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Speaker 2: throwback Thursday sort of conversation, and today we sell it.
Speaker 2: Lars from Metallica now Metallica formed in La October late
Speaker 2: October nineteen eighty one. Lars and James Hetfield original members,
Speaker 2: along with Dave Mustaine from Mega Death Fame.
Speaker 3: Good Morning Me, It's me again.
Speaker 2: Hey, Dave Mustaine, Big fan of Covino, that rich guy.
Speaker 3: I'm not too sure of.
Speaker 2: Dave Mustaine and Ron McGovney and as you know, Kirk
Speaker 2: Hammitt and Rob Truheo the members now of Metallica, but
Speaker 2: they transcend generations. They've been doing it since the early eighties.
Speaker 2: Hit it big in the nineties. Like I said, the
Speaker 2: Black Album sold more albums than Nirvana never mind, but
Speaker 2: when you think nineties rock, you think Nirvana Black Album legendary.
Speaker 3: A lot of people like the old stuff. I mean.
Speaker 3: Point is, Lars has been doing this for a long
Speaker 3: ass time.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Today's sixty first birthday, and every year the same conversation
Speaker 2: comes up.
Speaker 3: Metallica come on halftime Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: They are one of the few rock bands that could
Speaker 2: translate on that main stage that I wouldn't be shocked
Speaker 2: if before all was said and done and we're run
Speaker 2: out of time, they're not getting any younger. Get Metallica
Speaker 2: out there. If you're a rock fan, I'm sure that
Speaker 2: would be something you would want. But here's the question.
Speaker 2: You see Lars, you see Metallica. Many that see them
Speaker 2: do shows still say they got it. They do and
Speaker 2: they've been doing Look kill them all to put it
Speaker 2: in perspective, came out in eighty three, it's gonna be
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, forty plus years ago. Who is standing
Speaker 2: the test of time? What athlete, what musician? What actor?
Speaker 2: Who hasn't lost a step? And I'm not gonna intentionally
Speaker 2: try to throw many people under the bus, But when
Speaker 2: you think about the flip side, just recently, a guy
Speaker 2: that I still think has guests in the tank, Bob Costas,
Speaker 2: removed himself from baseball play by play Begaucy.
Speaker 3: He's like, yeah, it's just not for me anymore.
Speaker 2: Letterman was wise to know a daily late night talk
Speaker 2: show not for me, And he's doing great now with
Speaker 2: his Netflix special that he does every so often where
Speaker 2: he'll do a couple of fun interviews. But knowing when
Speaker 2: to walk away is a skill in itself. But who
Speaker 2: still has the juice? One person comes to mind for me, Canvi?
Speaker 2: You know in the music world, and I know it's
Speaker 2: a fact because I don't even really care for this performer,
Speaker 2: but they haven't missed a beat. You're in New Jersey
Speaker 2: right now, so people in your home state will be
Speaker 2: disgusted by me saying I don't even love this guy.
Speaker 3: Bruce Springsteen.
Speaker 2: I know, dude, I'm more of a bon Jovy guy
Speaker 2: if we're gonna talk Jersey bands. But you're right, he's
Speaker 2: a legend, I mean, and he's still in shape. I
Speaker 2: saw a picture of him where he looks more like
Speaker 2: Witty Allen than Woody Allen. Looks like Woody Allen. Have
Speaker 2: you seen that one?
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 3: But he's still ripped and he still puts on a performance.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, I'm an East Coast guy, even though
Speaker 2: I live out here in LA. I'm more of a
Speaker 2: like I said, bon Jovi or Billy Joel or certain
Speaker 2: But Billy Joel's got it, still brings it on stage.
Speaker 2: But I'm picturing Billy Joel uptown girl in the eighties
Speaker 2: with hair, and he's dancing around. Now Billy Joel limps
Speaker 2: around the stage with a bed knee. Hey, he could
Speaker 2: still play the piano. He's the freaking piano man. But
Speaker 2: Billy Joel's not an answer in this conversation. But I
Speaker 2: saw Bruce Springsteen at a small venue show a couple
Speaker 2: of years back.
Speaker 3: Spot you were there, serious XM.
Speaker 2: He's crowdsurfing, jumping around the stage, and I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: how old is Bruce Springsteen sick looked at us. He is,
Speaker 2: He's one hundred and sixty three. He really is still
Speaker 2: able to deliver. So my number one answer in the
Speaker 2: music world might be Bruce Springstome he still hit those
Speaker 2: Thoughes seventy five seven.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I love you. Wow.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine your dad crowdsurfing and jumping like on
Speaker 2: a he climbed levels at the Apollo Theater.
Speaker 3: Yeah, clism.
Speaker 2: They're amazed that he still has that energy level to
Speaker 2: perform that way and he's still in shape. So you
Speaker 2: know which, that's a great, great answer as far as again,
Speaker 2: we're celebrating longevity in the world of sports and entertainment.
Speaker 2: So the numbers eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox
Speaker 2: if you want to get involved here on the Cavino
Speaker 2: and Rich Show, you think he could hit that?
Speaker 3: You think you hit that? Dude, I think you could.
Speaker 2: You know what, here's a good question, Danny, I want
Speaker 2: you to think of this angle too. We're talking a
Speaker 2: lot of music. What about coaches. Sometimes a coach's style
Speaker 2: sort of expires, expires. Yeah, like he may connect with
Speaker 2: the players and now you're like, no, no, your style.
