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Speaker 2: day and good morning again Covino and rich In for
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick. I gotta say congrats to Show Hill, Tenny,
Speaker 2: congrats to show. Hey, what do you do? A related show? Hey,
Speaker 2: he became a dad.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: I thought I was like to hit some more bombs
Speaker 2: or something. Yeah, do you do. I don't know what
Speaker 2: we talked about for the first half hour before we
Speaker 2: got here. Oh, I didn't know, I didn't know if
Speaker 2: there was an update on Showhy, congrats the show. He's
Speaker 2: a dad. I mean he's awesome. I mean every day
Speaker 2: he warrants a congratulations. No, who's greater than that guy?
Speaker 2: Who is more math massive and Macedonian than sho heo
Speaker 2: t I mean, my dude athlete in sports right now,
Speaker 2: my gut. Lindor hit two home runs last night. I mean,
Speaker 2: good for Lindor and your goofy Mets. You mean the
Speaker 2: best record in baseball, goofy Mets. I don't care about
Speaker 2: your Mets, and I don't care about Wan Soto. Wan Soso.
Speaker 2: By the way, Dodgers were off last night. That's why
Speaker 2: I'm like, well, there's show. Hey is a dad, he
Speaker 2: had a baby, and Wan Soto looks like he's six
Speaker 2: months pregnant. Jealousy. We'll only get you so far. I mean,
Speaker 2: as a Yankees fan, you think I care about Wan
Speaker 2: Soto and your Mets. No, and we're talking about show, Hey,
Speaker 2: what does Soto have to do with it? What are
Speaker 2: the Mets have to do with show? Hel Tani, you
Speaker 2: brought up Sodo, not me, You brought up the Mets.
Speaker 2: I was congratulating my guy, heck, you deny it. Lindor's
Speaker 2: Monster Night. Well, it is about Otani because he did
Speaker 2: become a dad. And you know the difference though, show
Speaker 2: Hey transcends fandom, he transcends your rooting interest. He's just
Speaker 2: one of those next level guys like Michael Jordan, like
Speaker 2: Bo Jackson, guys that you love, Ken Griffy Junior, guys
Speaker 2: you loved the regardless of team you had their poster.
Speaker 2: Even though you're a die hard whatever fan, you still
Speaker 2: rooted and loved those guys because it represented greatness. Listen,
Speaker 2: that's show Hey Otani, and I get it. Every kid's
Speaker 2: gonna love them. I respect them, gotta love them the
Speaker 2: same way we had our childhood heroes on teams that
Speaker 2: weren't ours. It's it's a fact. Baseball's going through something.
Speaker 2: And when when I say going through something, it's a
Speaker 2: good thing, magical. They're going through something magical right now,
Speaker 2: Baseball renaissance. I was talking to Rob Parker from The
Speaker 2: Odd Couple here in Fox Sports yesterday. I love Rob Parker. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Rob Parker and I were talking about how maybe five
Speaker 2: to ten years ago, the baseball landscape was like Mike
Speaker 2: Trout's the best baseball was Dodo and it was like
Speaker 2: besides Mike Trout, who no one could pick out of
Speaker 2: a police lineup, and a couple other randoms like who
Speaker 2: are the faces of baseball now? Now show Hey, Judge Lendor,
Speaker 2: Bryce Harper, Paul Skeens, Bobby Witt, junior latist, junior, lattist junior.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable how baseball is in a moment, right, it's
Speaker 2: having a moment. Elie de la Cruz is having a renaissance.
Speaker 2: I'll give you the lamest analogy. I said, it's like
Speaker 2: the Disney renaissance of the nineties. Remember Disney hadn't done
Speaker 2: anything since like Pinocchio. Pinocchio, remember was the last thing.
Speaker 2: The Little Wooden Boy was their last thing. Geppetto and Pinocchio,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden in the nineties they
Speaker 2: came out with a Little Mermaid and Beauty and the
Speaker 2: Beast and but yeah, and between that, there was nothing.
Speaker 2: You were still watching Peter Pan and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, boom explosion. I know that's a corny example,
Speaker 2: but they often talk about the Disney renaissance. I don't
Speaker 2: think it's baseball renaissance of the twenty twenties, bro does
Speaker 2: it like a good Disney movie. They refer to that
Speaker 2: era as the Disney Renaissance. I often hear that. You
Speaker 2: know that because if you're if you're roughly fortyish, your
Speaker 2: childhood had none of those new movies. You were still
Speaker 2: watching the old crapper of your parents, like oh, Cinderella,
Speaker 2: and you know, like you said, Pinocchio, Hi, we're still
Speaker 2: watching that crash Now you're still And by the way,
Speaker 2: little fun fact, do you know in the high Hose song,
Speaker 2: when he's shouting out the host, hi ho, hi ho,
Speaker 2: you know what they say, it's home from work we go.
Speaker 2: That's they say it's home. First they say it's off
Speaker 2: to work we go. But then they say home from
Speaker 2: where we go? Is that one of those Mendel fx. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but they lean into you know what they really say
Speaker 2: They say both actually, but a lot of people don't
Speaker 2: know that. So anyway, the point is we went generations.
