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Speaker 2: Oh can I complain about something? I mean, that's what
Speaker 2: we're doing. I mean, we are complaining. It is festiv
Speaker 2: us for you know, for goodness sake, for the rest
Speaker 2: of us. You can say it's jealousy, because it is.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say something, and I'll be honest, there's a
Speaker 2: clear jealousy factor. I hate the fact that what we
Speaker 2: do for a living. Kavino and I've been doing broadcasting
Speaker 2: for twenty years. Jay stew you've been in the game
Speaker 2: with Gottlieb, with Jim Rome. You've been how long You've
Speaker 2: been doing radio and broadcasting since ninety six? Same since
Speaker 2: ninety seven I started college radio. I'm a tad younger
Speaker 2: than you guys, but we're all in our forties doing ray. Well,
Speaker 2: you're a little older. We've all been doing radio for
Speaker 2: quite some time. The fact that someone becomes the viral
Speaker 2: sensation for a minute and then they have a podcast.
Speaker 2: I don't know why it bothers me so much. The
Speaker 2: fact at Hawk to a girl's like I have a podcast.
Speaker 2: The fact that the fact that Jason Kelsey's wife because
Speaker 2: she's the wife and she's likable, and she's the wife
Speaker 2: of a Kelsey whose brother's dating Taylor Swift. When you
Speaker 2: really track it, then she gets the number one podcast
Speaker 2: of the week over Joe Rogan. Stuff like that makes
Speaker 2: it I'm even more petty about. It's like, what am
Speaker 2: I even doing? On a more petty doing? What made
Speaker 2: us unique? Like that was a bold decision to be
Speaker 2: a college kid and say, you know what, I'm not
Speaker 2: even going for it, telling your family like I think
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do radio and they're like radio, you don't
Speaker 2: even talk? What are you crazy?
Speaker 4: Radio?
Speaker 2: That was like a bold choice. So our bold choice
Speaker 2: that made us unique, that we dove headfirst into is
Speaker 2: something that people do for fun and their socks and
Speaker 2: their basement. Everybody does what we do all of a
Speaker 2: sudden grant granted, ninety percent of them fail. The number
Speaker 2: one easy thing to buy online is used podcast equipment
Speaker 2: because apparently they you look anywhere people buy micone the
Speaker 2: setup they do a podcast, they realize they have a
Speaker 2: no one listening and quicker. This takes time and effort,
Speaker 2: doesn't it, and they sell.
Speaker 4: It so well.
Speaker 2: If we're gonnairk a grievances. I hate when people find
Speaker 2: out that I'm a professional broadcaster that has a podcast
Speaker 2: covin Or and Rich and then they want to tell
Speaker 2: me about their weak ass podcast that they listen to
Speaker 2: or they have like I don't want to hear about it,
Speaker 2: and I don't care. I'm telling you about mine. I'm
Speaker 2: on Fox Sports Radio. I'm in for the great Dan Patrick.
Speaker 2: You want to tell me about some stupid podcast you like?
Speaker 2: How about mine?
Speaker 4: That bothers me? I love you know why? I love
Speaker 4: this speak. I rarely get you two in this mood
Speaker 4: like you guys are in. This is more my mind.
Speaker 2: I know we're usually like we usually uh, we're usually
Speaker 2: like annoyingly positive. So you're right, this is good. Let's grieve, Jason.
Speaker 2: We have built our lives around radio, which turn into podcasting. Right,
Speaker 2: So if they find out, oh, you do a show
Speaker 2: and then they have to tell you about some other
Speaker 2: show they're into that I don't know or care about.
Speaker 2: To me, that's disrespectful. If I find out you're a plumber,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna start talking about all these great plumbers.
Speaker 2: I know it's annoying, right, It's just how I find
Speaker 2: it to be annoying. Listen, since we're airing now, I'm
Speaker 2: letting you know listen, it might sound like again a
Speaker 2: little jealous. I don't know if it's that as much
Speaker 2: as there is something irritating about our industry and well
Speaker 2: audio entertainment is that it's all time high, which is
Speaker 2: great for what we do. It's just there. I heard
Speaker 2: some stat the other day that there's over four million
Speaker 2: podcasts that debuted last year. Most of them gone, like
Speaker 2: I said, but four million people launched a podcast, all right, well,
Speaker 2: which appreciate it. I remember devoter our lives to this.
Speaker 2: I remember you listen. We make a living on it,
Speaker 2: and we appreciate everyone listening. We're filling it for DP.
Speaker 2: I'm not. I don't want to bitch and complain too much,
Speaker 2: but one time I went out, what is the what
Speaker 2: is this the complainer and bitch show?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's our.
Speaker 2: But we are today. But one last thing and then
Speaker 2: I'll be all positive again. I got what. I remember
Speaker 2: going to a bar with Cavino this when he first
Speaker 2: started dating his girlfriend, and his girlfriend brought out one
Speaker 2: of her friends. She was like some hot chick in
Speaker 2: her twenties and she's like, oh my god, my friend
Speaker 2: does exactly what you do. She does like a weekly
Speaker 2: like fashion podcast for fun. I'm like, your friends is
Speaker 2: not due what I did?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like I think just a microphone in your room doesn't
Speaker 2: mean we do the same thing. I'll give you a grievance.
Speaker 2: In the world of sports, Okay, this next guy up
Speaker 2: makes the most money thing drives me insane. I love
Speaker 2: Rock Perty, I'm a Niners fan, but when people are saying, like, well,
Speaker 2: his turn fifty sixty million, No, I don't get why
Speaker 2: in sports it's become next guy up. Baseball, football, basketball,
Speaker 2: it really is like, your contract's up. Doesn't mean you
Speaker 2: need to now be the highest paid individual in that sport.
