August 23, 2024 • 42 mins
C&R celebrate Friday with you, on FSR! They talk Kirkland Brand Raiders gear & sample tray guilt. "Lame Or Awesome?" Covino has a question about Juan Soto Figurine Night at Yankee Stadium. The guys take calls about baseball collectables. Plus, a very crazy stat that will make the sports history books!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 2 (00:19):
No.
Speaker 1 (00:20):
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(01:28):
packed Covino and rich show Adventure next week, we got
word we're filling in for Colin Cowherd. You heard, So
that's Tuesday and Wednesday next week Cavino and rich In
for the Herd, which means you won't be here on
Tuesday or Wednesday at this regular time, So make note
of that and join us in the morning. But until then,
(01:49):
enjoy the weekend and we're going to see you on Monday.
We also have some big events coming up in Auburn Auburn,
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about that throughout the show, but hope to see you air.
Start booking your trip and let's go at the wild
rumpest start. There's Juan Soto stories. We're gonna talk some NFL.
There's a story about figurines and bimble heads. Yeah, we're
(02:10):
gonna get to that. There's uh, there's a dire question
that needs answering. Which NFL coach has had the best
glow up in the off season? Might get to that
and the top five bets made in Vegas regarding the NFC.
So we're gonna talk a lot of football, a lot
of fun, even more funcus. Look who's on the update,
(02:31):
Isaac Loewan crawln Isaac always bringing the fun.
Speaker 3 (02:36):
I'm in a naughty mood today for some reason.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Oh nice, bring it, don't hold back? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And of course Danny G is super pricing. Good to
see you Danny G with your brand new Raiders hat. Yeah,
thank you Rich getting excited for the football season.
Speaker 4 (02:51):
Walk in pre show meeting, there's a new fresh Raider
hat sitting on the table.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
I know, look at Daddy Stacks over here by am
I the only one in the studio now not wearing
a hat? Oh you and Isaac? Yeah, but if you
were Isaac, why would you cover up that sweet papa
he's got Yeah, that sweet flow. And of course Iowa
Samuel on the ones and twos. Good to see you,
sam Hello, and Spotty's on the videos at Covino and
rich if you want to play along at home, truth
(03:17):
be tall. I spent the morning at Costco's Hat and
it's where I got Danny's hat. They had a whole
raider display. I always find that fascinating because regionally, you know,
this is a rams Chargers town now, but there's still
that now. It's never not gonna be a raider. Say,
you still find raider stuff in Los Angeles even though
they're in Vegas. They were in Oakland. There's a contingent
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of raider merch that still finds their way to the shell.
Sweet Kirkland Raiders hat, Danny g thank you.
Speaker 4 (03:47):
It goes good with that Kirkland brand vodka. Was drinking
on the way over.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Can I tell you I saw a stat the other day.
I'll be stat boy, I'll be the Tony reality of
our show. Kirkland makes more money a year than Nike
and Coca Cola. Makes sense. Not surprised Kirkland. Yeah, seriously,
I mean it is what it is, right, Kirkland. Do
you give it a doom or a boom? I give
it a boom? Am I right? So I see a
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raider display, I'm like, oh, let me buy Danny G
Ahead he's he's one of my best buds, and it's
football season, and then I see a display they're back.
I mean, I know COVID is four years ago, but
they're full back now on all the samples around the store.
And I always wonder, do you still, even as a
grown up, fake the hole? I might buy it. That's
why Rich bought so many hats, so you could just
(04:35):
keep going up to thee. It was like the sample stand,
It's not me. Do you have to do the whole
fake like, Oh this is great? Where is this over there?
I don't fake that at all. What do you just say?
I'm here for them?
Speaker 2 (04:49):
I love.
Speaker 1 (04:50):
The worst is.
Speaker 4 (04:51):
When they hand you one though you're pretending like you
might be interested, so they hand you a package. Oh,
here you go, and then you're stuck holding it like,
oh what do I do this?
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Okay, I don't even play that game. I, in fact
bring a fake mustache every time I go to Costco
so I can come back around for seconds. Oh, the
Bobby Valentine. When you got the Bobby Valentine mustache that
I have in my back pocket. I keep it in
my wallet for these free samples. So I love the
free sample but I don't play the game of I
might get it. I'm not saying you're wrong for doing that.
(05:20):
I just don't play that game. I feel like it's
one of the few things I very much fake in life.
Usually I'm I'm pretty honest and genuine. But when someone
gives me a freedom apple, like oh, we got the
new brisket, and they give you on a little cracker
or something, I'm like, where's this over there? Oh, walk
by the right. My wife wuld go, honey, this would
be a good meal for the coops. When I do that, no, no, no, no,
(05:43):
because I do put up that little front, this little ruse,
this little game when people are handing out little drinks,
like the little drink samples, I do that for it
to be like, oh yeah, well yeah, what do I oh, okay, yeah,
with the drinks, with the popcorn chips and dips, I'm
just taking When we were in Vegas at the MGM
for the last fight, but the Elevator Bank, they had
an alcohol stand set up where they were giving away
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samples of I guess what is it? Cutwater has canned
alcohol drinks like Moscow Mule or my Ties in a can.
It's not even it's not that I I front an interest,
not necessarily like I'm gonna, you know, buy it right now,
but like, tell me about it. You know I'm interested it.
I play that part of the game for sure. Sometimes
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not a Costco, I feel like that's part of the deal.
You pay for membership, you're there, give me some samples.
What about uh? I mean that is true? Costco is different.
You do have a membership, you're there. I feel like
at the mall, I fake the funk at Anti ence pretzels,
at the Chinese food plays like, oh, the orange chicken,
let me try that. Like I've never tried orange chicken.
(06:47):
We've never had bourbon chicken before. Oh, I'm a toothpick
of the bedroom. What do you call this again? Bourb
Is it boor bom? Never had so The lesson ones
learned on Today's show Less than One on Covin on
Rich Today, handa express. Wow, what is this place? I
thought they sold panda clothes here. I didn't know they
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sold chicken. You. Yeah, sure, I'll have some. Yeah, let's
say dumb less and number one, you don't need to
play dumb we all do it. But the guy working
at Costco, he doesn't care. He's there handing you your
little uh takito sample. For me, that's payment for the torture.
I feel being there in the first place, like I
don't even want to be there. That means I lost
the battle. So I feel like I deserve a handful
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of whatever they're giving out. I don't want to post
it out of you know, like you know, you don't
want to be rude to someone else, but I had
to take a picture. My wife was looking at some
of the clothing at Costco and we've had this discussion. Yeah,
there's some good stuff. She goes some good tread. No, babe,
look at this vest. What do you think like one
of the like old fall vest. Yeah. And the woman
next to her looking at the same vest. It was
like a seventy eight year old woman there was like
(07:49):
who is beautify? Like I was like, yo, look who
you're shopping with. Put down the vest. Let's go with
a cell. Did you get a vest with it?
Speaker 5 (07:57):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (07:57):
I don't know. Did you get a double chunk chocolate
chip cookie? Because they're all the buzz right now, you
love that father son com boom boom that like everybody
doesn't know Big Justice and aj everybody knows them. I
mean double chunk chocolate chip cookie who. That's what we
do on Fridays. We actually have time to make our
runs and run some errands and relax a little bit.
(08:17):
So we come here Friday afternoon all energized and excited
because usually Monday through Thursday we do our Patreon show
before Fox Sports Radio. So when we have all this
extra time, Rich gets to go to Costco. What it
must be like to do one job? I know, right, folastic,
Well listen everyone, not just us. Everyone's hustling in twenty
twenty four. So the question, though, is do you have
(08:39):
to fake the funk when you're getting samples as if
you never had skinny pop popcorn before? It's like, of
course you have. Do you have to fake it? What
is this? This is this? Tell me about it? And
it's over here on this isle? Thank you? Do you
have to fake it or can you just enjoy it? Costco?
I think you just enjoy it everywhere else you show
(08:59):
in a lit interest. That's that's my role. So I'm Cavino.
That is Rich, Danny g Iow, Sam spot Low, and
chron and you the Fox Sports Radio Nation. Let's get
into this My first question, Rich, is a lame or
awesome question? Okay, all right, lame or awesome? Lame? No,
(09:20):
because we're gonna play Chipotle worker or w NBA player,
We're gonna do weekend hob Nobby. We have lots of
things to get, a lot of prizes, lots of NFL.
