you
Fox Sports Radio Nation those embarrassing public public barfing moments,
and you know, Rich told his story. That was a
great story. By the way, I didn't know you did
it all over the dance floor. I got heave hoed
out of a bar underage because I was having one
too many drinks and it was not good. Dude. I
(29:45):
got a story, you know the story. I was the
Joe DiMaggio of barfing in public. And we apologize for
ruining your lunch, late lunch or dinner right now, but
you know, in honor of Hunter Green, we don't want
him to feel alone here. When I was a kid, man,
I don't know what it was looking back. I just
probably had a crazy level of anxiety that my mom
(30:09):
was having a kid and I was no longer the
only kid in the family.
Speaker 2 (30:13):
But I was like eight or nine years old, and
I was like, no.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
That's not it. I don't care that mom's pregnant. I
don't care that I'm having a sister. I don't care.
But I barfed a league leading eight days in a
row at school and they sent me home every day.
I barfed at school, bit like Steven's nervous, like South
Park or something. I was at CCD this I barfed
(30:37):
twice in one day, so at school I sent home.
Then I was at CCD, which is like you know,
your Catholic studies, and threw up all over the whole
table in the middle of a prayer on other kids.
But during Catechism, dude, during Catechism, people were like, what
is wrong with this kid? And everyone everyone was saying
that I was possessed or something. Everyone was saying that
(30:59):
it was is that power of Christ compels you seriously
anxiety because of again, my mom being pregnant. But at
the time, I'm like, that wasn't it. I don't know
what was going on, but I couldn't control. I had
a nervous feeling, a nervous stomach, and every day, for
like eight or nine days straight, I was barfing everywhere.
So the janitors, the custodians hated me. But I broke
(31:21):
the record till this day. So that's my story. Man,
Sure you didn't have anxiety about your little sister begin
to sew and then the custodian comes like the puke
faery and he's sprinkling all his little wood chips all
over the place. I kept him busy for a long time.
And then in church too. In church, you were singing
(31:42):
one of those tools on.
Speaker 5 (31:43):
In the hall.
Speaker 1 (31:45):
Then no, no, no, But you know what happens, you
know when things get in your head. It could be
in the bedroom, like issue, when issues getting your head right.
Anytime I was into public place, I was like, oh no,
it's gonna happen again. Oh no, And my family like
if you puke again, like it was a mental I'd
be at a restaurant and I'd be like, I can't eat,
(32:07):
that's gonna happen again. My friend Nicole who her son
has those nervous like he's, you know, getting ready for
a little basketball torn like a little I don't know,
but again I'm telling you I didn't feel nervous. I
don't know what it was. But uh again, I had
a major streak going on. Kids of school knew about it.
Teachers talking to me. Sorry to hear this. Yeah, but
(32:29):
did I maybe say too much? I phel I was
a little kid. It's funny. Uh but Hunter Green did
it in front of fifty five thousand people I was yesterday.
And we'll take your phone calls to wrap it up,
Hunter Green, Let's say what's up to Chris and Iowa?
What's up Chris?
Speaker 8 (32:46):
Hey, guys, that was going today?
Speaker 1 (32:48):
What's up? Man? So I'm in high.
Speaker 6 (32:51):
School football games and I go pulling around because it's
a it's a trap play and I'm ready to drill
this guy and he lifts his knee.
Speaker 8 (33:01):
Up and hits me right in the pills.
Speaker 1 (33:04):
Not good. So I feel I feel that right now
for you.
Speaker 8 (33:08):
I will.
Speaker 5 (33:10):
I get over to the sideline and I don't quite
make it over to the sideline, and there you.
Speaker 1 (33:15):
Go, AhR Brad and flow ride. What's up?
Speaker 10 (33:18):
Brady, what's going on? Guys love the show, thanks man,
and I hate CCD.
Speaker 1 (33:24):
But anyway, yeah, it's just the thought of that makes
me want to bar.
Speaker 10 (33:28):
It's awful this anyway. Back in high school, I ran
across country and whatnot. Every year we have to go
up to foot lock or in New York City Vancortland Park,
and I hate the cold. Uh So the morning of
the race, my dad, my coach, wakes up and he's
got food poisoning. So I'm like, ship my my mom
has hold take me in in a cab.
Speaker 3 (33:44):
Hold on, hold on, hold on to watch your language.