Speaker 2: And that is an odd thing that's going on. We'll
Speaker 2: give you one because look at any sport, it's usually
Speaker 2: not the best player that's the highest paid in that moment. Yeah,
Speaker 2: bro it should end with rock Party because he needs
Speaker 2: to be reasoning. If Brock Purdy got about forty five
Speaker 2: to fifty, I'd say, all right, the market's right. Yeah,
Speaker 2: But if Brock Purty gets fifty five sixty million dollars,
Speaker 2: then the market's not right just because he's the next guy.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with you on that. That's annoying. How about
Speaker 2: this as a Yankees fan, you mentioned the facial hair rule.
Speaker 2: I agree, there's a compromise. The fact that they didn't
Speaker 2: have a City Connect jersey. That bothered me. It's like
Speaker 2: every team was like, yeah, man, let's have a cool,
Speaker 2: other alternative jersey. It's just a fun, fun merchandise to have.
Speaker 2: Although I believe in the pinstrip pride, like you can't
Speaker 2: have an alter like they have a batting jersey. Why
Speaker 2: couldn't you have a city connect the jersey. They're too
Speaker 2: cool for, like you said, the tradition of no facial hair,
Speaker 2: and they're too cool to go along with the cool
Speaker 2: trend for their young fans a city Connect jersey. That's
Speaker 2: why some of these young guys don't want to play
Speaker 2: for a stuffy organization like that. You can say tradition,
Speaker 2: but you got to compromise a little bit. So if
Speaker 2: you could have a navy blue batting jersey and you
Speaker 2: can wear a stupid mockneck underneath, like there's other variations
Speaker 2: of their merchandise, you couldn't have a City Connect. That
Speaker 2: was weird to me. I got another one that's nonsports related.
Speaker 2: We probably have brought it up for the past three
Speaker 2: or four years, but it still bothers me when when
Speaker 2: everybody just wants a tip, because it really is absurd.
Speaker 2: It's like, how did this become the normal thing? I
Speaker 2: just don't get that at all. You order a smoothie
Speaker 2: and they turn your little screen around and they play,
Speaker 2: here's what bothers me the most rich. I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: give you the same spiel about everybody wants a tip?
Speaker 4: Am I?
Speaker 2: Right? When they say it's gonna ask you a few questions?
Speaker 2: I want to again karate chop that person. And they're
Speaker 2: instructed to say that, but like, let's be really, what's
Speaker 2: the question question? How much you get to tip me?
Speaker 2: I said, you see the funny meme questions? You say, huh,
Speaker 2: you see the funny memeent with someone at a Catholic
Speaker 2: church and they were doing confession and the priest goes,
Speaker 2: it's gonna ask you a question, and the priest turns around. Dude,
Speaker 2: I mean, it's ridiculous. It's cross. So what's your take
Speaker 2: on this chase to because I last night I went
Speaker 2: to go get takeout. Mendosino Farms was like a cool
Speaker 2: little you know, sandwich spot out here in LA like
Speaker 2: you overpriced fifteen twenty dollars sandwiches. I go to pickup
Speaker 2: so no delivery. I make the order online on the
Speaker 2: app go to pick up? The app says, what's your tip?
Speaker 2: Are you tipping a pickup order? If you went to
Speaker 2: go get you and your.
Speaker 4: Short answer, short answer no. I For whatever reason, I
Speaker 4: don't know why COVID keeps coming up today, but during COVID,
Speaker 4: I became a very generous tipper. You know, that was
Speaker 4: the thing people in service last than are tips. And
Speaker 4: I'm still a generous tipper. I never stopped doing that.
Speaker 4: But I'm not tipping for anything I didn't tip for
Speaker 4: before COVID. That's my rule. We have to I'm not
Speaker 4: told guy that just made my sandwich.
Speaker 2: We have to take the power back when it comes
Speaker 2: to this. You feel like a grinch. You feel like
Speaker 2: a scrooge when you don't tip, but it's like you
Speaker 2: don't deserve it. And there was a mean to really
Speaker 2: wrap that up, Bretch, there's a new rule. If I
Speaker 2: order my food standing up, I'm not tipping.
Speaker 4: That's a good one.
Speaker 2: That's it's as simple as that, right, But you have
Speaker 2: to abide by You have that guilt trip right and
Speaker 2: you're like, do you know the exception is reset? The standard?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 2: If you order like a you know, like a fancy
Speaker 2: your burger place where you bring a number to your
Speaker 2: table on a runner brings your food, like the in
Speaker 2: between type place do you put like two or three
Speaker 2: bucks on? Then I'm like, why why? Because they walk
Speaker 2: two feet with my food? I don't Yeah, it does
Speaker 2: bother me. I'm sorry to bring it up again. It's
Speaker 2: been going on for a few years now, but I
Speaker 2: had to bring it up since we're aaron. Our grievance
Speaker 2: is it because it bothers me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, So your phone calls, we appreciate it. Let's
Speaker 2: let's let's zip through all of them. The phones are hot,
Speaker 2: as uh Scotti Farrell would say, light them up, So
Speaker 2: shake gato. It's fun anything from you. You're the biggest
Speaker 2: complainer right now, and you're pretty quiet. I mean, do
Speaker 2: you really want me to let loose on the two
Speaker 2: of you? Yeah, most of them have to do with us,
Speaker 2: I'm sure. Oh, I know Spot's biggest complaint. We'll have
Speaker 2: a really long We'll have a really nice com Let's
Speaker 2: say we go on for a really fun twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: I don't know talking about uh Patrick Mahomes. Spot hates
Speaker 2: at Cavino, and I think that it's easy for him
Speaker 2: to make that a thirty second clip on social media
Speaker 2: was stressful. Yeah, spot, make it like thirty seconds. It's like,
Speaker 2: how do you expect me to make a twenty minute
Speaker 2: conversation thirty second spot? Making thirty seconds? Tell me what
Speaker 2: you want me to want me to have you say?
