July 30, 2024 • 42 mins
Covino & Rich discuss the MLB trade deadline (as it closes) & give you the show's favorite team's best ever deadline pick ups! The guys finish their thoughts on the bad ass who is Tyson Bagent & talk face-grinding workouts. They bump the hallway loudly (with burpees) & 'IRON MIKE TRIVIA' punches through your speakers! Plus, Garrit Cole disappointment & Jennifer Garner's elevator video!
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Thank you guys. Now we're talking about Tyson beagent. Oh sorry,
hold on trade deadline? Sorry no, okay, no mohere moves now.
(02:39):
I just read an article. Stop this the best trade
deadline move for each team? MLB dot Com put out
a list before we move on to the aigent thing.
The deadline just ended just this minute. Yeah. Three teams
that we were for in the studio, Yankees, Mets, Dodgers.
What do you think they rated their best trade deadline
move ever? Each team? Each team?
Speaker 3 (03:04):
Like?
Speaker 1 (03:04):
All right, CC Sabathia for the Brewers is the answer,
Dan Byer Brewers guy, remember they picked up Sabathia. Yeah,
went on a nice little run. Your team? What do
you think your team's best trade deadline move ever?
Speaker 4 (03:17):
Was?
Speaker 1 (03:19):
Man? I hate to be prisoner of the moment. But
Jazz Chisholm could be that guy. And I'll tell you why.
Just come on. Brings the energy that this boring ass
Yankee team needed. And he also forces so many players
on this team to step up or move out because
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he could fill in the spot of a slumping DJ Lemayhew,
he could fill the spot of a slumping glabor lazy
Glaber Torres, and he could fill in it for do
Goo slumping. The guy's pushing all these dudes to play
their best or he'll take their job. So he's really
good at their job. But I don't know, I don't
know the I don't know the Yankkey's answer here saying
(04:02):
to MLB dot Com, Yeah, then you're gonna you're gonna
hate yourself because you see this guy once in a
while co host with our buddy Rob Parker David Justice
bro two thousand. When the Yankees picked up David Justice,
they said it was a game changer for that that
was a big move man. And he's such a cool dude.
When you see him here on Fox Sports Radio. He
(04:23):
actually let me wear his World Series ring. I remember that.
Speaker 4 (04:26):
How cool you.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Should put that on your Instagram in honor you know what,
I'm gonna do that right now, in honor of the
trade deadline when your Yankees got him and won a
World Series? How cool is that? Yours is recent, Danny. Okay,
there's your hint. So I'm thinking twenty twenty one. I
celebrated when the Dodgers got Trey Turner, Tray Turner and
Max Shirtskay in the same deadline Dodgers picked up Schuzer
(04:50):
and Trey Turner, which you can't argue that to legends
right there, But I'm telling you prisoner of the moment. Yes,
But Jazz Chisholm bills the void. He fills every Yankee void.
That's the thing. That's what I said. Compare this to
a relationship. Let's say there's significant voids in your relationship.
(05:12):
That next person has to fill all those voids. That's
when you know you want That's what Jazz Chishlm's doing
right now. All the weak spots the Yankees had, he
fills them all. So I think he's gonna be a
huge difference maker. He had two home runs yesterday, And
a side note, you get to see a guy who's
always been good appear great on the main stage. I
get to shine. He's always deserved a guy chared when
(05:34):
he was on the Marlin, a guy on a bunk,
small market team. But it does seem like Cavino's in
a little honeymoon state. Jazz chishom Hunt, of course, do
you feel like Aaron Boone sandbagging worked out? Yeah? Yeah,
maybe right. You needed that guy, you needed this attitude
on that team. I'm not that I David justinq the
way Cavino feels about Jazz Chishlm. You know, the beginning
of every relationship, You're like, we never fight. She's perfect,
(05:56):
like she's she's like eazy Breezy doesn't get list. She thought, man, man,
this girl's perfect. Yeah, talked to me in two weeks
or so. Just you wait when Jazz Chisholm goes zero
for twelve over a three game set against like the
Astros or something. Yeah. The Mets answer being that you
and I have been boys for twenty years now. It
happened in the extent of our friendship. I'll give you
(06:18):
a hint over the last ten years, and he just
lit it up for the Mets. Came from the American League,
not in baseball, anymore. Murphy, No, Danil Murphy was always
a Met he was was he a nation? He then
went to nationals umm he lit it up from the
American League, power hitter. Mets fan loved him, Mets loved them.
(06:39):
I don't know. Tell me you always say his name
with a little jingle. Just tell me cesspedis Ah. Yeah, yeah,
he was big for a minute. Jo nss Fits came
to New York and lit it up. He led that
team to the World Series twenty fifteen. My brother played
an im men's league game recently against Indy Chavis. Did
I tell you that? Yeah? Andy Chava's former met just
(07:02):
made me think of it. I know it has nothing
to do with this conversation, but he had some big
playoff moments with your Mets. Yeah. He now plays in
like a thirty and over men's league, and my brother
said he took a ground ball off of him and
got him out. Throw him out. Yeah, in a men's
league recently. Anyway, I digest. Let's wrap this up real
quick before we talk NFL Tyson Bagent again with this
(07:26):
crazy workout makes you think about a lot of things.
It makes you think about how when you exert yourself
there's a balance here. And I tell my daughter about
this too, because she's now working out and she finds
herself really hungry all the time. I'm like, that's the
key melody. When I would do Orange Theory, any sort
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of really excruciating workout, push yourself the gym, a lot
of cardio, I'd come home starving and then I'd eat
and I'd be counteracting everything I just accomplished. You have
to fill your body with good food. I just never
had a good food line around.
Speaker 4 (08:03):
You know.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
I don't want to be that this guy said he
had six eggs and bacon right after that one mild
workout he has. I don't want to. I never want
to be that over the top gym guy. But I
will say if you leave the gym super hungry, getting
like a protein shake or something. Even at the gym,
if you spending five bucks, like yeah, let me get
a muscle milk thing, it at least fills you up,
(08:24):
because you're right. Sometimes the alternative is you're so hungry,
you come home, you start eating terrible things. You'll eat
a whole bag of chips and you're like, I just
countered my whole work calungary after that, and then it
makes you think about how little you're really pushing it
in life. And our buddy spot here is always getting
on us Rich especially for doing a bunny boy workout, Rich.
Speaker 5 (08:41):
As he never breaks a sweat at the gym. How
is that possible?
Speaker 1 (08:44):
Now? I want to make it clear. Tyson Beagent says
he did a bumpy broad jump workout, meaning he did
a burpie. I can't even read my own hand, right,
you have? I swear I really did workout beat broad
jump workout where he did burpies and jumped for a
mile straight. What do you say it took him? How many? Like?
(09:06):
Seven hour and seven minute? Seven hours? I wrote that
seven hours, thirteen years old. That's what I wrote. That
point is he said it was excruciating this workout, some
of the hardest stuff he's ever done. It makes you
think about the little effort you're putting in Pause. Now,
when you look at the workouts out there, there's a
(09:28):
couple questions here are you pushing yourself to the limits
of I remember someone once told me if you're not
thinking about throwing up after a workout, that it's not
really a workout. I'm like, all right, relax, there I
don't think I've ever thrown up after a workout. Like
the Eagles, I take it to the limit. So like Spot,
you're the type of guy Spot you told us recently
(09:48):
threw up it during.
Speaker 5 (09:49):
What I've thrown out. I've thrown up during workouts when
I do a lot of legs, the strain and push.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Because you seriously like, oh my legs.
Speaker 5 (09:56):
No, no, no, because the your blood is going to
your muscles and it's going away from your stomach, which
is making you feel nauseous and will make you throw up.
So if you've eaten or like had something within a
certain amount of time in the gym, you will get
nutras and throw up. Never been there, and you do it.
You feel better, and I walked right out and I've
continued my workout.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
You're a desperado. Yeah. Are you pushing yourself to these
extreme I'm not saying extreme. I'm not saying Tyson beagent levels, hey,
or maybe depending on your age and your propensity to injury,
maybe you shouldn't be. Yeah. I mean, he's a young
dude in the NFL. Okay, I get it, but you
should try a little bit otherwise you're not gonna but
(10:37):
you're complaining about being hurt all the time. I have
a question. You say that I do light workouts. Yeah,
raise your hands in the studio. If you've had chiulder
surgery in the last six months, I'm raising my left
Am I right? But yeah, had nothing to do with that.
I had this before I started working out. So, but
you're you're the guy that's always bitching about injury. I
try itch.
Speaker 5 (10:55):
Maybe I'm just I have a propensity for injury in
my body. But I'd rather have abs and his shoulder
injury and look like you you have abs.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
No, Well, Rich shaf we'll have a post down rabishing
Rick rootstyle, do an outline of apps. Why don't you
tell spot where you told those before about how fat over?
He could say whatever he wants. But your bunny boy
workout has you looking pretty good at the.
Speaker 5 (11:15):
Age of forty something. Yeah, that's also genetics. I don't
think if I did the Rich workout at the gym,
I'd be six hundred pounds.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
I'd be on that show. I think I ate like Rich.
I do what I call pee wee Herman workout. I
remember when if I Herman woke up in the morning,
he just lifted two weights in the air.
