The Best Of Covino & Rich

C&R laugh about Conan, Roach-time boxing & Soul Glow! Cove has a great story about his brother-in-law's pink eye! Jimmy Johnson & Steph Curry spark a topic about things you'll never do in life ever again! John Cena turns heel, which leads to a discussion about the greatest bad boys in sports! Plus, 'LAST ONE STANDING' & Rich calls Deebo a name!  

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hey, thanks for listening to the best of Caabino and
Rich podcast. Be sure to catch us live every day
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searching FSR. I hope you had an Adrian Brody sort

(00:24):
of weekend Lamont Roach, Junior Lakers, John Cena sort of
weekend O the La Luca is looking good man, La
Lucas the two seed. Yeah, So we have lots to
get to today. Every Monday, Last One Standing, some trivia,
the game that sweeping the nation, your chance to win,
some prizes, giving away some swiggies. We'll talk about your

(00:44):
forty nine ers, Rich, maybe some Travis Hunter. But first
and first, mostly, I want to congratulate all the winners
from the Oscars last night. Even though Shammon a'm ding
dong didn't we I Phil as though the big winner
counting Oh Brian. I feel like everyone loved Conan. In
a world where everyone loves to hate hate, hate hate,

(01:09):
I saw most people saying, you know, Conan's great, and
I agree. I think con O'Brian is his pleasure. He
is a treasure. Conan was great. As I mentioned before, Lamont,
Roach Junior was great against Tank Davis over the weekend.
Some great fights, some great UFC, some good NBA. We
have lots to get to a huge underdog. If you
don't know the fight Covino's talking about. We even called

(01:30):
it sort of a tune up fight here on Fox
Sports Radio because that's what I guess most thought. I
want to apologize. I didn't give that brother a chance,
as Steven A. Smith said, I thought he had no chance,
and he came out he fought a perfect fight. Bro,
I am here to say, I'm sorry. I watched it. It
was blasphemous. I watched Saturday afternoon when I got back

(01:52):
from my kids baseball and softball games, and I'm like, oh,
fight Ton, that's right. This dude, Roach Junior. Ah, he
fought the perfect fight, came out with a plan, stuck
to it, much like Steven A. Smith, Stephen A. Covino,
Steven Anthony Cavino. Me. I also thought he had no shot,
but it's because he was coming up in wait and

(02:12):
he's fighting Tank Davis right now. Lamont Roach Junior was
a champion, is a champion. At one point thirty he's
fighting one thirty five superstar Tank Davis, one of the
Four Kings, and dude, he owned him the whole fight.
But the controversy was in the ninth round, Tank Davis
took a knee automatic standing eight count automatic knockdown. Then

(02:35):
he goes to his corner to wipe the grease from
his eyes. How was the store he got his hair did?
And again that's automatic disqualification, Like you can't go to
your corner and you can't call timeouts. Okay, so if
you want to take a knee, yeah, that's a knockdown,
which means Lamont Roach Junior technically should have won the
fight because he arguably won the fight regardless of anything.

(02:56):
They called it a draw. I'm okay with a draw,
but really he won that fight. So some good controversial boxing,
a good battle. Would I have a suggestion, what if
you use soul glow? Can you go to your corner?
That was really I don't know if that's in the
rule books. That was the problem. I'm not even joking.
And by the way, great excuse to play sol Goll.
What's up coming to America. So, by the way, this

(03:20):
fight that we're talking about Roach versus Tank Davis Kavino's right.
Going into the fight, Tank Davis was a minus sixteen
hundred favorite, meaning you have to wager sixteen hundred bucker
roos to win one hundred. So he was a monumental,
huge favorite and it ends up being a majority tie.

(03:41):
And Kavino's right, No one took a point away from
Tank Davis when he sort of took a knee, and
the two of the judges gave the round to Tank
after he took a knee in that round, So technically
those rounds instead of ten nine should have been nine
to nine. And the reality Cavino is his excuse after
the fight was I got Sol glow in my eye,

(04:04):
not not necessarily Sol Golod, but he did say he
got his hair done and the greases they use were
getting his eyes. And Angel Rees says, yep, happens every
time she actually tweeted about it. But I had it
one fifteen, one twelve when I watched it again, seven
rounds to five Roach in favor. I did think he won,
but I was okay with the draw. Right. You gotta

(04:26):
well as the great Ric Flair said to be the champ,
you gotta beat the champ. Who he said to be
the man? Oh to be them, Well, you know what
I'm getting at. But to be the champ, you gotta
beat the champ. I think he arguably beat the champ,
but draws. Okay, the controversy I wasn't cool with. You
can't just call timeouts in boxing. You ever get sol
glow in your eye? No, but I have a suggestion,

(04:48):
rich suggests you on. I haven't used solglo in a
long time. I used swavesito. Now have a funny story,
by the way, Okay, but my suggestion is this. We
talked about this briefly. Back in the eighties, they had
what they called the Four Kings, and it was the
golden era of boxing when you had Marvelous, Marvin Hagler,
Tommy Hearns, Sugar, Ray Leonard, Roberto Durant, Leonard probably getting

(05:12):
the best of all of them, but they were all great.
Now we got four Kings in today's world, and three
of them are fighting. May second in that stacked Turkey
ala chic card. You got Ryan Garcia fighting Rolye Romero,
Devin Haiti fighting Jose Ramirez, Tiafimo, Lopez and Barbosa. You
gotta get Tank Davis on that card and let him

(05:34):
run it back with Lamont Roach. Who do you call
the four Kings Garcia, Haini, Lopez and Tank Oh I
was my four kings were King Haku, King Harley Race,
the Macho King, and King Jerry Lawler. I thought those
were the four great ones for sure. Different Hey, we're
gonna talk to John Cena, so stick to wrestling in

(05:54):
a minute. But that would be the great solution here
if you got three of the four Kings fighting may
set in a ridiculous card. Get Tank Davis. They got
enough money to make that happen. Get him on there,
let him run it back because Lamont Roach Junior deserves it.
So you had some great boxing, you had some good UFC.
It was a nice weekend. I hope you enjoyed it.
I said, I had a quick funny story. It has

(06:16):
to do with your bobo brother in law. Well, I
love Gee s which one pick one? I got three?
Your sister Grace's husband Chris Danny g We went by
the way. I say that respectfully, because Dan listens all
the time. All your brother brother in law, Dan, all
your brother in laws might have had their ears perk
up when I said bozo brother in law. Your sister
Grace's husband, Chris, one of the nicest dudes ever, Dan,

(06:39):
He probably met him. He's been to my house with
his kids.

Speaker 2 (06:41):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (06:41):
Who talks real slow. It's like, get to the point.
He's like the sloth at the DMV in that Utopia movie.
Oh so I had a busy day today, You're like, oh, man,
he doesn't go get a drink. He does h vac work.
He helped me put in my nest thermostat and he's like,
will what you need to do? Him like, can you
went back? And yeah, he talks, well you take this Warrior.

Speaker 3 (07:04):
I'm like, buddy, I just Dad must kill Rich. Rich
wants a whole story in twenty five seconds.

Speaker 1 (07:08):
Yeah, I keep it snappy.

Speaker 2 (07:09):
Man.

