Speaker 1: You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox
Speaker 1: Sports Radio.
Speaker 2: Hey, what a nice surprise.
Speaker 3: Huh, good morning, surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise. Covino and rich
Speaker 3: In for the great Dan Patrick, and I have to
Speaker 3: say thanks again to Dan for always having us and
Speaker 3: for leaving the Glockenspiel. Rich is really nasty as you
Speaker 3: play along to the Eric Glockenspiel. Thank you, guys wherever
Speaker 3: you are, for hanging out with us.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: We're normally on from two to four on the West,
Speaker 3: five to seven on the East, Monday through Friday. But
Speaker 3: when they say, hey, you want a film for Dan,
Speaker 3: of course it's the Dan Patrick hat trick Day one.
Speaker 3: So we're here for the next three days and we'll
Speaker 3: be in for Colin on Friday. Thursday is a whole
Speaker 3: other thing we're doing with Dallas Goddard of the Eagles.
Speaker 3: Yeah again, I'm Steve Cavino. That is Rich Davis, the
Speaker 3: number eight seven seven ninety nine Fox. We'd like to
Speaker 3: get you involved, stay included, play along at home, see
Speaker 3: our stupid faces at Covino and rich Hope you had
Speaker 3: a nice weekend, Cobra Kai sort of weekend, not an
Speaker 3: NBA All Star sort of weekends.
Speaker 2: There's so much rhythm NBA to get to today. But
Speaker 2: then again, is there anything really to get to.
Speaker 5: I see why stars like Colin and Dan and they
Speaker 5: this is the time of the year they take off.
Speaker 5: You know what I was thinking, am I right in there?
Speaker 5: There's like so little going on. This is where like
Speaker 5: the fun. This is what you have to break out
Speaker 5: the fun.
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick's been doing it for so long.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that he has it down to science as to
Speaker 5: when he should take off. We should just like remember,
Speaker 5: write it down, copy those dates for our future so
Speaker 5: we know like exactly what dys to put.
Speaker 3: In ahead of time. Because again it's the slowest time
Speaker 3: of the year. So we're gonna do some radio today
Speaker 3: and just have some fun.
Speaker 5: That's why we h that's why we have an advantage
Speaker 5: because we hardly talk about hard hitting sports anyway.
Speaker 3: Well, let me tell you first off, how sports is
Speaker 3: the great unify, the great unifier.
Speaker 2: I'm not big on small talk. It trains me in.
Speaker 3: It gives me the nervous farts, it makes me feel weird.
Speaker 2: I don't like small talk chit chat.
Speaker 3: Right, and over the weekend I had to meet my daughter,
Speaker 3: my daughter, I have a fifteen year old teenage daughter.
Speaker 3: Fifteen year old pain in the ash right, and she
Speaker 3: has a new little boyfriend. Yeah, this is a nightmare
Speaker 3: for it. And I had to take her to meet
Speaker 3: his family for the first time because it was Valentine's weekend. Buppy,
Speaker 3: I hope you guys had a happy Valentine's Day weekend
Speaker 3: full of romance and love. But because their new teenage love,
Speaker 3: and because I was dropping her off at his house,
Speaker 3: I had to meet the parents as well. Oh boy, right,
Speaker 3: so I'm like, don't show up empty handed, bring.
Speaker 4: A bottle of wine.
Speaker 2: She brought a little plant for the family, Like you
Speaker 2: hung out there? I know.
Speaker 3: I went there to introduce myself, like, hey, she has
Speaker 3: a dad who cares about her and loves her.
Speaker 1: I'm the dad.
Speaker 2: Hi, how are you just a hello? How do you do?
Speaker 3: Because you know you're leaving your kid at a stranger's house,
Speaker 3: I don't know these people, but I also wanted to
Speaker 3: let them know that, Hey, I'm her dad. Don't be
Speaker 3: mean mugging my daughter. She's a nice kid. Right, Nice
Speaker 3: to meet you, guys, And they were pleasant, but you
Speaker 3: know what, the conversation immediately goes through though it's not
Speaker 3: really the small talk. It's so my son tells me
Speaker 3: you're into sports, oh, that you're some sort of broadcaster,
Speaker 3: and I automatically, oh, yeah, yeah, I love sports.
Speaker 2: And it's the.
Speaker 5: Great perfect talking about yourself.