Speaker 5 (11:33):
If I was eating saucy nugs every day and do
it and not breaking a sweat at the gym, I
would not.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Yeah, Rich, you have the metabolism of somebody that's twenty.
Speaker 1 (11:42):
That is possible, you know. But I do wonder as
you get older and I and I know our audience.
I look at Bretton, I know our audience, and I
know we got people all over the place. Thirty year old's, forties,
fifty sixties. I'm gonna make it. I'm baby, I'm a
love you baby money. That was for the sixty year
olds in our audience. Yeah, I just that it's my
daily does the carbs right there? Seventies love jams man.
(12:05):
But I just want to say this because I know
we have people all over the age range listening. I'll
just pick a round age. If you're fortyish, fortyish, are
you pushing limits too much because you're not ty Tyson Bagent?
Should you be doing Orange Theory CrossFit nine rounds, Barry's
boots forty five? But he really name was Crimpy Burpie
(12:30):
broad Jumps. I did brow Burpie broad Jumps last night. Yeah,
but for what this guy's to.
Speaker 5 (12:35):
Keep my heart rate going for UH to get like
certain muscles activated. It's like you're not gonna get that
by walking on the treadmill.
Speaker 1 (12:42):
I'm just saying, like, I've done all those things, and
I just wonder, do you hit a certain age where
it's like, yeah, I'm just gonna hurt myself if I'm
doing If I'm doing CrossFit at forty five years old,
you're gonna get hurt. If you're doing Orange Theory in
nine rounds boxing classes like that. Is there come a
point where you're like, yo, I'm gonna work out and
stay fit. I think if you're training for the Cafalon,
(13:03):
you're training for some sort of marathon or something specific.
I get it. If you're just trying to maintain I'm
not saying you do a bunny boy workout, but I
don't think you need to go all out like that.
If you just want to look good in the T shirt,
isn't it you want and you want to feel confident
with your shirt off around your woman, isn't isn't like
a just going to the gym and maintaining enough do
(13:24):
you really need to be doing? Takes more effort for
some than others.
Speaker 5 (13:27):
Now you know what, like I have to bust my
butt to keep this body that I have right now,
you do it by doing it, you know, not even
breaking a sweat with ten pound dumbells in each gam.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Bridge Davis, he has a slim, good body. This guy
not fair, Oh not fair at all. Let's play the
clip again that made us think about this because you're
listening to a young man really grinding his face off
as he puts it. Let's wrap it up and put
things in perspective on pushing it and what you're doing
at the gym, Tyson Bigent.
Speaker 6 (13:59):
You know, I didn't really think too much about it.
I was too busy grinding my absolute face off in
the off season. But whatever they were going to do,
you know, that's completely up to them. I can't control that.
Speaker 1 (14:10):
The grinding your face off thing that you did.
Speaker 6 (14:14):
June nineteenth, shout out to my one of my best friends,
Dereck Gallagher. One mile Burbie broad Jump, hour and seven minutes.
Let's go a mile Burbie broad Jump. Burbie broad Jump,
one mile. I don't know. I ate a lot after that.
(14:37):
I went to Betty's shout out to Sheppardtown West Virginia
to Betty's restaurant. I think I just got six eggs
and bacon, some toasts.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Yeah, way, you know it's a work out. He remembers
the date. When you are a professional athlete, you can't
do them down the hall. I get it. You look
like I said, look at look at a more popular guy,
like a Christian McCaffrey. The exercise and routine he does
in the off season shows you why he is elite.
The guy works his ass off.
Speaker 7 (15:06):
And guys, I'm sorry, but if I'm not mistaken, I
thought he did seven hours of bumpy broad jumps.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
Oh no, no, did I hear that somewhere? I'm sorry, man,
I wrote it down wrong. I know you're a Capino guy,
but and was wrong on that one Dan one hour,
seven minutes. I had seven hours in one minute bumpy jumps.
Bumpy bumpy broad impresses spot makes it a great point.
Most of us couldn't do bumpy broad jumps to our
(15:31):
car from from here to our car let alone for
a mile. So it's a matter of pushing it or not.
But then I have to ask you, do you really
have to push it that hard? Push it for what
you're not in the NFL. That's my point. So when
you go to your trainer, Spot cost saying to be lazy.
Spot Spot's personal trainer looks like someone out of a
fitness magazine that I am like, you gotta be on star.
Speaker 5 (15:53):
You know who trained at my gym? Glenn Powell. Who's
the hottest star right now. Glenn Powell for Top Gun
Maverie trained at my gym.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
He's shirtless with Sidney Sweeney. What's your excuse? That was
after time got mattered? All right, But that's that's what
they put themselves through. It props to him, man, And
I love that attitude too. I love his attitude because
it's a it's a longer clip about again pushing yourself
so that other things in life don't see him as tough.
So take a listen and keep that name in mind.
Tyson Beagent and Cove.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
On one of the earlier updates from Bayer, he mentioned
that Caleb Williams is not going to play this Thursday night,
so we're gonna see a lot of Beijing at the helmet,
which is.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
Called I'll be rooting for a God. That's one of
those backups around the league. When you hear how hard
he works. I'll remember that and say, you know what,
I hope this kid keeps a job.
Speaker 2 (16:39):
Oh he stood out last season. Unfortunately it was against
my Raiders in Chicago. But week seven he came out
just tearing it up and a lot of people are like, oh,
maybe Chicago found their guy. And unfortunately his next start
didn't go as well. But against the Raiders, man he
played lights out last season as a rookie.
Speaker 1 (16:55):
And you know what, if you do watch receiver and
last year quarterback, the one thing you do realize is
that us lazy grown men and women that even if
you do go to the gym, these athletes are training
to a level that so that we can't even understand,
like when you saw even like what Kirk Cousin does,
(17:17):
or like when you when you see Justin Jefferson and
I'm on Ross, Saint Brown and these guys Deebo, Samuel,
what they're doing in the off season and during the
season is remarkable. So us, you know, lazy dude sitting
with a saucy nugs on our belly. I've been hiking
with you. You get winded very easily. So yeah, I
can't go to the gym with you. I'm not training
(17:38):
like you are for the new Top Gun movie, just
saying now I can't even walk fast. We're gonna go
from Tyson Bagent and his crazy workout to Iron Mike. Okay,
and there's other things I want to get to Garrett
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Speaker 1 (20:00):
I'm Ron Burgundy. Actually I'm Steve Covino at Steve Covino
if you want to play along at home. For those
of you keep it score at home. Not only are
we at Steve Covino and at Rich Davis. You could
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(20:23):
and or else. Could you find us Rich at the
store eating all the free samples. F Did you just
hurt yourself? Okay, I hope not. So you're stretching against
the wall, you know we did during the commercial stretching
we did.
Speaker 2 (20:35):
I heard some big bumps out in the hallway, so
it was bump broad jumps.
Speaker 1 (20:38):
We were doing the big broad jumps that Tyson Bidgeon
did and I'll post it at Covin on Rich on
our Instagram. We did it two times each and I
was like I did it for a mile. That was
the sound of two hundred and twenty pounds of pure
muscle hitting the floor. Danny, Yeah, what I heard. By
the way, did you hear that earthquake yesterday? Did you
feel that earthquake? That was just spot through and bumpy
(21:00):
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Speaker 2 (21:22):
Radios, we could use those for you, Rich as you're
burpie bumping broad jumping down the.
Speaker 1 (21:28):
Ventura here, Rich, how far are you? Breaks? Almost ever?
We gotta come back.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Bath.
Speaker 1 (21:37):
How many have you done?
Speaker 4 (21:37):
Right?
Speaker 1 (21:38):
Four? About four of them? And I have three fourths
of the mile? Togo? All right? So are we ready
to play this game? Or what we're ready to go?
All right, let's come. Mike Tyson was a maniac. I
want your heart, I want to eat a children an
ear to this.
Speaker 4 (21:57):
If you're a boxing brainiact tired, Mike Trivia.
Speaker 1 (22:02):
You can't cut all right?
Speaker 2 (22:06):
Our FSR studio walking our broke mic into the main
studio the city.
Speaker 1 (22:11):
Did you see what they were doing in the hallway,
Mike jumping around playing leapfrog like little baby boys playing
leapfrog in the hallway. You go GT you guys get
pay for it. Why don't you do a real man'ed workout?
Help me meet the gym. I'm training right now. We're
gonna spar mic November fifteen, same faith. Now it's different
date thing fit, different date thing fate. I'm an knockout
Jake Paul, I can't wait. But yeah, you're you're interrupting
(22:34):
my workout for the stupid game.
Speaker 2 (22:36):
All right, let's speak with the contestants. Twenty five time
winner Rich Davis, Yeah, buddy, eighteen time champion, Dan byer Hey,
nine time winner.
Speaker 1 (22:45):
It might be ten this week's spot. I'm feeling it
and Plumpy broad jumps.
Speaker 2 (22:50):
Your blood's flowing, maybe even more after you get a
w here and looking to win a seeing our stayless
steel Swiggy on our studio lines Buyer, I'll use you
for this. Would you love to travel to Chico, California, Spokane, Washington, Boca, Florida,
or Ogden, Utah.
Speaker 7 (23:08):
Spoke Anne home of Vision Quest. There it is in
the eighties.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
Another one.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
Let's go to Spokane. Let's go to Steven there in Spokane.
What up, Steve?