Speaker 2: And then I'll be mad that he left out my
Speaker 2: head And then we've had that home impression that really
Speaker 2: like best point. He's like, what, oh, bro, you lift
Speaker 2: up my putt put that in?
Speaker 7: And I'm like, I you don't know how much stuff
Speaker 7: I took out just to make it make sense.
Speaker 2: You cut out the part where I was like, I'm here,
Speaker 2: I'm here. Why did you cut that out? It was
Speaker 2: the best port That was the best part. But but
Speaker 2: I can see that being one of your complaints because
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people that edit stuff for
Speaker 2: social media realize it's not It's not as easy as
Speaker 2: you think, Jay Stude. Where do we want to go?
Speaker 2: Who are we talking to?
Speaker 4: I think I want to start with Jeffrey in West Virginia.
Speaker 4: You've been holding the longest, Jeffrey, You're on the air.
Speaker 4: What's up, jeff Hey, I.
Speaker 8: Have a sports grievance and it may be old, but
Speaker 8: I've just noticed it this year go ahead, a lot
Speaker 8: of the inn FEL players don't seem to be wearing
Speaker 8: their mouth guards. They leave them hanging off the front
Speaker 8: of their face mask. And it's a safety professional that
Speaker 8: bothers me. But it's not in the rules that they
Speaker 8: have to wear them. But I think it's a bad
Speaker 8: example because the kids usually end up mimicking what the
Speaker 8: adults the NFL players do, and I think it's going
Speaker 8: to just trickle down to the little kids not wearing mouthpieces,
Speaker 8: and I think that's a bad, bad thing.
Speaker 2: I agree with that. And if you look closely, a
Speaker 2: lot of them don't even wear their the proper protective
Speaker 2: padding that they're supposed to be wearing. You know, they're
Speaker 2: just wearing their pants with no pads in them. Sometimes,
Speaker 2: but they put their mouthguard now. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you notice, but not only do they not put it
Speaker 2: in their mouth where it should be, it's not even bangling.
Speaker 2: They put it on top of their helmet. It's like stuck.
Speaker 2: They stick.
Speaker 4: There's a fluorescent mouthpiece hanging out of their helmet.
Speaker 2: I don't know why, but it's all for flair. Steph
Speaker 2: Curry style.
Speaker 4: No, No, that's the thing. I think it's all started
Speaker 4: with Steph Curry. Okay, so Steph Curry started this whole
Speaker 4: thing where he's always just chewing on it, and I
Speaker 4: think it's going to take like one unfortunate episode, like
Speaker 4: something's gonna happen to stuff, and the doctor will have
Speaker 4: a press conference will be like, you know what, if
Speaker 4: he was just actually putting the mouth guard in his mouth,
Speaker 4: we could have saved his tongue.
Speaker 2: You know, it's gonna take it. It's gonna it's gonna
Speaker 2: take Steph Curry getting his front tooth knocked out and
Speaker 2: then he has terrible like veneers and they was like, Ah,
Speaker 2: it's gonna happen. It really is. I actually appreciate that one.
Speaker 2: Kids mimic this stuff. That's true. I love combat sports.
Speaker 2: We talked about the Usik Fury fight. I love MMA.
Speaker 2: How can we talk about safety in sports and then
Speaker 2: in the same breath watch these slap fights. I watched
Speaker 2: the dumb videos on TikTok and x and Instagram, But
Speaker 2: I mean, how are we okay with these slap Isn't
Speaker 2: that counteracting everything we talk about in sports, like safety, safety, vulnerable,
Speaker 2: how's that a sport? I just can't power slap Dana
Speaker 2: White letting you gotta give him credit for pushing that throw.
Speaker 2: And people be like, okay, yeah, sure.
Speaker 7: Power slab you uh tickle fights and if you laugh,
Speaker 7: then you're out.
Speaker 2: I got one from this.
Speaker 4: We can.
Speaker 2: Speaking of fights, you can't allow. Tyson Fury comes in
Speaker 2: weighing two eighty something, right, yeah, because it's a heavyweight fight.
Speaker 2: Olexander Usik is two twenty six in shape. Tyson Fury
Speaker 2: comes out there with his shorts pulled up to his
Speaker 2: man boobs. It's like, come on, dude, you can can't
Speaker 2: look like that in the fight, those shorts pulled up
Speaker 2: high way high like that. Nope, I'm gonna air my grievance.
Speaker 2: J Still, who's next?
Speaker 4: T I want to say, ta in Georgia? What's up?
Speaker 2: T at at a n R?
Speaker 3: What's up? Fella's shout out to y'all. Listen, y'all been
Speaker 3: grieving a lot, and I ain't gonna lie to you. Man,
Speaker 3: it's been so much I can't even I can't even
Speaker 3: remember what I actually was gonna be grieving about. Well,
Speaker 3: let's just say in the NBA in general, shout out
Speaker 3: to the to them having their whole I guess Cup,
Speaker 3: the second Annual Cup. Yeah, this whole them making a
Speaker 3: just trying to make a gimmick of things. Is just listen,
Speaker 3: just let it fall into obscurity like he did back
Speaker 3: in the mid two thousands, where there was maybe one
Speaker 3: or two superstars and then and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: something has to pop off where we start to look
Speaker 3: at and realize that there are other stars out here.
Speaker 3: You know, you're Pullow being Caroes and you're you know,
Speaker 3: you're of the superstars. So, you know, just just let
Speaker 3: it fall into obscurity. We don't have to change anything.
Speaker 3: Just let it be what it is.
Speaker 4: So that's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you. You're right on. And by the way,
Speaker 2: speaking of basketball, I have a one more grievance on Festivus.
Speaker 2: You know, I uh, I didn't downplay it, but I was.