So I have a question that I post to the
Fox Sports Radio Nation and everybody here lame are awesome
because I think we're all gonna disagree. Tonight is Juan
Soto figurine night? I thought it was Juan Soto Urine night?
(09:45):
I heard about that. Do you know why I say that?
The way the Yankees position the sign at Yankee Stadium
when the umpire is standing upright, yeah, it blocks the
fig So the sign for the last month at Yankee
games on the road, you know, like the rotating side
behind her plate, it says giveaway Juan Soto Urine. I'm like,
(10:06):
what is that a good for hunting? Yeah? Attracts people,
but no thanks, Yeah, I'm not going that day. What
is giveaways? Come to? So Wan Soto for the record,
is tearing it up Urine. It's been such a pleasure
watching this dude day in and day out. Him and
Judge are the saving grace of the Yankees right now,
(10:27):
keeping them afloat, keeping them on top. They're the real
dynamic duo right now. He's fantastic, one of the greatest
players I've ever seen play. Judge is a bump. Yeah,
Judge is just tearing it up too, but hates kids.
Wan Soto Figurine Night, or as Rich called it, urine night,
wan So night me. I'm gonna post it on our
Instagram story if you haven't seen. It's very funny. It
(10:49):
means that the first eighteen thousand fans tonight, first eighteen
thousand lucky fans, makes you feel bad for the other
twenty thousand something kids who are hoping to get one. Right.
I thought we were gonna get one Dad, Sorry, Dad
got stuck in traffic, and that his kid feels miserable
watching all the other kids with their Wan Soto figurines. Anyway,
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eighteen thousand Juan Soto figurines are gonna be handed out tonight.
It's basically a glorified starting lineup. That's what this looks like.
And there are good prizes and giveaways, you know, for
the most part. Sometimes and then it might even be bigger.
In fact, I think it's a really big thing next Wednesday,
(11:32):
Danny g you heard about this? You going? Is Sho
Hal Tani Bobblehead Night at Dodger Stadium round two?
Speaker 4 (11:39):
Because the first time it stopped traffic in La a
huge back.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
That's what I'm saying. So it's supposed to be a
really big deal. Now when you got Juan Soto who's
just tearing it up, and everyone in New York wants
their figurine, and everybody's already talking about Sho Hao Tani
Bobblehead Night next week, I gotta ask you, as a
grown man, is this for the kiddies? If it is? Fine?
But as a grown man, are you that pumped? Isn't
(12:04):
that lame or awesome? That's that's the first question in
regards to this, because there's so much hyper around. I mean,
here's the problem. The problem is that it should be
for the kiddies, but what it turns into it's a
bunch of weird old guys that try to snag as
many as they can sell them online, that's the way,
and they try to, you know, boguard all the giveaways,
(12:27):
and it's it's honestly, it should be for the kids.
I just looked at it. It's already on eBay. Is
this an old one? Yeah, there were a couple of
old ones that were awesome.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
Yeah, because when I googled to see what this one
looks like, the old ones popped up, as well as
the one for tonight.
Speaker 1 (12:45):
People love free giveaways. That a buddy who took his
daughter to they had a Hello Kiddy night at Dodger
Stadium last week. You know, there's so many angles here.
To answer your first question, Comino, Yeah, it should be
for the kids. Thirty forty fifty sixty year old guy
should be excited about getting a show hail Tany bobbleh
(13:07):
a glorified I don't care at all, but I understand
some people collect them. That's just never been my thing.
In fact, we can't speak out of both sides of
our mouth. When earlier this week we went over a
whole list of things that turn women off, right, weren't
toys on that list that put bobbleheads on the lob
To me, that's what I think of as a sports fan.
(13:28):
I'm like, you mean the bobblehead figurines were on the list. Figurines, bobbleheads,
get out of here? Are you twelve? You know how?
I have the rule that we install that when you
see a friend you haven't seen a while, three pictures,
you're allowed to throw him, three allowed to show. If
you're allowed to have three bobble heads as a sports fan,
because someone's gonna give you one, you're gonna inherit one.
I have three. I think that I do. I may,
(13:50):
I may even be more kind Yeah and say five,
how a right in your man cave, your office, your
garage's in a give you one is a gift or
something right? And you don't hate it? Like by no
means my hating it. I'm just not obsessed the way
other people are. I'm not making a big deal. Here's
what I got. I got one of you of me. Actually,
(14:11):
because we did a sponsorship and I got one. I
kept it right, that doesn't count. It's me. I got one.
They did a Cavino bubblehead night once and there were
fifteen thousand left over one and recycled. I did a
rich one. The head was so big it just kept
toppling over. Funco pops don't count, right, Funkal pops don't
count because I got one of those too. It's me.
(14:34):
I got one of those, and I have one. If
I really do have one, then it's one that my
brother went to, like John Sterling night at Yankee Stadium,
and it was John Sterling and Susan Waldman broadcaster ones
and being that we are radio guys and ooh, I
love me some John Sterling. Oh he gave it to
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me as a gift. And I have a doll. I
have a John Sterling and I'll take a picture of here.
If you have Susan Waldman, don't leave the studio's collections
and a John Sterling and Susan Walter there banging each other.
And Susan, it's not just Susan Walton, she's behind the
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booth with johns behind your figure in. I thought it
was kind of cool because I'm a radio guy and
I love the Yankees and I love John Sterling, so
I appreciate that. But again it was given to me
because my brother was there. So lame are awesome, bobbleheads
are to be a grown adult, So fired up about
Juan Soto Figurine night tonight and show, Hey, dude, it's
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gonna be a big event. On Wednesday.
Speaker 4 (15:41):
Last time the Dodgers did it, it was an extra
hour and a half of rush hour, like PM early
evening traffic.
Speaker 1 (15:49):
That that.
Speaker 4 (15:51):
Oh dude, the freeways around the stadium are already a
mess Monday through Well, let's be honest every day that
we here in Los Angeles. But that show Hey boble
had the first time, I remember reading that the CHP
said it was an extra extra hour and a half
of a mess.
Speaker 1 (16:06):
They need to do something where like the giveaway is
tied to your ticket and they scan the barcode and
they give it, you know, like one for one, you know, spot.
I have a theory on this, and I'm glad you
brought this up because this is my next layer of this.
But Danny, the only cool part about the original show,
Hey Bubblehead was that correct me if I'm wrong. And
I love when they do this because this is sort
(16:26):
of cool. They decided to throw in some they weren't errors,
but they were like unique, Oh tany road uniform bobbleheads
and those are worth like tens of thousands of dollars,
like like every so often they'd they'd sprinkle in a
road jersey like this. There's nothing laying with significant value.
That's definitely like a sweet collectible. Didn't they get a dog?
(16:49):
Or am I thinking of your bobblehead? You're thinking of
my funk o? Yeah, there is no tiny with a dog.
Oh really? Yeah, because you could personalize your funk O
pumps nowadays. So again, adults go crazy over this stuff. Meanwhile,
it's a sponsored giveaway, so you got some bank advertising
on this thing. I don't know who got the soda
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once tonight I forget. But are they really that dope?
If you're twelve years old, if you're a teenager and
your life revolves around baseball and baseball cards in Little
League and Little League World Series, trust me, I get it.
I've been there. It's special, it's amazing. But as an
adult you have to be like, what is going on
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unless you truly believe in the value of it in
the future like the show Hey when you spoke of
before rich But there also needs to be a better system. Yeah,
I'll give them credit for a second. I had already
been thinking this, and I saw I think we've all
thought this a WHI. I saw a former coworker of
ours go on a rant. A gay we worked with
a long time ago, who's doing big things in New York.
Evan Roberts. Yeah, from Wfan, And I agree with the
(17:54):
sentiment because I've always thought this when you go to
a stadium and it's Bobblehead Night, or you know, Hello
Kitty Night, or you know, Wan Soto you're a Knight,
Juan Soto, You're a Knight, or hey, throwback you know,
throwback Jersey Night. This bs of first ten thousand or
fifteen thousand fans. That's gotta go away. You're spending a
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ton of money on tickets, parking, you're bringing your kids
to the game. You're telling your kids on the way
to the game, Hello, Kitty Knight, sweetheart, dad, am I
gonna get my hell out Kitty. Dodgers think you a baby. Yeah,
they know it, and they get pumped. And there's no
worse feeling than hyping your kid up only to let
them down. And then you feel like the weakest parent
ever for not being one of the first fourteen thousand
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people you know. And it's odd because you have to
figure out how do they factor that in any way? Like, dude,
if they're doing a show hal Tani. Bubblehead Night sponsored
by Gilden's Mustard. Yeah, not everybody gets it. You know what? No,
then you tell Gilden's Mustard, how many seats do we
have in the stadium? Forty eight thousand, fifty thousand. That's
the amount of bobblehead you have to make. This is
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like you're this is a rinky daparation? Is it for
budget reasons or for like supplying the main reasons like
to make it a hot thing? Like not everybody could
get one, but it's horse crap. Because again, if you
got kids and you bring them to promotional night, yeah,
I think all the kids should get one. All the
kids should get one. I actually agree fully with that.