Speaker 2: We went decades without anything good from Disney. We went
Speaker 2: a few decades with boring baseball because it was too long,
Speaker 2: no superstars. Mike Trout's a great example of what we described.
Speaker 2: You had big names, but they weren't breaking through. They
Speaker 2: weren't household names. You're you're it's the mom test. Your
Speaker 2: mom didn't know Mike Trout, she went none of she
Speaker 2: saw him. I mean he's not gone, he's still there.
Speaker 2: In fact, I believe he leads the league at home
Speaker 2: runs or two. He's definitely having a nice little comeback season.
Speaker 2: But yeah, everybody knows Shoha, everybody knows Juan Soto, everybody
Speaker 2: knows Paul Skans. You know, this is a great time
Speaker 2: for baseball for sure. And the leader of that pack show,
Speaker 2: hey o Tani became a dad. Oh you know what
Speaker 2: else helps it rich? Before we move on to that,
Speaker 2: the base explosion. Kids are excited about that. I mean
Speaker 2: they wore hand in hand stars. People want their cards.
Speaker 2: I mentioned it yesterday. I went to get some baseball
Speaker 2: cards with my kids. Not cheap these days. Would you
Speaker 2: say thirty bucks a pack? Thirty bucks for a jumbo
Speaker 2: pack of like forty cards, more than a leptoance. That's crazy,
Speaker 2: two left hances, that's nuts on a cheap night. But
Speaker 2: let's get back to Atani, because there's a story that
Speaker 2: you and I were going back and forth on off
Speaker 2: the air. Yeah, Sho Hao Tani, is best known for
Speaker 2: not only being a generation generational player, maybe the best
Speaker 2: since Babe Ruth, maybe better. I mean he's a mammoth
Speaker 2: for what he's done. But he also looks like a
Speaker 2: movie star. According to Donald Trump, guy looks like a
Speaker 2: movie star. Oh Tony, Oh Donny, Donny so funny show
Speaker 2: hey has known has been known to have his dog decoy.
Speaker 2: In fact, decoy the dog has been part of his bobbleheads. Yep,
Speaker 2: it's famous decoying. The dog was part of the light show,
Speaker 2: the Dodgers light show, that drone show they do. He's famous.
Speaker 2: He's a famous dog because he's Show Hayes dog. I mean,
Speaker 2: not only is it Show Haes dog. They made an
Speaker 2: announcement about this dog on social media. Like he said,
Speaker 2: he was part of the light show. He's part of
Speaker 2: a bobblehead on a right, Yeah, he to a first pitch.
Speaker 2: So the dog is famous. We get the point. But
Speaker 2: here's my second point that Cavido and I disagree on
Speaker 2: and we would love to hear from you here on
Speaker 2: the Dan Patrick Show, Fox Sports Radio Nation. My feeling
Speaker 2: is this, you could love your dog. I love my dog.
Speaker 2: Twelve years old in her Golden years my little French
Speaker 2: bulldog Piper. I think you love your donk. There's no
Speaker 2: debating that you love your dog. But you're not a
Speaker 2: dog guy. I'm not a dog at all. Listen, man,
Speaker 2: my dog sleeps every night. My dog's next to us
Speaker 2: all the couch every day, watching the game, may days
Speaker 2: a week. Do you walk your dog? It's not about that.
Speaker 2: It's different. French bull dogs don't go for long walk
Speaker 2: to your dog. I'll look it up. I'm outside all
Speaker 2: the time. I see French bulldogs and I get it.
Speaker 2: Yours is older and overweight. That's because you don't walk it. No,
Speaker 2: it's because French bull dogs. I mean, this is not
Speaker 2: a dog show, bro, This is not the point. You're
Speaker 2: not a dog guy. That's the point. You're not a
Speaker 2: dog guy. Shohio Tani is very much a dog guy.
Speaker 2: And you think I want to show your dog love. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, spending time with your dog, yeah, I think so.
Speaker 2: H huh. Keeping its health a priority, yeah. I think
Speaker 2: that means loving your dog, getting it good food and
Speaker 2: stuff like that, and not eating your leftover McDonald's. So
Speaker 2: decoy the dog dog leftover Donald's a lot of people,
Speaker 2: I guess decoy. The dog was a major priority for show.
Speaker 2: Hey was famous in La, a famous doggie. Rich said
Speaker 2: yesterday that well, obviously it comes second, and he's gonna
Speaker 2: hate his dog. He hates his dog, now hates his dog? Now, no,
Speaker 2: he doesn't. He's a dog guy. I think it matters
Speaker 2: what type of guy you are. Basically, when you have
Speaker 2: a kid, your dog takes the back seat. That's the truth.
Speaker 2: I'm not denying or debating that. But for you to
Speaker 2: think the show he all of a sudden doesn't care
Speaker 2: about his dog, I think that's false. I do. I
Speaker 2: think that's false. Five. You've said like five things that
Speaker 2: make me want to strangle you, But I won't focus
Speaker 2: on them. I'll focus on the one thing, which is
Speaker 2: when you have a kid. Even dog lovers go through
Speaker 2: this realization of like, yeah, I really don't care that
Speaker 2: much people that put you You put boots on your dog. No,
Speaker 2: your girlfriend bought shoes for your dog. My girlfriend bus shoes.