Speaker 2: I was. I gotta be honest when I'm wrong, I'll
Speaker 2: admit it. I did not think the WNBA would flourish
Speaker 2: the way it did. I thought people would lose interest
Speaker 2: quick but I was wrong. The w NBA gained a
Speaker 2: lot of momentum. And my my grievance is and I
Speaker 2: don't think it's I don't think it has to be
Speaker 2: racial because people want to make it racial. I just
Speaker 2: think it's amazing how other women and people refuse to
Speaker 2: like elevate Caitlin Clark, the idea of like, you know,
Speaker 2: embrace this is what you've been waiting for. To quote
Speaker 2: your favorite movie, Diehard Spot Bobby, I'm your white Knight.
Speaker 2: Shit every time Kaitlyn Clark black white. I don't think
Speaker 2: this is a race thing. I think Kaitlyn Clark is
Speaker 2: a great thing for the WNBA and people should embrace it.
Speaker 2: They should embrace the feud with her in Angel Reese
Speaker 2: and and like there were people that were like, she
Speaker 2: shouldn't have been athlete of the year. It should have
Speaker 2: been the league. No, she should have been Athlete of
Speaker 2: the year. She delivered whatever gets on the sport, it's
Speaker 2: it would be like and I'm not comparing their importance
Speaker 2: to the sport, but it'd be like boxing fans not
Speaker 2: saying that Jake Paul is good for boxing, like he
Speaker 2: absolutely is. I'm not saying he's the greatest boxer, but
Speaker 2: he's bringing attention to the sport. That's what the sport needs.
Speaker 2: Much like women's basketball, I mean my angel Angel resent
Speaker 2: Kitlyn Clark. That's a great I like lean into this.
Speaker 7: Fewd lean into I have a great counter grievance for
Speaker 7: this point. Yeah, stop caring.
Speaker 2: Let's start.
Speaker 7: Stop pretending like you care about the WNB Just stop pretending,
Speaker 7: you know, like stop you know like women' spot, do
Speaker 7: you know, stop pretending you know your you know who.
Speaker 2: You are spot you stop pretending you.
Speaker 4: Care about the w n B A.
Speaker 2: For the first time, like you, I really was tuned
Speaker 2: in because of because of the rivalry between Kaitlyn Clark
Speaker 2: and Angel Rees.
Speaker 7: I'm really you really were tuned in. Rivalries were tuned
Speaker 7: in to the w n B A. Then no one
Speaker 7: was tuned into the w n B A this year.
Speaker 7: Many paid attention to the hot stories, the hot topics,
Speaker 7: the headlines tuned in.
Speaker 2: I didn't really spot with those sex I think, what
Speaker 2: a weird time to be sexist.
Speaker 4: But that was a part of the problem with the
Speaker 4: w n B A. And I'll piggyback on on Richard,
Speaker 4: this was my biggest grievance of the entire the entire
Speaker 4: year because you were so tuned jealousy about Kaitlyn Clark. No,
Speaker 4: but to piggyback on this. Part of it was that
Speaker 4: a lot of people who knew nothing about the sport
Speaker 4: or had zero opinions about it, all of a sudden
Speaker 4: had opinion, and then that became a thing for the
Speaker 4: WNBA to get more pissed off about. So not only
Speaker 4: were they pissed off about Caitlin Clark and all the
Speaker 4: attention she was getting, they were also pissed off at
Speaker 4: all the attention they were getting. It's like a league
Speaker 4: that can never be happy, it can never be grateful.
Speaker 4: I think that that's the biggest problem with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt, I agree one hundred percent. It's like
Speaker 2: any hot issue. Everyone thinks they're an expert overnight because
Speaker 2: they get their rese there. Like everyone's a drone expert
Speaker 2: now right, everyone's a drone expert or a COVID expert.
Speaker 2: There's COVID again, you know whatever, the story is, all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, overnight, I'm a vaccine expert. Sure you are, okay,
Speaker 2: So we allow you to air your grievances on Festivus
Speaker 2: And it continues at Covino and Rich at Fox Sports
Speaker 2: Radio hashtag. I got a problem with Rich and we
Speaker 2: got to talk about Ricky Henderson. Yeah, the great Ricky
Speaker 2: passed away over the weekend. And you know, was it you?
Speaker 2: Someone hit me up early in the morning and it
Speaker 2: was me because that Dave Winfield story, Yeah, one that
Speaker 2: people we were talking about it. I got word and
Speaker 2: I was playing softball Saturday morning early, just you know,
Speaker 2: get a little exercise in while you sat around and
Speaker 2: did nothing. And I got the message and I was
Speaker 2: the guy that, you know, I don't want to be
Speaker 2: that guy, but I was like, yo, hey, do it guys,
Speaker 2: you're I think Ricky Henderson might have passed away. And
Speaker 2: it wasn't on TMZ, it wasn't on CNN or it
Speaker 2: was nowhere. It was Dave Winfield's instagram. I was like, yes,
Speaker 2: are It was like it's not very confirmed, but I
Speaker 2: hope that's not true. And then slowly but surely, the
Speaker 2: news started coming out and it just shows you man
Speaker 2: sixty five years old. He was one of those dudes
Speaker 2: we all thought this, not just me. I thought he'd
Speaker 2: lived to like one hundred and eighty five years old.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess, Ricky Henderson, I guess. You don't
Speaker 2: know people's underlying health issues. But as a player, you
Speaker 2: look at me and say, the guy that was that fast,
Speaker 2: that powerful, that in shape, that ran he ran three
Speaker 2: to five miles every other day. He was conditioning. He
Speaker 2: was you know, remember he was on the nork Bears
Speaker 2: and some other minor league teams. As he got older,
Speaker 2: he was he was still stealing like forty fifties stolen
Speaker 2: bases a year at like forty six years old. So,
Speaker 2: I mean, the guy was in great shape. He's just
Speaker 2: one of those dudes that you thought for sure would
Speaker 2: live a long time. Sixty five. Ricky Henderson, the Man
Speaker 2: of Steel. So I want you to think about the
Speaker 2: favorite Ricky Henderson's story you have. I'm I'm not saying personally, hey,
Speaker 2: but if you have one, that would be great. But
Speaker 2: there are so many anecdotes and so many legendary baseball
Speaker 2: tales about the guy that's spoken third person. Ricky Henderson
Speaker 2: will share those stories. Pay a little tribute to the
Speaker 2: great Ricky Henderson. Next right here Covino rich In for
Speaker 2: the Great Dan Patrick.