Speaker 1 (33:47):
Okay, your cursed hold on. But if people want to
know what he said, they could hear it on the
Podcastious Your story. Man.
Speaker 10 (33:56):
So I'm in the race. Everything is all right, so
like two miles then I'm like, oh man, I might
have some three poisoning too. So there's cops blocking off
the course and everything, and there's a police officer on
a horse and I didn't see him around this curve.
I come around that curve, I run right into him
and I'm like, this is happened in Boston, And I
pewked all over him, all over the horse all over everything.
Speaker 1 (34:18):
Ball the horse, Brad, that's the horse of a different color,
Oh Brad? Why the horse? Oh man? People spew? Was
there a big thing in the seventies eighties where people
were just spewing on the plane because there was always
the barf bag on it. I don't know anyone's used
one yet. On the plane there's a bag there was.
Speaker 2 (34:37):
I was always as a kid. I was always like,
am I gonna need this?
Speaker 1 (34:40):
Or what's going on? Like motion sickness, like not diagnosed
until the eighties.
Speaker 4 (34:44):
I don't know, because my mom, I think in the
sixties or seventies, was on a flight and this woman
is like ill and just leans over and spews right
into her lap, like.
Speaker 1 (34:53):
What are you doing somewhere else? You ever see those
gross TikTok videos where it's like college kids a bar
and someone you know gets sick and then they immediately
turn and start making out with something. Have you watched
How I Met Your Mother, which was one of my
favorite sitcoms, Barney not Barney Ted Mosby, the main character
he had his saying vomit three a vomit free since
(35:16):
ninety three, and then he broke a street because he
drank too much. Was it a gold Schlanger story, because
I know a lot of people have that cookie. What
you got, Daddy.
Speaker 3 (35:25):
I embarrassed myself in front of a couple of sixth
graders and had to look at them from time to
time for the rest of the school year, embarrassed. It
was a day that our teacher in fourth grade brought
in the av cart audio visual cart, so all the
kids excited, We're going to see a movie. Right, the
lights are down and I'm not feeling well. I tell
the teacher I really got to use the restroom, and
(35:47):
she tells me someone's in the restroom. You have to
wait for the past to come back. You guys ever
had to really go about that. You're waiting, like, come on,
get back with the past. Finally the worst anxiety, Yeah,
the past comes back. Sweating, I'd make it halfway to
the restroom, I hurl into some ivy. And this is
in between in between classes. Classes are going on. But
(36:09):
a couple of sixth graders had passes and they were
walking and they watched me vomit and they're like, oh gross.
And so for the rest of that school year, whenever
they saw me, they're like, there's the vomit kid.
Speaker 1 (36:22):
So bad. Hey, these are gross stories, but at the
same time they're they're they're fun because we've all been
there where everyone's got sick. It's a matter of have
you been in a situation enough to humiliate you?
Speaker 4 (36:32):
How about one of the most notable instances of that
where President George H. W. Bush kind of passed out
and onto the Prime Minister of Japan and there's grainy
video out there of like some kind of liquid coming
out of his mouth. People are like, oh, my goodness,
it's not it's not as gross as you know vomit.
But do you remember when Hillary Clinton was doing a
(36:54):
speech and she was introducing I remember the clip because
she was like Marcia Fudge, some griss woman or something,
and and Hillary Clinton howked up a loogi and choking.
Speaker 1 (37:07):
It's more viol than a punch of greens puky and
no one like she thought she could get away with it.
But of course, in the world of social media, hocked
up an alien or something, it is it's so gross.
Was like she was like, everyone give it up for
Marcia Fudge and this congresswoman. And if you've never seen this,
(37:28):
I feel like Nick Cope never saw it. Los alanscap
If you've never seen this clip, Rich is absolutely right.
It's more vile than all these stories put together. Got
I got one other fun one from my childhood. You
remember Danny g brings up that feeling. And and just
for the record, side note, I never understood looking back,
(37:49):
I feel like we all grew up. You know, school
systems always did a fine job. But the two things
that never understood when a kid had to go to
the bathroom or when they were thirsty. How is it
just not automatic? Like you gotta go to the bedroom.
In the bathroom you're up to no good, Like when
you remember you played a whole vibe of it Rich,
Like when when I brought up C. C. D and
in school, like just all the cinderblock walls and vibe
(38:10):
of it all just made me like feel gross. Fluorescent lighting,
child child prison made me feel sick. You know what I'm
talking about. I was saying the cup like you'd run
the mile in gym class or play kickball for an
hour and the teacher would be like, all right, water
found one two, next one over, save something for the fishes.