Speaker 5: Does us story You almost have to be a jolly,
Speaker 5: lovable coach like Andy Reid.
Speaker 3: He stand the test.
Speaker 2: He's the oldest coach in the NFL, and he's on
Speaker 2: the top of his game on a fifteen to one team.
Speaker 2: But a lot of times you'll be like, nah, some
Speaker 2: of these young, thirty eight to forty something year old
Speaker 2: NFL coaches might connect more. And you know, many would
Speaker 2: argue that's why Belichick couldn't find the job in the
Speaker 2: NFL real quick, because people are like, yo, you're a legend.
Speaker 2: Six super Bowls, you and Tom Brady. But yeah, that
Speaker 2: was then. This is now, and you may want to
Speaker 2: McVeigh or you know, a Kyle Kyle Shanahan type or
Speaker 2: some younger, different type of thinker.
Speaker 5: I'll give you, guys, a rapper who is so beloved
Speaker 5: that he became a really good actor and still wraps
Speaker 5: up to par with eminem On Murder Gram on his
Speaker 5: new album The Force, produced by Q tip ll Cool
Speaker 5: Jay on the scene in nineteen eighty four Crush Groove,
Speaker 5: famous movie you guys know well from the East Coast, Yeah,
Speaker 5: eighty five, And he reinvented himself so many times musically
Speaker 5: and obviously acted in movies and TV shows, and you know,
Speaker 5: you think of the police TV shows and there's Ll
Speaker 5: cool Jay's mug. But his fourteenth studio album was released
Speaker 5: in September and it still hits the way youngster's music
Speaker 5: hits right now, like he has not fallen off whatsoever.
Speaker 5: So as far as longevity in the hip hop world,
Speaker 5: ll cool J stands right on top.
Speaker 2: Who's holding up is the question? I love that answer
Speaker 2: so much, Danny G. I wish I came up with it.
Speaker 2: I think that's a great answer, and I think part
Speaker 2: of it has to do with looking the part too.
Speaker 2: I give a lot of the credit not only to
Speaker 2: you know, his skill level and his commitment, but how
Speaker 2: great he still looks and how he stays in shape.
Speaker 2: That has a lot to do with it because it
Speaker 2: makes him still relevant in my mind, Like Ll cool
Speaker 2: J still looks the part, and he's been doing it
Speaker 2: since the eighties. Guys, and let me tie this to
Speaker 2: sports real quick. Ladies love cool James. Of course, you
Speaker 2: love him as an actor, like DANYG said, but he's
Speaker 2: one of your favorite football movies nineteen ninety nine, any
Speaker 2: given Sunday, Right as an actor, But what's the term
Speaker 2: that we use all the time in sports.
Speaker 3: Goat, right, the goat. If I'm not mistaken, he is.
Speaker 3: He's credited.
Speaker 2: It is sometimes, you know, in some circles he's credited.
Speaker 2: You mentioned his what thirteen fourteen albums in that long
Speaker 2: Jelly Yeay.
Speaker 3: His fourteenth album dropped in September in two thousand. He
Speaker 3: came out with the Goat.
Speaker 2: Now, remember Rich, Prior to that, we always use the
Speaker 2: goat as like a term to describe a curse or
Speaker 2: the mush. He's the goat based on the curve of
Speaker 2: the billy goat from the cups right like the goat,
Speaker 2: oh man, like that was a bad thing. The goat
Speaker 2: became a good thing when llll Cooljay came out with
Speaker 2: the Goat the greatest of all time, and that sort
Speaker 2: of changed how we even use the term. I love
Speaker 2: that answer, and again I think looking the part gives
Speaker 2: him a lot of longevity. My answer that the first
Speaker 2: thing that came to mind, and because it's fresh on
Speaker 2: my mind when you think of longevity, because Lars turned
Speaker 2: sixty one, they've been doing it since eighty something. Metallica.
Speaker 2: His birthday was yesterday. He just passed away at sixty five.
Speaker 2: Ricky Anderson, dude, because it's fresh on my mind. We're
Speaker 2: talking about Ricky Henderson last week. You look at the
Speaker 2: back of a baseball card, You're like, dang, dude, this
Speaker 2: dude played twenty five years in the big leagues and
Speaker 2: then he played like years after in the minor leagues.
Speaker 2: And then Danny g said something that felt weird when
Speaker 2: he said it, but then I understood what he meant.
Speaker 3: He was like, yeah, man, I feel like he wasn't
Speaker 3: playing that long ago.
Speaker 2: And it's because you know, when you look and think
Speaker 2: about it, it wasn't that long ago.
Speaker 3: He was playing with the Mets and the Dodgers, Like,
Speaker 3: it wasn't that long ago. I mean, he didn't stand
Speaker 3: the test of time.
Speaker 2: Coming know, he died the other day and he hasn't
Speaker 2: been playing for hot longevity. Yeah the game, dude, he
Speaker 2: played over twenty five. Yeah, he may have died a
Speaker 2: little too soon, but he had longevity.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 3: His career longevity, yeah was off the arts. He was
Speaker 3: off the charts, all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sorry he passed away, But as far as
Speaker 2: career longevity, man, that dude brought it, and it's just
Speaker 2: fresh on my mind. His birthday was yesterday. I was
Speaker 2: just looking at it. How many years he played? If
Speaker 2: you get dude, if he gets sixteen fifteen years out
Speaker 2: of somebody professionally, now you're like, whoa, he did twenty
Speaker 2: five and then if you count his minor league years
Speaker 2: like more than that, it's pretty wildly you just don't
Speaker 2: see that anymore. So anyway, I came to mind, but
Speaker 2: if you because he passed away at those change things.