Speaker 2: Never won a dog. It's a little foofy La dog
Speaker 2: and I take walks and his feet will burn in
Speaker 2: the hot sun in La. I am not defending it.
Speaker 2: I did not buy them. That's her nonsense. It's more
Speaker 2: her dog. Even though I love this doggie. You bought
Speaker 2: this dog a doggie cake for Easter. I did not. Again,
Speaker 2: that's my girlfriend and her foofy dog. I did not
Speaker 2: buy him anything. And then Rich'll say I dress him up.
Speaker 2: He has one Yankees jersey that she bought him. Has
Speaker 2: nothing to do with me, So he's he's painting a fault.
Speaker 2: Is everything just blamed on the girlfriend. Yeah, because I
Speaker 2: didn't buy any of these things. But this is the
Speaker 2: first dog that I really sort of got into and
Speaker 2: raised on my own. So if I had another kid,
Speaker 2: of course, the dog takes a back seat. You raise.
Speaker 2: I don't stop taking care of the dog. No dog
Speaker 2: people do. You don't raise dog people. You put it
Speaker 2: through school. Rich said, You said raise it. Rich said,
Speaker 2: and I quote when his dog rest in peace, when
Speaker 2: it dies. I feel bad he's not getting another dog.
Speaker 2: You know why, because he doesn't care about pets. And
Speaker 2: I don't blame you. I never really did either. I'm
Speaker 2: not a dog guy. This is the first dog I
Speaker 2: ever cared about. And I understand what you're saying. When
Speaker 2: I had my daughter, we're both dads. For the record,
Speaker 2: When I had my daughter, I had two dogs at
Speaker 2: that time. They totally took a back seat to your kid,
Speaker 2: which is a priority. I also can't stand the people
Speaker 2: that compare dogs to animals. It's not the kids, dogs
Speaker 2: the kids. It's not the same. It absolutely is not.
Speaker 2: But Rich is saying that show Hey hates his dog.
Speaker 2: Now the dog. You're never gonna hear about decoy the
Speaker 2: dog again. I'm telling me, I said, well, it depends
Speaker 2: on show Hey. I think he's a dog guy. I
Speaker 2: think he still cares. And then you incorporate the dog
Speaker 2: like it's part of the family now, like it's one
Speaker 2: big family with the dog. I get it, and everyone
Speaker 2: does that. I'm just saying. The reality, though, is listen,
Speaker 2: your dog still on the Christmas car with the family.
Speaker 2: Your dog is still you. That's not everybody. That's not everybody.
Speaker 2: All right, My girlfriend, she loves her dog, she's obsessed
Speaker 2: with it. She doesn't care. Do I think that's misdirected
Speaker 2: love and all that stuff. Yeah, when she has a kid,
Speaker 2: she'll probably pour everything to the kid. But that dog
Speaker 2: is not being forgotten about because she's a dog person.
Speaker 2: You are not, So you can't speak for everybody. That's
Speaker 2: my point. You like a person that's twenty something that says, Oh,
Speaker 2: when I get older, I'm gonna have just as much sex.
Speaker 2: You'll see you like a person as you don't. You're
Speaker 2: like a person. You like a person that's fifty. That's like,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get in the shape I was in when
Speaker 2: I was twenty something, Like some things are just not
Speaker 2: real life. And you have a dog that you love,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden you introduce children into
Speaker 2: your life. The dog you can still love, but you're
Speaker 2: not buying little booties for your dogs doing all this
Speaker 2: and Dodgers fans. Rich is saying, show, hey hates his dog.
Speaker 2: I quote this, by the way, I'm not making hates
Speaker 2: his dog.
Speaker 1: Dog.
Speaker 2: It's over for decoys and the dog is second to
Speaker 2: the kid, which is obvious, but he's he's insinuating that.
Speaker 2: You know, the dog is just no one cares about
Speaker 2: the dog anymore. It's all about this kid. And I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: if show he really loved his dog that much, the
Speaker 2: dog is still a major part of the picture, major part.
Speaker 2: You know what, I'll give you one. I think Luis c.
Speaker 2: K or Bill Barr two comedians. I love her. I
Speaker 2: mean being racist towards redheads. Pick one, figure it out.
Speaker 2: One of them has a bit I think it's Luis c.
Speaker 2: K where he's like, people like, oh, I love my dog,
Speaker 2: and he's like, but you love your kid. He goes,
Speaker 2: what would you do if your dog bit your kid?
Speaker 2: He's like, I would kill my dog. I would not,
Speaker 2: you know, like he does this whole bit about like
Speaker 2: like you very much will decide so rich. By the way,
Speaker 2: the dog killer here wants to know your thoughts. Vic.
Speaker 2: You're you just said and kill your dog. So this
Speaker 2: is the type of guy we're talking about. You're right,
Speaker 2: the dog the guy if your dog bit your kid,
Speaker 2: you'd kill your dog. Okay. So eight seven seven ninety
Speaker 2: nine on Fox, Joe Hayo Tani is a new dad.
Speaker 2: Congratulations And by the way, I totally agree. The baby
Speaker 2: clearly is the priority. That's not a debate. I've been there,
Speaker 2: I know it. I used to get disgusted when people
Speaker 2: would come up to my kid in the stroller and
Speaker 2: they'd be commenting on my puppies. I'm like, hello, I
Speaker 2: have a kid here.