I was saying, what's your thought on.
Speaker 6 (19:23):
I went to a Dodger game a few years ago
and they were handing out like replica slightly cheaper, you know,
Jackie Robinson jerseys, and the gate we went through ran
out of them, and I was like, so we were
running around this trying to find one, like at another entrance.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Yeah, there's no rhyme or reason. You're right, you could
we didn't get one. You could you could tell what
you're part of the first twenty thousand or whatever.
Speaker 6 (19:43):
They're just they're they're putting some of these items at
the gates and they're like, okay, this many people will
walk through this gate. But yeah, they had like stuff
left over at another one, but we had never got one.
Speaker 1 (19:51):
No ry me reason. You could walk in through the
left field gate and they're like, sorry, Trump, you're on
a walk. Meanwhile, the third baseline entrance could have Oh
we got plenty here. Yeah. It's nonsense. It's garbage and
it needs a change. And I think, again, I've heard
other people say it. I'll say it. If you can't
sponsor an event and supply a few more bobbleheads for
(20:11):
the kids sponsoring this, maybe the sponsoring the bibbleheads, not
she is, you know, maybe something you shouldn't do.
Speaker 4 (20:17):
You ever seen the giveaways run out at the gate
right as you're next. My family and I were in
line in the Bay Area at the at the San
Francisco Giants Stadium. They had a blanket night. We were
there to see the Dodgers, not the Giants, so it
wasn't the end of the world. But I would have
gave the Giants blanket to you know, a Giants fan
or something. But we're standing in line and we're seeing
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them ripping the boxes, and we're seeing that the last
couple are going from the box. We finally get through
the gate and the guy had just handed out his
last one. Disgust, shaking your fist at the heaven.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
No, it's like it's like it's the disgusting scene of
a Walmart or a Target on Black Friday or you know,
Thanksgiving night, Like you'll get a grip people stopping savage
out the right thing. No, no, or just make this for
the kids, like the first fourteen, eighteen thousand whatever.
Speaker 4 (21:08):
Kids get it. They do sometimes fast time. Yeah, specification.
Speaker 1 (21:12):
You know that's not going to happen with these bibbleheads.
Speaker 4 (21:14):
And the adults are fighting over these things more than
the kids about it. And Sunday is going to be
wild at Dodger Stadium as well because it would have
been Kobe's forty six birthday today. They're giving away special
Kobe Bryant jerseys at Dodger Stadium on Sunday.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
Oh man, Yeah, you know, no, it's crazy the people
that fight for the bubbleheads and don't give them to
the kids. I put them in the same category as
foul ball hitting to the left field stands. Some guy
comes up and takes the ball to guy like some
guy like like hustles to beat a kid to the ball.
Speaker 4 (21:50):
Like, come on, man, and not just that, I would
hand hand the ball to a little kid kept a
tough one.
Speaker 1 (21:55):
I think I might have to keep you. I'm not
gonna lie or because I'll tell you why, Because my
inner child would say, I waited my whole life for
this mornment. I never caught a foul ball, and they
get the I'd rather go and buy the kid a
hat or buy him another ball. I want to keep
that ball, either give it to my own kid, give
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it to my nephew, just have it. What reason? Because
I never in my whole life got one. Ever.
Speaker 6 (22:21):
Ever, we must continue to love the inner child of
so that's important as well.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
That's but do you how silly that sounds? I mean, hey,
that's how I feel. At least I'm being honest about it.
The guy hits it off the handle, Papa, But for
saying I'm not going to kid over for the ball, dude,
there's a big difference. I'm saying. But if some if
I was one of fifty five thousand and the home
run comes my way, and it's a meaningless home run.
I'm pretty much keeping ball. I got kids in my own.
Speaker 6 (22:48):
George Costanza pushing the kids out of the way at
the birthday party when there's smoke in the kitchen, that
kind of I never do that ever, those people.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
If the ball has significance, that's one thing. But if
it's a foul popua. If Max Munsey hits a pop
up hey and it bounces to you, you know, I'll
do I'll hold it up and be like yeah, the
crowd gives you a little, you know, props. Then I'm like, kid,
here's the ball. That's always the best. Remember when Corey
Feldman takes h takes the quarters like this was my wish,
this is my remer and Cooney's. This is why I
(23:17):
was taking it back. I'm taking a back back if
I caught that ball, like I'm taking it's mine. I've
waited my whole life for this. You can you can
keep your first one everything after that. Yet I agree
with so look at this all started because of the
Wan Soto figurine night. The first eighteen thousand Get One
Tonight lamer awesome, and then Wednesday you said, even this
(23:40):
weekend you got the Kobe Jerseys at the under Stadium.
But this Wednesday, people have been talking about this for
weeks already. Wah show, Halo Tani, bobblehead night, lamer awesome.
What are your thoughts about the first eighteen thousand, Rich,
I think that's actually a really great point. If you're
gonna do a partnership with a major sponsor, you're not
that major if you can't give everybody, Yeah, billion dollar teams,
(24:01):
billion dollar companies can't give every kid a bobblehead. Get
out of here, all right, we got more next Fox
Sports Radio, Cavino and Rich And I'll take a look
at the hat I got on my head, buddy boy,
I love it. It is my graduate hotel hat. Yeah. Well,
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(24:24):
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You got to come hang with us if you're in
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Friday party. We've been in Nashville, Eugene, and Tempe, and
let's keep the party going. Like I said September twenty seventh, Auburn,
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So many layers here giveaways at stadiums. I think you
(27:58):
got to have one for anyone that bought a ticket.
It's bs to be like, hey, kids, sorry, you can't
get your Hello Kitty or your bobblehead or your T
shirt because some adults, Ye Botguarden, that's the weakest. And
you know, I was sort of hating on bibble head
culture a little bit and say, I love anything for free.
If I love anything, if you're giving me a freebe sweet.
(28:18):
So I'm not hating on the freeness. And but you know,
everyone should get one. And I do think that people
go overboard with this stuff for sure. I mean the
reality is, I really don't care if you collect bobbleheads,
but I could make funny because it's easy to make it. Yes, all,
let's say hi to Kenny, South Dakota.
Speaker 3 (28:33):
What's up, hey, Fellas a couple of things, I do
think they.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Should have bibbleheads for everybody. I'm thirty six years old.
I'm one hundred percent going for the bobblehead to get it,
and I'm keeping it. I'm going after the foul ball
and I don't care who's in front of me. I'm
keeping it because, just like you said, I've.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
Been waiting my whole life to get one of those balls.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
And you know what, I'm only an asshole for a
couple hours. Yeah, sorry about Hey to hear what he said,
listen to the podcast is uncensored. I know he didn't
mean to say what he said. He dropped the A
bomb and that's fine. We you know, we'll not fine,
but an A bomb from a rod. Yeah, we appreciate
the colt he's saying. He knows he sounds like a jerk.
(29:20):
He waited his whole life for that. See, but I
don't see how you sounded on the radio Nowcovino. Yeah, well,
Danny G. You like a good bobblehead, don't you.
Speaker 4 (29:30):
You know my problem with him unless it's a really
good looking one or a special one from a legend
or something like that, what are you gonna do with.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
It if you don't resell it? Yeaheah.
Speaker 4 (29:40):
Like for instance, our eighteen year old he just landed
in Norman, Oklahoma. He's a new sooner, and we're boxing
up his bedroom right now. He left behind autograph baseballs,
base foul balls he got at stadiums, whether it was
Angel Stadium or Dodger Stadium, and a ton of bobbleheads
that just collected. They're all going to be in boxes.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Said reality, It's like if anyone's lost a grandparent or parent,
you go through their house and it's a terrible thought,
but most of their stuff gets thrown out. What are
you doing, You're holding that ball to get thrown out? Hey, listen.