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Speaker 2: As you hear run DMC Christmas in Hollis. There's a
Speaker 2: hilarious clip if you watch the show Abbot Elementary, which
Speaker 2: is one of the only good sitcoms left on network television.
Speaker 2: The teachers want to perform this at like the school
Speaker 2: Christmas festival, and all the young kids like what is this? Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: this used to be what would be considered the coolest
Speaker 2: Christmas song when we were kids. You said Christmas song?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 7: Funny that it was in the movie die Hard, which
Speaker 7: is technically a Christmas movie, Am I right?
Speaker 2: You know someone debated me on this because I said that.
Speaker 2: I said that the die Hard Christmas debate is up
Speaker 2: there for me with Lebron versus Jordan, a debate for nimrods.
Speaker 2: But I will add this one thing. Someone hit me up.
Speaker 2: Someone hit you up with the the best, I would say,
Speaker 2: the best argument yet saw it on our Twitter. Actually,
Speaker 2: I think someone hit me up saying that It's a
Speaker 2: Wonderful Life and all these other Christmas movies were also
Speaker 2: released in the summer, and I'm like, oh were they,
Speaker 2: because yeah, It's Wonderful Life is undeniably a Christmas I agree,
Speaker 2: So that's no debate. So that goes against thought.
Speaker 7: Sports. I assume it's sports. Degen fifty eight says on
Speaker 7: Twitter it has seven Christmas songs on its soundtrack.
Speaker 2: To me, that's a Christmas movie. That's more than most
Speaker 2: Christmas movies.
Speaker 4: But that was what was so funny about what Rich said.
Speaker 4: He said, the nimrods who have this debate, and then
Speaker 4: he ended debate by going with the unpopular answer. Of
Speaker 4: course it's not. That's an unpopular answer, Rich, if you're
Speaker 4: gonna call people nimrods and then pick the one that's
Speaker 4: very controversial.
Speaker 2: Jase dou you know it's interesting is that I'm talking
Speaker 2: about something I said I hate talking about so in fact,
Speaker 2: in the moment, I hate myself and I hate you,
Speaker 2: Ricky Henderson. I hate myself right now because the more
Speaker 2: I think about it, I realize why idiots including me
Speaker 2: in this moment fight about this Diehard thing because the
Speaker 2: same I guess what I'm not watching randomly in the
Speaker 2: spring or summer a Christmas movie, But I would watch
Speaker 2: die Hard randomly if I if it was on TV
Speaker 2: or something so.
Speaker 7: Rich Derail's conversations. That's one of my grievances. Yeah, me too.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm talking about. Rickey Henderson, the late
Speaker 2: great Ricky sixty five years old, complications from pneumonia. Is
Speaker 2: there any update or is that where is That's where
Speaker 2: we're at right, No, man, But it did start with
Speaker 2: some speculation because Dave Winfield, former teammate, Hall of Famer
Speaker 2: legend Dave Winfield, posted that he was truly upset, couldn't believe,
Speaker 2: still coldn't believe that he had to deal with the
Speaker 2: passing of his longtime friend Ricky Henderson. And then that
Speaker 2: put everyone on this search like what Ricky Henderson? And
Speaker 2: it was nowhere to be seen. The family hadn't announced anything,
Speaker 2: It wasn't on TMZ or any news outlet. I know
Speaker 2: you did, and of course you went to X, you
Speaker 2: went to tams that, you went everywhere, and then you
Speaker 2: Google news Ricky and nothing comes up. And then later
Speaker 2: that day it started to come out and you're like,
Speaker 2: no way, man, Ricky Henderson. You know people throw around,
Speaker 2: this is one one takeaway people throw around. Oh he
Speaker 2: was one of a kind. Oh man, he was one
Speaker 2: of the great ones. They throwed that stuff around way
Speaker 2: too much, because then how do you describe a Ricky Henderson?
Speaker 2: Give me a break. He's arguably the greatest, if not
Speaker 2: all around greatest player we've ever seen, greatest leadoff hitter
Speaker 2: of multy five years in the big leagues. And talk
Speaker 2: about characters, right, so many takeaways, so many moments, And
Speaker 2: I have one of my favorite it quotes. The thing is,
Speaker 2: sometimes the legend becomes fact. A lot of these stories
Speaker 2: aren't true, but you want him to be true. Some
Speaker 2: of them are true. But I'll never forget as a
Speaker 2: Yankees fan just seeing Ricky Henderson knowing he was in
Speaker 2: Oakland A. And there's no debate there. He's an Oakland A.
Speaker 2: He's a Bay Area legend. But he played five sweet
Speaker 2: years with the Yankees, and in the prime time of
Speaker 2: my fandom growing up, when I was a kid, when
Speaker 2: he saw how this dude played, and he saw him
Speaker 2: steel bases, you saw how he looked in a uniform.
Speaker 2: One of my first takeaways was my goodness, he looks
Speaker 2: like a running back in pinstripes, chiseled out of stone,
Speaker 2: chiseled out of stone, like you saw. This sounds corny,
Speaker 2: but I'm sure Mary wouldn't recognize this or know this.
Speaker 2: Mary's a little younger. Like you saw his quads through
Speaker 2: the uniform, Like you saw how like built he Back
Speaker 2: in the day when we were kids, people that played
Speaker 2: baseball looked like Keith nandez An Ozzie Smith, like you
Speaker 2: were like dad bod sort of. And Ricky Henderson was
Speaker 2: the one guy where you're like, he must work out.