Speaker 5: Now what if their little daughter looks like kind of
Speaker 5: like an alien and not as cute as decoy at first,
Speaker 5: Is she still the priority?
Speaker 2: No ugly kids get no love. I'm telling ye, it's
Speaker 2: so your thoughts. I think. Let me make my point
Speaker 2: clear again. I'm Covino. It depends on the person. I'm
Speaker 2: not really a dog guy. I am now kind of
Speaker 2: I never was. Rich clearly not. So we agree that
Speaker 2: the kid's going to take priority. That's just a give
Speaker 2: and that's just life. But Rich is saying, well, the
Speaker 2: dog gets sort of forgotten, and I'm saying not if
Speaker 2: you're a dog person, what are your thoughts? Eight seven
Speaker 2: seven ninety nine on Fox eight seven seven ninety nine
Speaker 2: On Fox is Decoy Out, Decoys Out? Baby Girl in
Speaker 2: Hey Listen, shel hair Tani hates his dog is an
Speaker 2: MVP caliber guy. Every year he plays, he's traveling around
Speaker 2: the country, around the world. The Dodgers have been around
Speaker 2: the world, plus throwing a new wife, a new baby
Speaker 2: and everything. Decoy. I hope they remember to feed them.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, maybe you've never bonded with the dog the
Speaker 2: way I'm currently bonding with mine. If I had another kid, yeah,
Speaker 2: of course, the kid is going to take up all
Speaker 2: of your time and all of your love. But I'm
Speaker 2: still gonna have a special bond with that dog. He's
Speaker 2: my buddy.
Speaker 3: So and.
Speaker 2: You know, I see what you're saying, but your thoughts,
Speaker 2: I've eight seven seven ninety nine. I think it's obvious.
Speaker 2: We'll get to your feedback on a Tani. We'll talk
Speaker 2: a little more baseball and oh Tanny. With the NFL
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Speaker 2: next couple of days, So thank you DP for fill in.
Speaker 2: But with the draft a couple of days away, I
Speaker 2: do want to talk about your biggest draft letdowns. I mean,
Speaker 2: you could say in any sport, really, I know, but
Speaker 2: LA definitely, because I just remember you screaming about it.
Speaker 2: So the ones way you got it totally wrong. We'll
Speaker 2: get to that. Plus we'll go over last night's NBA
Speaker 2: playoffs a little bit lot coming up, But right now,
Speaker 2: if you want to chime in on this Otani decoy scenario,
Speaker 2: is it just obvious that when you have a kid,
Speaker 2: think your own life when you had a kid, Even
Speaker 2: if you loved your dog. If you're laying in bed
Speaker 2: with your kids, sometimes you got you put the dog
Speaker 2: on the floor, like the dog just becomes second fiddle.
Speaker 2: And that's that's normal behavior, your feelings, your thoughts. Next
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Speaker 2: But Show Hey, oh Toney, as Trump calls him, I
Speaker 2: love that. Show Hey is famous for having a dog
Speaker 2: decoy decoys also for the team. He's also famous for
Speaker 2: being fifty to fifty and one of the best players
Speaker 2: of all time. But the people love that show Hey
Speaker 2: was a dog guy. That's the difference between him and you.
Speaker 2: I can't even say me and you because I'm not
Speaker 2: necessarily a dog guy. I'm sort of turning into a
Speaker 2: dog guy. Point is, his dog is thrown out the
Speaker 2: first pitch. His dog has been part of Bobbleheads. And
Speaker 2: I said to you in passing yesterday, and you got
Speaker 2: all worked up because I said, well, now that Otani
Speaker 2: has a kid, he has a beautiful daughter. Congratulations to
Speaker 2: show Hey and his wife. He posted pictures of her
Speaker 2: lit little baby feet. Yeah, I said, well, dog's taking
Speaker 2: a back seat, and you insinuated that real dog lovers don't.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, no, no, no, the minute you have
Speaker 2: a kid, the biggest dog lover goes from treating their
Speaker 2: dog like a child to treat dog. No, no, no, you
Speaker 2: did that because you're not a real dog person. You
Speaker 2: did that, and I don't blame you for doing that
Speaker 2: because kids take a priority. But real dog people they
Speaker 2: just make it one big happy thing and they include
Speaker 2: the dog because they don't stop loving their dog the
Speaker 2: way you did. That's really it. You don't stop loving
Speaker 2: your dog. It just priorities kick in and you're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I got a real human now. Also, this living thing
Speaker 2: is just sitting there like, oh, looking at you like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I used to look Jimmy, my pampered dog? Yeah what
Speaker 2: from toy story? You just a living, breathing dog. But
Speaker 2: my dog's not in the in the yard and like
Speaker 2: a doghouse on a chain like an eighties cartoon. My dog,
Speaker 2: My dog is pampered. I'm just saying, no, you' you
Speaker 2: speak of a guy who's not a dog person. I
Speaker 2: agree with you, and you're entitled to act and feel
Speaker 2: however you want, but you're speaking on behalf of everybody.