Speaker 4 (23:16):
What's up?
Speaker 1 (23:16):
Gad hey Steven? How are you doing today? Not too bad?
Are you guys doing? Good? Man? What do you do
for a living? There? In Washington State?
Speaker 5 (23:24):
I sell artificial hips, knees and shoulders.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
Oh, not far off? Can I get one of those? Thanks?
What about toast to?
Speaker 4 (23:35):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Actually we do need thanks? All right?
Speaker 2 (23:38):
Uh, well, you're gonna buzz in with your name there.
We need you a nice and loud there. Okay, so
grab your hand set if you can. Here are the
rules for Iron Mike trivia. The first contestant with two
correct answers is the champ. If there's a tie, we
have a tie breaker question. Your name is your buzzer,
but you do have to wait until all three possible
answers are read. If there's two wrong answers in a row,
we move on to the next question.
Speaker 1 (23:58):
Are you ready? Let's get it on. Let's go in
What year did the thriller in Manila fight take place,
whether A. Nineteen seventy three, b. Nineteen seventy five or C.
Nineteen seventy seven The Thriller in Manila, Rich Rich, I
think that was seventy seven, Iron Mike, No, Steven got
(24:21):
in there for the steal. Let's see if he can get.
Speaker 2 (24:22):
It nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Yes, sir, Wow. October one, nineteen seventy five, my idol,
I'LLI beat Fraser and one of the best fights ever.
Speaker 2 (24:33):
Yeah, Stephen on the board, good job, compatination. We moved
around two round two.
Speaker 1 (24:38):
I once famously said, what about fame a god? It
would be good to fake somebody, to be a fake
somebody rather than a real nobody. What was that again?
It would be good to be a fake somebody rather
than a real nobody. Okay, too bad, b this. It
be too bad that Paris Kardashian couldn't meet Layla Lee
(25:01):
in the RINGO Ali, Harris Kardashian whatever, it doesn't matter
or thief. I knew I was somebody when the policeman
took out a camera instead of cuffs. Stephen Stephen for
the wind hey man off the board, knock you guy,
(25:25):
that I was gonna say, see, I'm gonna knock out
Jake Paul November fifteenth.
Speaker 2 (25:30):
Man, round of applause or Steve just like that Stephen
in Spokane wins one of our last dispatch at least
stainless steel.
Speaker 1 (25:39):
Beautiful seeing our swing gagulations guys. And by the way,
what do you guys think about Jake Paul and Donald
Trump being on buddy chummy? See that that bother you
because your buddy chummy with Donald Trump? By me, Now,
I really want to knock out Jake Paul, and I
want to knock out Donald Trump. Everybody. I got some
some bumpy burbie to dot By Mike. All right, well
(26:03):
let's go to d By. Yeah, Dan, we're I feel
like we're lacking one big trade deadline move. There's none
that they're you know, getting me excited. Yeah.
Speaker 7 (26:12):
The biggest news is Jack Flaherty was dealt by the
Detroit Tigers to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dodgers were eerily
quiet through much of the trade deadline, but making a
splash at the end. They also acquired outfielder Kevin Kiermeyer
from the Toronto Blue Jays. The Marlins were trading everybody
today now that's not exactly accurate, but they did make
(26:33):
a lot of deals, including dealing closer tan Or Scott
to the Padres, traded outfielder Brian de la Cruz to
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Josh Bells on his way to Arizona,
while lefty Trevor Rogers is going to Baltimore. Orioles also
got outfielder Alloy Jimenez from the Chicago White Sox. Guardians
picked up a five nothing win against the Tigers today.
They acquired pitcher Alex cobbdd Cleveland from San Francisco. Royals
(26:56):
got shortstop Paul de Young from the White Sox. Mets
rich got Paul Blackburn from the A's.
Speaker 1 (27:03):
I mentioned the Pirates earlier.
Speaker 7 (27:04):
They got ikf Isaiah Kiner Fileffa from Toronto, so a
lot of deals nothing major. Red Sox got Lucas Simms
from the Reds. The Yankees added to their bullpen by
getting Mark Leeder Junior from the Cubs in a swap
earlier today. But that's what you got for the baseball
trade deadline. A little bit more excitement going on at
the Olympic Games, especially in women's gymnastics, where Team USA
(27:26):
grabbed the gold again, their third and four Olympic games
in the team.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Overall.
Speaker 7 (27:31):
It also means the fifth gold for Simone Biles and
the eighth in her Olympic career. That's the most of
any American gymnast. Italy took on the silver. Brazil won
bronze in men's basketball. Germany top Brazil today eighty six
to seventy three, so Germany will move on out of
pool play. France with a win against Japan. It wasn't
easy and may have got the benefit of a whistle
(27:53):
here or there, but they beat Japan in overtime. France
the winner ninety four ninety Canada dropped Australia ninety three
eighty three, Spain a winner against Grease eighty four to
seventy seven. And a couple of tennis notes. Coco Goff
lost in women's singles, but Hern Taylor Fritz advanced in
mixed doubles in the Spain and tandem in men's doubles
of Rafael nadaland Carlos Alcarez did advance to the quarterfinals
(28:16):
two final notes. US men's soccer team advanced dot of
group play for the first time since two thousand. US
women's rugby team. They won the bronze in rugby seven's,
the first ever medal in the events. No Caleb Williams
Thursday for the Bears and likely no preseason games for
the Jets. Aaron Rodgers, guys, back to you.
Speaker 1 (28:36):
Thank you, Dan Bayer the professional, my mom's favorite. I
love it. Yeah, he's the best in the game. We're
Cavino and Rich with Danny g spat and hanging out
with us today. Thank you guys for hanging out with
us live from the ti raq dot com studio. Now,
I want to congratulate Steve again. Thanks for playing along
Iron Mike Trivia, Stephen Washington big winner today. Well, my buddy,
(29:02):
I was actually on social media and I saw my
buddy post this, and I was like, maybe I'll bring
this up real quick because I thought it was odd
as well. One of my great school pals, this guy, Jason,
said he drove all the way to Philly from New
Jersey to watch Garrett Cole pitch against the Phillies today.
And Garrett Coles, you may have heard, was scratched because
(29:24):
of general body fatigue. And my buddy goes on to say,
you know what, I have general body fatigue who doesn't
have it every day in my life every day, Yet
here I am what a weenie. And I did feel
for him because imagine taking your kid, like, hey, we're
gonna go see the cy Young Award winner Garrett Cole
(29:45):
and kids all fired out, Yeah Garrett Carr, and then
on your way to the ballpark you get an alert
that he scratched for general body fatigue. Is that just
like a nice way of saying he needed a day
all tired, he has the runs, like you know what
I mean, like tired, general body fatigue. And it just
made me think about some of the stories you've heard
(30:06):
in the past about load management rich and the week.
It really is. You know, when you wake up and
you have that feeling of like, man, I could sleep
for another couple hours, but I gotta get up. It's
time to work. That's what I'm feeling. General body fatigue
is you know when you like, you know, when you
like walk to the bathroom super slow in the morning,
like another day, and you like turn on the hot
(30:27):
water in the shower and let's go. That to me
is like I start every day and about you don't
feel like every day you start with general body fatigue. Yeah,
every day. I generaldy continue and it's a debut, it's
an opportunity for this guy, Will Warren, who's called up
making his major league debut today as a result. But
general body fatigue. Give me a break, get out there.
(30:48):
You know who has that everyday? Parents? Exactly, we don't
have to take a day off from our kidg has
that right now. I just I feel bad for anybody
pumped about an interleague game. Garrett cole Phillies the bet
one of the best teams in the NL, and you
go there just to be let down for some guy
you never you heard of, Will Warren. I mean, I
(31:09):
wish him the best. I'm a Yankees fan, but just
a major letdown. And it brings me to a funny story.
I remember Rich's dad and I wish just did apply
in sports. But Rich's dad had tickets to see some
play and who was it? Wolverine? Right, My dad had
a Broadway show that him and his wife are gone to,
and Wolverine himself Hugh Jackman. Hugh Jackman was the star
(31:32):
of the play. Well play was that, I don't know,
but Hugh Jackman was I mean Wolverine on Broadway? Yes,
I mean, he's the greatest showman. It was the musical Wolverine,
it was the music Man. My dad, Oh yeah, music man.
Oh I can't wait, man Nelly, I'm gonna see. He
probably called him Huge Jackman, Huge Jackman, the music mambones.
(31:53):
Because my dad goes to Broadway. He's retired, so my
dad goes to Broadway shows with his wife when there's
a big name in it. So let's say Brian Cranston's
on Broadway or Hugh Jackman. My dad will be the
guy that's like, I'll tell you, I'll go into the
city for that. Oh yeah, Brian Kransworth, isn't it, Dad,
It's Kranston. Yeah, that's what I said. Brian Kransworth can't wait.
So the story goes that Rich's dad is going to
(32:14):
see Hugh Jackman in this play, and how cool is that? Right?
We know this guy's a treasure. My dad's watching the
Mets game the night before and they do the whole
like coming up tonight on the ten o'clock lose and
it's like, oh, Hugh Jackman had COVID. This is like
in twenty one, twenty two, like when people still talked
about COVID and they said, Hugh Jackman, he's got to
(32:37):
sit this week out of the show because of COVID.