Speaker 2: But I was talking professionally. Yeah, you know Mark scott One,
Speaker 2: what's that Mark?
Speaker 7: I know he's about to retire from concerts and he
Speaker 7: is the goat in my mind.
Speaker 3: Elton John still the one of the greatest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he performed until the guy's losing his eyesight. I
Speaker 2: saw his last play at Dodger Stadium, and you know,
Speaker 2: he's an older dude, but it's wild when you see
Speaker 2: people will still come out to see Elton John.
Speaker 3: He has a Christmas swag with Ed Sheeran a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago.
Speaker 2: He sort of reinvented himself with Dua Lipa and Britney
Speaker 2: Spears releasing stuff a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: So Elton John, I think because of that crazy longevity. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the fact that he was able to do that.
Speaker 2: The fact that he really you know, remix some of
Speaker 2: his songs with some of some younger female artists. I
Speaker 2: think they gave him that feather in his cap where
Speaker 2: he had like number one songs in all these different decades.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: His debut album, Empty Sky, I think came out in
Speaker 2: sixty nine, dude, and he's still sixty now. That might
Speaker 2: be that might be a top like technical answer there,
Speaker 2: based on like he was putting out songs that charted
Speaker 2: from the sixties till recently. Yeah, but you know what
Speaker 2: you see how it's not easy because even a guy
Speaker 2: like Steven Tyler recently is calling the uh you know,
Speaker 2: colling quits in the performing side of things, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: Steven Tyler, you forget tired, you forget dream On was
Speaker 2: like fifty years ago, and they were making songs for
Speaker 2: soundtracks and our you know, in our childhood in the
Speaker 2: nineties two thousand so so again, longevity artists, athletes who
Speaker 2: stood the test of time. I got a I got
Speaker 2: give me this is there an age limit for you,
Speaker 2: meaning it's someone too young where you're like, dude, they're
Speaker 2: still sort of young. Hmmm, Because like I look at it,
Speaker 2: I look at a guy. Some would say, I look
Speaker 2: at a guy every day that looks like this guy,
Speaker 2: Steve Cavino, Mario Lopez. As much as there's times where
Speaker 2: you're look at me, like, yeah, Mario Lopez, ac slider
Speaker 2: on punch this guy in the nose. He is in
Speaker 2: probably better shape than he's ever been. He's always working
Speaker 2: on something. You look around mariy O Lopez, always on
Speaker 2: TV hosting something, and if you follow him on social media,
Speaker 2: seems like he's really good dad.
Speaker 3: It's like he's always dancing with this He's.
Speaker 2: Always dancing with his kids, and I'm like, yo, Mario Lopez,
Speaker 2: Like he's one of those guys. I'm like, is he
Speaker 2: as as big now as he was for Saved by
Speaker 2: the ballot?
Speaker 3: Everywhere?
Speaker 2: He's in the boxing scene. I saw him ringside at
Speaker 2: the Fury Ushing fight. He's in Saudi Arabia, He's got
Speaker 2: his boxing podcast with Steve Ordolay Kim. Look, I think
Speaker 2: that's a great I really think that's a great answer.
Speaker 2: I loved everybody's answers so far, so don't let us down,
Speaker 2: Fox Sports Radio Nation.
Speaker 3: Those are some great answers.
Speaker 2: I may even had the worst answer because Ricky Anderson died,
Speaker 2: but I was talking career lunch. Yeah, I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: not talking a career lunch. I mean I'm saying, like
Speaker 2: this person. I mean, I hate to say it, but
Speaker 2: I think the answer to the person should be alive.
Speaker 3: Like there.
Speaker 2: You watch them now and yeah, they may not be
Speaker 2: who they were, but they're still delivering.
Speaker 3: I have one last controversial one. Not controversial, that's the
Speaker 3: wrong word.
Speaker 2: I have one that you might not agree with, but
Speaker 2: I still think and a lot of people will be like, no,
Speaker 2: not anymore. I still hear al Michael's voice and it
Speaker 2: feels like a big game to me. I know, people
Speaker 2: say he's lazy, and his presentation is a little lackluster,
Speaker 2: and sometimes his call seems a little unenthusiastic. But I
Speaker 2: just think his voice alone still makes me feel like
Speaker 2: it's important. When I hear Al Michael's voice, it feels
Speaker 2: important to me. Danny, the later days of Vince Scully,
Speaker 2: you probably felt the same way. He wasn't the same guy,
Speaker 2: I'd imagine, but hearing his voice made it feel big.
Speaker 3: There was nothing like it. Let's go to Tim in Michigan.
Speaker 2: Kavino will go to all the phone calls what do
Speaker 2: you think longevity? It's large his birthday, what artists ends
Speaker 2: the test of time?
Speaker 4: Great show, guys.
Speaker 6: You guys are the best chill in for the DP show.
Speaker 3: Thanks man.
Speaker 6: I hope you guys get the job when he retires.
Speaker 3: I hope so too.
Speaker 8: Kind of going across the tracks here, but I can't
Speaker 8: believe she's been stealing this crap for forty years.