Speaker 1 (07:10):
We live in an Instagram TikTok world. Unfortunately, right, don't
pull in Adrian Brody and talk for seven minutes stuck
in slow move. So what you do is you take
off your old third withstaff, Adrien and Brody give speeches
in uber minutes. He's like, yeah, I'll be real quick,
I'll keep it short. Seven minutes laterror. So that's how
my brother in law is bozo brother law Chris, speaking

(07:30):
of soul glow getting in your eyes. We all went
to a bar to meet up. One of our friends
was in a band and they were doing a show.
So we're all supporting, and Cavino's brother in law shows up.
His face and farhead of red, his eyes look like
he had pink guy tomato. I was like, what is
going on, dude? You Honestly, I was like, don't touch me, dude,

(07:50):
you got you got pink eye in both eyes. His forehead,
Cavino's right, he looked like a damn tomato, you know
in a cartoon when like Blueto squeezing pop eye real
hard and he turns into a beat. His head was
dead as yes. So we're like, Chris, what's up, man,
what's what's doing?

Speaker 3 (08:10):
Well?

Speaker 1 (08:13):
I was half house paying attention, and I was putting
hair product in but I instead of grabbing my hair product,
he put icy hot in his head. Yeah, he had
icy hot in his head and it, you know, got
into his eyes. Sucks my head burden. His scalp was
beat red, like you could see, you know, his scalp
through his hair. It was bright red, and the whole

(08:36):
day and every he was sweating, and so it was
dripping in his face and we're there like you all right, dude,
I don't know, man, I made a mistake. So if
anyone can relate to Tank Davis's weekend as your brother
in law Chris, who one time put icy hot instead
of hair product, it's like something from a movie. Actually yeah, yeah,
my brother in law did that, and you know what,

(08:56):
he found his match my sister, because she once tried
to get hair dye off her arm using a magic
eraser and burnt all her skin off. True story, true story,
same same couple. My sister got hair dye and tried
to remove.

Speaker 4 (09:09):
It with hopefully two wrongs make it right off each
other and their kids.

Speaker 1 (09:17):
Their kids are landing pop fos. So anyway, that's not
how a pound four pound great conducts himself. I like
Tank Davis, but that was just straight embarrassing. You know,
don't be getting grease in your eye, don't be calling timeouts.
Know the rules. He's like, I didn't know. You didn't know.
The casual fan knows if you'd take a knee, that's

(09:38):
the standing eight. Give me a break. So based on
what Comino saying, if you're if you're connecting all the dots,
had the judges acknowledged that as a knockdown instead of
a majority draw. Then he goes up. Then Roach goes up,
and wait and he wins and knew but he didn't
get that. So again boxing ending in controversy. You don't say,

(10:00):
but it still was a great, great battle and we
reaped all the benefits. So you have an exciting couple
months coming up. You like an old white guy from
the twenties, base baseball and boxing. I love it, man, Yeah, yeah, see.
But that being said, another big story was John Cena,
and we'll talk about that in a minute. But the
big story today, Rich, is that, speaking of old guys,

(10:22):
a guy that probably loves baseball, boxing and football, Jimmy
Johnson retires after thirty one years, stellar career with Fox
thirty one years, calling it quits, so something he's never
gonna do again. You know what else happened this weekend?
Early in the weekend, Steph Curry had a sweet slam dunk.

(10:43):
If you missed it, take a listen. Yeah, Buseli had
stolen by heel to Curry, who never came back. And
he dumped it with the right hand one oh nine,
one oh four. Now we don't often see that. And
after the game he declared, it's the last one. Did
he say, odd do? He said?

Speaker 5 (11:00):
I do?

Speaker 1 (11:01):
Declare that is my last dunk, his last dunk aarou
ri at your favorite snack growing up, his last dunk
aaroo of his career. So with Jimmy Johnson retiring and
with Steph declaring it's the last one, we open it
up to the Fox Sports Radio Nation. We chop it
up Covino and Rich Style. We ask you, what's something

(11:22):
you think you'll never do again? You'll never do again
because it's a it's a weird thought because in life
there are moments where you feel like you like like
Drew Brees when you're looking back and you're trying to
take it on. You feel in your heart of hearts
like Aaron Rodgers when he was leaving Green Bay, I
don't think I'll ever do this again. Let me let
me get this mental snapshot in, let me try to

(11:45):
remember this, and then we end up forgetting anyway. Yeah, right,
So something you'll never do again, and then you know,
do your best to try to remember those moments, because
it could be the last time you hold your kid.
It could be the last time you give him a
bubble back. What's that famous mean that float around for years,
which was you rode around on your bikes with your
neighborhood buddies for the last time, but you didn't realize

(12:07):
it and no one ever knew. You know, it was
the last time you ran outside to play with a
ball with your street friends, your childhood friends, and no
one ever knew it. So what is something you think
you'll never do again? By the way, that's an emotional
thought for the parents out there, like there will be
a last time you hold your kid before they're like
all right, I'm like, you know too old now you
can't be holding me. But there'll be a last time, Danny,

(12:29):
will you pick up little CoA? He's already a beast,
but there'll be a time where he's like, CoA, picks
up Danny, Now, what are you talking about it?

Speaker 3 (12:34):
It's like Bampama bro, he's on the last couple of
months hopefully of nursing, and it looks like Brenda's holding
a seven year old right that it's so big jes
he stood up the other day while he was nursing.

Speaker 1 (12:46):
I'm not surprised. He's a big boy. How old' is Cole.
He's seventeen ye months, but he works to pass for years.
But no, so one of those things that you have
done for the last time, and I was thought it
was so of cool how Steph opted for the smooth
layup instead of the slam. But you know what, I
liked that he won last time slam dunk. Didn't do

(13:09):
it with a whole lot of authority. I think he
could have put a little more oomph into it, but hey,
it was a cool moment. I think that's one of
the reasons he's never gonna do it again. You know,
I thought the same thing too. It's like you would
think it's easy for him, but sometimes not as easy
as you think. You ever hear Shack tell those stories
when he was in high school or college, I forget,
but he was six or eleven or something like that
and couldn't dunk. You know, it's not as easy as

(13:32):
some people think. Either you got the ups or you don't.
People like you couldn't dunk you're six foot eleven. So
based on the Jimmy Johnson done doing broadcasting, Steph Curry said,
that's it. You're never gonna see another slam dunk from
this guy. What are things that you know deep den inside, man,
I'll never do that again in this lifetime. And I
say you could never say never. I know Justin Bieber

(13:55):
said that, but let me say that too, because we've
talked to a great Jim Lampley speaking of boxing and
things you'll never do again. Jim Lampley, you guys remember
him as the blow by blow guy on HBO or
all the stuff he did with the Wide World of
Sports and ABC and everything else, golf. We've talked to
him several times in the past year, and it seemed

(14:19):
like he'd never do blow by blow again. But that
fight card I just mentioned May second with the Kings,
he's calling the blow by blow for ring and it's
his return to the ring, and I'm sure he thought
he'd never do it again. Well, I mean, I know,
boxing and wrestling, you know, entertainment versus reality. Jesse the
body of VN Torah, Remember he returned. That's what I'm saying.

(14:41):
So you never know, Like, hey, what if some dude
through some crazy money at Jimmy Johnson. You know what
if someone through some crazy money is Steph Curry, like, Steph,
you gotta do it. You know, I know you can't,
but you never know, Like what if he has a
straight up breakaway and he's like, ah, just hanstinks takeover
one last time?

Speaker 3 (14:58):
Rich will never be the the young dude on the
staff at a radio station hosting nights.

Speaker 1 (15:04):
Yeah everage, Yeah, idea of being like the the young
night guy, like the newest full timer to the squad
dude and unless my wife leaves me, uh never grabing
random booty again.