My dad called the box off and he's like, no,
can do. I want a refund? Can Maybe those are
the magic words. So if you wanted to see Garrett
Cole and sorry general body fatigue, what you have to
do moving forward is excuse me, noel can do? And
(32:58):
they give you a refund because then your dad get
his money back. My dad got his money back and
they gave him tickets to a show where Hugh Jackman
was back. It's really the same thing. Richie always told
the stories of you wanting to see Gary Carter and
he was scratched. It's the worstest feeling ever if you're
a little kid. It's like your parents take you there
and you're so pumped to see your hero and he's
(33:20):
not there. You're like, dude, it's the worst. It's like
you ever take your kid somewhere in his clothes and
they start crying and having a breakdown. I know your
kid has to suck it up. That's life. But you're
paying a lot of money for these tickets, and everybody
deserves the day off. I get it, but general body
fatigue just doesn't cut it for me. I remember when
I was a kid, Like I said, Gary Carter was
(33:41):
one of my favorite players. I had his poster my wall,
Cindy Crawford, Gary Carter, Joe Montana. That's what of sums
up my childhood with a little Whole Comania action figure
Gary Carter. I go to Chase Stadium, bunk ass Old,
Chase Stadium as a kid, look up at the scoreboard,
the big RC, call the sign, where's number eight? Batt
(34:04):
and clean up? Let's see Darryl Strawberry. There's Lenny Dykstra
that but where's number eight? Look down the line up
batting eighth, number two, catching Mackie Sasser like that would
be a chill. Imagine going to a Yankees game as
a kid in the nineties and there was no Derek Jita,
Bernie sitting out. It stinks and the NBA is worse
(34:25):
because you know this is a big problem. Imagine you
spend hundreds of bucks to take your kids and it's like, yeah,
Yannas ain't playing tonight, or you know, hey, tonight, I'm sorry,
There'll be no Brunson, There'll be no Lebron James. That
is a problem.
Speaker 2 (34:39):
As as a little kid in Los Angeles, I went
to the Memorial Coliseum for my first ever Raider game.
My hero Marcus Allen sat on the bench, not because
of an injury, and they didn't even fit. Al Davis
didn't even fake it. It was just something personal going on.
I was devastating. Marcus Allen run the ball exactly.
Speaker 1 (34:57):
A little kid does not care what the reason is,
just wants to see the game or she just wants
to see the game. So general body fatigue is what's
taking Garrett Cole out of the game today. As Danny
G said, it's called the Every parent has that. Yes, yes, yeah,
that's really the point here. So anyway, that's the story.
And there's another story that involves Jennifer Garner that we
(35:21):
got to get to next. That's good, it's funny. Danny
G thought of a funny sports tie and so we'll
get to all that coming up. Covino on Rich Fox
Sports Radio. Trade deadline. Nothing really happened for the most part.
There's no big, big deal. So uh, we got more
next right here, Fox Sports Radio. All Right, it's getting
(35:43):
late early, so let's get into this. I got a
head to the gym right after the show do some
burpie brud jumps. I posted the video at Covin on
Rich Fox Sports Radio of spot Covino on myself all
trying to do the burpie bru jump and to think
that Tyson Bagent on the Bears did that for over
(36:04):
a mile. Yeah, that's insane, insane, That's insane.
Speaker 4 (36:08):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (36:08):
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Tirack dot Com studio and you may have seen a
lot of coverage of the San Diego Comic Con over
the weekend. The two big announcements that stood out to
(36:31):
me was Robert Downey Junior as Doctor Doom because people
were like, that's lazy casting, because he's so synonymous, he's
such a big star with Iron Man. People are like,
doctor dude.
Speaker 3 (36:42):
They're totally gonna make him like an alternate universe Tony
Stark becoming Doctor Doomoe.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
And there's and there's so many times that we've seen
this before. But he's such a big star. That's the
only thing. And what other what else stood out to
me was Dexter continues, I love that show, so yeah,
Dexter on Showtime.
Speaker 3 (37:00):
I had just thought Robert Downey Junr. Was done with
all of this stuff. But I guess besides Oppenheimer, it's
not like he's getting money out of Yeah.
Speaker 1 (37:08):
Just throw enough money out him, I guess. Now. While
all this was going on, there was a side story
that Jennifer Garner actress Jennifer Garner Electra, was stuck in
an elevator for more than an hour at Comic Cut,
and she documented the whole ordeal on social media. So
it got us thinking, like being stuck in an elevator.
(37:30):
You know, I got stuck in an elevator at a
Maxim party for the Super Bowl with my ex and
it was a bunch of botch of ga loops with
cigars and they were all drunk, and she started talking
smack to them, putting me in this jeopardizing like like
you're gonna get me beat up in this elevator open
Covino's lane on the ground. Do you remember that? Like
I do? I was stuck in an elevator at a party.
(37:51):
But anyway, he got us thinking about being stuck at
a game or an event that you just wish you
could have left, but you were stuck there, and what
to do about it. Well, what is also the worst
place to be stuck out? Would you say? Is the airport?
A top answer? Like if you're if your flight's canceled
and you're like, you have an elevator is pretty like
if you're claustrophobic, oh my goodness, you don't be stuck
(38:12):
in if you're there with a bunch of people losing
their cool.
Speaker 2 (38:15):
And I know there's a lot of people that can
feel about what I'm gonna say. The only phobia I
have is claustrophobia. And then there's certain movies you see
where somebody gets thrown in a trunk for hours, we're
locked in a closet, when there's someone buried, When there.
Speaker 1 (38:31):
Is someone stuck in a trunk in a movie, I'm like, yeah,
And you know what. Devanta Adams on the show Receiver
talks about a fear that I'm surprised more athletes don't have.
He had to have an MRI I done and when
you got to go on that little tube like, yeah,
I know all these things. And by the way, that
is really bad. I've been in that situation too. I'm like,
all right, calm down, because you start to feel a
(38:52):
little panic at that Yeah, right, you feel like you
start the panic, your heart rate goes up. Now, think
about the times you're at a game, Like, what do
you do if you go to a game and it's
a blowout like yesterday Yankees Phillies. Let's say you're all
pumped to see the Phillies and he got position players pitching.
At the end of the game, it's fourteen to four. Like,
are you stuck there at this point because you spent
(39:14):
all this money for this game? Or do you go
home and leave? Or have you ever just gone to
a game with you didn't drive, but your buddies were
insisting on staying. You didn't want to be there anymore.
Like talking about being stuck at an event and you're like, oh,
this is they I've been to a baseball game now. Again,
this also depends how often do you go. If you're
the type of guy that goes to a handful of
(39:36):
games every year, or you're the type of person that
takes your kids to one game a year. I think
there's a difference there because back in the day, I
would go to a bunch of Mets games. Tickets were
not crazy expensive. I remember going to a Mets game
and it was a beautiful day. We get there in
the first inning, the Mets are losing eight nothing, and
it puts you in a position where you're like, what
(39:58):
are we doing? Now? What do we are? You really
just gonna turn around and be like, I'm out of here?
How about your How about you go to a comedy
show or something and someone's so that the lineup is
so bad, like could you get up and leave? Would
you get up and leave? If you feel like you're
I'm stuck at this event, I'm out of here. I've
heard I've had friends that went to live performances. Rich
(40:18):
you were at the Guns and Roses show. Rich said
it was the It was dreadfully boring and bad. And
I know that's sacrilegious because we're talking guns and Rolls
And I've had friends leave shows because there was such
little effort put into the performance. You're like, I'm at
because it's a matter of do I power through and
torture myself or do I leave? How about a school
(40:39):
play or concert?
Speaker 8 (40:40):
Dude?
Speaker 1 (40:40):
Your kid?
Speaker 2 (40:41):
Yeah, because you if you get up and you leave,
everyone's looking at.
Speaker 1 (40:44):
You like, how dare you? Denny? You know it's it's
funny you would say that because my wife and I
have had this conversation because my daughter is she's going
into second grade. They'll do like the Christmas Hanukah festival
and all the kids sing the Christmas songs and do
their thing. If your kids in second grade, you then
(41:06):
feel this pressure like do I have to stay for third, fourth,
and fifth? And like they'll mix up theo to be
like first we'll do fifth grade and they do that
on a purpose and they mix it up. But the
longest hour of your late life when you're like, oh,
I can't be the a hole that jumps up and
I'm like later kids is stinks. Your neck is itchy,
You're like sweat, and you're like, get yet here. This
is hard. It's always too bright in there. Dude. If
your kid goes first to like a talent show, do
(41:28):
you have to stay for the whole thing? So again,
if you want to add to this conversation at Covino
and Rich at Fox Sports radio. This is all based
on Jennifer Garner being stuck in an elevator for an hour,
documenting it on social media. Happened this weekend at San
Diego comic Cot. Being stuck at an event, a concert,
a ball game blowout. Not to sound like in the Enderthal,
(41:48):
but this is what a lot of people start drinking heavy.
If you go to a baseball game and it's nine
to nothing in the second inning, that's when people sit
back a little too much. I'd have a great night, enjoy.
We'll see tomorrow. Until then, I'll reave it. There you baby,
you in the promised lang. Goodbye, guys,
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Thank you guys. Now we're talking about Tyson beagent. Oh sorry,
hold on trade deadline? Sorry no, okay, no mohere moves now.