Speaker 2: You're like, this dude is chiseled and you saw his
Speaker 2: leg muscles through the uniform, you really did. You saw
Speaker 2: how he played the game he didn't know. And I
Speaker 2: don't think a lot of people talk about this, but
Speaker 2: I think everybody knows it. One of my first observations
Speaker 2: as a child, because we would mimic it was not
Speaker 2: only his batting stance, but when he would snap a
Speaker 2: fly ball a pop out, he would snap it to
Speaker 2: the side of his glove. He would catch a routine
Speaker 2: can of corn with flash and flare, and that's what
Speaker 2: separated Ricky Henderson. When you see someone do that, you
Speaker 2: know what you know in little league or rec league softball,
Speaker 2: when someone has a lazy flyball and they catch it
Speaker 2: a little snap down with their glove, that's the Ricky flash,
Speaker 2: the only guy doing that.
Speaker 4: Because he was actually he was the hot dog before
Speaker 4: baseball allowed you to be a hot dog like today,
Speaker 4: people that that pimped their home runs and Cadillac around
Speaker 4: the base was the that happens every.
Speaker 2: Day in their jersey when you paid for it. Yeah, Steve,
Speaker 2: they kind of let it go. For Ricky, they absolutely did.
Speaker 2: He was the exception. He was the only guy Jase did.
Speaker 2: That's a great point. I'm because I picture Ricky because
Speaker 2: another misconception. Oh fast, you know a lot of stone
Speaker 2: bases and hits. I had a ton of home runs
Speaker 2: for a leadof hitter, almost four hundred, I believe, right
Speaker 2: like three ninety something three that like ninety seven or
Speaker 2: ninety nine. Maybe give me a cross before Rickey Henderson
Speaker 2: home run. I think it's like three ninety seven.
Speaker 4: Like in a lot of ways, like you always hear about,
Speaker 4: oh that guy is that guy's old school, Ricky was
Speaker 4: way ahead of his time in that nowadays, you put
Speaker 4: all your power hitters at the top of the order.
Speaker 4: Ricky Henderson was a power hitter you put at the
Speaker 4: top of the order. He just happened to be fast.
Speaker 2: But I mean he bat at two seventy nine. I
Speaker 2: knew that just because I wanted him to be like
Speaker 2: that two to eighty guy. But twenty five years into Bigies,
Speaker 2: broke every stolen base record possible. Got a little criticism
Speaker 2: when he said, you know today, I'm the greatest. Got
Speaker 2: a little criticism back then, which is again because it
Speaker 2: was back then. Now everybody showboats. Jay Stu made the
Speaker 2: best point that he was playing way ahead of his time.
Speaker 2: The fact that we live in a world now, and
Speaker 2: I'm all for it. We live in a world of
Speaker 2: staring at your home run bat flips. I like the
Speaker 2: world of Major League baseball, adding a little flash and
Speaker 2: a little a little fun. I like a good bat flip.
Speaker 2: I like an aggressive pitcher then pitching inside. That's part
Speaker 2: of the game.
Speaker 4: I love.
Speaker 2: Ricky Henderson is the first guy I could ever remember.
Speaker 2: I'm picturing him in the batter's box, ripping a home
Speaker 2: run and doing like that first hop step to first base.
Speaker 2: Pimp and his shirt Yeah, the chain comes out a
Speaker 2: little bit. Yet, you know, as he rounded the bases.
Speaker 2: He had over three thousand hits. He was just a
Speaker 2: dominant personality for the world of baseball and one of
Speaker 2: my favorite stories. Again, we all have our favorite moments.
Speaker 2: I had my favorite baseball cards, my favorite pictures of him.
Speaker 2: I have a picture that I kept. I used to
Speaker 2: have it in the frame. What I did, Rich, I've
Speaker 2: taken a lot of memorabilia down. I put him in books,
Speaker 2: like in a plastic sleeve, right, and I have a picture.
Speaker 2: Let you know the rule about memorabilia, Jason, he wasn't autographed.
Speaker 2: It's not autographed. You just have a picture of a
Speaker 2: man on your wall. Yeah, so this is a group
Speaker 2: of men. But I had a picture of like it
Speaker 2: was Ricky Henderson, Willie Randolph, Don Manningly, Dave Brughetti, Dave Winfield,
Speaker 2: all in one one photo. And I always loved because
Speaker 2: I mean, these were my heroes and Ricky Henderson front
Speaker 2: and center, just smiling making everybody laugh. That was the
Speaker 2: other thing with Ricky Henderson, Tuto Rich. He had all
Speaker 2: this flair and all this flash. He backed it up
Speaker 2: and he was likable. He was beloved, by all his teammates,
Speaker 2: and even if he was playing against you, you sort
Speaker 2: of respected him. No one hated Ricky Henderson the way
Speaker 2: you could hate someone as dominant as he was with
Speaker 2: that much flash. One of my favorite stories. It's one
Speaker 2: of one of the stories that I'm not sure it's true,
Speaker 2: but I could see it happening, but it made me
Speaker 2: laugh either way. One of my favorite stories. Rumor has it,
Speaker 2: when Ricky Henderson played for the Mariners in two thousand,
Speaker 2: he noticed first baseman John Olrud wore a helmet while
Speaker 2: playing in the field instead of a cap. Ricky told him,
Speaker 2: I used to play with a guy on the Mets
Speaker 2: last year that did that too. Olrud replied, Yeah, that
Speaker 2: was me, Ricky. We were teammates on the Mets last year,
Speaker 2: if that's true. Like, I love that he was so
Speaker 2: just Ricky Henderson. And he's played with so many different
Speaker 2: people that maybe it didn't register, Like, you know, it's
Speaker 2: interesting to know what made that guy tick. He was
Speaker 2: such an old school ballplayer. You know, I'm sure he
Speaker 2: had great relationships, but I'm sure some of them were
Speaker 2: just baseball relationships.