(38:34):
I remember, the teachers are so big about football.
Speaker 4 (38:37):
They're like you don't need a water break yet, and
we're like, okay, people are gonna die.
Speaker 1 (38:41):
So some of.
Speaker 3 (38:41):
The teachers had big wooden paddles to connected to, you know,
the bathroom, like if you wanted, they embarrassed you with
this huge bathroom pass with the key connected to it.
Speaker 1 (38:52):
Right. Yeah, Covino has a story about this. I'll tell you.
I know your story is better than you. How do
I I know you better than my wife? This is sad.
I know you have a story where you were in
school and Kevino's like missus Jonathan cut He's the bathroom
and she's like no, and then Communa goes, well, if
you don't let me go, I'm gonna go right here.
(39:12):
And Kavino's mom got called into school and his mom
put up a big fuss like my Steven would never
do that or ever say that. Sounds like I said
I was in high school though, they wouldn't let me go.
That's why you get that feeling of aDNA and I'm
gonna puke because all conditioning it's just gross. School is
(39:33):
a gross vibes. Sometimes I remember I was in fourth grade.
I'll make you quick, but I'll always remember this kid
because I'm still Facebook friends with him. He lives in Japan.
Now maybe he moved there because of this story. Kenji Ishibashi,
my fun little guy. You call him this poor guy
out on national radio. My buddy from elementary school. I
(39:55):
remember going to his house. Wants a different story, but
I remember his mom actually cut his hair with a bowl, Like.
Speaker 2 (40:00):
You know when people make up that story. He was
a dumb and dumber.
Speaker 1 (40:02):
He was a bigger Asian boy and he had that
he had a big head, and his mom used a
bowl to actually cut his hair.
Speaker 2 (40:09):
Why were you there for this?
Speaker 1 (40:10):
As what? I was playing Nintendo at his house and
his arms like, Kenji, come here. I'm like, what are
you doing? He's like, my mom's gonna cut my hair.
He couldn't wait. I know, Gez. We're in fourth grade
and same story as Danny. They bring in the you know,
the projector the TV world just sitting there all sudden
we hear we hear him say, oh no, oh no.
I've never seen a kid till this day projectile like this.
(40:33):
This was like out of like a movie, Like I
mean he saw the tube from the side of his mouth, Yeah,
like a low budget movie. Yeah, Like I was like,
did he just that went six feet? What is it?
Speaker 5 (40:42):
What the heck is going on?
Speaker 1 (40:43):
Is he gonna died? I was a fourth grade kid,
be like, I think this, Kenji, it's been nice knowing
you the power of price competitive? Oh my god, he die?
What is going on with Kenji? Kid goes home, send
home from school and I don't know why I remember this.
Maybe it was a cultural thing or his mother felt embarrassed.
He came back at the very end of the day,
(41:04):
you know, when there's like five minutes until the bell rings.
He came back dressed up all nice, like his mom's like,
change your clothes, put on something nice.
Speaker 2 (41:10):
He came back in a tuxedo.
Speaker 1 (41:11):
He came back and like like a little suit, and
he handed everyone in the class a full a full
size hershey bar is an apology for disrespecting everyone by vomiting.
We're all in to eat that, right, I was like, oh, yeah, oh,
thank you, kenjynt even move back to Japan at emiliasues,
all right, there you go story of Kenji Ishibashi. I
(41:34):
mean great, Sorry man Tim in Minnesota, it's up, Tim.
Speaker 8 (41:39):
Yeah, So I'll set it up. This all happened within
like two hours. So it's my twenty fifth birthday and
my buddy is like, hey, I'm going to take you out.
So he takes me into this bar and gets me
two double Chevies on the rocks and I'm like, one,
I don't like Chevis, but you know it was free.
(42:00):
I'll drank that. And I'm like, I'm gonna have to
have something to eat if we're gonna keep doing this.
So we went got a sandwich and had a picture
of Guinness. Okay. So then it was like, okay, hey,
my buddy, he's bartending over at the cave in.
Speaker 1 (42:15):
Let's go over there. Already, you're already mixing too much.
I'm already disgusted by the stuff.
Speaker 8 (42:21):
It gets better, So go up to the bar and
his buddies there. Hey, it's my friend's birthday. So he
throws four shots on the table and I'm like, well, no,
I'm not doing these by myself. So I get my
buddy too, and it's tequila.