Speaker 2: Is if everybody agrees with you, and I'm saying no,
Speaker 2: they don't. I kind of agree with you, but I
Speaker 2: promise you, real dog people do not feel the way
Speaker 2: you feel if you put your dog in a stroller. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's that's a little. That's kind of like my line. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's absurd. If you call your dog your child, well
Speaker 2: that's yeah, that's also a little absurd when you do
Speaker 2: these things. But it's my fir baby. Give me a break.
Speaker 2: When you have children still love your dog. I just
Speaker 2: think it's funny that show. Hey now has a show
Speaker 2: hay oh, Tony now has a dog he loves and
Speaker 2: his dog just not as much. Allison in Hollywood? What's
Speaker 2: up Allison?
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, I have to tell you you are absolutely right.
Speaker 4: I don't know which one it was that, you know,
Speaker 4: put his dog to the side after his daughter, but
Speaker 4: I will guys that you're.
Speaker 2: Absolute Well that's sad. I feel sorry for your dog.
Speaker 2: Turned down ready, Elison, let's hear what you gotta say.
Speaker 2: Turn down your ready, feel sad for your little dog Waffles.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you, guys, real dog lovers they just
Speaker 4: incorporate him as part of the family. I've had so
Speaker 4: many dogs, and let me tell you do the statistics.
Speaker 4: Dog people live longer and they're also happier. So you
Speaker 4: just incorporated I know that Decoy is just going to
Speaker 4: be part of the family, like my baby is the stroller.
Speaker 2: Did you tell you do you call your dog your baby?
Speaker 4: I do, but he doesn't toller, right, dog.
Speaker 2: Is also your pet's not your baby part.
Speaker 4: Of my family. And one other fact, yeah, statistically the
Speaker 4: help with children.
Speaker 2: I agree. So she actually agrees with me, Thank you, Alice.
Speaker 2: I'm just keeping it real. I have a dog, my kids,
Speaker 2: My dog every day different Like I had two chihuahuas, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: I I sort of and regretfully I'm not proud of this.
Speaker 2: Put them aside when I had my daughter, okay, because
Speaker 2: I wasn't really that into them, but I cared about him.
Speaker 2: This dog I have raised since it's a puppy, and
Speaker 2: I feel different about it. Of course I'm gonna make
Speaker 2: if I ever had another kid, my kid's gonna be priority.
Speaker 2: My daughter now is priority. But I still don't think
Speaker 2: that I would treat this dog the way I treat
Speaker 2: the other dogs because I'm more of a dog guy now,
Speaker 2: because I kind of get it, and this dog's more
Speaker 2: aware and more of my pal and he's he just
Speaker 2: seems more alerting with it. I wouldn't toss him aside
Speaker 2: like he doesn't matter anymore. That's just sad. Jim in
Speaker 2: OHI you're on a coven on wretch. What's up, Jim?
Speaker 1: How you doing?
Speaker 3: You do?
Speaker 2: What's up? Man? How you doing what?
Speaker 6: I love the show, love every time you guys come
Speaker 6: on during the daytime when I'm at work. But yeah,
Speaker 6: you're still my five to seventh flot here on the
Speaker 6: East Coast.
Speaker 2: Thanks brother.
Speaker 6: So I will tell you guys this, and believe me.
Speaker 6: I'm fifty seven, I'm a grandfather, and I have a
Speaker 6: puppy head and again I still call her my puppy.
Speaker 6: She's nine, and I know how to protect them from
Speaker 6: my grandchildren. But priority in this house is my wife,
Speaker 6: my puppy, my grandbabies, and then my kids.
Speaker 3: Wait.
Speaker 2: And by the way, let me let me prove that
Speaker 2: people's love for animals and pets it is a little absurd.
Speaker 2: If they switched out decoy the mascot at Dodger Stadium
Speaker 2: for the baby, it wouldn't get as much cheers. People
Speaker 2: love the dog, people want the dogs. People dog people
Speaker 2: love animals. And I think they throw show Hayes baby's
Speaker 2: feet up on the screen, you're gonna get the same response.
Speaker 2: They're not the I think that alone is proof. In
Speaker 2: my pudding, I'm just giving you what I think is
Speaker 2: the reality. But people love their pets and the exhibit A.
Speaker 2: There's athletes that have been accused of murder and people
Speaker 2: are like, I'm still root for him. Michael Vick like
Speaker 2: spent the last decades trying to repair his image for
Speaker 2: hurting dogs. So so you know, and you forgive Michael
Speaker 2: Vick because you're a reasonable guy. What makes you think
Speaker 2: that the way you feel is the way all animal
Speaker 2: and dog lovers feel. That's what I'm saying. That's all
Speaker 2: I'm saying. I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm saying I
Speaker 2: don't think everybody feels like you where they toss their
Speaker 2: dog aside because they have a kid. That's what you said.
Speaker 2: You said he hates his dog? Now show hey hates
Speaker 2: his dog? Now? Who cares about decoy? So your thoughts.