Speaker 3 (15:16):
Yeah, or like the bar remotes that we used to
do back in the day and then you know you
would uh hook up or get a phone number from
a random But you.

Speaker 1 (15:25):
Know what, Danny never say never. And Givin makes a
point there because we went to super Bowl after super Bowl,
after super Bowl Serious XM, when we parted ways there
and you know, ended up doing other stuff. I never
thought we'd be doing radio row again and all these things,
and hey, here we are, here, we are, We're back
at it.

Speaker 3 (15:42):
But you don't ever want to predict a divorce Rich,
So yeah, that it's like if you're married, you don't
ever want to have to get married again.

Speaker 1 (15:52):
Exactly seriously. I got one that that's sort of like sad,
but said in a funny way. My dad is a
pretty adventurous guy for setting seventies. He was on a
vacation a couple of years ago, and I can make
fun of him a little bit because he's not He's
actually on vacation now, so I know he's not listening.
Was that your dad at the Academy Wards last night?

Speaker 6 (16:09):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (16:09):
No, it was mc jagger. I'm sorry. My dad looks
a little like that. Mick was looking swift on his feet.

Speaker 4 (16:14):
He's light on his feet, dude, he was, you know,
he looked fantastic after start doing drugs.

Speaker 1 (16:21):
But the joke is Rich's dad looks like Mick Jagger
a little. And also, my dad's a guy that's in
his early seventies that thinks he could still play tennis,
volleyball on the beach, do this do. That's very active guy,
and I admire that. I admire that a lot about
my dad. But he hit me up a little while
back and he's like, oh, a little embarrassing, but uh,
I gotta tell you, I think I'm done snorkeling, Like,

(16:45):
what do you mean you're done snorkeling. Thanks for that update. D.
He was in he was in like the Dominican Republic
or the Bahamas or something with his wife, and he
said he popped up out of the water, felt a
little disoriented, and the guy had to like jump in
and try to help him a little bit, and he
had a bit of a panic, and he was all embarrassed,
and he's like, I guess that's the indicator I'm in

(17:07):
my seventies. But you know, I guess I'm done snorkeling.
That what happens to everybody. You pop out out of
the ocean everywhere, like the whole group looks so far away,
and then you look down and it's like a dark
ocean and you're like, ah, that panic sets in. He's
not alone there, but I'm not alone by empty feeling.

Speaker 7 (17:25):
I love all the fish gave him a standing oh
as he was getting helped.

Speaker 1 (17:28):
Out, like this was it? Wait, there's great send off
years and years of fish. It was great. Last one.
Last one was there and saluted him. Way to go, Greg,
What a moment. So you know who, maybe you just
the Bens. You know the Bens. Hey, you don't want that,
you gotta you gotta keep breathing as you come up.
Baby's got the bend. You do want those bends? Yeah? Man,

(17:50):
it's a scary feeling when you pop up out of
the ocean. You don't see anybody wherever you go. Let
me ask you this were there you realize that you're
in the ocean. That's the worst, you know. If you
talk about people are parents age? When I say that
meaning respectfully, you nurse sixties or seventies, does there come
a time where you're like, Ko, it's not worth it
to go skiing anymore because all takes is one little

(18:12):
fall and you're like, I don't need to be breaking
bones at sixty seventy years.

Speaker 4 (18:16):
Ten years ago. Haven't been skiing since? So you have
called the quits on skiing at thirty something. No, so
this happened January of late January of twenty fifteen. I
just haven't skied since. But it was like I wasn't
planning on it for a while, like at least five
years now it's been ten years.

Speaker 1 (18:29):
Yeah, but there has to be a point where it
is the last time. So things I want to tink
you'll never do again. But the reminder here is to
do your best, easier something done, but do your best
to take that mental snapshot so that you can remember
these things because we're so quick to forget. And again,
this is all based on Curry declaring his last dunk
and Jimmy Johnson calling it a career. Speaking of looking

(18:51):
for jobs, rich I like to think that we got
to be bored up available.

Speaker 4 (18:57):
Everybody, all right, minor weapons malfunction, as Jason Sewart says,
there were ten people who died in that train wreck.

Speaker 1 (19:03):
No, no, no, I I was actually gonna say, you know,
I thought that d probably never wait tables again. Right,
But I did face a moment a few years ago
where I thought, hey, you know what, I might have
to go back to that if I want to keep
my family afloat. You know, COVID sort of left us
kind of unemployed. Are just pressing buttons. What's going on?

(19:25):
What's going on here?

Speaker 4 (19:26):
Sorry, we're testing out some new things here and it's
really screwed it.

Speaker 1 (19:29):
Can we do professionals? I'm sorry? I sorry? All right, fine,
everything's fine. Now hold on, can we express employment pros exactly?
Expresspros dot com? Okay, I'm gonna look that for all
your hiring needs now, I love you. We're gonna what
do you play for everyone? What you're trying to sample there?

Speaker 4 (19:47):
Okay, well sorry if Ricky, if you're listening, these were
some new rejoins for the show, and let's hear how
one of them sounds because we didn't really give a
justice here, so let's uh, let's go ahead and put
this over. Here's what you were supposed to listen to
coming back, You're daily.

Speaker 1 (20:00):
Couple knots, your afternoon pick me up too? And richow right,
it's only that just you know that really screwed with me?
No idea what everybody take to an action Cavino and
Rich on Fox Sports Radio. Thanks again to Ricky for
thank you. I will expect that next time now. Based

(20:23):
on Jimmy Johnson retiring, based on Steph Curry declaring his
last dunk, we're posing this question before we get into
the last one standing, before we talk John Cena and more.
What's something you're pretty certain you'll never do again? And
the reminder is you never say never, but always take

(20:43):
that mental snapshot just in case. The first thing that
comes to is a perverted thought. To be honest, it
really is, and it's that Joey Diaz thought. Do you
ever see that clip of Joey Diaz on The Rogan Show.
I sent it to you. It's one of my favorite things.
He's looking like he's uh, he's looking like he's Vinny Pastor,
and he's like, you know, Joe, you have to see

(21:04):
a girl with oiled up legs looking all beautiful. You
ever think to yourself, Oh, and she's with a twenty
six year old like guy, and that you never get
a twenty five year old girl. You know, I'm cleaning
it up for you. But the thought that you'll never
be with a young woman again in that way as
a young man, you'll never do that again, especially if
you're like an older guy in a committed relationship.

Speaker 4 (21:24):
Speak for yourself. Non Bill Belichick's yeah, I was gonna
say and less shit.

Speaker 1 (21:28):
Bill would have never thought that unless you're Bill Belichick,
which is why you never say never. But Joey Diaz
in that clip, it's really funny. He describes sort of
what Covino said, which is when you're in your twenties
and you know you're just gonna be you know, let's
be honest later on naked all day with this person. Oh,
you're like a young and you're full of energy, and
you'll and you're that's yeah. For many people that will
never happen again. Those days are over. I wrote that

(21:49):
a few Do you want to go around the real quick?
I'm curious will you ever do these things again? And
I'm not making this out like we're old guys by
any means, but there's certain things where unless you're in
your twenties, it might be like, yeah, I'm not doing
that like anyone in this room. You might do some
of this stuff or relive some of the stuff with
your kids, but well, you might be done. Let me
ask you. I'm gonna list of a couple things. You
tell me will you ever do this again? Because I

(22:11):
think post twenty something, a lot of these things like nah,
I've been there, done that, all right, Covino, you're a
rock guy, But will you ever attend a concert in
a mosh pit again again? I've done it with my
kid as a result, But me, personally, I think those
days are done for me. Can't do it. Can't do it.