Speaker 1 (42:35):
It's like, okay, give us the end, give us the
best word. I don't need your drink history. I'm just
the Guinness picture. I'm gonna guess I'm gonna get where
did it land on? Someone's head.
Speaker 8 (42:50):
No, there's still more, so we don't need them, and
he well, I didn't, but I drank it any So
then he throws up four more shots and it was clear,
and I thought, that's tequila again. No, it's uzzo. So
I drank two shots of us another one.
Speaker 1 (43:10):
And then another one, another one, and then then then
at seven eastern and then like.
Speaker 3 (43:22):
A bad night, he's trying to say, where did the
vomit bring the vomitas?
Speaker 1 (43:27):
Where it goes?
Speaker 8 (43:28):
Okay? So and then we're after the bottle of champagne
and another picture of beer. We're sitting there. We're sitting
there playing pool and all the balls start moving. What
you play?
Speaker 1 (43:44):
Were you stripes for Solnce?
Speaker 3 (43:45):
And then it was it didn't matter, he said no,
and then it.
Speaker 8 (43:50):
Was okay, I'm going to lose it here. And then
it's like, oh my god, I'm not going to make
it to the bathroom because I'm going to lose it
right in the middle of the dance floor. So these
young lady that were with us in the booth, I'm like,
move and I just lost it all over the table everything,
and I'm like, I gotta go home. The worst part
(44:11):
is I was a grad assistant. So the next day
I'm going in and dude, this friend she so, Tim,
what did you do last night? Was my birthday? I
went out. She's like, oh yeah, my brother didn't you?
And he was at the cavan and this guy puked
(44:31):
all over the place and I'm like, oh yeah, that
was me. Sorry and we had a good laugh, but
it was horrible.
Speaker 1 (44:39):
Man, and I literally almost threw up. Thank you? What
happened between the uzzo and the bottle of champagne? Tim?
Did you win? Did you win the game of pool?
Speaker 8 (44:55):
I don't know. The balls were moving on their own.
I'm they could have went in.
Speaker 3 (45:00):
Tim, do you have time to tell us what happened
on your twenty sixth birthdays?
Speaker 1 (45:05):
Love you buddy? Yeah yeah, maybe tomorrow there about that.
Thank you tomorrow, Thank you buddy, fun call, appreciate you.
We'll get the extended story on the podcast Wow today, Tim,
you hear the rest of.
Speaker 2 (45:17):
The fast forward buttoners of them? You drank the bar.
That's funny though, Man, have we said him a swiggie?
That's funny?
Speaker 1 (45:23):
That hydrate that made me laugh? Thank you. Honestly he
holds the record. He kept us there.
Speaker 3 (45:29):
I haven't heard Uzzo in a long time, in a
long time. I just picked it back up. Tim, call back.
I'll give you a swiggie.
Speaker 1 (45:36):
Hey, Tim, Yeah, honestly you deserve a funny man man.
Now from we're gonna go from gold Schlager to Schlossenagel. Yeah,
Jim Schlasenagele, he's in the news, Schlasnagel, and we're going
to talk about this this crazy story. Should you never
(46:00):
say never? That's really what I'm getting out of it. Yeah,
but it's it's not a matter of saying never this
Nick Danny g fill in the blanks for what I'm
missing here. So there's layers to this. It's rivalries, it's
yelling at a reporter. It's statement you made that you
went totally back on, like a little of everything, right
this story has.
Speaker 7 (46:20):
Yeah, there's many layers to this. Texas Texas a and
heated rivalries. The AD at Texas used to be the
AD at TCU where schlas Nagle was the coach for
a long time, so they've got history there. You've I
think what really took this to another level is just
the way that schlas Nagle really went at that reporter.
(46:41):
Because there's there have been coaches that have brushed off
stuff when everybody has an idea of what's happening, But
what's next?
Speaker 1 (46:49):
For what's next for you? Like it does inappropriate time questions.
But let's play that clip of him getting a little
testy with the reporter, the first one. The first one.
Speaker 11 (46:59):
I think it's pretty self of you to ask me
that question, to be honest with you, but I left
my family to be the coach at Texas A and M.
I took the job at Texas A and M to
never take another job again, and that hasn't changed in
my mind. That's unfair to talk about something like that.