Speaker 2: We love the feedback and phone calls at eight seven,
Speaker 2: seven ninety nine on Fox, but we have to move
Speaker 2: on and move forward. We'll still take your calls, but
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Speaker 2: Hashtag Covino is right, hashtag show hayes dog hashtagtag Rich
Speaker 2: as a muso. I want to talk to NFL Draft
Speaker 2: because she said h you know, Dan Patrick's headed there
Speaker 2: to Green Bay. Angle one of this. I want to
Speaker 2: talk about what in your lifetime. Let's pick a round
Speaker 2: number eight Eight's kind of round. It's got nice curves.
Speaker 2: Zero eight eight got you going. Yeah. So I don't
Speaker 2: want to say I want to say nineteen eighty. I
Speaker 2: want to say nineteen eighty relatively, the last like forty
Speaker 2: five years. You want to go nineteen seventy five, fifty
Speaker 2: years ago? Say modern history? All right, then the modern times,
Speaker 2: flying man. Yeah, let's just say in the last fifty years,
Speaker 2: round number nineteen seventy five to twenty twenty five. Okay,
Speaker 2: last fifty years. Wow, Which, by the way, when you
Speaker 2: say the seventies, does everyone else still still think thirty
Speaker 2: years ago? Yeah? Everybody does. Oh thirty years ago, you
Speaker 2: mean like nineteen seventy seven. Nope. What in the world
Speaker 2: of sports and entertainment has gotten the biggest as the
Speaker 2: kids say, glow up? What's gotten the biggest? Glow up?
Speaker 2: And I say that because when we get ready for
Speaker 2: the NFL Draft, if you remember watching the documentary the
Speaker 2: thirty for thirty from Lway to Marino, about two of
Speaker 2: the greatest quarterbacks early eighties. The footage they show from
Speaker 2: the NFL Draft, I talking like, and this is not
Speaker 2: even the beginning days of it. This is the eighties.
Speaker 2: It's a bunch of dudes. I picture dude smoking cigarettes
Speaker 2: in a wood paneled room. Looks like a Little League
Speaker 2: with beige phones with chords on. I'm telling you, my
Speaker 2: little league had the same sort of draft vibe. I
Speaker 2: felt like theft the draft. This year it's a bank
Speaker 2: guy smoking cigars talking about people you didn't know. This
Speaker 2: year it's in Green Bay. I feel like in the
Speaker 2: eighties it was in a VFW hall. I feel like
Speaker 2: the NFL draft went from the most low budget looking
Speaker 2: like I said, owners and gms just sort of sitting around.
Speaker 2: They had like a batphone with I like a beige
Speaker 2: phone with a cord and red button eye. Yeah. And
Speaker 2: now hundreds of thousands of people flocked to a city. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's a seed, it's televised. There's fireworks, there's celebrity presenters,
Speaker 2: oceans of peace. There's someone in the back on the
Speaker 2: spot printing out jerseys for the players to hold up.
Speaker 2: It's an operation. There's a graphics package. It's a whole celebration.
Speaker 5: Last year in Detroit an estimated almost eight hundred thousand
Speaker 5: people over the three days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's insane, Danny. There's someone on hand. As of
Speaker 2: last year. Remember we talked about how there's now people
Speaker 2: doing AI of what that person looks like in the
Speaker 2: new jersey and on the new team. This guy's drafted
Speaker 2: within two seconds. Their AI digital team has mock up,
Speaker 2: so what this guy looks like running in the new uniform.
Speaker 2: So we went from guys smoking cigars at a beige
Speaker 2: VFW hall with wood panels to a spectacle where almost
Speaker 2: a million people flock to a city. I think the
Speaker 2: NFL draft used to take place in your grandparents' basement.
Speaker 2: That next to that thing that used to shake their waist. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I love that wood panel going on. I think it
Speaker 2: was your grandpa's house. So I got asked, what else
Speaker 2: in our life has had the glow up at the
Speaker 2: same level as the NFL Draft? And I have two
Speaker 2: other things that come to mind, and I want you
Speaker 2: guys to answer the list. Number two and listen, we're
Speaker 2: fresh off of it. In fact, you saw Paul Hayman
Speaker 2: talk about Shannon Sharp on Pat McAfee show. You see
Speaker 2: that the impact WrestleMania left behind. Over the last couple
Speaker 2: of days, WrestleMania and wrestling went from your grandfather talking
Speaker 2: about Hey, you know Bruno sem Martino. It was a
Speaker 2: bunch of harry chested European guys grappling. Such a low
Speaker 2: budget opposition. We got a bunch of fat guys and
Speaker 2: singlets with Harry uppermanthat let's get one guy from east
Speaker 2: each of European country and be like, oh, I'vian Putski.
Speaker 2: He's the Polish guy, Bruno Sam Martino, he's the Italian guy.