(02:39):
I just read an article. Stop this the best trade
deadline move for each team? MLB dot Com put out
a list before we move on to the aigent thing.
The deadline just ended just this minute. Yeah. Three teams
that we were for in the studio, Yankees, Mets, Dodgers.
What do you think they rated their best trade deadline
move ever? Each team? Each team?
Speaker 3 (03:04):
Like?
Speaker 1 (03:04):
All right, CC Sabathia for the Brewers is the answer,
Dan Byer Brewers guy, remember they picked up Sabathia. Yeah,
went on a nice little run. Your team? What do
you think your team's best trade deadline move ever?
Speaker 4 (03:17):
Was?
Speaker 1 (03:19):
Man? I hate to be prisoner of the moment. But
Jazz Chisholm could be that guy. And I'll tell you why.
Just come on. Brings the energy that this boring ass
Yankee team needed. And he also forces so many players
on this team to step up or move out because
(03:41):
he could fill in the spot of a slumping DJ Lemayhew,
he could fill the spot of a slumping glabor lazy
Glaber Torres, and he could fill in it for do
Goo slumping. The guy's pushing all these dudes to play
their best or he'll take their job. So he's really
good at their job. But I don't know, I don't
know the I don't know the Yankkey's answer here saying
(04:02):
to MLB dot Com, Yeah, then you're gonna you're gonna
hate yourself because you see this guy once in a
while co host with our buddy Rob Parker David Justice
bro two thousand. When the Yankees picked up David Justice,
they said it was a game changer for that that
was a big move man. And he's such a cool dude.
When you see him here on Fox Sports Radio. He
(04:23):
actually let me wear his World Series ring. I remember that.
Speaker 4 (04:26):
How cool you.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Should put that on your Instagram in honor you know what,
I'm gonna do that right now, in honor of the
trade deadline when your Yankees got him and won a
World Series? How cool is that? Yours is recent, Danny. Okay,
there's your hint. So I'm thinking twenty twenty one. I
celebrated when the Dodgers got Trey Turner, Tray Turner and
Max Shirtskay in the same deadline Dodgers picked up Schuzer
(04:50):
and Trey Turner, which you can't argue that to legends
right there, But I'm telling you prisoner of the moment. Yes,
But Jazz Chisholm bills the void. He fills every Yankee void.
That's the thing. That's what I said. Compare this to
a relationship. Let's say there's significant voids in your relationship.
(05:12):
That next person has to fill all those voids. That's
when you know you want That's what Jazz Chishlm's doing
right now. All the weak spots the Yankees had, he
fills them all. So I think he's gonna be a
huge difference maker. He had two home runs yesterday, And
a side note, you get to see a guy who's
always been good appear great on the main stage. I
get to shine. He's always deserved a guy chared when
(05:34):
he was on the Marlin, a guy on a bunk,
small market team. But it does seem like Cavino's in
a little honeymoon state. Jazz chishom Hunt, of course, do
you feel like Aaron Boone sandbagging worked out? Yeah? Yeah,
maybe right. You needed that guy, you needed this attitude
on that team. I'm not that I David justinq the
way Cavino feels about Jazz Chishlm. You know, the beginning
of every relationship, You're like, we never fight. She's perfect,
(05:56):
like she's she's like eazy Breezy doesn't get list. She thought, man, man,
this girl's perfect. Yeah, talked to me in two weeks
or so. Just you wait when Jazz Chisholm goes zero
for twelve over a three game set against like the
Astros or something. Yeah. The Mets answer being that you
and I have been boys for twenty years now. It
happened in the extent of our friendship. I'll give you
(06:18):
a hint over the last ten years, and he just
lit it up for the Mets. Came from the American League,
not in baseball, anymore. Murphy, No, Danil Murphy was always
a Met he was was he a nation? He then
went to nationals umm he lit it up from the
American League, power hitter. Mets fan loved him, Mets loved them.
(06:39):
I don't know. Tell me you always say his name
with a little jingle. Just tell me cesspedis Ah. Yeah, yeah,
he was big for a minute. Jo nss Fits came
to New York and lit it up. He led that
team to the World Series twenty fifteen. My brother played
an im men's league game recently against Indy Chavis. Did
I tell you that? Yeah? Andy Chava's former met just
(07:02):
made me think of it. I know it has nothing
to do with this conversation, but he had some big
playoff moments with your Mets. Yeah. He now plays in
like a thirty and over men's league, and my brother
said he took a ground ball off of him and
got him out. Throw him out. Yeah, in a men's
league recently. Anyway, I digest. Let's wrap this up real
quick before we talk NFL Tyson Bagent again with this
(07:26):
crazy workout makes you think about a lot of things.
It makes you think about how when you exert yourself
there's a balance here. And I tell my daughter about
this too, because she's now working out and she finds
herself really hungry all the time. I'm like, that's the
key melody. When I would do Orange Theory, any sort
(07:46):
of really excruciating workout, push yourself the gym, a lot
of cardio, I'd come home starving and then I'd eat
and I'd be counteracting everything I just accomplished. You have
to fill your body with good food. I just never
had a good food line around.
Speaker 4 (08:03):
You know.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
I don't want to be that this guy said he
had six eggs and bacon right after that one mild
workout he has. I don't want to. I never want
to be that over the top gym guy. But I
will say if you leave the gym super hungry, getting
like a protein shake or something. Even at the gym,
if you spending five bucks, like yeah, let me get
a muscle milk thing, it at least fills you up,
(08:24):
because you're right. Sometimes the alternative is you're so hungry,
you come home, you start eating terrible things. You'll eat
a whole bag of chips and you're like, I just
countered my whole work calungary after that, and then it
makes you think about how little you're really pushing it
in life. And our buddy spot here is always getting
on us Rich especially for doing a bunny boy workout, Rich.
Speaker 5 (08:41):
As he never breaks a sweat at the gym. How
is that possible?
Speaker 1 (08:44):
Now? I want to make it clear. Tyson Beagent says
he did a bumpy broad jump workout, meaning he did
a burpie. I can't even read my own hand, right,
you have? I swear I really did workout beat broad
jump workout where he did burpies and jumped for a
mile straight. What do you say it took him? How many? Like?
(09:06):
Seven hour and seven minute? Seven hours? I wrote that
seven hours, thirteen years old. That's what I wrote. That
point is he said it was excruciating this workout, some
of the hardest stuff he's ever done. It makes you
think about the little effort you're putting in Pause. Now,
when you look at the workouts out there, there's a
(09:28):
couple questions here are you pushing yourself to the limits
of I remember someone once told me if you're not
thinking about throwing up after a workout, that it's not
really a workout. I'm like, all right, relax, there I
don't think I've ever thrown up after a workout. Like
the Eagles, I take it to the limit. So like Spot,
you're the type of guy Spot you told us recently
(09:48):
threw up it during.
Speaker 5 (09:49):
What I've thrown out. I've thrown up during workouts when
I do a lot of legs, the strain and push.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Because you seriously like, oh my legs.
Speaker 5 (09:56):
No, no, no, because the your blood is going to
your muscles and it's going away from your stomach, which
is making you feel nauseous and will make you throw up.
So if you've eaten or like had something within a
certain amount of time in the gym, you will get
nutras and throw up. Never been there, and you do it.
You feel better, and I walked right out and I've
continued my workout.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
You're a desperado. Yeah. Are you pushing yourself to these
extreme I'm not saying extreme. I'm not saying Tyson beagent levels, hey,
or maybe depending on your age and your propensity to injury,
maybe you shouldn't be. Yeah. I mean, he's a young
dude in the NFL. Okay, I get it, but you
should try a little bit otherwise you're not gonna but
(10:37):
you're complaining about being hurt all the time. I have
a question. You say that I do light workouts. Yeah,
raise your hands in the studio. If you've had chiulder
surgery in the last six months, I'm raising my left
Am I right? But yeah, had nothing to do with that.
I had this before I started working out. So, but
you're you're the guy that's always bitching about injury. I
try itch.
Speaker 5 (10:55):
Maybe I'm just I have a propensity for injury in
my body. But I'd rather have abs and his shoulder
injury and look like you you have abs.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
No, Well, Rich shaf we'll have a post down rabishing
Rick rootstyle, do an outline of apps. Why don't you
tell spot where you told those before about how fat over?
He could say whatever he wants. But your bunny boy
workout has you looking pretty good at the.
Speaker 5 (11:15):
Age of forty something. Yeah, that's also genetics. I don't
think if I did the Rich workout at the gym,
I'd be six hundred pounds.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
I'd be on that show. I think I ate like Rich.
I do what I call pee wee Herman workout. I
remember when if I Herman woke up in the morning,
he just lifted two weights in the air.
Speaker 5 (11:33):
If I was eating saucy nugs every day and do
it and not breaking a sweat at the gym, I
would not.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Yeah, Rich, you have the metabolism of somebody that's twenty.
Speaker 1 (11:42):
That is possible, you know. But I do wonder as
you get older and I and I know our audience.
I look at Bretton, I know our audience, and I
know we got people all over the place. Thirty year old's, forties,
fifty sixties. I'm gonna make it. I'm baby, I'm a
love you baby money. That was for the sixty year
olds in our audience. Yeah, I just that it's my
daily does the carbs right there? Seventies love jams man.