Speaker 6: And still doing it, Whoopie.
Speaker 2: You know what, as much as I as much as
Speaker 2: I think The View might be the most unwatchable show
Speaker 2: on planet Earth, Whoopee is in the spotlight and has
Speaker 2: never really gone away. So you got a credit Whoopy
Speaker 2: Goldberg for that, right. I mean it's not easy to
Speaker 2: stay relevant for decades.
Speaker 3: Doing it since sister act.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I think, uh it's a great answer even
Speaker 2: before that. Yeah, she's been out forever, dude. That's uh yeah,
Speaker 2: her and Robin Williams and Billy Crystal. I feel like
Speaker 2: I always picture then together, right, Yeah, comic relief. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it. Yeah, that's what it was. Uh, Travis at La,
Speaker 2: what's up?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: Can you no?
Speaker 4: Rich?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: You know, Steve, the reason I don't think you could
Speaker 8: have Metallica on the halftime show is you don't want
Speaker 8: to hear thirty seconds you know they do those Metalis.
Speaker 8: You don't want to hear thirty seconds of the Metallica song.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't even get to killer solos or anything
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there'll be too many, not enough. Ooh yeah, like
Speaker 2: you need you know, you need some of those.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but even if they did three strong songs, that
Speaker 5: would still be amazing Decidon you know.
Speaker 2: The fun fact though, The fun fact is if they
Speaker 2: were asked, it's impossible for James Field to say no,
Speaker 2: oh yeah. So if jay Z asked him, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: would you do this, James is only capable of saying, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: show yourself out. Honestly, if you were to do a
Speaker 2: Metallica halftime show, enter Sam Man Fuel what else?
Speaker 3: Dude?
Speaker 2: They got songs ford, but like, what's the mainstream ones
Speaker 2: where you can make the argument that, like your mom
Speaker 2: would know the songs?
Speaker 3: Nothing else matter?
Speaker 2: But true wherever I may roam, the unforgiven one.
Speaker 3: Like, I mean, it goes on even the casual fan
Speaker 3: with no all.
Speaker 2: But in Austin, what artist, announcer, athlete, who do you
Speaker 2: credit to having a great longevity?
Speaker 6: Oh you guys, are great. I love listen to all
Speaker 6: thanks Manu.
Speaker 3: What longevity.
Speaker 6: Look, they're on tour right now and you got to
Speaker 6: keep your numbers up and appeal to almost everybody. Sticks
Speaker 6: an re e O.
Speaker 2: You know, I actually have a relative that's a big
Speaker 2: Sticks fan and they swear that they still deliver on
Speaker 2: a high level. Listen if if a retro act is
Speaker 2: still touring and still filling up. See but look that's
Speaker 2: that may be a great answer to him, but we
Speaker 2: have to be real about it.
Speaker 3: I don't know. There's the difference between the.
Speaker 2: Elton John answer that Mark gave us and that one
Speaker 2: is like Elton John still still made relevant music up
Speaker 2: until recently.
Speaker 3: I mean, I do love and I can't fight this anymore.
Speaker 3: Song's great.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to stilling, but when's the last time
Speaker 2: they made a song that anyone cared about? That's that's
Speaker 2: the only difference. And I'm only saying that for technicality
Speaker 2: coality reasons. No, you're right, they're probably still great. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to deny that longevity. Would you say that?
Speaker 2: From his college days to his NBA days to where
Speaker 2: he is now in life, Shaquille O'Neal has done a
Speaker 2: great job of staying in our.
Speaker 3: In our face room Umber, what answer. I mean, he
Speaker 3: has done a fantastic job.
Speaker 7: I got a podcast it's called not only Culture called
Speaker 7: Shack Blackfee.
Speaker 3: Shack Blackafe Oh Club Shohack.
Speaker 5: Standing in line at CVS the other day. I sent
Speaker 5: you guys the photo. He has his own line of
Speaker 5: sour Gummy candies.
Speaker 3: Now Sour Gummy Candies. Reinvented myself higher commercials, a TV show.
Speaker 2: Shack the world from the minute you saw him from
Speaker 2: the from LSU till now, Shaquille O'Neal has stayed in
Speaker 2: our in our vision or slightly in your peripheral.
Speaker 3: He is always I'm one hundred and fifty years old,
Speaker 3: So I mean we've know, we've know, we have known.
Speaker 3: I'm being serious. We have no longer actor. We have
Speaker 3: known Shack, and we've got to meet Shack and it's
Speaker 3: a true pleasure.
Speaker 7: He's a great love Shack Love Shock B fifty two
Speaker 7: is about me sing about me. Love Baby Shack is
Speaker 7: love Shack. Shack has been in our life thirty plus years.
Speaker 7: And if you know, if you want to see something funny,
Speaker 7: google Covino and Rich. Go to YouTube and search Covino
Speaker 7: and Rich Shack. There's a video and it's one of
Speaker 7: my favorite moments. I'm not I'm not patting myself on
Speaker 7: the back, but it really was awesome.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. My own radio station called Radio shack I Radio.
Speaker 2: There's a video of Shaq and myself singing white guy
Speaker 2: Favorites and it's like Journey and all like cheesy and
Speaker 2: Shacks that you're guy favorites with you very funny video.