Speaker 4: Well, what's crazy about the story you just told us?
Speaker 4: I remember hearing a totally different story, and that's that's
Speaker 4: what kind of makes these Ricky Henderson's stories weird, as
Speaker 4: you don't know which ones have been exaggerated or not right.
Speaker 4: I heard that ol Rud played with him and won
Speaker 4: a World series with him in the ninety three Blue Jays. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's true that Allud said. Yeah, we were also teammates
Speaker 4: in Toronto. Like there was a there was an addition
Speaker 4: to the punchline in the story that I heard.
Speaker 2: So again, you're right, that adds to the legend. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that makes more sense. Yeah, it does make more sense.
Speaker 2: And I was reading that one off of the internet,
Speaker 2: but because I didn't want to like misquote it, I
Speaker 2: like your version, Jay Stu better. But when the legend
Speaker 2: becomes fact print the legend and he was a legend
Speaker 2: Ricky Henderson. We all know the Ricky story where probably
Speaker 2: in the clubhouse, people are talking about who's batt and
Speaker 2: what and batting average, and someone was also talking and
Speaker 2: said John John three sixteen, and they quoted the Bible,
Speaker 2: and Ricky Henderson said, yeah, I don't want to hear
Speaker 2: about John hitting three sixteen Ricky hitting three thirty. That's
Speaker 2: when I find hard to believe. But I love that
Speaker 2: story too. I don't know if that's true.
Speaker 4: But I love it.
Speaker 2: And Ricky Henderson and also talked in third person and
Speaker 2: got away with it. Anyone else under the moon talking
Speaker 2: third person, you're like, who's this guy? Because they're not
Speaker 2: Ricky Henderson.
Speaker 4: And speaking of by the way, so Seaton O'Connor, who
Speaker 4: is a longtime Danette as you've been listening to him
Speaker 4: every morning on the show forever, he had a personal
Speaker 4: Ricky Henderson's story. This is Seaton's Twitter account from Saturday.
Speaker 4: I spoke to Ricky Henderson once. It was after he
Speaker 4: did an interview on the show, after Dan said goodbye
Speaker 4: to him. I picked up the phone and said, hey, Ricky,
Speaker 4: this is Seaton. Seaton just wanted to say thank you
Speaker 4: until you Seaton is a huge fan, and he said back,
Speaker 4: tell Seaton. I said, thank you.
Speaker 2: That's so funny. It's funny, I said, did you see
Speaker 2: the one that's going around? Harold Reynolds shared the story
Speaker 2: is a true one because it's coming from Harold Reynolds.
Speaker 2: The year was nineteen eighty seven. Ricky Henderson was dealing
Speaker 2: with injuries on the Yankees that year, so it was
Speaker 2: the one year where the like the one year Ricky
Speaker 2: didn't lead the league in stolen bases, he was banged up.
Speaker 2: Harold Reynolds ended the season with sixty stolen bases, the
Speaker 2: only season between eighty and ninety one that Ricky didn't
Speaker 2: win the stolen based title. He called the Harold Reynolds
Speaker 2: this phone rings. He goes, yeah, what's up, rick Man?
Speaker 2: You ought to be a shamed saying that sixty was
Speaker 2: not enough. What are you talking about, Ricky? Sixty stolen bases?
Speaker 2: You ought to be a shame. Ricky had sixty at
Speaker 2: the break and hangs up his phone.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 2: Our producer Monday through Friday, producer Danny g you know
Speaker 2: the superstar. He hit me up with a meme that
Speaker 2: went viral today. He says led Daylon Cruz led MLB
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four with sixty seven steals and was
Speaker 2: caught sixteen times at the age of twenty two. So
Speaker 2: sixty seven steals, caught sixteen times at twenty two. The
Speaker 2: Ricky Henderson led MLB in ninety eight with sixty six
Speaker 2: steals and was caught thirteen times. He was thirty nine
Speaker 2: years old. Man like you know another another term and
Speaker 2: expression that we throw around way too much. Built different. No, Ricky,
Speaker 2: You're not built different. That guy, that living Ricky Henderson
Speaker 2: was built different. You know, he really was that guy
Speaker 2: everybody else people pretend to be or want to be,
Speaker 2: or we claim to be, they're really not. Maybe they
Speaker 2: are for the moment, for that day, for that game.
Speaker 2: Ricky Henderson was that guy for every team he played for.
Speaker 2: And you speaking of which, yeah, he played for a
Speaker 2: lot of teams. Not thirteen teams, thirteen team changes. That's
Speaker 2: a hell of a lot of advice. It is like
Speaker 2: four times. Right, there's no way there's a player in
Speaker 2: Major League Baseball history. I'm not even need to look
Speaker 2: it up. There's no player that has gone to the
Speaker 2: same team as many times as Ricky Henderson found his
Speaker 2: way back to Oakland. Right, there's no way, dude. I
Speaker 2: saw over the weekend a highlight of him in a
Speaker 2: Dodger outfit. Yeah, he played his last career home last base.
Speaker 2: That was his last year.
Speaker 4: I don't even remember him being a Dodger Like that's
Speaker 4: how he was just like on one team a year,
Speaker 4: half a year. He was a rental player. It was crazy.
Speaker 4: He bounce around.
Speaker 2: Let me he had some big moment random teams, Padres.
Speaker 2: I believe he hit his uh three thousandth if I'm
Speaker 2: not mistaken. Let me. Let me go through real quick
Speaker 2: the teams and tell me if we all remember, because
Speaker 2: I feel like you're gonna be like I remember that,
Speaker 2: all right? We start with Oakland old school Ricky Oakland
Speaker 2: of course, yeah, eighties with the Yankees, we of course
Speaker 2: remember that. Then back to the Oakland A's that's when
Speaker 2: he's part of that team with McGuire and won World
Speaker 2: Series and they did not McGuire and you know Conseko,
Speaker 2: I do remember. After that he went to Toronto. I
Speaker 2: remember that, by the way, before you skip, I saw
Speaker 2: Dave Stewart said, like, by the way, his teammates legends,
Speaker 2: like so many legends have come out to say how
Speaker 2: much he meant to them, and Dave Stewart being one
Speaker 2: of them. Yeah, of that eighty nine A's squad and
Speaker 2: Jose Cansecos known for being a jerk. Look what he
Speaker 2: I'm gonna find what jose can say? Save it for next.