(22:33):
You might end up in one, though, you ever know.
My thought is, if I'm going to see a concert
on a nice VIP seating area, or like I want
the front row, so no one's even in front of me,
Like I'll be in the second level, but front row.
Like I believe David Draymond tells a story like that
or something like that he was a body surfing or
is an amash pit fell on his head and that
was it. Never been in one ever again? All right,

(22:56):
here's one. As we all get older and you're no
longer a twenty one, twenty two year old kid, are
you in the business of going away with your pals
and like overly sharing rooms? I feel like girls still
do that on like a Bachelor at weekend, But are
you sharing a hotel room with a bunch of other dudes?
You're right, these are things that I'm on the cusp
of agreeing with you, but I could see happening by accident.

(23:17):
Maybe you know, I can't say I want to share
a room, But is it impossible that I'll never do
it again?

Speaker 3 (23:23):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (23:24):
I told the buddy. I told the buddy a couple
of years ago. We were just going to a game,
and I go, what do you want to do? You
want to share a room? And he angrily was like,
we're grown men not sharing a room with you.

Speaker 7 (23:34):
I've said it about five times in the last six years,
Like we're grown ups here, we don't do it.

Speaker 1 (23:39):
We're adults. Come on, how often do you go away?
I get it sometimes, like, hey, we're going away with
the guys weekend. Unless it's an airbnb and you rent
a beautiful house, which we've done, everyone gets your own
room in the house. But unless you're on a strict budget,
I don't know if we're sharing home sharing hotel rooms.

Speaker 4 (23:55):
Anyway, people are burping and farting and weirdos, and unless
it's by accident, I do agree with you, all right.

Speaker 1 (24:01):
Are you at this stage of life ever? Bouncing on
a trampoline again, like it's skyzone or something. Dude, I
did it because my girlfriend like begged me to do
it with her little brother. Sure, so I did it.
Not that long ago. I did it recently, and I
thought my knees were gonna I bounced high on a
trampoline and then as I was coming down, I'm like,

(24:22):
oh my god, my knees are gonna go out. So again,
I can't say never. I really can't say never. They're
all great, like great situations, great examples but I can't
say really like any of them are impossible, all right.

Speaker 3 (24:37):
Rich, talking about knees there with the trampoline, there's a
nice pal paral to skateboard in my garage, got the
independent trucks, the nice wheels, got it like in my
early twenties. Because when we were little kids, we bmxed,
we skateboarded. We all eyed up the curbs and all that.
We're never going to skateboard at this age ever, I mean,
Tony Hawk still does it, but not.

Speaker 1 (25:03):
Doing that.

Speaker 4 (25:04):
I got on a long board like a few years ago,
and I hadn't skateboards and sounds a teenager, and I
couldn't even balance on it because you have to have
decent core strength to ride a skateboard. And I was like,
whoa Like I used to skateboard a lot as a kid.
I was my nieces.

Speaker 1 (25:17):
I was with my nieces, and nephew said, I might
be done with this, but when was the last time
you did some type of trick off a diving board
like my nieces and never were like, hey, I'll go, Rich,
can you flip off a diving board? I'm like, of course,
I could think out my triple Lindy days are behind me.
Like I got I got up on this on like
the high dive, and I was like, of course I

(25:38):
could flip. I flipped and landed right on my back,
and I'm like, God, I think I might be done.
I might be done. I'm with you, I'm with rich
on that one for sure. So now we open it
up to you Fox Sports Radio Nation, things that it's
safe to say, you know, probably most likely never do again,
based on Jimmy Johnson and Curry, Like we said never never.

(26:00):
Because Lampley is back in the booth. Jim Lampley's back,
he announced for May second, one more for you, because
I know we all like to go on vacations. You know,
vacations change as you get older. And again not making
us like we're old timers. You're thirty forty something years old.
Are you being adventurous and going far out into the
ocean the way you did when you were younger? Hell no,

(26:21):
Like you know when you like you can't touch your gun,
You're like, I'm gonna ride waves and I'm gonna venture out.
I'm like, nope, nope, I'm gonna going coral reef is
and yeah, no, thanks.

Speaker 8 (26:30):
Second, I feel seweed against my leg, like I'm out.

Speaker 7 (26:32):
Oh, I don't want to be Iowa samed here, So
I want to get my one in stage.

Speaker 1 (26:38):
I just said one.

Speaker 7 (26:39):
Staying up until four am voluntarily, Oh yeah, like.

Speaker 1 (26:43):
Even on New Year's Eve, can't make it to midnight.
I absolutely like staying up. I can barely stay up
till ten. Yeah, for no reason whatsoever. But you think
you're retired from it, like never again, never, never again,
nickelback stole never Yeah deep Dyer, I agree with you.
But at the same time, Sunday is like the only
day where I don't have to wake up early for
either work or like kids, sports and stuff like that.

(27:05):
So Saturday night, if I'm in the zone, like watching
a show, I'll going until I fall over. Yeah.

Speaker 7 (27:11):
Yeah, but I think we did four like you're watching
and playing video games.

Speaker 1 (27:16):
You're right, maybe I'm pushing two o'clock in that create
two o'clock, two three, four.

Speaker 4 (27:21):
Is you're going to sleep till like eleven or twelve
just to get your seven or eight hours in? Yeah,
the day's already gone.

Speaker 1 (27:26):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (27:26):
Our last listener event we went to like twelve forty am,
and I was like, man, that's midnight.

Speaker 1 (27:33):
I gonna call it night. Guys. Let's go to JK
in Vegas. What's up JK? You're coming on rich anybody glad?

Speaker 9 (27:43):
I had a minute to, you know, gather my thoughts
here because I couldn't get it out to day.

Speaker 6 (27:47):
Boy.

Speaker 9 (27:48):
It was the last time I saw my grandma, the
mental picture herding her window waving goodbye.

Speaker 10 (27:53):
When we did that.

Speaker 1 (27:55):
Dude, that is such a tough one. That's such a
great memory though, And it's such a grandma thing because
every grandma, like you don't see them that often, right,
so they'd wave on their poor they say goodbye until
you drove away. I think all grandmas did that. My
grandma always did it, My nana did that. My Grandma's
always there. And now I see my mom doing that,
which is the saddest thing, right, It's the circle of life.

(28:17):
Now when I leave, it's like bye Mom, and she's
there waving outside the door. Yeah. Man, it's sad. You
never see the meme obviously. That says my childhood punishments
are now my adult goals. Going to better early, not
going to a party, not leaving the house. My childhood
punishments are now my adult goals. Being alone in your room,

(28:38):
Steve and san Antonio. You're all convened on retch tray.

Speaker 9 (28:41):
Steve, Hey, great show, guys, I love it. Thanks Man
shut off Dan Byer and the Airbnb Show.

Speaker 10 (28:49):
I love that one too.

Speaker 1 (28:50):
Nice.

Speaker 10 (28:52):
I've got a question, yes, FoST question for everybody in
the crew there, Hey, listeners need to know if everyone
there at Fox Sports bang.

Speaker 1 (29:06):
Okay boy dump button.

Speaker 7 (29:09):
But as long as we get the first half dumped.
I don't get that.