Speaker 2: It really is.
Speaker 5: And it's like, yeah, who doesn't love talking about themselves?
Speaker 5: But sports again bringing people together, making the conversation easy.
Speaker 5: To grab the dad's phone and download our podcast I did.
Speaker 5: I said, hey, come here, search Covino and Rich. Do
Speaker 5: you stream your podcasts? That's me, that's us Coffino and
Speaker 5: Rich the best to ever do it. You just don't
Speaker 5: know it yet. So you know, you're talking all the
Speaker 5: sports stuff. So who do you root for? Well, from
Speaker 5: the East Coast, live out here in LA, but yeah,
Speaker 5: grew up hardcore Yankees fan, big fight fan.
Speaker 3: There's some UFC, there's some boxing this weekend. You know,
Speaker 3: I love fighting.
Speaker 5: I love football and the NBI I like it too,
Speaker 5: NBA yeah, the All Star Game yup, yep, exactly. So
Speaker 5: you're having all this really easy, breezy barbershop talk, and
Speaker 5: to me, it's the best conversation if you don't know
Speaker 5: what to talk about, if you don't know you know
Speaker 5: what to say, or, for example, a colleague you don't
Speaker 5: know much about him. You're on a work trip, you're
Speaker 5: trying to get on the bus's good side, you're meeting
Speaker 5: parents for the first time.
Speaker 2: Sports man.
Speaker 5: It brings people together and it really shows you if
Speaker 5: they can hang or not. It shows you where they are.
Speaker 5: I had a parent recently tell me the following, and
Speaker 5: it put up halt of the conversation. I felt that
Speaker 5: lull you speak of. You're at a school assembly, chit
Speaker 5: chatting with other parents at the school, so I hear
Speaker 5: you're into sports. This dad at the school set.
Speaker 2: To me, Oh, I apologize, I'm not really into sports.
Speaker 2: I don't have time. But again, now it shows you
Speaker 2: where they are talking about.
Speaker 5: Now, I mean, you find other things, but it does
Speaker 5: tell you something immediately about that guy, like music.
Speaker 2: What are you watching on TV? What are we doing here?
Speaker 2: You know it's odd too, though.
Speaker 3: You catch a guy who's like way involved and he
Speaker 3: wants to brag about his stat knowledge and his take,
Speaker 3: his like random guy hot take and he knows way.
Speaker 2: More than your and he knows more than you.
Speaker 5: Or he's like flexing in a way where he wants
Speaker 5: to show you that he does but I'm just I'm
Speaker 5: not in that mindset. So I'm like, yeah, I don't
Speaker 5: really want to play this game right now.
Speaker 2: I did it all day, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: I five buddies on my like softball team that'll be like, hey,
Speaker 5: who should I start this week with? By fantasy and
Speaker 5: they start listening to people, I'm like, I just I
Speaker 5: work for Fox Sports, but I really don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: We're not gonna do a fantasy sports breakdown right now
Speaker 3: exactly exactly. So I had this conversation and it was great,
Speaker 3: it was nice, but I did feel like I had
Speaker 3: to justify a little bit. And we've explained this in
Speaker 3: the past when you're talking to new people and you
Speaker 3: do what we do. I've said it for years. Podcasts
Speaker 3: are like opinions. Everybody has one, and most of them stink.
Speaker 3: When I'm telling these people that I do a sports show,
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, but I you know, I'm not doing like,
Speaker 3: you know, like a little boy podcast or something.
Speaker 5: You know, I've been doing this for a long time.
Speaker 5: In fact, filling in for the great Dan Patrick on Monday.
Speaker 2: You heard of that guy, right, oh oh oh oh.
Speaker 3: So I had that going on over the weekend. So
Speaker 3: while the NBA All Star was going on, it was
Speaker 3: a weekend of love and romance, new love and meeting
Speaker 3: people and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 5: You felt the need to make sure the other parents
Speaker 5: didn't think you were just some podcast. Well, I don't
Speaker 5: know if this is how I feel, if this is
Speaker 5: universal unless you look like old man Winter, which I
Speaker 5: do not thanks to just for Vato's dark brown black
Speaker 5: just to my just thanks to my hair and dye.
Speaker 2: When I meet other parents, they feel very parent to me.