If it's an Otani or Freddy Freeman's your favorite player,
that's one thing. But if they're like, give me like
a random Dodger, Yeah, I think recently, let's see what
(30:24):
was there.
Speaker 4 (30:25):
There was like a if it's a if it's an
Edwin Rios bobblehead night or something like that. Yeah, Like
if it's a utility player or maybe you know a
guy that's just been in the organization a long time,
you know, and you have to have a nice way
to display this stuff. We've talked about this on the
show was all about presentation.
Speaker 1 (30:43):
I'll give you one that you don't keep. A guy
plays softball with you're Dodger pitcher that got canned because
he was a bad dude? Was it urious? Yeah? Didn't
I think that A urious T shirt giveaway? Like the
week he got in trouble and my buddy was wearing
it's a softball the other day? Is like, what am
I supposed to do with this? Sure? Turn to a
dish rag. People are so passionate about these bad boys.
(31:03):
I wonder what I could get from my John Sterling collective.
Boom no ow, Let's take one more phone call and
move on. Uh, let's go to Idaho, Dustin, You're on
the Cavino and Richow and keep it clean? Will you?
Your hooligans? What's up, buddy? Yeah? I love the show
looking every single day. Thanks man.
Speaker 2 (31:22):
You want to point out that Pecho Park does this.
Speaker 1 (31:25):
You have to buy a fan experience ticket to get
the giveaway item. See, I don't even mind that, even
if it's a couple bucks more. But to guarantee more. Yeah,
anyone with kids, I promise you that is a major letdown.
I am. I'm not like super parent, but anyone with
kids knows. If you even allude to we're gonna do this, buddy,
you better do it. You don't want to lie to
(31:47):
your kids or mislead them, because then you're just giving
yourself a headache to imagine like, hey, buddy, we're going
to you know, we're going to uh, we're going to
City Field today, and there's a ponzo that even as
an adult, if you got there and you were one
of the first eighteen thousand and you didn't get that
T shirt, there's like that part of you it's like,
oh man, look at everyone waving their T shirt. I
(32:07):
didn't get what no one looks falk, how do you
think a kid feels about that? Alexs false promises. Imagine
you're out to dinner on a date and the girls like,
later tonight, I'm gonna beep, and you're like whoa. And
then you get home and she's like, con I'm tired.
Wait a second, wait, where's my bubblehead? Exactly, so we'd
night bubble Head. You're gonna see them at the stadium
(32:32):
the first eighteen thousand get one, and then next Wednesday
show Hayo Tani Bobblehead Night with the Dodgers, and people
are already buzzing about it. Again, these are big stars,
we get it. Lame are awesome. You could add to
that at Covino and Rich at Fox Sports Radio on
social media. All right, let's go to that handsome devil
over there, Isaac Lowenkron for an update. Hi Isaac, Isaac.
Speaker 3 (33:01):
Oh, sorry, guys, I'm just watching a video on my computer.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
Are you watching someone chop Wood? What? Wait a second,
are you watching spot on social media?
Speaker 3 (33:12):
I have no idea what you're talking about. And you
can't even see into this studio. Sorry, I know he's
not at Spots Center. Just catching up on some NFL news, fellas. Actually,
there's a lot of NFL news to catch up on,
because the NFL has suspended four different players today for
violating the Personal Conduct Policy. The NFL suspending free agent
(33:37):
cornerback Chris Klaiybrooks eight games for violently lading the Personal
Conduct Policy. Claybrooks was arrested last month on domestic battery
and false imprisonment charges. He pled guilty last week. NFL
also suspended Arizona Cardinals receiver Zay Jones for the first
five games of this siegeon for violating the Personal Conduct Policy.
(33:58):
Jones was arrested last November on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge.
That charge was later dropped. The NFL also suspending Los
Angeles Rams starting left tackle Alaric Jackson for the first
two games of the regular season for violating the Personal
Conduct Policy. It's not clear yet how Jackson violated the policy,
and the NFL also suspended free agent cornerback JC Jackson
(34:21):
one game for violating the Personal Conduct policy. Finally, in
non personal conduct policy violating news in Major League Baseball,
New Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson is appointed Hall of
Famer Edgar Martinez as the MS new hitting coach. Martinez
spent the last six seasons as a Mariner's organizational hitting advisor. Guys,
(34:46):
I'm gonna get well, never mind back to you.
Speaker 1 (34:49):
By the way to fit. Teams love when they take
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the fact that Edgar Martinez is a new hitting instructor,
hitting coach. That's the fans gotta love that. He's incredible hitterry.
You can't go to the well too many times with
nostalgia with fans, right, no, no, hey, speaking of nostalgia,
got some feedback at Covene own rich JP Sinicki says
(35:11):
he wraps it up perfectly. The tradition of giveaways at
baseball games is nostalgic and awesome. It's exciting for the
kids only, very lame adults take one home. It's for
the kids. Great for the kids. Let's not be lame
os about it. Yeah, unless it means something so much
to you or you're trying to get it for your kid.
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the Tirack dot com studio. Now we have lots to
get to. I think we established it. Giveaways are awesome,
but adults have to act like adults when it comes
to them. We have to talk about Danny Jansen. We
gotta play games, we gotta talk about NFL and glow ups.
(37:03):
The Danny Jansen thing is quick. It just when you
think you've seen it all, there's always a new stat
or a new like what no way, Like the other day,
you're talking about how Jan Soto's last eight hits were
home runs. That let let let that sink in. Not
eight home runs in a row, but the last eight
(37:24):
times Juan Soto got a hit, they were home runs.
I mean, he could have been eight for thirty something,
but those eight hits all home runs. Unbelievable. So Jansen
started a game for the Blue Jays against the Red
Sox on June twenty sixth. He was batting in the
top of the second inning when rain delayed the game.
(37:44):
Then he was later traded to Boston before the deadline
July thirtieth, So the June twenty sixth game was suspended
and will be played. Now get this again. Now he's
on the Red Sox. He was on the Blue Jays.
(38:04):
It's happening. Alex Cora, the Red Sox manager, has announced
that Danny Jansen will substitute for Reese McGuire at catcher,
who's not on the current roster for six twenty six,
meaning he will not only become the first player to
play for both teams in the same game, but he
will catch at the bat where he started and must
(38:29):
be pinch hit for it. Yeah, must say you yeah
it No, it makes sense, but no, simplify it. Jansen
was a Blue Jay, now he's a Red Sox.
Speaker 2 (38:39):
Right.
Speaker 1 (38:40):
He was the guy in the batter's box batting when
the game got postponed. Right, so the game picks up
where it left off. He can't bat because he's on
the other team, right, he's now catching for the bet
that he should have been hitting it, and now they're
using a pinch hitter to replace him because he's not
on the team. There you go. I don't know if
you could gets crazier than that. I was just reading
(39:01):
the official tweet that bo, one of our producers, sent me,
but that's the simplified version of it. It's the first
time it's ever happening. So again, not only is he
the first player, but he's actually catching for his own
at bat, which is wild. That's ridiculous. I mean, I'm
trying to think if there's a scenario in which they
(39:23):
wouldn't know what to do, because this is almost like
that because he was he had a count on him
when he was in the batter's box, So someone now
a pinch it has to pick up his at bat
so it'll count, isn't at bat for the other guy.
I just I'm trying to think of a scenario where
I don't think there's any other real life scenario you
could even think of where this would even apply or happen,
(39:44):
or I can't. I can't even think of an analogy.
Oh I got it. I got it. Really As a
picture okay aiwa, Samuel, there's a scenario we've never seen happen,
and I'm gonna paint it out for you right now.
Let me get my paintbrushes, Like I'm Bob freaking Ross.
He'll never be as close as pretty trees. Pretty trees grow.
(40:06):
So imagine a pitcher started the game and then he
pitched for the other team when the game picked up,
and he got the win and the lost decision. Is
that that has to be possible? I don't got okay,
(40:27):
I'm going a simple fight. Is there a way a
guy could get because if he pitched in the top
of the inning and then got traded and then pitched
the bottom of the inning and the team scored. Is
there a way a guy could get a win, a
two decisions in one game. Well, I'm just, I'm just.
There have been players that got a hit for two
teams and on one person on the name he has
a Native American young Joel young Blood. He got traded
(40:50):
from the Mets, and he got a hit from the
New York Mets, and that night he was mad enough.