Speaker 1 (29:13):
He loved you and then said something inappropriate yeah, And
I was like, well, well, exe good because he started
as if it was a legit call. So Sam's quick
on the button though? Did you see him he hit
the button? I Curan Culkin last night too. I don't
know if you said it's like here and I wanted
to hear what you had to say. Why did you
have to curse like that? Was? I was Sam on
the button? If he was good that with all the buttons? Yes,

(29:33):
I know for a lot of people, it might be
something as simple as organized sports. You might not ever
play organized sports. You know you think you don't that.
I don't know, I said, for a lot of people.
I don't know me personally, I don't know yeah, but
I mean I I actively play softball and you like
mock it and you have no interest in joining anything.
So that also what you're gonna pick something up? I

(29:56):
think you're done. I might join a bowling league someday.
I might pick something else up, a new hobby. Who
knows what pickleball has in store for this guy? I
don't know. Maybe you're a pickleball star. When it happened,
James and Nashville wrapped this up. What's up, Bud?

Speaker 6 (30:11):
Hey, Rich Cavino, Man, I saw you guys here at
the graduate in Nashville. Good time.

Speaker 1 (30:16):
Thanks, thanks for having a good time.

Speaker 6 (30:19):
Yeah, so I mean to keep on the basketball train,
you know, touching rim. I'm thirty two now and I
haven't tried touching rim in a year or two. But
I don't even know if I can anymore. But I
knew that day was coming coming sooner.

Speaker 1 (30:31):
Are we talking about your weekend? Are we talking about
on the court? What are you talking about? Touching?

Speaker 9 (30:36):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (30:38):
Those days, James, you got to remember who you're speaking
to the basketball, you know, James, on that note, you
can't say that and expecting nothing.

Speaker 3 (30:47):
Sorry, but we had to dump the other caller though,
it's not right.

Speaker 1 (30:51):
I know. I mean, jeez, hey, you know you'll you'll
probably never do again. Rich, You guys are buddies with
somebody at the FCC or probably never like a crank
call people like you used to. We would say prank.
Your parents would say crank. You would probably not prank
call someone like you used to as a kid.

Speaker 4 (31:05):
You know, I used to speak of a ball that's
called crank anchors, not prank anchors. I show, but we
didn't say crank our parents.

Speaker 1 (31:10):
I used to call the bowling alley as a little kid,
and I would do the old hey, hello, mister, Oh yeah,
have a hempstead bawl. Do you guys have ten pound balls?
Of course we do. How do you walk?

Speaker 3 (31:26):
We used to call one eight hundred miracle Air and
pretend like we couldn't hear the operator.

Speaker 1 (31:31):
Dude, Seriously, those days are done the way tire buying
should be. Look at that man, and we'll help you
get there. That's hilarious, man, that I never thought of that.
It's very creepy. What was this podcast? All this hilarity?
Every day Danny g puts together best of cutting this out.

Speaker 4 (31:53):
I don't know how he chooses it's basically just the
whole show over again.

Speaker 1 (31:57):
The inside joke is Iowa. Sam came into this the
other day. He was like, how come you guys never
say wheel get it like wheel, wheel get it, get
it wheel. We'll help you get there. Jesus, Yeah, next time,
I will Sam the next time. But I remember, guys,
our podcast goes up, so if you miss anything, always
check Covino and Rich wherever you stream your podcast, and
our bonus show from last week, episode eighty two of

(32:19):
Over Promised is available, gets you fired up for baseball,
and we do our Gene Hackman tribute. So again, hope
you enjoyed your oscars. Hope you enjoyed your weekend, your fights,
your Tank Davis controversy. By the way, Tank Davis's hairdresser
is speaking out and she's like, yo, this is BS.
She wants no blame. He's blaming his soul glows. She's like,

(32:41):
I got I did his hair on Wednesday, he trained,
he did press conferences. You know that was Saturday. And
she posted the ingredients of the conditioning shining treatment she
put on his head is shine define protein rich, no wax,

(33:01):
no grease, no alcohol, no flaking. So even more controversy
in the Tank Davis fight, which, by the way, I
do think Lamont roach Junior one. I think he pulled
it out regardless. But I was okay with the draw,
but I wasn't okay with them not counting the standing
eight obviously. So some good fights over the weekend, and
Rich to wrap up our previous conversation of things you'll

(33:23):
never do again, Jimmy Johnson retiring Curry saying that was
his last dunk this past weekend. A lot of it's
by you're growing out of it, you're getting old, or
styles and technology changes. Right, I was thinking, I'll never
wear white chonies ever again. Probably I wore my last
pair of white briefies years ago. You're never going back.

(33:46):
I love that white underwear came into your mind. What
about like old technology? You ever gonna play a CD
again again? But again, technology change, so you'll never do that.
By before, I got one for guys that try to
keep there. But dude, I got white socks. There's a
good chance us I have to. I'll never wear them.
Whom My Harold Bains, What am I? Frank Thomas, I'll
never wear him again? White socks? Yeah, Thomas, Yes, very good.

(34:12):
I got one for you as we all get older.
If you're one of those guys, he was at white,
so I'll never wear them. If you one of those
guys that does a little touch up on the hair
just for men, or as you like to say, just
for vatas. Are you gonna come back one year like
Bob Barker. Do we remember as a kid where Bob
Barker had jet black hair and then one year, one

(34:33):
year the price is right started. You were home from
six school with bronchitis or something. You're like, wait a minute,
Bob Barker has white hair. He just stopped one year.
Just I'm done dyeing my hair. You know, I wonder
if my dad, who still touches up his hair. I
wonder if I'm gonna visit him one time and he's
gonna look like Steve Phillips or Leslie Nilson or so
I want you to know, Ritchie, Hey, Richie, it's your father.

(34:55):
I'm done snorkeling, and I'm done dying my hand. You
never know. So the other story this weekend was John
Cena turning heel. It really was big news everywhere you
scrolled on social media. Everywhere you looked. John Cena's gone heel,
he's the bad guy. Now he's the bad guy. So

(35:17):
it posts the question who were the best bad guys
in sports? Because for me, the first guy that comes
to mind, the first guy that comes to mind to
me is probably without even talking to Rich about it,
probably the first guy that comes to mind for Rich
And we'll see who that is. Let's hear what John

(35:38):
Cena said over the weekend. Well let's he didn't say.
Everyone thought he was hugging it out with Cody Rhodes
and you know they had a wrestling WW pay per view.
I saw it and you saw it. And then then
as he's hugging Cody Rhodes, the Rock gives him the
old throat slit, like dude. Sena has like an odd
look on his face because you're not used to seeing

(35:58):
him mean, like like Ernest P. Warre Bro. You know,
as John Cena gets older, he was like, hey, Vern,
he starts to look like Ernest. I say that respectfully.
I like John Cena scared stupid. And this is how
it went down.

Speaker 2 (36:16):
There's your man, pull somebody, John Sena, Oh boy, oh no, ye?

Speaker 1 (36:35):
What all right? So best audio clip played all year.
All right, now let's think of John. Let's think of
the best bad guys in sports based on John Cena
go and heel on the cant of three Rich, because
Rich and I haven't discussed this, and now it's the
first person that comes to mind for you. We haven't discussed.
This is code for we prep but not everything right.