Speaker 3: They feel a lot older than I am, So I
Speaker 3: feel like they're looking at me thinking that I do
Speaker 3: little boy things. And I'm like, I don't do like
Speaker 3: a podcast like your son's friends do because they think
Speaker 3: I'm a podcaster. I'm like, I'm a broadcaster, but I
Speaker 3: have a podcast, right, There's a difference, there's levels to it.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing it for fun. It's my career. We've
Speaker 3: been doing this for a long time. So it's not
Speaker 3: that I need to I said, justify, but you need
Speaker 3: to explain that. I think I don't think you do.
Speaker 5: Do they really win? Everyone in your neighborhod It has
Speaker 5: a podcast? How did they think you make a living?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know that. That's the point. That's why I'm
Speaker 5: introducing me. But if you're like, hey, well I don't
Speaker 5: know what they fit. You know, you know the girl
Speaker 5: you're Sun's dating, I'm the dead I live in southern California.
Speaker 5: Do they think you're a hobo living under the one
Speaker 5: on one? I don't know what they can think. I'm
Speaker 5: a deadbeat fraud I know. I Hey, no idea what
Speaker 5: they think about me. It does a rinky ding podcast, yeah,
Speaker 5: because when they say podcast, their Sun probably has a podcast.
Speaker 3: Everybody has a podcast. So anyway, it was a weekend
Speaker 3: of meeting new people. The point here isn't about my career.
Speaker 3: It's about that sports brings people together, people you never met,
Speaker 3: and you see it at the game.
Speaker 2: You feel it at the game.
Speaker 3: You're high five and strangers and that's the beauty of
Speaker 3: it all. And it gives you stuff to do, It
Speaker 3: gives you stuff to talk about, and it really puts
Speaker 3: things in perspective. Even if they don't watch sports, it
Speaker 3: tells you a lot about that person. So I had
Speaker 3: that shit chat about sports. Who I root for? What
Speaker 3: it means to me? And it always helps, It always works.
Speaker 3: That was my weekend. Then I realized something else rich
Speaker 3: two things. And I'll take your feedback in your phone
Speaker 3: calls that you were once a teenage boy. Now you
Speaker 3: hate this kid when you think about him. I think
Speaker 3: I worry more about my daughter than this kid. He
Speaker 3: seems like a really nice kid, Like he seems like
Speaker 3: the perfect kid. Then again, they all do right.
Speaker 5: If you were to hand select the kid for your
Speaker 5: daughter to be with, this would be the kid seems
Speaker 5: like a nice fella. I'll break out an old uh,
Speaker 5: an old phrase. Little Eddie Haskell n.
Speaker 2: A kid?
Speaker 5: Eddie Haskell? Is it Barney Stintson? That's even a twenty
Speaker 5: year old reference? Is there a is there a kid
Speaker 5: pop culture reference that parents like? That sort of a
Speaker 5: little weasel? Where is Eddie Haskell still the reference? Eddie
Speaker 5: Haskell is such an old guy, right?
Speaker 2: Is that still the reference? Actice like a grandpa reference.
Speaker 2: But it's let's leave it to Beaver.
Speaker 3: That's like Eddie Haskell was the quintessential, like hello, missus Cleaver,
Speaker 3: and then he's trying to get into hood rat stuff
Speaker 3: as soon as the parents leave. So Eddie haskells the
Speaker 3: the Wisenheimer type of guy. Who was nice in front
Speaker 3: of the adults, but like you said, was a weasel
Speaker 3: in real life.
Speaker 5: Stiffler. But I really don't know what I would say.
Speaker 5: It's Rich Davis, the velvet wolf. Here's my reference, Rich
Speaker 5: Davis pretends like he's a great guy.
Speaker 2: Just kidding, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't know if there's an updated reference. Hey if
Speaker 5: you got one eight seven, seven, nine to nine on
Speaker 5: Fox cn R. So the sports talk went over, well,
Speaker 5: they brought it up. They brought it up, so I
Speaker 5: leaned into it.
Speaker 3: Perfect, you want to talk about me, I'll talk about
Speaker 3: the Yankees, let's go. And then we talked about the
Speaker 3: dunk contest, which we'll get too later on.
Speaker 2: But one more observation.
Speaker 3: Because it was the NBA All Star weekend but also
Speaker 3: was Valentine's Day weekend, I really or should I say
Speaker 3: the Sakai to Kai weekend cobra kai weekend.