Speaker 2: And it was just a bunch of I forget the
Speaker 2: baby oil. It was a bunch of grappling, middle aged,
Speaker 2: moderately in shaped guys. It was such a lowly, dimlt
Speaker 2: low budget operation. Like think of how like glom it
Speaker 2: looked when you were watching those videos as a kid
Speaker 2: in the eighties and before the only sitement was maybe
Speaker 2: a George the Animal still eating a turn buckle. That
Speaker 2: was that was. But I'm saying it was so low
Speaker 2: budget once the eighties hit. I recently saw a clip
Speaker 2: of the Hulkster, who we've had on the show of
Speaker 2: the Years. Hulk tells the story brother brother of how
Speaker 2: he paid off. The sound guy at one of the
Speaker 2: arenas threw him a few hondo and said, yo, play
Speaker 2: I have the Tiger when I come out, and he
Speaker 2: played I The Tiger crowd went nuts. Soon after, I
Speaker 2: have a question for you. Wrestling said, oh, theme songs
Speaker 2: and then Hogan took that real American song that was,
Speaker 2: you know huge? Did the Eye of the Tiger as
Speaker 2: a saying? Right, the eye of the Tiger? He hit
Speaker 2: me with the exist Or did Rocky Balboa? Did Sylvester
Speaker 2: Stallone write that and it became a thing? Or did
Speaker 2: Survivor come up with it? Was that always a saying?
Speaker 2: Or is that something that Stallone invented? Absolutely? And then
Speaker 2: Apollo says, you lost the Eye of the Tiger a
Speaker 2: good one. So you're asking in the sports world, like
Speaker 2: in the seventeen first like, did Terry Bradshaw say, liken
Speaker 2: the eye of the Tiger? Like was that a Was
Speaker 2: that a thing an expression prior to the movie or
Speaker 2: did the movie make the expression? The movie absolutely popularized
Speaker 2: the expression. Oh it's like Dartha. Kavino and I have
Speaker 2: had an argument about another one of these. I said,
Speaker 2: the movie American Pie gave us the word milf and
Speaker 2: Kavino's like, no, that existed. I'm like, I don't think
Speaker 2: it did. Me and my friends from Union, New Jersey
Speaker 2: used to say MILF when we were in junior high.
Speaker 2: You didn't, we did. You should have sawd my friend's mom.
Speaker 2: We used to say it all the.
Speaker 1: Sudden stop it.
Speaker 5: Maybe it wasn't so mainstream rich, but I think it
Speaker 5: was a round prior to that movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we used to say Barry's mom has got it
Speaker 2: right now? Yeah, all the time. So what has gotten
Speaker 2: the glow up at the same level as wrestling and
Speaker 2: the NFL Draft? If you can think of anything else
Speaker 2: in society, movie, sports, entertainment, TV, you something in society
Speaker 2: that you're like, yo, that got a glow. Let's make
Speaker 2: it clear too about wrestling, since we just passed the
Speaker 2: WrestleMania weekend. Just the graphics alone, when they're walking out
Speaker 2: in a spectacle of it. Forget about the fans. How
Speaker 2: many fans were there, like seventy thousand fans Andy, Yeah
Speaker 2: each day, Like again, oceans of people like packed like sardines,
Speaker 2: people going wild. But just like the overall production that's
Speaker 2: the word I'm looking for. The production value event is
Speaker 2: just it's it's better than the Super Bowl Day one.
Speaker 2: I watched that with the weekend like a lot of people.
Speaker 2: I think the first match to one of the wrestlers,
Speaker 2: Jay Uso, his entrance was as long as like a
Speaker 2: Tyson Fury twenty minute intro, like getting the ring. For
Speaker 2: God's sake, the most majestic entrance we had growing up
Speaker 2: was mister Perfect's music That's about and he just walked down,
Speaker 2: you know, throwing a towel and it so was it
Speaker 2: Now it's the laser light show. It's insane. It just
Speaker 2: looks so big. It looks like a really big, well
Speaker 2: produced event. However, are you're right? It's got a glow up. However,
Speaker 2: speaking of mister Perfect, every guy spits out his gum
Speaker 2: and hits it with his hand because of mister Perfect.
Speaker 2: I mean, only the cool guys do that.
Speaker 5: Rich, I have one that is a major production.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: Just used to be a little convention for nerds, but
Speaker 5: Comic Con now the largest comics, sci fi fantasy event
Speaker 5: in the whole world.
Speaker 2: Comic Con went from nerd fast to a global phenomenon
Speaker 2: where people need to buy tickets the flights to San
Speaker 2: Diego and New York. Comic Con. Comic Con took on
Speaker 2: a life of its own, panel shows where celebrities come
Speaker 2: in and talk to the fans. You guys know about SoCon,
Speaker 2: don't no, not fall Fear No no SoCon No no, no, no. Okay,
Speaker 2: you know what I got. I got two more. I
Speaker 2: don't want to steal the answers, but we'll take your
Speaker 2: feedback next. Hey, let's be interactive. Let's chop it up
Speaker 2: eight seven, seven, nine to nine on Fox Covino Rich
Speaker 2: in for Dan Patrick. Other than the NFL Draft, that's
Speaker 2: the number one answer. What has gotten the biggest glow
Speaker 2: up over the last fifty years as far as production,
Speaker 2: the way it looks, the way it is. We got
Speaker 2: all your feedback next right here on Fox Sports Radio.
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Speaker 1: Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern six am Pacific
Speaker 1: on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: You didn't create the word milf? Yeah, Steve Cavino, inventor
Speaker 2: of the word milf. Not true. Me and my friends
Speaker 2: from Union, New Jersey. We used to say that in
Speaker 2: junior high. Nope, American Pie popularized it seriously. So anyway,
Speaker 2: we're Covino and Rich in for the great Dan Patrick.