(36:59):
We don't give you each other a scrip on the cap.
Oh you're gonna do one two three answer ye one
two three, Jobert Procker. I had John Rocker written down though,
But Albert Bell was the first guy that came to
mind to me because he was such a badass dude.
That Fernando Vinia clip forever burned in my memory. He

(37:23):
just knocked him out for no reason. Do you guys ever,
am I? Yes, I'm remembering correctly. You remember when Albert
Bell got hit by a pitch and he refused to
go to first base. He's like, yeah, yeah, I want
to remember that. Yeah, he's like such a badass dude.
You look up his numbers, You're like, damn, dude, he
was a badass and he produced. But that Fernando Vinia
clip again, Fernando Vignho was playing second base for the Mariners. Right,

(37:46):
you're you remember? I know you're a Brewers guy, Dan,
But Fernando Vinho was playing second. Albert Bell just pomos
the dude boom, lifts him off his feet, knocks his
hat off. Albert Bell, he was like Mike Tyson on
the Cleveland Indians. So he's the first that comes to
mind for me. John Rocker is a great answer. Who

(38:07):
else comes to mind for you? Bad guys? Yeah? Seven
ninety nine on Fox? I love the new John Cita
is John Cena. Is he gonna keep wearing this set?
Is he gonna? You remember when Holgan went bad? Hogan
went from no. I think Sina shaves his head now
and grows his coat. You think he he changes at home? Yeah,
he takes it home. When I think bad guys in

(38:28):
the NFL, I think if two guys, when I say bad,
I'm not saying they're bad dudes or just their game
was a little dirty, And I feel like you would agree.
I'm gonna give you two names. You tell me who
you think stands out more. I got dudes, Yeah, I
got one. When I say in Dominican Sue or Bill Romanowski,
Bill Romanowski comes to mind absolutely, and Domak and Sue

(38:48):
would like step on people and be like, what yeah
that that clips especially, didn't he step on someone's crotch?
He like stepped on someone's ankle. I know that we
can say, roch, that makes it even better. Yeah, stepped
on guy's crying. You're not confusing him with Draymond, are you?
Is Draymond a bad guy? But you know who came

(39:10):
to mind from Michael runs his place. Who Mike sitting
in the meeting area? You know it was a bear guy.
I said, oh, Rob Dibble. He's like but he said
he was the greatest, nicest guy when he worked here.
But Rob Dibble was a badass on the mound. You know.

Speaker 3 (39:29):
I looked back to pictures of him when he was
like in his younger years with the Pistons. Dennis Rodman
was a little clean cut at the time, and then
what he became.

Speaker 1 (39:38):
That was like before all the tattoos. Yea yeah, and
then he did step on crotches too, bro the title together,
we talk about wrestling. We learned in the Last Dance
documentary Dennis Rubbin disappeared and showed up on Monday night
nightro Like, I mean that is like a real story
that like faarently Phil Jackson, Jordan, the whole team's like, yo,

(40:00):
there's Dennis. We got to track down Dennis and he
pops up smoking a cigar, holding a championship belt, spray
painting nWo with Hulk Hogan anytime.

Speaker 4 (40:10):
He also went over the North Korea and played basketball
with I mean Kim Jong Own or Kim Jung Ill
or whatever. That was some bad boy diplomacy. Again, it's
more about reputation. We don't know the real story because
people always said Kurt Shilling was a bad dude, and
we recently had him on our show.

Speaker 1 (40:27):
At Super Bowl. I loved his baseball story, so it
seemed like a swell Fellaw. No one says he's a
bad guy. They don't like him politically. This is a
different that's not fair because that's why he's not in
the Hall of Fame.

Speaker 3 (40:38):
Right.

Speaker 1 (40:38):
What about when you hear guy who was sort of
a see are you are we confusing badass and bad guy?
Like he was like just had a bad reputation, you know,
as being a bad guy. He was more of a
bad boy, more of a heel than a good guy. Hmm,
who is a good heel? In the world of sports.

(40:59):
You know, in the world of baseball, Mitch Williams the pitcher,
don't you feel like he sort of Yeah, but I
had a reputation. I think I just think of him
blowing it for the Phillies, But I think he had
the reputation. He was, like, had a bad mullet, but
he seemed like he leaned more of a badass a
little bit. I don't know why I'm confusing myself. Is

(41:21):
it Onus Wagner who always had the reputation, or was
it ty Cobb ty Cobb ty Cobb. Cob had the
reputation of going cleats first, you know, being a dirty player,
being that dude. Yeah, so ty Cobb is definitely in
that conversation, possibly racist. You always hear those stories. My
apologies to Honus. I knew I was confusing my old timers,

(41:41):
but yeah, ty Cob for sure was the guy. By
the way. I don't know if I I mean, I'm
I'm a big baseball guy, but I feel like I
only hear Onnis Wagner spoken about about his baseball car. Yeah,
I don't know, like he had great when you look
up his numbers, he was a great player. But he
had over three hundred for his career. Yeah, he was
a great player, but I think his reputation, you know how,
like Tommy John was very sure it is not a
tobacco card like to me, Like Tommy John was a

(42:03):
great picture played in the bigs for years, but Tommy
John is best known for his surgery. Honus Wagner is
best known because he has the most rare baseball card
from the book right, the kids book. I read that
as a kid. I think of just old VHS baseball
highlight videos that I would have. And I don't know

(42:24):
if he was really a bad guy, but he seemed
to be like an angry sort of badass on the mound.
And you always see these clips from the nineteen seventies
of Alp Roboski, the man Hungarian, and he'd be on
the mouth, all fired up, growling at something, you know,
and you gotta throw like intimidation factor in there too. Rich.
I always think of Bob Gibson was just a badass.

(42:45):
So he was all business, just a bad I wouldn't
say he's the sweetest guy on the mound. I like
where you're going with this. I don't want to confuse
like badass and bad guy. But there's there's a guy
who he held nothing back when he the ultimate competitor,
but at times he was very honest about you. I'm
throwing it a guy. That's how I play Pedro Martinez

(43:08):
Pedro as a Yankees fan. I'm surprised you didn't think
of him earlier. Pedro thought of him, and I thought
of him when Danny played the Soul Glow clip. So
I thought of him twice today.

Speaker 3 (43:16):
How about uh, let's go to the world of Mma.
How about Chuck Ladell, Badass the ice man again?

Speaker 1 (43:21):
Is he a nice guy? Dude? He is like the
people's champ, especially out here. Everybody has some sort of
Chuck Ladell sighting or story like I saw him at
Costco like a month ago. He's always around and out
and about and very approachable. So he's a nice dude.
But he was a badass bro. You know, he just
was in the octagon. He was not playing any games.
He was a bad dude. You could tell some guys

(43:44):
lean nice in their kind swell fellas. Some dudes are
like angry and get out of my face. I think
there's certain people that their reputation of being like, yeah,
the bad guy sort of helps their brand and their money.
I think if Floyd Money Mayweather was like a like
a sweet guy, I don't think he played the role
of the fact sold those fights. He's where he's wearing

(44:05):
a sombrero, called himself the you know, Mexican assassin. Like
he leaned into that. He leaned into it. And I
think in the world of Mma also, if Connor McGregor
was like some sweet irishman would have worked like I
think the fact that he definitely played the role of
like heal. You know, he played the role of bad boy.
Now he's playing the role of is any managing a

(44:26):
girl group? Did you see that? I don't know.

Speaker 3 (44:30):
You know, somebody in the tennis world when we were kids,
our parents and grandparents liked him because they knew he
was going to have a meltdown.