This is I mean, we're talking you know, forty years
ago when when people were men. He said he said,
you know what, Wait, I'm traded. I'll go play for
my new team tonight. So he hit it. He got
a base hit for the Mets during the day, and
then he got a hit for the Expos his new
(41:11):
team at night. Well, I feel like I saw a
little bit of steam come out of Iowa Sam's ears
when we were explaining that so again. Red Sox catcher
Danny Jansen is set to make history for being the
first player to play for both teams in one game.
That's really it. He's the first player every dare. He's
(41:31):
now the answer to what's going to be a very
famous trivia question years from now. Now you're gonna see
this on a game show. What guy has played for
both teams in the same game? Danny Janssen. And not
only is he the first player to play for both
teams in one game, he's actually catching his own at
bat because he was at bat when the game was
(41:52):
when the game was postponed. So that's really cool. So
remember that name and you'll be the grand prize winner
at the next trivia night. Danny Jansen is in the books.
It's only one way, Like I said. To make it
even more convoluted, as if a pitcher pitcher both teams
gets in these decisions and saves and holds and different
things involved. But hey, congrats, Danny Jansen, you're now in
(42:15):
a like, Covino said, the answer to a weird trivia question.
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There's a story about figurines and bimble heads. Yeah, we're
(02:10):
gonna get to that. There's uh, there's a dire question
that needs answering. Which NFL coach has had the best
glow up in the off season? Might get to that
and the top five bets made in Vegas regarding the NFC.
So we're gonna talk a lot of football, a lot
of fun, even more funcus. Look who's on the update,
(02:31):
Isaac Loewan crawln Isaac always bringing the fun.
Speaker 3 (02:36):
I'm in a naughty mood today for some reason.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Oh nice, bring it, don't hold back? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And of course Danny G is super pricing. Good to
see you Danny G with your brand new Raiders hat. Yeah,
thank you Rich getting excited for the football season.
Speaker 4 (02:51):
Walk in pre show meeting, there's a new fresh Raider
hat sitting on the table.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
I know, look at Daddy Stacks over here by am
I the only one in the studio now not wearing
a hat? Oh you and Isaac? Yeah, but if you
were Isaac, why would you cover up that sweet papa
he's got Yeah, that sweet flow. And of course Iowa
Samuel on the ones and twos. Good to see you,
sam Hello, and Spotty's on the videos at Covino and
rich if you want to play along at home, truth
(03:17):
be tall. I spent the morning at Costco's Hat and
it's where I got Danny's hat. They had a whole
raider display. I always find that fascinating because regionally, you know,
this is a rams Chargers town now, but there's still
that now. It's never not gonna be a raider. Say,
you still find raider stuff in Los Angeles even though
they're in Vegas. They were in Oakland. There's a contingent
(03:40):
of raider merch that still finds their way to the shell.
Sweet Kirkland Raiders hat, Danny g thank you.
Speaker 4 (03:47):
It goes good with that Kirkland brand vodka. Was drinking
on the way over.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Can I tell you I saw a stat the other day.
I'll be stat boy, I'll be the Tony reality of
our show. Kirkland makes more money a year than Nike
and Coca Cola. Makes sense. Not surprised Kirkland. Yeah, seriously,
I mean it is what it is, right, Kirkland. Do
you give it a doom or a boom? I give
it a boom? Am I right? So I see a
(04:14):
raider display, I'm like, oh, let me buy Danny G
Ahead he's he's one of my best buds, and it's
football season, and then I see a display they're back.
I mean, I know COVID is four years ago, but
they're full back now on all the samples around the store.
And I always wonder, do you still, even as a
grown up, fake the hole? I might buy it. That's
why Rich bought so many hats, so you could just
(04:35):
keep going up to thee. It was like the sample stand,
It's not me. Do you have to do the whole
fake like, Oh this is great? Where is this over there?
I don't fake that at all. What do you just say?
I'm here for them?
Speaker 2 (04:49):
I love.
Speaker 1 (04:50):
The worst is.
Speaker 4 (04:51):
When they hand you one though you're pretending like you
might be interested, so they hand you a package. Oh,
here you go, and then you're stuck holding it like,
oh what do I do this?
Speaker 1 (04:59):
Okay, I don't even play that game. I, in fact
bring a fake mustache every time I go to Costco
so I can come back around for seconds. Oh, the
Bobby Valentine. When you got the Bobby Valentine mustache that
I have in my back pocket. I keep it in
my wallet for these free samples. So I love the
free sample but I don't play the game of I
might get it. I'm not saying you're wrong for doing that.
(05:20):
I just don't play that game. I feel like it's
one of the few things I very much fake in life.
Usually I'm I'm pretty honest and genuine. But when someone
gives me a freedom apple, like oh, we got the
new brisket, and they give you on a little cracker
or something, I'm like, where's this over there? Oh, walk
by the right. My wife wuld go, honey, this would
be a good meal for the coops. When I do that, no, no, no, no,
(05:43):
because I do put up that little front, this little ruse,
this little game when people are handing out little drinks,
like the little drink samples, I do that for it
to be like, oh yeah, well yeah, what do I oh, okay, yeah,
with the drinks, with the popcorn chips and dips, I'm
just taking When we were in Vegas at the MGM
for the last fight, but the Elevator Bank, they had
an alcohol stand set up where they were giving away
(06:03):
samples of I guess what is it? Cutwater has canned
alcohol drinks like Moscow Mule or my Ties in a can.
It's not even it's not that I I front an interest,
not necessarily like I'm gonna, you know, buy it right now,
but like, tell me about it. You know I'm interested it.
I play that part of the game for sure. Sometimes
(06:26):
not a Costco, I feel like that's part of the deal.
You pay for membership, you're there, give me some samples.
What about uh? I mean that is true? Costco is different.
You do have a membership, you're there. I feel like
at the mall, I fake the funk at Anti ence pretzels,
at the Chinese food plays like, oh, the orange chicken,
let me try that. Like I've never tried orange chicken.
(06:47):
We've never had bourbon chicken before. Oh, I'm a toothpick
of the bedroom. What do you call this again? Bourb
Is it boor bom? Never had so The lesson ones
learned on Today's show Less than One on Covin on
Rich Today, handa express. Wow, what is this place? I
thought they sold panda clothes here. I didn't know they
(07:07):
sold chicken. You. Yeah, sure, I'll have some. Yeah, let's
say dumb less and number one, you don't need to
play dumb we all do it. But the guy working
at Costco, he doesn't care. He's there handing you your
little uh takito sample. For me, that's payment for the torture.
I feel being there in the first place, like I
don't even want to be there. That means I lost
the battle. So I feel like I deserve a handful
(07:28):
of whatever they're giving out. I don't want to post
it out of you know, like you know, you don't
want to be rude to someone else, but I had
to take a picture. My wife was looking at some
of the clothing at Costco and we've had this discussion. Yeah,
there's some good stuff. She goes some good tread. No, babe,
look at this vest. What do you think like one
of the like old fall vest. Yeah. And the woman
next to her looking at the same vest. It was
like a seventy eight year old woman there was like
(07:49):
who is beautify? Like I was like, yo, look who
you're shopping with. Put down the vest. Let's go with
a cell. Did you get a vest with it?
Speaker 5 (07:57):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (07:57):
I don't know. Did you get a double chunk chocolate
chip cookie? Because they're all the buzz right now, you
love that father son com boom boom that like everybody
doesn't know Big Justice and aj everybody knows them. I
mean double chunk chocolate chip cookie who. That's what we
do on Fridays. We actually have time to make our
runs and run some errands and relax a little bit.
(08:17):
So we come here Friday afternoon all energized and excited
because usually Monday through Thursday we do our Patreon show
before Fox Sports Radio. So when we have all this
extra time, Rich gets to go to Costco. What it
must be like to do one job? I know, right, folastic,
Well listen everyone, not just us. Everyone's hustling in twenty
twenty four. So the question, though, is do you have
(08:39):
to fake the funk when you're getting samples as if
you never had skinny pop popcorn before? It's like, of
course you have. Do you have to fake it? What
is this? This is this? Tell me about it? And
it's over here on this isle? Thank you? Do you
have to fake it or can you just enjoy it? Costco?
I think you just enjoy it everywhere else you show
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in a lit interest. That's that's my role. So I'm Cavino.