(12:05):
But I just want to say this because I know
we have people all over the age range listening. I'll
just pick a round age. If you're fortyish, fortyish, are
you pushing limits too much because you're not ty Tyson Bagent?
Should you be doing Orange Theory CrossFit nine rounds, Barry's
boots forty five? But he really name was Crimpy Burpie
(12:30):
broad Jumps. I did brow Burpie broad Jumps last night. Yeah,
but for what this guy's to.
Speaker 5 (12:35):
Keep my heart rate going for UH to get like
certain muscles activated. It's like you're not gonna get that
by walking on the treadmill.
Speaker 1 (12:42):
I'm just saying, like, I've done all those things, and
I just wonder, do you hit a certain age where
it's like, yeah, I'm just gonna hurt myself if I'm
doing If I'm doing CrossFit at forty five years old,
you're gonna get hurt. If you're doing Orange Theory in
nine rounds boxing classes like that. Is there come a
point where you're like, yo, I'm gonna work out and
stay fit. I think if you're training for the Cafalon,
(13:03):
you're training for some sort of marathon or something specific.
I get it. If you're just trying to maintain I'm
not saying you do a bunny boy workout, but I
don't think you need to go all out like that.
If you just want to look good in the T shirt,
isn't it you want and you want to feel confident
with your shirt off around your woman, isn't isn't like
a just going to the gym and maintaining enough do
(13:24):
you really need to be doing? Takes more effort for
some than others.
Speaker 5 (13:27):
Now you know what, like I have to bust my
butt to keep this body that I have right now,
you do it by doing it, you know, not even
breaking a sweat with ten pound dumbells in each gam.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Bridge Davis, he has a slim, good body. This guy
not fair, Oh not fair at all. Let's play the
clip again that made us think about this because you're
listening to a young man really grinding his face off
as he puts it. Let's wrap it up and put
things in perspective on pushing it and what you're doing
at the gym, Tyson Bigent.
Speaker 6 (13:59):
You know, I didn't really think too much about it.
I was too busy grinding my absolute face off in
the off season. But whatever they were going to do,
you know, that's completely up to them. I can't control that.
Speaker 1 (14:10):
The grinding your face off thing that you did.
Speaker 6 (14:14):
June nineteenth, shout out to my one of my best friends,
Dereck Gallagher. One mile Burbie broad Jump, hour and seven minutes.
Let's go a mile Burbie broad Jump. Burbie broad Jump,
one mile. I don't know. I ate a lot after that.
(14:37):
I went to Betty's shout out to Sheppardtown West Virginia
to Betty's restaurant. I think I just got six eggs
and bacon, some toasts.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Yeah, way, you know it's a work out. He remembers
the date. When you are a professional athlete, you can't
do them down the hall. I get it. You look
like I said, look at look at a more popular guy,
like a Christian McCaffrey. The exercise and routine he does
in the off season shows you why he is elite.
The guy works his ass off.
Speaker 7 (15:06):
And guys, I'm sorry, but if I'm not mistaken, I
thought he did seven hours of bumpy broad jumps.
Speaker 1 (15:11):
Oh no, no, did I hear that somewhere? I'm sorry, man,
I wrote it down wrong. I know you're a Capino guy,
but and was wrong on that one Dan one hour,
seven minutes. I had seven hours in one minute bumpy jumps.
Bumpy bumpy broad impresses spot makes it a great point.
Most of us couldn't do bumpy broad jumps to our
(15:31):
car from from here to our car let alone for
a mile. So it's a matter of pushing it or not.
But then I have to ask you, do you really
have to push it that hard? Push it for what
you're not in the NFL. That's my point. So when
you go to your trainer, Spot cost saying to be lazy.
Spot Spot's personal trainer looks like someone out of a
fitness magazine that I am like, you gotta be on star.
Speaker 5 (15:53):
You know who trained at my gym? Glenn Powell. Who's
the hottest star right now. Glenn Powell for Top Gun
Maverie trained at my gym.
Speaker 1 (16:01):
He's shirtless with Sidney Sweeney. What's your excuse? That was
after time got mattered? All right, But that's that's what
they put themselves through. It props to him, man, And
I love that attitude too. I love his attitude because
it's a it's a longer clip about again pushing yourself
so that other things in life don't see him as tough.
So take a listen and keep that name in mind.
Tyson Beagent and Cove.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
On one of the earlier updates from Bayer, he mentioned
that Caleb Williams is not going to play this Thursday night,
so we're gonna see a lot of Beijing at the helmet,
which is.
Speaker 1 (16:31):
Called I'll be rooting for a God. That's one of
those backups around the league. When you hear how hard
he works. I'll remember that and say, you know what,
I hope this kid keeps a job.
Speaker 2 (16:39):
Oh he stood out last season. Unfortunately it was against
my Raiders in Chicago. But week seven he came out
just tearing it up and a lot of people are like, oh,
maybe Chicago found their guy. And unfortunately his next start
didn't go as well. But against the Raiders, man he
played lights out last season as a rookie.
Speaker 1 (16:55):
And you know what, if you do watch receiver and
last year quarterback, the one thing you do realize is
that us lazy grown men and women that even if
you do go to the gym, these athletes are training
to a level that so that we can't even understand,
like when you saw even like what Kirk Cousin does,
(17:17):
or like when you when you see Justin Jefferson and
I'm on Ross, Saint Brown and these guys Deebo, Samuel,
what they're doing in the off season and during the
season is remarkable. So us, you know, lazy dude sitting
with a saucy nugs on our belly. I've been hiking
with you. You get winded very easily. So yeah, I
can't go to the gym with you. I'm not training
(17:38):
like you are for the new Top Gun movie, just
saying now I can't even walk fast. We're gonna go
from Tyson Bagent and his crazy workout to Iron Mike. Okay,
and there's other things I want to get to Garrett
Coles in the News today and more so. If you
want to play Iron Mike Trivia, Mike Tyson, not Tyson Bagent,
(17:59):
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we're gonna give away prizes next eight seven, seven ninety
nine on Fox. If you want to play multiple choice
for a swiggy running running out of Swiggies, Yeah, I
can't wait. I will play Tyson Trivia and get to
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(18:21):
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Speaker 1 (20:00):
I'm Ron Burgundy. Actually I'm Steve Covino at Steve Covino
if you want to play along at home. For those
of you keep it score at home. Not only are
we at Steve Covino and at Rich Davis. You could
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(20:23):
and or else. Could you find us Rich at the
store eating all the free samples. F Did you just
hurt yourself? Okay, I hope not. So you're stretching against
the wall, you know we did during the commercial stretching
we did.
Speaker 2 (20:35):
I heard some big bumps out in the hallway, so
it was bump broad jumps.
Speaker 1 (20:38):
We were doing the big broad jumps that Tyson Bidgeon
did and I'll post it at Covin on Rich on
our Instagram. We did it two times each and I
was like I did it for a mile. That was
the sound of two hundred and twenty pounds of pure
muscle hitting the floor. Danny, Yeah, what I heard. By
the way, did you hear that earthquake yesterday? Did you
feel that earthquake? That was just spot through and bumpy
(21:00):
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Speaker 2 (21:22):
Radios, we could use those for you, Rich as you're
burpie bumping broad jumping down the.
Speaker 1 (21:28):
Ventura here, Rich, how far are you? Breaks? Almost ever?
We gotta come back.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
Bath.
Speaker 1 (21:37):
How many have you done?
Speaker 4 (21:37):
Right?
Speaker 1 (21:38):
Four? About four of them? And I have three fourths
of the mile? Togo? All right? So are we ready
to play this game? Or what we're ready to go?
All right, let's come. Mike Tyson was a maniac. I
want your heart, I want to eat a children an
ear to this.
Speaker 4 (21:57):
If you're a boxing brainiact tired, Mike Trivia.
Speaker 1 (22:02):
You can't cut all right?
Speaker 2 (22:06):
Our FSR studio walking our broke mic into the main
studio the city.
Speaker 1 (22:11):
Did you see what they were doing in the hallway,
Mike jumping around playing leapfrog like little baby boys playing
leapfrog in the hallway. You go GT you guys get
pay for it. Why don't you do a real man'ed workout?
Help me meet the gym. I'm training right now. We're
gonna spar mic November fifteen, same faith. Now it's different
date thing fit, different date thing fate. I'm an knockout
Jake Paul, I can't wait. But yeah, you're you're interrupting
(22:34):
my workout for the stupid game.
Speaker 2 (22:36):
All right, let's speak with the contestants. Twenty five time
winner Rich Davis, Yeah, buddy, eighteen time champion, Dan byer Hey,
nine time winner.
Speaker 1 (22:45):
It might be ten this week's spot. I'm feeling it
and Plumpy broad jumps.
Speaker 2 (22:50):
Your blood's flowing, maybe even more after you get a
w here and looking to win a seeing our stayless
steel Swiggy on our studio lines Buyer, I'll use you
for this. Would you love to travel to Chico, California, Spokane, Washington, Boca, Florida,
or Ogden, Utah.
Speaker 7 (23:08):
Spoke Anne home of Vision Quest. There it is in
the eighties.
Speaker 1 (23:11):
Another one.
Speaker 2 (23:11):
Let's go to Spokane. Let's go to Steven there in Spokane.
What up, Steve?