That'd be like you asking Montgomery if he's gonna sign
(47:19):
in the draft. But I understand you got to ask
the question. But I gave up a big part of
my life to come take this job. And I've poured
every ounce of my soul in this job. And I've
given this job every single ounce I can possibly give it.
Speaker 1 (47:31):
Write that, wow, So he called that reporter selfish, But
while he ends up doing that, but spoke with an
intensity like how dare you even ask? Look at what
I've committed my life to Texas A and I'm an
Aggie like this is he made it seem like how
dare you ask?
Speaker 7 (47:47):
Yeah, And this is literally the time to ask because
just hypothetically, if he wasn't taking that, you're never gonna
that's the end of the season. This is your chance
to ask that question. You have to ask it.
Speaker 1 (47:58):
What a schlas Nagel. I've always said that about this guy. Now,
my buddy Rob in San Antonio is such a you know,
he's a huge college fan in general, so he's giving
me the rundown. He's like one of the top three
coaches in America made TCU relevant before A and M
could have handled this exit a hell of a lot better,
but his friendship with the ad was a huge factor.
(48:22):
And he goes at this reporter. He went from making
one point three mil to three million a year, So
it's a good move for him as a little selfish.
But to me, get the love, Dice and let's do.
Speaker 5 (48:35):
This, Covino and Rich get you over the middle of
the week when mid week major major, Oh, I love
that we throw sports and pop culture headlines and topics
at the fellas and it's like the kids.
Speaker 1 (48:50):
Say, that's son, We definitely teacher see it.
Speaker 5 (48:54):
Our scoring mid week major.
Speaker 3 (49:02):
Because we got to get spotty some time. When you
hear the horns hit, you know you've made it to
the middle of the week. And before I hand things
over to the number one and only host of the segment,
the red Love Dice in the main studio there, who's
gonna roll them first?
Speaker 1 (49:15):
I just rolled them eight? But I was thinking, Danny,
g the slang is moving quick. We might have to
change the name to Skidy Ohio Riz or Sigma. Let's
do it? What Sigma?
Speaker 3 (49:24):
A rich roll? Rickroll just edged Covino. All right, all right,
and now, ladies and gentlemen, the most famous person from
Scotch Plains, New Jersey besides Julie Gloom.
Speaker 9 (49:40):
All right, we touched on it earlier, but I'll give
you a few more details. Kelly Stafford doing some damage
control over her recent comments on the Off the Vine
podcast about you know, the method she used to get
her husband, Matthew Stafford. She said during college she was
dating the bad boy backup quarterback to get Matthew's attention. Well,
now she's apologizing to the guy who we assumed it
was Joe Cox.
Speaker 1 (50:00):
And I remember, Danny, you said it on the show.
Speaker 9 (50:02):
It wasn't even him. Everybody went after this guy. Yeah,
it wasn't that guy. He wasn't the backup quarterback. So
she posted something on her social media being like sorry
to the family. Apparently this guy that we assumed it
was was dating his now wife at the time, so
it caused a lot of drama. The Joe and his
wife and family haven't commented audi.
Speaker 3 (50:22):
He was listed as George's backup at the time.
Speaker 1 (50:25):
Right, So she's.
Speaker 9 (50:26):
Saying, she's saying she's apologized. She just said who it is?
But yeah, that's where she is right now. Midweaker, major
to likely story. I think it's major because while she.
Speaker 1 (50:36):
Doesn't need to apologize to her husband, she's a woman
on her own doing a podcast. I'm sure Matthew is
fine with it. But you're right, there's there's always collateral damage.
And if she's saying I hooked up with so and so,
if so and so is like, oh, cut it, I
had a girlfriend that's now my wife, it's not him.
So who is it is? The question?
Speaker 8 (50:54):
Right?
Speaker 1 (50:54):
I don't know.
Speaker 4 (50:55):
There was another name floating around as it was another
guy on.
Speaker 3 (50:58):
The roster, Yeah, like the third that maybe it could be.
Speaker 1 (51:01):
It's weird. And remember she said nothing nice about this guy.
She basically implied that he was a d bag and
she used this guy just to get Matt Stafford jealous.
I said it. Then, I'll say, now, I think it's major,
because why are you so public about something that upset
your husband to begin with? I know she said he
didn't care, but in the story, she says Matt hated this.
(51:25):
It really upset him. So she continues telling us publicly,
not only embarrassing Matt, but now upsetting the Cox family.