That is Rich, Danny g Iow, Sam spot Low, and
chron and you the Fox Sports Radio Nation. Let's get
into this My first question, Rich, is a lame or
awesome question? Okay, all right, lame or awesome? Lame? No,
(09:20):
because we're gonna play Chipotle worker or w NBA player,
We're gonna do weekend hob Nobby. We have lots of
things to get, a lot of prizes, lots of NFL.
So I have a question that I post to the
Fox Sports Radio Nation and everybody here lame are awesome
because I think we're all gonna disagree. Tonight is Juan
Soto figurine night? I thought it was Juan Soto Urine night?
(09:45):
I heard about that. Do you know why I say that?
The way the Yankees position the sign at Yankee Stadium
when the umpire is standing upright, yeah, it blocks the
fig So the sign for the last month at Yankee
games on the road, you know, like the rotating side
behind her plate, it says giveaway Juan Soto Urine. I'm like,
(10:06):
what is that a good for hunting? Yeah? Attracts people,
but no thanks, Yeah, I'm not going that day. What
is giveaways? Come to? So Wan Soto for the record,
is tearing it up Urine. It's been such a pleasure
watching this dude day in and day out. Him and
Judge are the saving grace of the Yankees right now,
(10:27):
keeping them afloat, keeping them on top. They're the real
dynamic duo right now. He's fantastic, one of the greatest
players I've ever seen play. Judge is a bump. Yeah,
Judge is just tearing it up too, but hates kids.
Wan Soto Figurine Night, or as Rich called it, urine night,
wan So night me. I'm gonna post it on our
Instagram story if you haven't seen. It's very funny. It
(10:49):
means that the first eighteen thousand fans tonight, first eighteen
thousand lucky fans, makes you feel bad for the other
twenty thousand something kids who are hoping to get one. Right.
I thought we were gonna get one Dad, Sorry, Dad
got stuck in traffic, and that his kid feels miserable
watching all the other kids with their Wan Soto figurines. Anyway,
(11:09):
eighteen thousand Juan Soto figurines are gonna be handed out tonight.
It's basically a glorified starting lineup. That's what this looks like.
And there are good prizes and giveaways, you know, for
the most part. Sometimes and then it might even be bigger.
In fact, I think it's a really big thing next Wednesday,
(11:32):
Danny g you heard about this? You going? Is Sho
Hal Tani Bobblehead Night at Dodger Stadium round two?
Speaker 4 (11:39):
Because the first time it stopped traffic in La a
huge back.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
That's what I'm saying. So it's supposed to be a
really big deal. Now when you got Juan Soto who's
just tearing it up, and everyone in New York wants
their figurine, and everybody's already talking about Sho Hao Tani
Bobblehead Night next week, I gotta ask you, as a
grown man, is this for the kiddies? If it is? Fine?
But as a grown man, are you that pumped? Isn't
(12:04):
that lame or awesome? That's that's the first question in
regards to this, because there's so much hyper around. I mean,
here's the problem. The problem is that it should be
for the kiddies, but what it turns into it's a
bunch of weird old guys that try to snag as
many as they can sell them online, that's the way,
and they try to, you know, boguard all the giveaways,
(12:27):
and it's it's honestly, it should be for the kids.
I just looked at it. It's already on eBay. Is
this an old one? Yeah, there were a couple of
old ones that were awesome.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
Yeah, because when I googled to see what this one
looks like, the old ones popped up, as well as
the one for tonight.
Speaker 1 (12:45):
People love free giveaways. That a buddy who took his
daughter to they had a Hello Kiddy night at Dodger
Stadium last week. You know, there's so many angles here.
To answer your first question, Comino, Yeah, it should be
for the kids. Thirty forty fifty sixty year old guy
should be excited about getting a show hail Tany bobbleh
(13:07):
a glorified I don't care at all, but I understand
some people collect them. That's just never been my thing.
In fact, we can't speak out of both sides of
our mouth. When earlier this week we went over a
whole list of things that turn women off, right, weren't
toys on that list that put bobbleheads on the lob
To me, that's what I think of as a sports fan.
(13:28):
I'm like, you mean the bobblehead figurines were on the list. Figurines, bobbleheads,
get out of here? Are you twelve? You know how?
I have the rule that we install that when you
see a friend you haven't seen a while, three pictures,
you're allowed to throw him, three allowed to show. If
you're allowed to have three bobble heads as a sports fan,
because someone's gonna give you one, you're gonna inherit one.
I have three. I think that I do. I may,
(13:50):
I may even be more kind Yeah and say five,
how a right in your man cave, your office, your
garage's in a give you one is a gift or
something right? And you don't hate it? Like by no
means my hating it. I'm just not obsessed the way
other people are. I'm not making a big deal. Here's
what I got. I got one of you of me. Actually,
(14:11):
because we did a sponsorship and I got one. I
kept it right, that doesn't count. It's me. I got one.
They did a Cavino bubblehead night once and there were
fifteen thousand left over one and recycled. I did a
rich one. The head was so big it just kept
toppling over. Funco pops don't count, right, Funkal pops don't
count because I got one of those too. It's me.
(14:34):
I got one of those, and I have one. If
I really do have one, then it's one that my
brother went to, like John Sterling night at Yankee Stadium,
and it was John Sterling and Susan Waldman broadcaster ones
and being that we are radio guys and ooh, I
love me some John Sterling. Oh he gave it to
(14:54):
me as a gift. And I have a doll. I
have a John Sterling and I'll take a picture of here.
If you have Susan Waldman, don't leave the studio's collections
and a John Sterling and Susan Walter there banging each other.
And Susan, it's not just Susan Walton, she's behind the
(15:18):
booth with johns behind your figure in. I thought it
was kind of cool because I'm a radio guy and
I love the Yankees and I love John Sterling, so
I appreciate that. But again it was given to me
because my brother was there. So lame are awesome, bobbleheads
are to be a grown adult, So fired up about
Juan Soto Figurine night tonight and show, Hey, dude, it's
(15:39):
gonna be a big event. On Wednesday.
Speaker 4 (15:41):
Last time the Dodgers did it, it was an extra
hour and a half of rush hour, like PM early
evening traffic.
Speaker 1 (15:49):
That that.
Speaker 4 (15:51):
Oh dude, the freeways around the stadium are already a
mess Monday through Well, let's be honest every day that
we here in Los Angeles. But that show Hey boble
had the first time, I remember reading that the CHP
said it was an extra extra hour and a half
of a mess.
Speaker 1 (16:06):
They need to do something where like the giveaway is
tied to your ticket and they scan the barcode and
they give it, you know, like one for one, you know, spot.
I have a theory on this, and I'm glad you
brought this up because this is my next layer of this.
But Danny, the only cool part about the original show,
Hey Bubblehead was that correct me if I'm wrong. And
I love when they do this because this is sort
(16:26):
of cool. They decided to throw in some they weren't errors,
but they were like unique, Oh tany road uniform bobbleheads
and those are worth like tens of thousands of dollars,
like like every so often they'd they'd sprinkle in a
road jersey like this. There's nothing laying with significant value.
That's definitely like a sweet collectible. Didn't they get a dog?
(16:49):
Or am I thinking of your bobblehead? You're thinking of
my funk o? Yeah, there is no tiny with a dog.
Oh really? Yeah, because you could personalize your funk O
pumps nowadays. So again, adults go crazy over this stuff. Meanwhile,
it's a sponsored giveaway, so you got some bank advertising
on this thing. I don't know who got the soda
(17:10):
once tonight I forget. But are they really that dope?
If you're twelve years old, if you're a teenager and
your life revolves around baseball and baseball cards in Little
League and Little League World Series, trust me, I get it.
I've been there. It's special, it's amazing. But as an
adult you have to be like, what is going on
(17:31):
unless you truly believe in the value of it in
the future like the show Hey when you spoke of
before rich But there also needs to be a better system. Yeah,
I'll give them credit for a second. I had already
been thinking this, and I saw I think we've all
thought this a WHI. I saw a former coworker of
ours go on a rant. A gay we worked with
a long time ago, who's doing big things in New York.