Speaker 3: Just find that. But you know I did that because
Speaker 3: you're the whitest guy I've ever seen. Let's go to
Speaker 3: Note Baker in Illinois. What's up, buddy?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 4: Speaking of Lars and Metallica, I've seen him four times
Speaker 4: in the last fifteen months. And those guys are all
Speaker 4: four of them over sixty years old, and they are
Speaker 4: still kicking my ass every time I go crazy. So
Speaker 4: you've got to go see him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, I don't.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's always something you want to say,
Speaker 2: because you know, when you think of yourself, you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't I don't want to get older. I'm convinced though,
Speaker 2: that what used to be forty, what used to be
Speaker 2: fifty or sixty? What you used to consider getting older.
Speaker 2: Older is just changing so much. Where I think of
Speaker 2: my grandparents, Well, my grandparents were in their sixties and seventies,
Speaker 2: I felt like they look like they were fresh out
Speaker 2: of the Revolutionary Wars.
Speaker 3: Seriously, it's a different time. Like my grandmother wore a moomoo.
Speaker 3: My grandfather fought in wars who was a mechanic, Like
Speaker 3: that was a hard and.
Speaker 2: Your grandpa's ear loves were down to his shoulders, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was like they were. My grandfather was like missing
Speaker 2: a finger because his brother cut it off. And they
Speaker 2: were kids, like they lived a wild hard war depression.
Speaker 2: Like I said, my grandparents died in their early seventies,
Speaker 2: I feel like they were one hundred and seventy. I
Speaker 2: see our parents now that are roughly seventy, and they're
Speaker 2: like going on cruises, living life, retired, wearing like clothes
Speaker 2: they bought in the last couple of years.
Speaker 3: Like it's just a different world. So when I hear
Speaker 3: some of.
Speaker 2: These artists still rocking it on stage at sixty, or
Speaker 2: athletes that are playing into their mid forties, now, I
Speaker 2: really do think.
Speaker 3: It is different now.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's because we're aging, Like man, I
Speaker 2: think I look better than most forty somethings. I really
Speaker 2: do think if you look at a picture of yourself
Speaker 2: compared to your parents, you do look younger. Well, let's
Speaker 2: wrap it up with your phone calls next or hit
Speaker 2: us up at Covino and rich Athletic Sports Radio as
Speaker 2: we celebrate Lars's sixty first birthday.
Speaker 3: Again. Metallic is still in the conversation.
Speaker 2: They put their last album out in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: seventy two seasons, a tour with Pantera and Limp Biscuit
Speaker 2: Nice nine kills in April, so they're still bringing it.
Speaker 3: Who else stands to test the time when it comes
Speaker 3: to longevity?
Speaker 2: All right, Hey, Covino and rich in for the great
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick, and you know, when we get back, I
Speaker 2: have one that I can't believe you haven't mentioned. So
Speaker 2: we're talking about artist, athletes, people that stay in the
Speaker 2: test of time. We'll get to that, plus your favorite highlights.
Speaker 2: The most salacious, wild stories in the world of sports
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Speaker 2: Dan Patrick, Day three of the hat Trick, the Holiday
Speaker 2: hat Trick. Can I give myself a totally shameful plug?
Speaker 3: Sure? What are you doing?
Speaker 2: I play Metallica every night on Sirius XM Turbo forty
Speaker 2: one and every weekend on Ozzie's Bonyard Serius six M
Speaker 2: thirty eight Old school Metallica.
Speaker 3: So I'm a huge Metallica fan.
Speaker 2: Happy sixty first to Lars based on Lars's birthday.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: They have a tour kicking off in April with Limp, Biscuit, Ice,
Speaker 2: Nine Kills, and Pantera. They have a new album out
Speaker 2: As of last year, there's always talks of them performing
Speaker 2: at a halftime show. You gotta think of their longevity.
Speaker 2: They've been doing it since the early eighties. Now based
Speaker 2: on that, who comes to mind as far as artists
Speaker 2: and entertainers.
Speaker 3: Athletes with longevity. I have to bring this up before
Speaker 3: we go to the phones.
Speaker 2: I know you said you had a great answer, but dude,
Speaker 2: after that performance yesterday, we have to bring Lebron James
Speaker 2: at least into the conversation.
Speaker 3: I think. I think you'll say, Beyonce.
Speaker 2: No, Lebron twenty one seasons made his debut in two
Speaker 2: thousand and three, a year before you and I started
Speaker 2: our radio show. So twenty one seasons in the NBA
Speaker 2: still putting up what he put up thirty one points
Speaker 2: yesterday for that win Christmas Day. So Lebron James has
Speaker 2: to be in that longevity conversation. I mean, all right,
Speaker 2: that's that's why some of the greats of our lifetime
Speaker 2: are just that. Like, I think it's funny that while
Speaker 2: he is now in the broadcast booth and still in
Speaker 2: our face every day, Tom Brady looks better now than
Speaker 2: he did as a youngster. Like I hate to say
Speaker 2: that because it sounds like we're bringing vanity into it,
Speaker 2: but it's so true. I think it's part of the formula.
Speaker 2: You still have to look somewhat the part. If you
Speaker 2: look like old man Winter, how relevant could you possibly be?
Speaker 2: You know as a well, I mean, I guess you could.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying James Hetfield and Lars are you know,
Speaker 2: looking stellar, but their music still sounds good. So a
Speaker 2: lot of a lot of the eighties rock stars end
Speaker 2: up looking like old ladies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you know, I do think the look plays
Speaker 3: a big part in it. Though dude looks like a lady.