Speaker 1 (44:37):
John mc Johnny mack is the best. John McEnroe was
no like back then. If you were like you like
Jimmy Connors or John mc McEnroe was the guy you liked.
If you lean towards like remember when you were a kid,
that were best tantrums when you were a kid, This
is the best way to do the analogy. You know
how you had friends that they actually like the bad wrestlers,

(44:58):
like You're from me, like love Demolish and I love
you know mister Perfect, and I love Jake to Snake,
like they like the bad guys in sports. That's who
liked John mckinnaet Jimmy Conners. Even though he was a
fiery dude too, he was more of like he was
a nice guy or like professional John McEnroe was such
a cry baby dude because he was a bad boy.

(45:20):
He was a bad guy kind of look you get
where we're going. Razor Ramone was the bad guy eight seven,
seven ninety nine on Fox. All right, we'll take your
phone calls again, And the big story this week and
was John Cena has turned heel. I wonder how that
works because he's so motivational, like with the kids like
his But then again, let's be honest. When we were kids,

(45:41):
Train say your prayers, eat your vitamins, Wholk co Mania USA,
like before you know, Hogan rubbed people the wrong way.
Later when we were kids, the idea of Hulk Hogan
being a bad guy just made zero sense. Like that
was the coolest, most random move when he decided he
was going to go Hollywood, Hogan, so I won. Or
if you know, thirty years later, John Cena, you can't

(46:04):
see me, mister make a wish, mister doing all these
things for the kids. The fact that John Cena is
going out now like this is the this is the
final little run for John Cena. The fact that he's like,
after all these years, if there never being a heel,
is he gonna lean in and be a real bad
guy or what it should be? Funny? It makes me

(46:24):
want to watch a little bit, to be honest, I mean,
it got my attention over the weekend. I'm not a
big wrestling fan anymore. As a kid, obviously we all
grew up with that. So again, if anyone else comes
to mind, you want to give him prompts because you
need that, you know. I think Floyd Mayweather is one
of the greater examples you throughout here, Rich. It builds intrigue.
Sometimes you want good versus bad, well, good versus evil,

(46:46):
you know you know what I mean? You want it
like that you know who's a great villain? And by
villain by bad guy, I mean like when you want
to see the people lose. That means they've done their jobs.
Like Jake Paul, he's a great villain. Like you don't
watch Jake Paul hoping he wins. You watch Jake Paul saying, man,
I really hope someone knocks him on his ass exactly,
and then when he wins and he's arrogant about it,

(47:08):
you're like, oh, man, football, watch again. It's part of it.
You need to sell the fight, you need to sell
the game. Sometimes.

Speaker 7 (47:13):
I'll tell you what when you guys mentioned Albert Bell
like early, like it's tough to top, Like I mean
think he was, Yeah, he was.

Speaker 1 (47:21):
He was quite the dude.

Speaker 7 (47:22):
Christian Laightner fits your recent explanation as you were just
talking about here, because he was the kid from Duke.

Speaker 1 (47:29):
That one all the time.

Speaker 7 (47:31):
And then you saw a little nasty streak when he
steps on the stomach of a player from Kentucky in
their Elite eight game. But you couldn't beat him, which
made it more frustrating. You hit the game winning shots.
But like in playing that role of villain and the
guy that you love to hate, I think that Christian
Lightner is one of the top guys, especially in college basketball.

Speaker 1 (47:51):
And he's randomly referenced on the show Paradise. Oh he is.
He's like a code word. He's a code for Sterling K.
Brown's character. You know, I got a late an adjacent
an Albert Bell adjacent, like a poor man's Albert Bell.
That comes to mind as a Yankees fan, But I
believe he was also an Indian at one point. There's

(48:13):
a famous story if you're a Yankees fan about why
they got rid of Mel Hall and he actually turned
out to be a bad guy. I always thought he
had a bad guy sort of reputation and he was
sort of a badass when he played baseball. Do you
guys remember Mel Hall? He hit majestic bombs. I remember
the name, and I remember watching him play, but I
don't remember that. Yeah, he turned he really turned out.

(48:36):
He's behind bars as we speak, if I'm not mistaken
for bad things he did. But he would bully Bernie Williams,
like bully him, like, you know, really belittle him and
make him feel inferior. And the Yankees were like, yo,
Bernie Williams is our guy, and they had to get
rid of Mel Hall because they were he was killing

(48:56):
the confidence of Bernie Williams. Yeah, no, that he was
such a bad dude. Get rid of this guy, you
know who had that reputation on my team in the eighties.
I'm sure everyone has that guy by the time the
Mets in the eighties, and again, give me this moment
because it was my childhood and the only time the
Mets wanting were good. But when they had all those
young stars, Gary Carter coming over from the Expos, Keith

(49:18):
Hernandez veteran guy like him, all these young guys, the
Daryls and Docs, and Kevin Mitchell's and Kevin Elster's and
you know the ho Joe's. You know who was known
to be like sort of a not a great guy.
George George Foster. That's what they got rid of him.
Had to get rid of George Foster because he was
he just didn't fit in the mix. And everybody remembers

(49:40):
they had the George Foster in nineteen eighty six card
and he's wearing his dark tinted glasses and everything in
the Mutton Chops. Yeah, you're like, oh, was he on
that team? Now he got rid of him, all right?
Rapid Fire eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox. Who
else comes to mind? In celebration of Johnson as the heel.
Now he's the bad guy Eric in Phoenix, what's up?

Speaker 5 (49:59):
Eric? Hey, what's going on? Fellas? I think guy was
Samuel alluded to him earlier, but aj Prazinski hated on
the Twins before he was hated on the White Sox.
He was pulled as like the most hated in all
of the league for quite a while.

Speaker 1 (50:12):
He had a weird guy sort of reputation. You know,
you know how Trevor Bauer had that like he rubbed
everybody the wrong way reputation. And I'm not talking in
the bedroom. I meant in the clubhouse. Yes, you know,
that's kind of how he was perceived for a while.
Who else do we got? Kyle Washington, go.

Speaker 9 (50:29):
Hi, I think one of the greatest heels in NFL history.
We can't overlook Richard Sherman. The guy might have been
a great guy off the field. Man put a microphone
in front of him, he cuts some good promos.

Speaker 1 (50:42):
Let me tell you. Sherman's the guy that when he's
on your team, you love him. When he's not, you
hate him. And I could speak as a Niners fan
out of that love Sherman, But there was a point
where that guy, I'm sure, Dan Buyer feels the same way.
We're running out of time, last one. You have it
five seconds to battle for your sports trivia love. Put

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your electronic devices down and pick your sports knowledge. It's
CNRS Last.

Speaker 3 (51:14):
One standing, last one standing, All right, fellas, I have
four categories ready to go if needed a tie breaker.
Each contestant gets five seconds to stay alive in the round.
If you run out of time and you answer incorrectly,
Iowa Sam takes you out with his big bad buzzer.

Speaker 1 (51:30):
Louder Rich seconds last week, Oh stop.

Speaker 3 (51:33):
Yeah, because you guys were all talking. You keep battling
until you are the last one standing. If you win
two of the rounds, you are the top dog. Here
are the contestants. Five time winner Steve Covino.

Speaker 1 (51:43):
Right, yeah, yeah, to the right of him.

Speaker 3 (51:46):
Nine time winner Rich Davis, the leader in the clubhouse.
Twenty four time winner Dan Byer. Hello, right, and let's
go to the studio lines. We're gonna see who's playing
for a CNR stainless steel Swiggy it is Jeff in Binghamton,
New York.

Speaker 1 (52:02):
Yeah, hey Jeff, Hey, what up, Jeff? We're doing good.
What do you do for a living? There? In New
York an auto auto mechanics, and he said, magician for a.