Evan Roberts. Yeah, from Wfan, And I agree with the
(17:54):
sentiment because I've always thought this when you go to
a stadium and it's Bobblehead Night, or you know, Hello
Kitty Night, or you know, Wan Soto you're a Knight,
Juan Soto, You're a Knight, or hey, throwback you know,
throwback Jersey Night. This bs of first ten thousand or
fifteen thousand fans. That's gotta go away. You're spending a
(18:17):
ton of money on tickets, parking, you're bringing your kids
to the game. You're telling your kids on the way
to the game, Hello, Kitty Knight, sweetheart, dad, am I
gonna get my hell out Kitty. Dodgers think you a baby. Yeah,
they know it, and they get pumped. And there's no
worse feeling than hyping your kid up only to let
them down. And then you feel like the weakest parent
ever for not being one of the first fourteen thousand
(18:40):
people you know. And it's odd because you have to
figure out how do they factor that in any way? Like, dude,
if they're doing a show hal Tani. Bubblehead Night sponsored
by Gilden's Mustard. Yeah, not everybody gets it. You know what? No,
then you tell Gilden's Mustard, how many seats do we
have in the stadium? Forty eight thousand, fifty thousand. That's
the amount of bobblehead you have to make. This is
(19:02):
like you're this is a rinky daparation? Is it for
budget reasons or for like supplying the main reasons like
to make it a hot thing? Like not everybody could
get one, but it's horse crap. Because again, if you
got kids and you bring them to promotional night, yeah,
I think all the kids should get one. All the
kids should get one. I actually agree fully with that.
I was saying, what's your thought on.
Speaker 6 (19:23):
I went to a Dodger game a few years ago
and they were handing out like replica slightly cheaper, you know,
Jackie Robinson jerseys, and the gate we went through ran
out of them, and I was like, so we were
running around this trying to find one, like at another entrance.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Yeah, there's no rhyme or reason. You're right, you could
we didn't get one. You could you could tell what
you're part of the first twenty thousand or whatever.
Speaker 6 (19:43):
They're just they're they're putting some of these items at
the gates and they're like, okay, this many people will
walk through this gate. But yeah, they had like stuff
left over at another one, but we had never got one.
Speaker 1 (19:51):
No ry me reason. You could walk in through the
left field gate and they're like, sorry, Trump, you're on
a walk. Meanwhile, the third baseline entrance could have Oh
we got plenty here. Yeah. It's nonsense. It's garbage and
it needs a change. And I think, again, I've heard
other people say it. I'll say it. If you can't
sponsor an event and supply a few more bobbleheads for
(20:11):
the kids sponsoring this, maybe the sponsoring the bibbleheads, not
she is, you know, maybe something you shouldn't do.
Speaker 4 (20:17):
You ever seen the giveaways run out at the gate
right as you're next. My family and I were in
line in the Bay Area at the at the San
Francisco Giants Stadium. They had a blanket night. We were
there to see the Dodgers, not the Giants, so it
wasn't the end of the world. But I would have
gave the Giants blanket to you know, a Giants fan
or something. But we're standing in line and we're seeing
(20:39):
them ripping the boxes, and we're seeing that the last
couple are going from the box. We finally get through
the gate and the guy had just handed out his
last one. Disgust, shaking your fist at the heaven.
Speaker 1 (20:49):
No, it's like it's like it's the disgusting scene of
a Walmart or a Target on Black Friday or you know,
Thanksgiving night, Like you'll get a grip people stopping savage
out the right thing. No, no, or just make this for
the kids, like the first fourteen, eighteen thousand whatever.
Speaker 4 (21:08):
Kids get it. They do sometimes fast time. Yeah, specification.
Speaker 1 (21:12):
You know that's not going to happen with these bibbleheads.
Speaker 4 (21:14):
And the adults are fighting over these things more than
the kids about it. And Sunday is going to be
wild at Dodger Stadium as well because it would have
been Kobe's forty six birthday today. They're giving away special
Kobe Bryant jerseys at Dodger Stadium on Sunday.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
Oh man, Yeah, you know, no, it's crazy the people
that fight for the bubbleheads and don't give them to
the kids. I put them in the same category as
foul ball hitting to the left field stands. Some guy
comes up and takes the ball to guy like some
guy like like hustles to beat a kid to the ball.
Speaker 4 (21:50):
Like, come on, man, and not just that, I would
hand hand the ball to a little kid kept a
tough one.
Speaker 1 (21:55):
I think I might have to keep you. I'm not
gonna lie or because I'll tell you why, Because my
inner child would say, I waited my whole life for
this mornment. I never caught a foul ball, and they
get the I'd rather go and buy the kid a
hat or buy him another ball. I want to keep
that ball, either give it to my own kid, give
(22:16):
it to my nephew, just have it. What reason? Because
I never in my whole life got one. Ever.
Speaker 6 (22:21):
Ever, we must continue to love the inner child of
so that's important as well.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
That's but do you how silly that sounds? I mean, hey,
that's how I feel. At least I'm being honest about it.
The guy hits it off the handle, Papa, But for
saying I'm not going to kid over for the ball, dude,
there's a big difference. I'm saying. But if some if
I was one of fifty five thousand and the home
run comes my way, and it's a meaningless home run.
I'm pretty much keeping ball. I got kids in my own.
Speaker 6 (22:48):
George Costanza pushing the kids out of the way at
the birthday party when there's smoke in the kitchen, that
kind of I never do that ever, those people.
Speaker 1 (22:57):
If the ball has significance, that's one thing. But if
it's a foul popua. If Max Munsey hits a pop
up hey and it bounces to you, you know, I'll
do I'll hold it up and be like yeah, the
crowd gives you a little, you know, props. Then I'm like, kid,
here's the ball. That's always the best. Remember when Corey
Feldman takes h takes the quarters like this was my wish,
this is my remer and Cooney's. This is why I
(23:17):
was taking it back. I'm taking a back back if
I caught that ball, like I'm taking it's mine. I've
waited my whole life for this. You can you can
keep your first one everything after that. Yet I agree
with so look at this all started because of the
Wan Soto figurine night. The first eighteen thousand Get One
Tonight lamer awesome, and then Wednesday you said, even this
(23:40):
weekend you got the Kobe Jerseys at the under Stadium.
But this Wednesday, people have been talking about this for
weeks already. Wah show, Halo Tani, bobblehead night, lamer awesome.
What are your thoughts about the first eighteen thousand, Rich,
I think that's actually a really great point. If you're
gonna do a partnership with a major sponsor, you're not
that major if you can't give everybody, Yeah, billion dollar teams,
(24:01):
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So many layers here giveaways at stadiums. I think you
(27:58):
got to have one for anyone that bought a ticket.
It's bs to be like, hey, kids, sorry, you can't
get your Hello Kitty or your bobblehead or your T
shirt because some adults, Ye Botguarden, that's the weakest. And
you know, I was sort of hating on bibble head
culture a little bit and say, I love anything for free.
If I love anything, if you're giving me a freebe sweet.
(28:18):
So I'm not hating on the freeness. And but you know,
everyone should get one. And I do think that people
go overboard with this stuff for sure. I mean the
reality is, I really don't care if you collect bobbleheads,
but I could make funny because it's easy to make it. Yes, all,
let's say hi to Kenny, South Dakota.
Speaker 3 (28:33):
What's up, hey, Fellas a couple of things, I do
think they.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Should have bibbleheads for everybody. I'm thirty six years old.
I'm one hundred percent going for the bobblehead to get it,
and I'm keeping it. I'm going after the foul ball
and I don't care who's in front of me. I'm
keeping it because, just like you said, I've.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
Been waiting my whole life to get one of those balls.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
And you know what, I'm only an asshole for a
couple hours. Yeah, sorry about Hey to hear what he said,
listen to the podcast is uncensored. I know he didn't
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but an A bomb from a rod. Yeah, we appreciate
the colt he's saying. He knows he sounds like a jerk.
(29:20):
He waited his whole life for that. See, but I
don't see how you sounded on the radio Nowcovino. Yeah, well,
Danny G. You like a good bobblehead, don't you.
Speaker 4 (29:30):
You know my problem with him unless it's a really
good looking one or a special one from a legend
or something like that, what are you gonna do with.
Speaker 1 (29:38):
It if you don't resell it? Yeaheah.
Speaker 4 (29:40):
Like for instance, our eighteen year old he just landed
in Norman, Oklahoma. He's a new sooner, and we're boxing
up his bedroom right now. He left behind autograph baseballs,
base foul balls he got at stadiums, whether it was
Angel Stadium or Dodger Stadium, and a ton of bobbleheads
that just collected. They're all going to be in boxes.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
Said reality, It's like if anyone's lost a grandparent or parent,
you go through their house and it's a terrible thought,
but most of their stuff gets thrown out. What are
you doing, You're holding that ball to get thrown out? Hey, listen.