Speaker 3: My answer song is a premonition.
Speaker 2: My answer is one of your favorite artists in the
Speaker 2: world of music, and it's disgusting that the guy has
Speaker 2: abs at his age.
Speaker 3: Lenny Kravitz is like.
Speaker 2: Ridiculously in shape, relevant, living a life of a man
Speaker 2: like half his age. His abs are ridiculous. It's kind
Speaker 2: of gross actually, And I'm doing a quick search right now.
Speaker 3: How old do you think he is? Lenny Kravitz gotta
Speaker 3: be fifty something, was.
Speaker 2: Sixty years old nineteen sixty four, and I believe Let
Speaker 2: Love Rule came out like eighty nine to ninety or so,
Speaker 2: so clearly vity you get the message, They'll go rapid
Speaker 2: fire through the phones and we'll talk a little more NFL.
Speaker 3: The wildest sports stories of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we'll get to that, but after we talked
Speaker 2: to these folks. Mike in Alaska kick it off. See
Speaker 2: it r in for Dan Patrick?
Speaker 3: What's up?
Speaker 6: Yeah, m carding guys after school. I'm a school teacher,
Speaker 6: so early morning here, so he's more coffee. But I've
Speaker 6: got three rapid fire for you. Bob Dylan music wise,
Speaker 6: definitely Betty White. She was still alive. She transd It's
Speaker 6: like crazy. And then also, even though it's kind of
Speaker 6: older Sparky Anderson baseball sparky.
Speaker 2: You can say Jim Leland peaked later too, like Jim
Speaker 2: Leema was an old ass manager winning. So that Betty
Speaker 2: White until the day she died, was maybe more love
Speaker 2: than she was in her younger acting days. Hey, Rich,
Speaker 2: can I throw two random things out there too? I
Speaker 2: know we're going to the phones, but yesterday was Christmas.
Speaker 2: You don't say I saw it? Did gymnastics set up
Speaker 2: in my living room for my daughter? Reminds me that yes,
Speaker 2: it's the holidays, I know, right, And I'm like, where's
Speaker 2: that going? It goes, says A Wonderful life nineteen forty six,
Speaker 2: and it's still a holiday class and it's still great.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Stewart nineteen forty six. I'll throw back to the
Speaker 2: Future into the conversation too. As far as longevity and
Speaker 2: standing the test of time, you know, the classics never
Speaker 2: really die, guys, that's the thing. And you have to
Speaker 2: give it up to certain movies, certain movies like like
Speaker 2: if you watch Gremlins now, which people consider a Christmas movie,
Speaker 2: Kremlin sucks.
Speaker 3: Okay, back to the Future still kicks ass. Well.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of TV shows from your childhood that
Speaker 2: you'd be sadly disappointed if you watched.
Speaker 3: Like I recently.
Speaker 2: Was traveling and I for some reason on my phone,
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, look, I found old episodes of
Speaker 2: some shows Perfect Strangers.
Speaker 3: Which I thought was hilarious as a young boy.
Speaker 2: They don't age well, don't be ridiculous, stunk family matters
Speaker 2: with Erkele stinks. These are all terrible, but you know
Speaker 2: it doesn't stink, married with children, Golden Girls. There's certain
Speaker 2: shows that stood the test of time, and we're talking
Speaker 2: about you translate that into the world of sports. I
Speaker 2: think it is interesting when we brought up managers and
Speaker 2: coaches before. There are some coaches that their style plays
Speaker 2: themselves out of the game. It's like, yeah, that's you know,
Speaker 2: your old news now and other people justin adapt. Let's
Speaker 2: go to keV in Ohio. It's up Kevin.
Speaker 6: Hey, how's it going, guys?
Speaker 3: What's up? Two?
Speaker 6: I've got a quarterback for you.
Speaker 3: Joseph Leeburrow.
Speaker 6: I take care of my life was on the line.
Speaker 8: I like that answer, and uh, lucky day in Selander.
Speaker 6: I mean there's still performed Steve Martin and Martin Short,
Speaker 6: they're still going.
Speaker 3: Great answer.
Speaker 2: But Rich loves their recent show too, Only Murders fantastic.
Speaker 3: Deanna Martin Short just host SNL. Yes, so it was
Speaker 3: a great documentary on Steve Martin. I watched it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was good man. You're right, these guys have
Speaker 2: been doing it since our parents were young. You know
Speaker 2: what meme always makes me laugh, The meme of Steve
Speaker 2: Martin and is it Dane from Father of the Bride? Yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: And it's like, this is what forty year olds looked
Speaker 2: like in the nineties. Dal look like she wore like
Speaker 2: an old lady dress and he had like a full
Speaker 2: head of like white hair and true.
Speaker 3: We thought Steve Martin was eighty in the in the eighties, right,
Speaker 3: the father of the.
Speaker 2: Bride, Steve Martin and dian Keina are supposed to be
Speaker 2: in their early forties.
Speaker 3: That seems ridiculous. Honestly, I think that's a really great answer.
Speaker 3: These guys are still doing it.
Speaker 2: I mean, and they have a hit show with Selena Gomez,
Speaker 2: so I mean, still relevant, still doing it.
Speaker 3: Props to them. All Right, what's up Dan in Washington State?
Speaker 3: What's up, Danny?