So to me, weak story, zip it loose lips and
ships Mitch, I'll refrain. All right, cool, you guys are
gonna love this story. I love the story.
Speaker 9 (51:44):
So Yankees broadcaster Michael kay threw a little bit of
a hissy fit during his show this week, not during
a game, but during his show, So sn y you know.
The Home of the Mets aired an add this week
on Yes during the Michael Kaye Show, promoting their broadcast
team ahead of the Subway series that's happening right now.
(52:05):
They were like, they promoted the cover saying, enjoy the
Subway series with the best booth in the game, Gary
Keith and Ron So it cuts back to Michael Kaye
right away. He's like, I gotta draw attention to this ad.
How can they say they have the best booth in
the game when we have.
Speaker 1 (52:19):
The best booth in the He started stamping his feet
like a child. The thing is, though, ninety nine out
of one hundred people would say that Gary Keith and
Ron are better than the Michael K booth. However, how
terrible that the Yes, now, I wouldn't let that air
like that would be like us right now having ESPN
run and AD being like, hey, we well, coming on,
Richarond check out this thunder show. It's like terrible. Better
(52:41):
not be Sano just kidding, hear that, George Sondano, he's
our pal.
Speaker 2 (52:47):
Yeah, this is major, what an insult?
Speaker 1 (52:49):
And I give major, major props to Michael kay Paul
O'Neill the Warrior, and David Cohne. I mean, David Cone
actually played for both the Mets and the Yankees. I
don't see anyone your stupid booth doing that. So I
think Kay, O'Neill and cohne do rival that week ass booth,
and I think that's insults. As one Yankees fan, I
will say, though, Danny g is still working on getting
(53:12):
our commercials during Petrus some money. Ah, yes, yes, let's
do it all right. Russell Wilson is jacked. I don't
know if you saw this.
Speaker 9 (53:21):
He's been getting some attention on his social media posted
a video of him sparring in the ring, showing off
his physique.
Speaker 1 (53:28):
Was he gonna fight Logan Paul?
Speaker 9 (53:29):
Maybe he's been training actually with well known trainer Freddi Roach,
who you know trained Pachiao. He mentioned we said on
the show that he found the fountain of youth, So
maybe this is why he was training back in twenty
eighteen to twenty twenty, put it on hold during the pandemic,
never went back to it. Now he feels great, his
stammin is great. Midweek major. I think it's major. Let's
not forget this guy's an elite, an elite athlete, super
(53:52):
Bowl champion. He's had a rough couple of years.
Speaker 1 (53:54):
He's corny that that we hold that against him too.
Pittsburgh steel A fan should be really excited about the
chance that maybe he did find his old self. I
think it's major. I mean, this is the comeback of
danger russ Man. He was looking dangerous hitting those pads
and what a better workout, right, if he did find
the Fountain youth, this is getting him in better shape.
(54:15):
He was flexing those abs, just building that confidence. He's
set in an expectation and who's rooting against him to
do well? I'm not so props major good for Russell Wilson.
Speaker 9 (54:25):
I like you all right, and you we'll wrap it
up here. Not everyone's a fan of the Hawk. Two
of memes like Riches Rich say, as I've always said,
if you don't hawkta don't talk to someone in a
NASCAR teams organization. A worker with JD Motorsports as part
of the NASCAR's Exfinity Series, says he lost his social
(54:47):
media privileges after a post that featured the Hawk to
a girl. There was a rain delay which resulted in
cancelation at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway. So Robert Dorman,
who was the social media guy, posted a picture of
the race of the track with the Hawk to a
girl in the clouds like looking down, like spitting on
the track, says gave match canceled.
Speaker 1 (55:10):
Do you mean instead of giving this guy promotion because
he's clever, they suspended him, took away his prices.
Speaker 9 (55:15):
Yeah, they said his views didn't align with the organization
and even posted about it online.
Speaker 1 (55:20):
So this is Midweeker basis. That's it's lame. It's called
him lame. This guy's awesome companies. I actually agree with
Rich he was sort of clever in the moment. Blamed
the general public for knowing what he was referencing in
that meme. We if we all know? Did he do
anything wrong? Anything?
Speaker 2 (55:36):
He was being relevant in the moment, blame well.
Speaker 1 (55:40):
On that note, you want to go to our pelt mic,
I would love to thank you Spot Thanks fun as always,
high Nick Cope
Speaker 7 (55:48):
Hey, Michael Kay, see yet up Y
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