If it's an Otani or Freddy Freeman's your favorite player,
that's one thing. But if they're like, give me like
a random Dodger, Yeah, I think recently, let's see what
(30:24):
was there.
Speaker 4 (30:25):
There was like a if it's a if it's an
Edwin Rios bobblehead night or something like that. Yeah, Like
if it's a utility player or maybe you know a
guy that's just been in the organization a long time,
you know, and you have to have a nice way
to display this stuff. We've talked about this on the
show was all about presentation.
Speaker 1 (30:43):
I'll give you one that you don't keep. A guy
plays softball with you're Dodger pitcher that got canned because
he was a bad dude? Was it urious? Yeah? Didn't
I think that A urious T shirt giveaway? Like the
week he got in trouble and my buddy was wearing
it's a softball the other day? Is like, what am
I supposed to do with this? Sure? Turn to a
dish rag. People are so passionate about these bad boys.
(31:03):
I wonder what I could get from my John Sterling collective.
Boom no ow, Let's take one more phone call and
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Speaker 2 (31:22):
You want to point out that Pecho Park does this.
Speaker 1 (31:25):
You have to buy a fan experience ticket to get
the giveaway item. See, I don't even mind that, even
if it's a couple bucks more. But to guarantee more. Yeah,
anyone with kids, I promise you that is a major letdown.
I am. I'm not like super parent, but anyone with
kids knows. If you even allude to we're gonna do this, buddy,
you better do it. You don't want to lie to
(31:47):
your kids or mislead them, because then you're just giving
yourself a headache to imagine like, hey, buddy, we're going
to you know, we're going to uh, we're going to
City Field today, and there's a ponzo that even as
an adult, if you got there and you were one
of the first eighteen thousand and you didn't get that
T shirt, there's like that part of you it's like,
oh man, look at everyone waving their T shirt. I
(32:07):
didn't get what no one looks falk, how do you
think a kid feels about that? Alexs false promises. Imagine
you're out to dinner on a date and the girls like,
later tonight, I'm gonna beep, and you're like whoa. And
then you get home and she's like, con I'm tired.
Wait a second, wait, where's my bubblehead? Exactly, so we'd
night bubble Head. You're gonna see them at the stadium
(32:32):
the first eighteen thousand get one, and then next Wednesday
show Hayo Tani Bobblehead Night with the Dodgers, and people
are already buzzing about it. Again, these are big stars,
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That charge was later dropped. The NFL also suspending Los
Angeles Rams starting left tackle Alaric Jackson for the first
two games of the regular season for violating the Personal
Conduct Policy. It's not clear yet how Jackson violated the policy,
and the NFL also suspended free agent cornerback JC Jackson
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one game for violating the Personal Conduct policy. Finally, in
non personal conduct policy violating news in Major League Baseball,
New Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson is appointed Hall of
Famer Edgar Martinez as the MS new hitting coach. Martinez
spent the last six seasons as a Mariner's organizational hitting advisor. Guys,
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I'm gonna get well, never mind back to you.
Speaker 1 (34:49):
By the way to fit. Teams love when they take
a Hall of Famer that's part of that team. Like
the fact that Edgar Martinez is a new hitting instructor,
hitting coach. That's the fans gotta love that. He's incredible hitterry.
You can't go to the well too many times with
nostalgia with fans, right, no, no, hey, speaking of nostalgia,
got some feedback at Covene own rich JP Sinicki says
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he wraps it up perfectly. The tradition of giveaways at
baseball games is nostalgic and awesome. It's exciting for the
kids only, very lame adults take one home. It's for
the kids. Great for the kids. Let's not be lame
os about it. Yeah, unless it means something so much
to you or you're trying to get it for your kid.
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welcome back. It's the show Covino and Rich live from
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the Tirack dot com studio. Now we have lots to
get to. I think we established it. Giveaways are awesome,
but adults have to act like adults when it comes
to them. We have to talk about Danny Jansen. We
gotta play games, we gotta talk about NFL and glow ups.
(37:03):
The Danny Jansen thing is quick. It just when you
think you've seen it all, there's always a new stat
or a new like what no way, Like the other day,
you're talking about how Jan Soto's last eight hits were
home runs. That let let let that sink in. Not
eight home runs in a row, but the last eight
(37:24):
times Juan Soto got a hit, they were home runs.
I mean, he could have been eight for thirty something,
but those eight hits all home runs. Unbelievable. So Jansen
started a game for the Blue Jays against the Red
Sox on June twenty sixth. He was batting in the
top of the second inning when rain delayed the game.
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Then he was later traded to Boston before the deadline
July thirtieth, So the June twenty sixth game was suspended
and will be played. Now get this again. Now he's
on the Red Sox. He was on the Blue Jays.
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It's happening. Alex Cora, the Red Sox manager, has announced
that Danny Jansen will substitute for Reese McGuire at catcher,
who's not on the current roster for six twenty six,
meaning he will not only become the first player to
play for both teams in the same game, but he
will catch at the bat where he started and must
(38:29):
be pinch hit for it. Yeah, must say you yeah
it No, it makes sense, but no, simplify it. Jansen
was a Blue Jay, now he's a Red Sox.
Speaker 2 (38:39):
Right.
Speaker 1 (38:40):
He was the guy in the batter's box batting when
the game got postponed. Right, so the game picks up
where it left off. He can't bat because he's on
the other team, right, he's now catching for the bet
that he should have been hitting it, and now they're
using a pinch hitter to replace him because he's not
on the team. There you go. I don't know if
you could gets crazier than that. I was just reading
(39:01):
the official tweet that bo, one of our producers, sent me,
but that's the simplified version of it. It's the first
time it's ever happening. So again, not only is he
the first player, but he's actually catching for his own
at bat, which is wild. That's ridiculous. I mean, I'm
trying to think if there's a scenario in which they
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wouldn't know what to do, because this is almost like
that because he was he had a count on him
when he was in the batter's box, So someone now
a pinch it has to pick up his at bat
so it'll count, isn't at bat for the other guy.
I just I'm trying to think of a scenario where
I don't think there's any other real life scenario you
could even think of where this would even apply or happen,
(39:44):
or I can't. I can't even think of an analogy.
Oh I got it. I got it. Really As a
picture okay aiwa, Samuel, there's a scenario we've never seen happen,
and I'm gonna paint it out for you right now.
Let me get my paintbrushes, Like I'm Bob freaking Ross.
He'll never be as close as pretty trees. Pretty trees grow.
(40:06):
So imagine a pitcher started the game and then he
pitched for the other team when the game picked up,
and he got the win and the lost decision. Is
that that has to be possible? I don't got okay,
(40:27):
I'm going a simple fight. Is there a way a
guy could get because if he pitched in the top
of the inning and then got traded and then pitched
the bottom of the inning and the team scored. Is
there a way a guy could get a win, a
two decisions in one game. Well, I'm just, I'm just.
There have been players that got a hit for two
teams and on one person on the name he has
a Native American young Joel young Blood. He got traded
(40:50):
from the Mets, and he got a hit from the
New York Mets, and that night he was mad enough.
This is I mean, we're talking you know, forty years
ago when when people were men. He said he said,
you know what, Wait, I'm traded. I'll go play for
my new team tonight. So he hit it. He got
a base hit for the Mets during the day, and
then he got a hit for the Expos his new
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team at night. Well, I feel like I saw a
little bit of steam come out of Iowa Sam's ears
when we were explaining that so again. Red Sox catcher
Danny Jansen is set to make history for being the
first player to play for both teams in one game.
That's really it. He's the first player every dare. He's
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now the answer to what's going to be a very
famous trivia question years from now. Now you're gonna see
this on a game show. What guy has played for
both teams in the same game? Danny Janssen. And not
only is he the first player to play for both
teams in one game, he's actually catching his own at
bat because he was at bat when the game was
(41:52):
when the game was postponed. So that's really cool. So
remember that name and you'll be the grand prize winner
at the next trivia night. Danny Jansen is in the books.
It's only one way, Like I said. To make it
even more convoluted, as if a pitcher pitcher both teams
gets in these decisions and saves and holds and different
things involved. But hey, congrats, Danny Jansen, you're now in
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a like, Covino said, the answer to a weird trivia question.
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