Speaker 2: So then we went to Toronto. Then we went to
Speaker 2: Oakland again. This is where it starts to get a
Speaker 2: little dicey where he's jumping around the lot San Diego,
Speaker 2: but I do remember him as a Padre Angels for
Speaker 2: a second, then back to Oakland. Then he went to
Speaker 2: the Mets for a couple of coffee, you know, a
Speaker 2: year or so, then Seattle, then San Diego again. The
Speaker 2: one that would I would if you gave me trivia,
Speaker 2: j su, I would miss this one. Boston for a second,
Speaker 2: and Seattle to me, those are Seattle I might be
Speaker 2: able to visually place. And then he went to the Dodgers.
Speaker 2: I remember how it ended, but Boston would be the one.
Speaker 2: If we played on the road again, I would never
Speaker 2: have remembered. But then he played in the miners like
Speaker 2: he was still grind in as a ballplayer, because that's
Speaker 2: who he was. Jose Can Sakea. I'm heartbroken and devastated.
Speaker 2: Ricky Henderson was an incredibly talented player, but an even
Speaker 2: better human. I'll never forget the incredible memories we created together,
Speaker 2: memories I'll never forget. Rest easy, my friend again. Everybody
Speaker 2: loved this guy. He led by example.
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Speaker 2: it a shot. You know what's take three quick phone
Speaker 2: calls about Ricky I mean Ricky Henderson sixty five. It
Speaker 2: was sort of a dude, way too young for anybody,
Speaker 2: but especially Ricky Henderson's. That's what I thought, right, Like,
Speaker 2: you know there's people that are unhealthy that hit ailments
Speaker 2: and yeah, sixty sucks. You know, it's very young. You
Speaker 2: know a clip I saw that that warm my heart.
Speaker 2: I thought a guy like Ricky Between you and I
Speaker 2: I was saying, I thought a guy like Gricky would
Speaker 2: live like ninety. But then again, you didn't know that
Speaker 2: he had asthmen all these other issues, which is wild.
Speaker 2: I don't remember this clip. It's just do you see
Speaker 2: a lot of these things surface because he passed away.
Speaker 2: When his daughter threw out a first pitch to him,
Speaker 2: that was cool, really really cool. Some go to highlights
Speaker 2: some of the stories. Which ones stand out to you?
Speaker 2: Who do we got ja?
Speaker 4: Stu Anthony? Anthony's in California?
Speaker 2: What's up it?
Speaker 5: Hey, gentlemen? How are you happy Holidays?
Speaker 2: That guy man? What what's your Ricky thought?
Speaker 5: My first Ricky impression was I'm growing born and raised
Speaker 5: the Bay Area, number thirty five, Ricky Henderson, Billy ball.
Speaker 5: But maybe you guys know the story about the time
Speaker 5: he's a rookie he got his first paycheck. I don't
Speaker 5: know if you guys heard that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's the million dollar teck. Please share the
Speaker 2: story gets the have this one for you?
Speaker 4: Go ahead.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a million dollar check. So those people that
Speaker 5: know about the million dollar check he gets his first check,
Speaker 5: it's all on dudes. He puts it at home, he
Speaker 5: framed it, puts it at the house, frames it shows
Speaker 5: it off a month later into the month payroll. Someone
Speaker 5: from the a's called Ricky, the million dollar check, the bonus,
Speaker 5: just signing.
Speaker 1: But what'd you do it?
Speaker 3: Did you lose it? No? Ricky has it on his wall.
Speaker 5: Do you mean you got on your wall framed? No, Ricky,
Speaker 5: you got to cash that check. We have we have
Speaker 5: a roll where our numbers are off. Oh Ricky, Sorry.
Speaker 2: I love that story because that's that's a fact. That
Speaker 2: one's true. He shared it. He was just so proud
Speaker 2: of the million dollar check. He framed it and hung
Speaker 2: it in his home. And it turns out like their
Speaker 2: books were off and they were trying to figure out
Speaker 2: what's going out? Well, how are we a million dollars off?
Speaker 2: He never catched a check.
Speaker 4: That's great.
Speaker 2: Well let's take it one more. Jason, your tries? Where
Speaker 2: do you want to go?
Speaker 4: Uh? Ken, Ken, You're in Texas?
Speaker 2: Right, that's up?
Speaker 1: Ken?
Speaker 6: Hey, guys, how's it going?
Speaker 2: What's hey?
Speaker 6: So when I was a kid, I was eleven years old,
Speaker 6: my buddies and I got into collecting baseball cards for
Speaker 6: about three days and we went out and bought up.
Speaker 6: We rode our bikes to the Stop and Go, bought
Speaker 6: a bunch of packed cards, opened them up, threw them
Speaker 6: in a shoe box didn't looked at them again until
Speaker 6: about twelve years later. I'm broke, I'm out of college.
Speaker 2: Hey maybe quick man. I don't think we have time
Speaker 2: for your story. This it's supposed to be anecdote. It's
Speaker 2: not a yeah, hits up at COVID Rich. We'll take
Speaker 2: your feedback tomorrow. We appreciate your call, though, and we'll
Speaker 2: see you back here tomorrow.
Speaker 4: That was quick.
Speaker 2: Thank you Jay, Stu, Thank you Mary. Until then, at
Speaker 2: coviing on Rich are we there at you baby? See
Speaker 2: you have a good day yet.
Speaker 4: Guys,