Speaker 4: I've got a controversial one, but President lack Donald Trump's
Speaker 4: been in the in the spotlight forever.
Speaker 2: That's a great answer. Love him or hate him. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump was a cultural guy, a cultural image. But in
Speaker 2: the world of sports, when you're watching random things, you're
Speaker 2: seeing him, like signing football players because he was the
Speaker 2: owner of the New Jersey Generals in the early eighties.
Speaker 3: It was a cultural before he was a politician. You
Speaker 3: gotta remember.
Speaker 2: So he's always He was in one of your favorite
Speaker 2: Christmas classics, Rich I saw him yesterday in Home Alone too,
Speaker 2: Lost in New York, and.
Speaker 5: You know who did Rapper always? Rapper is always reference.
Speaker 5: If they were talking about having a lot of money.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump so whether he was loved or hated or both.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's been in your in your life for a long.
Speaker 2: Pop culture relevance, Yeah, pop culture relevance. He'd be on
Speaker 2: Howard Stern, he would go on Oprah. Uh, The Apprentice
Speaker 2: was in number one show. So yeah, Donald Trump has
Speaker 2: the moves are relatively new. I don't remember those dance
Speaker 2: moves in Donald Trump The Dancer. That's no, but no,
Speaker 2: think about it. I was watching the Vince McMahon documentary
Speaker 2: on Netflix, mister McMahon, and you forget that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: was shaving his uh McMahon's head. He was in wrestling,
Speaker 2: like you know.
Speaker 5: I got a quick one, Rich And I'm surprised we
Speaker 5: didn't talk about this. You you talked a lot about
Speaker 5: him last week, Michael Jordan, because we were talking about
Speaker 5: maybe possible fixes for the NBA, and you said, attached
Speaker 5: Michael Jordan to like some sort of board to help inspire.
Speaker 2: The game in a down year. Attached Michael Jordan to anything.
Speaker 2: And it's relevant because he could. If you are a
Speaker 2: thirty five plus, most people you know think Michael Jordan
Speaker 2: could do no wrong, never did any wrong. People forget
Speaker 2: that he ever bumped into the Pistons or Celtics. They
Speaker 2: just assume he won every year. There's this like weird
Speaker 2: aura around the great Michael Jordan, the sneakers, the brand,
Speaker 2: everything where I brought up coving on that Michael Jordan,
Speaker 2: I said yesterday if Adam Silver said Michael Jordan's the
Speaker 2: new official consultant to the NBA, just that alone, like
Speaker 2: people be like, oh, yeah, they really want they really
Speaker 2: you know, they're they're going for it.
Speaker 3: I won Christmas yesterday. You know why? Good Jordan's. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I bought my nine year old nephew Jordan's Spizikes. They're
Speaker 2: like Jordan forst oh yeah, bizikes, the low casual red
Speaker 2: with the with the cement, and you would have thought
Speaker 2: I was the greatest uncle that ever was. Now this
Speaker 2: is a nine year old who was so pumped to
Speaker 2: be receiving Jordan's. Little kids little babies are still wearing dress.
Speaker 5: Oh yours relevant bought on Our fourteen year old got
Speaker 5: a card in the mail from her grandma and a
Speaker 5: fifty dollars bill was in there, and she said, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna buy some Jordan's and think about it. My wife said, no,
Speaker 5: you're not not for fifty great answer.
Speaker 2: But no, a great answer, dude, because you're you're right,
Speaker 2: still so culturally relevant when you see little kids being
Speaker 2: pumped about Jordan's.
Speaker 3: Uh, let's say hi to Mo and Tempi Mo. You're
Speaker 3: on with Kevin on Writch. Hey, morning guys, Thanks man.
Speaker 4: I don't know if anybody's brought this one up, But
Speaker 4: how about ice Cubes. I mean he's gone back, dude.
Speaker 2: When ice Cube came back to Dodger Stadium Mo during
Speaker 2: the playoffs in the World Series, he delivered. In fact,
Speaker 2: the whole joke was fat Joe could not live up
Speaker 2: to what ice Cube did for the Dodgers. Now, but
Speaker 2: just how he reinvented himself in the world of acting
Speaker 2: and music. I mean, yeah, that's a great answer, man.
Speaker 3: I mean even when what does that mean?
Speaker 2: The pitch on the left he's wearing a jersey holding
Speaker 2: a gun, and the pitch on the right he's in
Speaker 2: a like a canoe in a family movie. He's in
Speaker 2: a raft of their life vest On. Yeah, some sort
Speaker 2: of family movie, smiling, uh jacket la, what's up?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: You're all with CNR. Hey you guys, Yeah, Hey.
Speaker 6: How about Snoop Dogg as an entrepreneur rapper.
Speaker 2: Yo love that answer too, absolutely, man, him reinventing himself
Speaker 2: and just taking himself mainstream with Martha Stewart, like you said,
Speaker 2: his sneaker line with Sketchers now, like just everything he
Speaker 2: does is incredible, man. And and the longevity's insane. The
Speaker 2: fact that early nineties, the fact that Snoop Dogg is
Speaker 2: as you know, as the memes go, the guy that
Speaker 2: your parents were, you know, critical of you listening to
Speaker 2: his music as a kid.
Speaker 3: Now your mom's like.