Speaker 4 (23:16):
What's up?
Speaker 1 (23:16):
Gad hey Steven? How are you doing today? Not too bad?
Are you guys doing? Good? Man? What do you do
for a living? There? In Washington State?
Speaker 5 (23:24):
I sell artificial hips, knees and shoulders.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
Oh, not far off? Can I get one of those? Thanks?
What about toast to?
Speaker 4 (23:35):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (23:35):
Actually we do need thanks? All right?
Speaker 2 (23:38):
Uh, well, you're gonna buzz in with your name there.
We need you a nice and loud there. Okay, so
grab your hand set if you can. Here are the
rules for Iron Mike trivia. The first contestant with two
correct answers is the champ. If there's a tie, we
have a tie breaker question. Your name is your buzzer,
but you do have to wait until all three possible
answers are read. If there's two wrong answers in a row,
we move on to the next question.
Speaker 1 (23:58):
Are you ready? Let's get it on. Let's go in
What year did the thriller in Manila fight take place,
whether A. Nineteen seventy three, b. Nineteen seventy five or C.
Nineteen seventy seven The Thriller in Manila, Rich Rich, I
think that was seventy seven, Iron Mike, No, Steven got
(24:21):
in there for the steal. Let's see if he can get.
Speaker 2 (24:22):
It nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 1 (24:25):
Yes, sir, Wow. October one, nineteen seventy five, my idol,
I'LLI beat Fraser and one of the best fights ever.
Speaker 2 (24:33):
Yeah, Stephen on the board, good job, compatination. We moved
around two round two.
Speaker 1 (24:38):
I once famously said, what about fame a god? It
would be good to fake somebody, to be a fake
somebody rather than a real nobody. What was that again?
It would be good to be a fake somebody rather
than a real nobody. Okay, too bad, b this. It
be too bad that Paris Kardashian couldn't meet Layla Lee
(25:01):
in the RINGO Ali, Harris Kardashian whatever, it doesn't matter
or thief. I knew I was somebody when the policeman
took out a camera instead of cuffs. Stephen Stephen for
the wind hey man off the board, knock you guy,
(25:25):
that I was gonna say, see, I'm gonna knock out
Jake Paul November fifteenth.
Speaker 2 (25:30):
Man, round of applause or Steve just like that Stephen
in Spokane wins one of our last dispatch at least
stainless steel.
Speaker 1 (25:39):
Beautiful seeing our swing gagulations guys. And by the way,
what do you guys think about Jake Paul and Donald
Trump being on buddy chummy? See that that bother you
because your buddy chummy with Donald Trump? By me, Now,
I really want to knock out Jake Paul, and I
want to knock out Donald Trump. Everybody. I got some
some bumpy burbie to dot By Mike. All right, well
(26:03):
let's go to d By. Yeah, Dan, we're I feel
like we're lacking one big trade deadline move. There's none
that they're you know, getting me excited. Yeah.
Speaker 7 (26:12):
The biggest news is Jack Flaherty was dealt by the
Detroit Tigers to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dodgers were eerily
quiet through much of the trade deadline, but making a
splash at the end. They also acquired outfielder Kevin Kiermeyer
from the Toronto Blue Jays. The Marlins were trading everybody
today now that's not exactly accurate, but they did make
(26:33):
a lot of deals, including dealing closer tan Or Scott
to the Padres, traded outfielder Brian de la Cruz to
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Josh Bells on his way to Arizona,
while lefty Trevor Rogers is going to Baltimore. Orioles also
got outfielder Alloy Jimenez from the Chicago White Sox. Guardians
picked up a five nothing win against the Tigers today.
They acquired pitcher Alex cobbdd Cleveland from San Francisco. Royals
(26:56):
got shortstop Paul de Young from the White Sox. Mets
rich got Paul Blackburn from the A's.
Speaker 1 (27:03):
I mentioned the Pirates earlier.
Speaker 7 (27:04):
They got ikf Isaiah Kiner Fileffa from Toronto, so a
lot of deals nothing major. Red Sox got Lucas Simms
from the Reds. The Yankees added to their bullpen by
getting Mark Leeder Junior from the Cubs in a swap
earlier today. But that's what you got for the baseball
trade deadline. A little bit more excitement going on at
the Olympic Games, especially in women's gymnastics, where Team USA
(27:26):
grabbed the gold again, their third and four Olympic games
in the team.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
Overall.
Speaker 7 (27:31):
It also means the fifth gold for Simone Biles and
the eighth in her Olympic career. That's the most of
any American gymnast. Italy took on the silver. Brazil won
bronze in men's basketball. Germany top Brazil today eighty six
to seventy three, so Germany will move on out of
pool play. France with a win against Japan. It wasn't
easy and may have got the benefit of a whistle
(27:53):
here or there, but they beat Japan in overtime. France
the winner ninety four ninety Canada dropped Australia ninety three
eighty three, Spain a winner against Grease eighty four to
seventy seven. And a couple of tennis notes. Coco Goff
lost in women's singles, but Hern Taylor Fritz advanced in
mixed doubles in the Spain and tandem in men's doubles
of Rafael nadaland Carlos Alcarez did advance to the quarterfinals
(28:16):
two final notes. US men's soccer team advanced dot of
group play for the first time since two thousand. US
women's rugby team. They won the bronze in rugby seven's,
the first ever medal in the events. No Caleb Williams
Thursday for the Bears and likely no preseason games for
the Jets. Aaron Rodgers, guys, back to you.
Speaker 1 (28:36):
Thank you, Dan Bayer the professional, my mom's favorite. I
love it. Yeah, he's the best in the game. We're
Cavino and Rich with Danny g spat and hanging out
with us today. Thank you guys for hanging out with
us live from the ti raq dot com studio. Now,
I want to congratulate Steve again. Thanks for playing along
Iron Mike Trivia, Stephen Washington big winner today. Well, my buddy,
(29:02):
I was actually on social media and I saw my
buddy post this, and I was like, maybe I'll bring
this up real quick because I thought it was odd
as well. One of my great school pals, this guy, Jason,
said he drove all the way to Philly from New
Jersey to watch Garrett Cole pitch against the Phillies today.
And Garrett Coles, you may have heard, was scratched because
(29:24):
of general body fatigue. And my buddy goes on to say,
you know what, I have general body fatigue who doesn't
have it every day in my life every day, Yet
here I am what a weenie. And I did feel
for him because imagine taking your kid, like, hey, we're
gonna go see the cy Young Award winner Garrett Cole
(29:45):
and kids all fired out, Yeah Garrett Carr, and then
on your way to the ballpark you get an alert
that he scratched for general body fatigue. Is that just
like a nice way of saying he needed a day
all tired, he has the runs, like you know what
I mean, like tired, general body fatigue. And it just
made me think about some of the stories you've heard
(30:06):
in the past about load management rich and the week.
It really is. You know, when you wake up and
you have that feeling of like, man, I could sleep
for another couple hours, but I gotta get up. It's
time to work. That's what I'm feeling. General body fatigue
is you know when you like, you know, when you
like walk to the bathroom super slow in the morning,
like another day, and you like turn on the hot
(30:27):
water in the shower and let's go. That to me
is like I start every day and about you don't
feel like every day you start with general body fatigue. Yeah,
every day. I generaldy continue and it's a debut, it's
an opportunity for this guy, Will Warren, who's called up
making his major league debut today as a result. But
general body fatigue. Give me a break, get out there.
(30:48):
You know who has that everyday? Parents? Exactly, we don't
have to take a day off from our kidg has
that right now. I just I feel bad for anybody
pumped about an interleague game. Garrett cole Phillies the bet
one of the best teams in the NL, and you
go there just to be let down for some guy
you never you heard of, Will Warren. I mean, I
(31:09):
wish him the best. I'm a Yankees fan, but just
a major letdown. And it brings me to a funny story.
I remember Rich's dad and I wish just did apply
in sports. But Rich's dad had tickets to see some
play and who was it? Wolverine? Right, My dad had
a Broadway show that him and his wife are gone to,
and Wolverine himself Hugh Jackman. Hugh Jackman was the star
(31:32):
of the play. Well play was that, I don't know,
but Hugh Jackman was I mean Wolverine on Broadway? Yes,
I mean, he's the greatest showman. It was the musical Wolverine,
it was the music Man. My dad, Oh yeah, music man.
Oh I can't wait, man Nelly, I'm gonna see. He
probably called him Huge Jackman, Huge Jackman, the music mambones.
(31:53):
Because my dad goes to Broadway. He's retired, so my
dad goes to Broadway shows with his wife when there's
a big name in it. So let's say Brian Cranston's
on Broadway or Hugh Jackman. My dad will be the
guy that's like, I'll tell you, I'll go into the
city for that. Oh yeah, Brian Kransworth, isn't it, Dad,
It's Kranston. Yeah, that's what I said. Brian Kransworth can't wait.
So the story goes that Rich's dad is going to
(32:14):
see Hugh Jackman in this play, and how cool is that? Right?
We know this guy's a treasure. My dad's watching the
Mets game the night before and they do the whole
like coming up tonight on the ten o'clock lose and
it's like, oh, Hugh Jackman had COVID. This is like
in twenty one, twenty two, like when people still talked
about COVID and they said, Hugh Jackman, he's got to
(32:37):
sit this week out of the show because of COVID.