Speaker 2: Always a pleasure. It's good to see you, guys. Hope
Speaker 2: you're having a great week, exciting week, NFL Draft week.
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Speaker 2: Benz Studios. Let's go to your feedback. The question was simple, Yeah,
Speaker 2: NFL Draft is Thursday. We saw almost a million people
Speaker 2: go to Detroit.
Speaker 1: Billions and millions and millions.
Speaker 2: We've seen millions of people come out for these things.
Speaker 2: The NFL Draft in Green Bay, in fact, that's where
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick and the dan Atts are today. They're on
Speaker 2: their way. It's a spectacle. Much like WWE went from
Speaker 2: old oily guys grappling to a billion dollar industry. That's
Speaker 2: two nights of WrestleMania. So I said it right old school,
Speaker 2: like early wrestling is a bunch of like Harry farn
Speaker 2: dudes and Vince McMahon senior always had someone representing, had
Speaker 2: someone representing each yes, each ethnicity, the stereotypes. It was
Speaker 2: like Ivan Putski, you're the Polish guy. They Bruno San Martino,
Speaker 2: you're the Italian guy. And now look wrestling in So
Speaker 2: I said, what in our life and let's just say
Speaker 2: the last fifty years nineteen seventy five, I wasn't even
Speaker 2: born yet, but we'll go seventy five to twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: what has gotten the biggest glow up? And I said,
Speaker 2: the NFL Draft and WWE wrestling are the top answers
Speaker 2: on the boy. Can I throw two things into this? Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right? Before we go to the phones, eight seven seven,
Speaker 2: ninety nine on Fox. As far as glow up, how
Speaker 2: about Carrie Underwood's legs? Can I just throw her legs
Speaker 2: in there? Carrie Underwoods legs. Those aren't the two things though,
Speaker 2: but they're pretty dope. Does she go to the car
Speaker 2: wash and say, can you armor all these things?
Speaker 1: She does?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but her any idle contestant for that matter. When
Speaker 2: the start off, I know Rich's favorite answer is clay aching,
Speaker 2: because I know Rich's answer Clay aching. But remember like
Speaker 2: he came in looking like the biggest weaenness all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, he was like a rock star by the
Speaker 2: end of the season. But carry Underwood has to be
Speaker 2: the number one answer there, right, And I know because
Speaker 2: I talk to you every day. We often referenced UFC
Speaker 2: from where it started it's humble beginnings, to where it
Speaker 2: is now. It's been an incredible glow up and fun
Speaker 2: to see because we watched it was almost like it
Speaker 2: was almost like borderline underground. There was like the Gracie
Speaker 2: Brothers and like if you knew it, you knew it,
Speaker 2: but not really like it was prior to actual mixed
Speaker 2: martial arts, meaning like that's that's an art form in itself.
Speaker 2: Now to have the skill of all different martial art forms.
Speaker 2: Back then, it was like jiu jitsu guy versus sumo guy.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. It was like different styles
Speaker 2: fighting different styles. I remember getting that and getting tough
Speaker 2: man competitions. It was the most low budget operation. Now
Speaker 2: it's huge. Eleven point three billion dollars now see and
Speaker 2: billions and billions and millions. Let's got Richard and Bakersfield.
Speaker 2: What's up, Richard? What got the biggest glow up? Man?
Speaker 2: You know what? Hip hop was not even a genre.
Speaker 2: Hip hop was a new a new format essentially, right.
Speaker 5: I think they called it a fad in the eighties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what, And I think it's a great
Speaker 2: answer because we watched the evolution of it and went
Speaker 2: from nothing to something, went from nothing to a halftime
Speaker 2: shows hit his peak, and now we're like, we're regressing. Dude,
Speaker 2: If Kendrick Lamar did the halftime show, it's bigger than ever.
Speaker 2: Hip hop is here Dave in Virginia, it's up, Dave.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go with the Little League World Series.
Speaker 6: You know, back in the day, it was just the
Speaker 6: Little the.
Speaker 3: World Series itself.
Speaker 6: Now they have all the regional coverage all the different teams.
Speaker 2: Literal League World Series is a great answer. I love
Speaker 2: that answer, Douglas in Southern California.
Speaker 3: It's up, doug Hey, good morning guys. Hey, so I'm
Speaker 3: gonna go with the World Series of Poker.
Speaker 6: Back in the.
Speaker 3: Days, it was just some grubby old man playing some poker,
Speaker 3: and then after Chris Moneymaker came in and won it,
Speaker 3: everybody's dropping fifty play in that ament.
Speaker 2: No great answer as well. And you know, you know,
Speaker 2: I thought of one off the sports map a little bit,
Speaker 2: but we stud last year the RNC and the DNC politics.
Speaker 2: It went from like, you know, they had the conventions
Speaker 2: in the city. Now they have performances, and how about
Speaker 2: nobody talked about it the way people talk about it now.
Speaker 2: So hey, your thoughts. We'll take a few more at
Speaker 2: Covine and Rich what's got the biggest glow up? Then
Speaker 2: we'll actually talk about the NFL draft. AJ Brown's in
Speaker 2: the news, and of course some Shack Diesel trivia all
Speaker 2: coming up right here. Fox Sports Radio