Speaker 2: I love Snoop Dogg like you love Snoop Dogg, mom,
Speaker 2: Because I'm pretty pop on the stoop, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: you didn't love his music when I was a you know,
Speaker 2: a kid in the nineties.
Speaker 5: I don't like how he's letting the silver show up
Speaker 5: in his hair and goatee, like that makes us feel old.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you what color it, Danny. Let me
Speaker 2: give you a straight up thing that bothers me more
Speaker 2: than anything. I'm a white guy, you know this.
Speaker 3: I think I think that.
Speaker 2: Black dudes that have gray coming in have such an
Speaker 2: easier job covering it up because African American.
Speaker 3: Men have black hair.
Speaker 2: If you're if you're a white guy with brown hair,
Speaker 2: and you start dying your hair and it doesn't look right.
Speaker 3: You look like Robert Goulay. You look like a guy
Speaker 3: that does a terrible dye job. You look like Ruddy.
Speaker 3: You look like Rudy Giuliani with the with the you know,
Speaker 3: hair dye dripping down his head.
Speaker 2: When I when I see a cool black guy and
Speaker 2: he lets it go gray too soon, like Kevin Hart,
Speaker 2: has no business having gray hair.
Speaker 3: Kevin Hart's a hand show. Yeah, I'm I think. I
Speaker 3: think this is my message all my black friends.
Speaker 2: If you have gray coming in, you have such an
Speaker 2: easy do your job covering it up than a corny white.
Speaker 4: Guy like me.
Speaker 3: I like it. Trylick that answer, though, I do. I
Speaker 3: really do.
Speaker 2: Man wisdom and again, if you want to continue sharing,
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 2: we want to break it down here for you guys. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: tell my wife, you know, filled in for Dan Patrick
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Speaker 3: I need a little nap. I'm gonna go in the bedroom.
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Speaker 2: And then tonight, of course you got Seahawks Bears a game, Cavino.
Speaker 2: That'll just prove to me that my forty nine ers
Speaker 2: let that division slip through their fingers. The Rams are
Speaker 2: gonna end up winning the division easily. They may clinch
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Speaker 2: The wildest sports stories of twenty twenty four are broken
Speaker 2: down like this by Us Cavino and Rich Number five
Speaker 2: Sho hey O Tani and Epe Misuhara and the whole
Speaker 2: gambling controversy that surrounded him. It's so wild because you
Speaker 2: have to remember how his season started and where it ended.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 2: It started terribly in La with the Dodgers, with this
Speaker 2: whole scandal, and then he ends up being the MVP
Speaker 2: and winning the World Series. So again, Kavino's right, this
Speaker 2: is number five because of the beginning and the ending.
Speaker 3: Where did start? Where did it end?
Speaker 2: It started with you know, is he going to get suspended?
Speaker 2: Is he is he gambling? Is he doing Pete rose antics?
Speaker 2: Is he doing some hood rat stuff? What is Otani doing?
Speaker 3: It turns out he's not.
Speaker 2: How many how many people were were there to be like,
Speaker 2: oh dude, he's guilty, only to find out that he
Speaker 2: wasn't right, that he.
Speaker 3: Was backstaff exactly Number four.
Speaker 2: We said on our list, on our over Promised show,
Speaker 2: a lot of the sounds ridiculous, but all the junk
Speaker 2: at the Olympics, how people were fascinated by the pole
Speaker 2: vaulter who got his dingling stuck.
Speaker 3: On the bar.
Speaker 2: You mean Anthony Amaradi of France. Yeah, a lot of
Speaker 2: Olympic junk between the swimmers and the pole ball guy.
Speaker 2: Number three, the Cody Bellinger story. It's a current one,
Speaker 2: but him going to the Yankees but now playing with
Speaker 2: his now wife's ex boyfriend John Carlos Stanton. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: having to navigate playing every day besides the guy stand
Speaker 2: standing beside the guy that used to sleep with your wife.
Speaker 2: It's got to be an interesting adjustment. Number two it
Speaker 2: has to be when unk Shannon Sharp accidentally started streaming
Speaker 2: himself in the bedroom Oops, oopsies.
Speaker 3: That definitely was wild and he ran with that.
Speaker 2: And the number one the wildest story sports story of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four because it spanned like nine months of
Speaker 2: our conversation in life is Tyson Jake Paul and everything
Speaker 2: that surrounded it?
Speaker 3: Was it real? Was it a fix? The ulcer?
Speaker 2: The postponement of the fight, the streaming, We debated is
Speaker 2: Netflix going to be able to stream this? Then it
Speaker 2: froze and it paused and the troubles we had the
Speaker 2: excitement of watching the fight. The ring Cardinals Sidney Sidney
Speaker 2: Thomas from Alabama. She became a star. I liked Rafaela Malagras,
Speaker 2: that's one of the other Ring Card girls. But I
Speaker 2: think that was definitely the number one pop culture sports
Speaker 2: story the whole year. Was really Jake Paul, Mike Tyson,
Speaker 2: and even Mike Tyson's butt cheeks made a cameo on
Speaker 2: Netflix exactly, and you could find that interview of us
Speaker 2: with Mike on Fox Sports Radios YouTube page and this
Speaker 2: show over promised Fox Sports Radios YouTube page.
Speaker 3: Perfect. Well, thank you guys, have a great grundle of
Speaker 3: a week. Enjoy.
Speaker 2: We'll see you guys back in the new year. I
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Speaker 2: promise land, right,