My dad called the box off and he's like, no,
can do. I want a refund? Can Maybe those are
the magic words. So if you wanted to see Garrett
Cole and sorry general body fatigue, what you have to
do moving forward is excuse me, noel can do? And
(32:58):
they give you a refund because then your dad get
his money back. My dad got his money back and
they gave him tickets to a show where Hugh Jackman
was back. It's really the same thing. Richie always told
the stories of you wanting to see Gary Carter and
he was scratched. It's the worstest feeling ever if you're
a little kid. It's like your parents take you there
and you're so pumped to see your hero and he's
(33:20):
not there. You're like, dude, it's the worst. It's like
you ever take your kid somewhere in his clothes and
they start crying and having a breakdown. I know your
kid has to suck it up. That's life. But you're
paying a lot of money for these tickets, and everybody
deserves the day off. I get it, but general body
fatigue just doesn't cut it for me. I remember when
I was a kid, Like I said, Gary Carter was
(33:41):
one of my favorite players. I had his poster my wall,
Cindy Crawford, Gary Carter, Joe Montana. That's what of sums
up my childhood with a little Whole Comania action figure
Gary Carter. I go to Chase Stadium, bunk ass Old,
Chase Stadium as a kid, look up at the scoreboard,
the big RC, call the sign, where's number eight? Batt
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and clean up? Let's see Darryl Strawberry. There's Lenny Dykstra
that but where's number eight? Look down the line up
batting eighth, number two, catching Mackie Sasser like that would
be a chill. Imagine going to a Yankees game as
a kid in the nineties and there was no Derek Jita,
Bernie sitting out. It stinks and the NBA is worse
(34:25):
because you know this is a big problem. Imagine you
spend hundreds of bucks to take your kids and it's like, yeah,
Yannas ain't playing tonight, or you know, hey, tonight, I'm sorry,
There'll be no Brunson, There'll be no Lebron James. That
is a problem.
Speaker 2 (34:39):
As as a little kid in Los Angeles, I went
to the Memorial Coliseum for my first ever Raider game.
My hero Marcus Allen sat on the bench, not because
of an injury, and they didn't even fit. Al Davis
didn't even fake it. It was just something personal going on.
I was devastating. Marcus Allen run the ball exactly.
Speaker 1 (34:57):
A little kid does not care what the reason is,
just wants to see the game or she just wants
to see the game. So general body fatigue is what's
taking Garrett Cole out of the game today. As Danny
G said, it's called the Every parent has that. Yes, yes, yeah,
that's really the point here. So anyway, that's the story.
And there's another story that involves Jennifer Garner that we
(35:21):
got to get to next. That's good, it's funny. Danny
G thought of a funny sports tie and so we'll
get to all that coming up. Covino on Rich Fox
Sports Radio. Trade deadline. Nothing really happened for the most part.
There's no big, big deal. So uh, we got more
next right here, Fox Sports Radio. All Right, it's getting
(35:43):
late early, so let's get into this. I got a
head to the gym right after the show do some
burpie brud jumps. I posted the video at Covin on
Rich Fox Sports Radio of spot Covino on myself all
trying to do the burpie bru jump and to think
that Tyson Bagent on the Bears did that for over
(36:04):
a mile. Yeah, that's insane, insane, That's insane.
Speaker 4 (36:08):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (36:08):
So thank you guys for hanging out with us. Hope
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Tirack dot Com studio and you may have seen a
lot of coverage of the San Diego Comic Con over
the weekend. The two big announcements that stood out to
(36:31):
me was Robert Downey Junior as Doctor Doom because people
were like, that's lazy casting, because he's so synonymous, he's
such a big star with Iron Man. People are like,
doctor dude.
Speaker 3 (36:42):
They're totally gonna make him like an alternate universe Tony
Stark becoming Doctor Doomoe.
Speaker 1 (36:47):
And there's and there's so many times that we've seen
this before. But he's such a big star. That's the
only thing. And what other what else stood out to
me was Dexter continues, I love that show, so yeah,
Dexter on Showtime.
Speaker 3 (37:00):
I had just thought Robert Downey Junr. Was done with
all of this stuff. But I guess besides Oppenheimer, it's
not like he's getting money out of Yeah.
Speaker 1 (37:08):
Just throw enough money out him, I guess. Now. While
all this was going on, there was a side story
that Jennifer Garner actress Jennifer Garner Electra, was stuck in
an elevator for more than an hour at Comic Cut,
and she documented the whole ordeal on social media. So
it got us thinking, like being stuck in an elevator.
(37:30):
You know, I got stuck in an elevator at a
Maxim party for the Super Bowl with my ex and
it was a bunch of botch of ga loops with
cigars and they were all drunk, and she started talking
smack to them, putting me in this jeopardizing like like
you're gonna get me beat up in this elevator open
Covino's lane on the ground. Do you remember that? Like
I do? I was stuck in an elevator at a party.
(37:51):
But anyway, he got us thinking about being stuck at
a game or an event that you just wish you
could have left, but you were stuck there, and what
to do about it. Well, what is also the worst
place to be stuck out? Would you say? Is the airport?
A top answer? Like if you're if your flight's canceled
and you're like, you have an elevator is pretty like
if you're claustrophobic, oh my goodness, you don't be stuck
(38:12):
in if you're there with a bunch of people losing
their cool.
Speaker 2 (38:15):
And I know there's a lot of people that can
feel about what I'm gonna say. The only phobia I
have is claustrophobia. And then there's certain movies you see
where somebody gets thrown in a trunk for hours, we're
locked in a closet, when there's someone buried, When there.
Speaker 1 (38:31):
Is someone stuck in a trunk in a movie, I'm like, yeah,
And you know what. Devanta Adams on the show Receiver
talks about a fear that I'm surprised more athletes don't have.
He had to have an MRI I done and when
you got to go on that little tube like, yeah,
I know all these things. And by the way, that
is really bad. I've been in that situation too. I'm like,
all right, calm down, because you start to feel a
(38:52):
little panic at that Yeah, right, you feel like you
start the panic, your heart rate goes up. Now, think
about the times you're at a game, Like, what do
you do if you go to a game and it's
a blowout like yesterday Yankees Phillies. Let's say you're all
pumped to see the Phillies and he got position players pitching.
At the end of the game, it's fourteen to four. Like,
are you stuck there at this point because you spent
(39:14):
all this money for this game? Or do you go
home and leave? Or have you ever just gone to
a game with you didn't drive, but your buddies were
insisting on staying. You didn't want to be there anymore.
Like talking about being stuck at an event and you're like, oh,
this is they I've been to a baseball game now. Again,
this also depends how often do you go. If you're
the type of guy that goes to a handful of
(39:36):
games every year, or you're the type of person that
takes your kids to one game a year. I think
there's a difference there because back in the day, I
would go to a bunch of Mets games. Tickets were
not crazy expensive. I remember going to a Mets game
and it was a beautiful day. We get there in
the first inning, the Mets are losing eight nothing, and
it puts you in a position where you're like, what
(39:58):
are we doing? Now? What do we are? You really
just gonna turn around and be like, I'm out of here?
How about your How about you go to a comedy
show or something and someone's so that the lineup is
so bad, like could you get up and leave? Would
you get up and leave? If you feel like you're
I'm stuck at this event, I'm out of here. I've
heard I've had friends that went to live performances. Rich
(40:18):
you were at the Guns and Roses show. Rich said
it was the It was dreadfully boring and bad. And
I know that's sacrilegious because we're talking guns and Rolls
And I've had friends leave shows because there was such
little effort put into the performance. You're like, I'm at
because it's a matter of do I power through and
torture myself or do I leave? How about a school
(40:39):
play or concert?
Speaker 8 (40:40):
Dude?
Speaker 1 (40:40):
Your kid?
Speaker 2 (40:41):
Yeah, because you if you get up and you leave,
everyone's looking at.
Speaker 1 (40:44):
You like, how dare you? Denny? You know it's it's
funny you would say that because my wife and I
have had this conversation because my daughter is she's going
into second grade. They'll do like the Christmas Hanukah festival
and all the kids sing the Christmas songs and do
their thing. If your kids in second grade, you then
(41:06):
feel this pressure like do I have to stay for third, fourth,
and fifth? And like they'll mix up theo to be
like first we'll do fifth grade and they do that
on a purpose and they mix it up. But the
longest hour of your late life when you're like, oh,
I can't be the a hole that jumps up and
I'm like later kids is stinks. Your neck is itchy,
You're like sweat, and you're like, get yet here. This
is hard. It's always too bright in there. Dude. If
your kid goes first to like a talent show, do
(41:28):
you have to stay for the whole thing? So again,
if you want to add to this conversation at Covino
and Rich at Fox Sports radio. This is all based
on Jennifer Garner being stuck in an elevator for an hour,
documenting it on social media. Happened this weekend at San
Diego comic Cot. Being stuck at an event, a concert,
a ball game blowout. Not to sound like in the Enderthal,
(41:48):
but this is what a lot of people start drinking heavy.
If you go to a baseball game and it's nine
to nothing in the second inning, that's when people sit
back a little too much. I'd have a great night, enjoy.
We'll see tomorrow. Until then, I'll reave it. There you baby,
you in the promised lang. Goodbye, guys,
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Rich Davis
Steve Covino
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