Speaker 9 (52:14):
I've gotten in trouble listening to you guys because I
pull over every time i'm my way home from work.

Speaker 10 (52:18):
I listen to you guys, and my wife.

Speaker 9 (52:20):
Gets pissed off that I don't get home in time.
Excuse my language, but you know.

Speaker 1 (52:24):
What, good choice though, good choice. And by the way, uh,
fun fact, my college girlfriend dumped me in the city
of Binghamton, New York for an auto mechanic for an
automa mechanic and jest.

Speaker 3 (52:36):
All right it was one of his coworkers, all right.
By the way, spot is the fact checker. During this game,
super anxiety. When I say your name, the clock is
going to begin. Here's the first category. TV takeover. You
have five seconds to name a team that Tom Brady
beat at least eight times in his illustrious NFL career.
At least eight times tom Brady beat this team. Cove,

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you know you're up first as soon as the clock goes.

Speaker 1 (53:00):
Now, let's go with the Giants. The Giant, I didn't
mean that seconds. The Chiefs Chiefs, yes eight times? All right?

Speaker 8 (53:15):
Rich Jets, Jets, yes thirty one times.

Speaker 1 (53:20):
Wow Buyer Bills.

Speaker 8 (53:22):
Bills the number one thirty three times, Jeff Miami Dolphins
twenty four times.

Speaker 9 (53:31):
Co.

Speaker 1 (53:33):
Saints, Saints not on the list, Rich eight times.

Speaker 11 (53:38):
You said, right, Yeah, I think you beat the Saints
seven times, Falcons Falcons eleven times, eleven and one against
the wowow Buyer Jaguars, Jackie Wars eight and one. Nice Jeff.

Speaker 1 (54:00):
Go winner three Vikings not only no back to Rich three,
Washington Redskins, commanders.

Speaker 8 (54:15):
Commanders nonetheless. Oh all right, let's see you left off.
A few of them are Steelers, A lot of AFC teams, Yeah,
twelve and four, Broncos nine to nine, Chargers, Tenant two,
sixteen and four.

Speaker 1 (54:30):
I was gonna say the Bronco. I was gonna say
the Broncos, but I bailed away because I knew that
was one of the only teams he doesn't have a
winning record against. Right, But he's still Yeah, man, you
know the forty nine ers of the other team that
he hasn't had success against. Yeah, that's true. Crazily playing
what yeah, what five time? There was like three or
where are the Raiders on that list?

Speaker 3 (54:50):
He beat them five times? What I thought it'd be
more than that Wow. Okay, so we're gonna go the
second round. Now, buyer is the man on the board
the year of the Cup Snake. You've seen those alcoholic
empty alcoholic cups. Yeah, you have five seconds to name
an NBA team who is top fifteen so far in
attendance this season. All about the fans. Five seconds. NBA

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team top fifteen in attendance so far this season. We're
gonna start with you, Jeff, and here we go.

Speaker 8 (55:20):
Lakers, Lakers, number thirteen, Spire, I'm gonna say the Celtics,
Celtics number nine, Rich, Golden State Warriors, Warriors number fourteen, Covino,
Lakers got to be there, just said it already. Sons, Sons, nonemalless.

Speaker 3 (55:40):
Gotta do better, Phoenix, Jeffick Nicks.

Speaker 1 (55:44):
Yep, that's a good number.

Speaker 8 (55:46):
Five Fire Thunder Thunder, yep, number fifteen right at the bottom.

Speaker 1 (55:50):
Oh, Rich, based on the new arena, I'm gonna say
the Clippers. Clippers are nonemalless. Wow, Celtic can't even sell out.

Speaker 3 (55:59):
Oh that's just towards the bottom, oh Jeff, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
quickly buzz buzz he sorry, does that mean buyers the
last one left there? Son of a clean sweep. Daniel

(56:23):
Bayer is the winner. It would be your next guess.
Dan Denver nuggets. Let's see yep, number ten.

Speaker 1 (56:29):
The nets on the list just because Brooklyn nets. Uh
no that I would have lost another number one though.
Did you see that biggest arena? Yeah, Bulls had number
one calves.

Speaker 8 (56:39):
He didn't say we're number three.

Speaker 1 (56:41):
Yeah, you got to take into consideration the size of
seventy six ers.

Speaker 8 (56:44):
We're number four.

Speaker 1 (56:47):
I mean you could just go down the list. You
missed my sweet job d What do you say? Who saw?
Speaking of Brooklyn, the Barclay Center had his second highest
attendance of all time, which Gervonte Davis's fight this weekend. Wow. Yeah,
Big and Jeff there in Binghamton. Thank you for playing.
We appreciate you.

Speaker 10 (57:05):
Good.

Speaker 1 (57:06):
Thank you, buddy, great job, good stuff stuff, good, good
stuff stuff. Thank you, Bud No, thank you. Dan The
Grand Champion where Cavino and Rich live from the TYRAQNCK Studios. Yeah,
it really is the challenge. If you're just listening at home,
it really is just like you're writing the answers down,
Like I didn't even hear someone say Laker because I'm
writing it down as they're saying, it's called this beat

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the buyer. It's so tough, it really is. But just
do baseball and I won't win anything. So category, category,
bat collection, it's called. I'll save it for next week,
Save it for next week, save it as we get
closer to the baseball season. All right, So Dicky Doodle Davis,
what do you want to call me that one more time?

(57:53):
Because I know we're gonna get an update from the
champion Dan Bayer, But do you want to talk about
your boys at SNL this weekend? I do, and I
guess I think it's sort of ties. And also to
one of my guys, it's not my guy anymore. We
gotta we got to mention Deebo Samuel and what that
means for Washington, what that means for the forty nine
or so. We'll do a little NFL SNL NFL next Well,

(58:14):
let's go to dB for an update. What's up there?
Do you have to say?

Speaker 7 (58:16):
There are different feelings when you get a compliment on
the show. You hate to say it, but when somebody
says great show, sometimes it just maybe passes. When someone
says their life is affected by it in terms of
like I stop my day.

Speaker 1 (58:30):
I love that. Yeah, that's that's amazing, right job. So
that was that was us. We once had a guy
tell us for real at an event. He goes, you know,
I left my wife. You can see you guys, and
we're like, oh my god, and he goes, no, it's
a good thing. Like he was with a terrible woman.
And by listening to our short like I got the
car to leave and he was like remarried with a family.
But the clarity, he's like, wow, Okay. At first though,
I'm like, oh my god, you left your wife. You

(58:51):
hate us? Geez.

Speaker 4 (58:53):
You know it's good radio though, when you pull over
your car and you're like, I'm gonna listen to the
end of this segment because it's so good.

Speaker 1 (58:57):
Yeah, thank you. I don't want to go in Yeah,
they want to go inside the house.

Speaker 7 (59:00):
Deebo Samuel in the news because he has just quote
tweeted a tweet that talked about Debo being overweight with
the forty nine ers fourteen minutes ago.

Speaker 1 (59:13):
Debo wrote two.

Speaker 7 (59:14):
Twenty five to be exact, can't wait till this season
to start fresh start new bow. Oh yes, a new
Deebo Samuel. But in terms of was debo overweight did
he not? That was confirmed by a couple of reported
by a couple of forty nine ers insiders.

Speaker 1 (59:32):
Five fat jokes and criticism to get people going the
right A La Luca debo. Anybody in life you know,
you could either cry about it, you could use that
as motivation. My message to Deebo Samuel, good luck next year,
Fatty