Speaker 2: For this guy, I noticed. My biggest struggle over.
Speaker 3: The weekend wasn't dealing with my teenage daughter hanging out
Speaker 3: with a boy.
Speaker 5: That's life, and I'm okay with it. I really am people.
Speaker 5: We as people, not just people.
Speaker 2: Me too.
Speaker 3: Magnify these things like they're gonna be dreadful. They're not
Speaker 3: that bad. It's life, and you embrace it and you
Speaker 3: realize it's special for them the same way it was
Speaker 3: for you, and you want don't be that dead.
Speaker 2: That's like, well, you know what I want to do.
Speaker 2: I'm going to scare him in to put like shine
Speaker 2: my shotgun or something like. That's not me.
Speaker 5: You want them to have a nice teenage love experience,
Speaker 5: you know, like, hey, did he get my daughter a
Speaker 5: nice card? Did he write in it? Was he nice
Speaker 5: to her? Is Valentine's Day? Did he buy her something?
Speaker 5: Do you want to scare a teenage boy? Are you
Speaker 5: proud of yourself?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, that's not who I am. I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: be that.
Speaker 3: But I also am trying to be present and assertive
Speaker 3: in my way, like hey, I'm here, I'm her dad,
Speaker 3: don't be a weenie.
Speaker 2: I noticed.
Speaker 3: My biggest battle over the weekend was trying to stay
Speaker 3: awake during all the NBA festivities. The obstacle and my
Speaker 3: biggest battle was trying to avoid girl Scout cookies and
Speaker 3: leftover Valentine's Day candy because I realized this we as men,
Speaker 3: we buy our wife and girlfriend and daughters candy and chocolates,
Speaker 3: and I realized that the half nibbled ones and the
Speaker 3: ones with the peanuts.
Speaker 2: Are left for us always. Those are ours, guys. Enjoy them.
Speaker 2: That was my mission to avoid them, and I failed
Speaker 2: the end.
Speaker 5: That was my weekend. That was yours, thin men's by
Speaker 5: the sleeve. Yeah, dude, it's not Joeline season. It's Girl
Speaker 5: Scout Cookie season. It's not NBA season. Is Girl Scout
Speaker 5: Cookie season?
Speaker 2: And they were calling my name.
Speaker 5: I had about sixteen samoas in one sitting. Well, the
Speaker 5: problem is, once you open that package of samoas, you
Speaker 5: have to eat them by the rope. No, I can't
Speaker 5: just tell you can't be lonely samoas. I'm like, he
Speaker 5: can't just leave these lonely ones here. I gotta finish
Speaker 5: them all.
Speaker 2: Is that a reality show you're watching lonely samoans? Yeah,
Speaker 2: like you know you feel bad for the other ones,
Speaker 2: Like yeah, no, come on, I'm gonna eat them all
Speaker 2: the tin mince in the freezer. Yeah. And once you
Speaker 2: open that sleeve, like, how many are at ten? Do
Speaker 2: you tell? You tell your wife you want five?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 2: Five?
Speaker 3: And I was so fired. I'm on Mac mclung. I
Speaker 3: was like you know, I lost all control, so I
Speaker 3: ended up eating the whole box. So I wanted to
Speaker 3: start today's show. You like, start We're fifteen minutes ten.
Speaker 3: I want to start today's show talking about the NBA
Speaker 3: because I have an analogy. I mean, this is no
Speaker 3: Colin Cowhart stars analogy. This is no Dan Patrick analogy, and.
Speaker 2: I feel like I feel like the NBA. I thought
Speaker 2: about this for a while because I much like you.
Speaker 5: You're talking about your weekend of meeting your daughter's boyfriend's family,
Speaker 5: and just you know, the point was, I had a
Speaker 5: title for it.
Speaker 2: Sports is the Great Unifier. Thank you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I had my son's birthday party this weekend. When
Speaker 5: other parents are hanging around your house, I'll back you up.
Speaker 5: The short of it is when other parents were hanging
Speaker 5: around your house and you're like hey, after they're like,
Speaker 5: we like when you don't the place. After the initial
Speaker 5: small talk of like oh we love your home.
Speaker 2: Hey the drink? What the countertops? What is that? Uba? Tuba?
Speaker 2: It's grant? What is this?
Speaker 5: So the middle tops fantastic? The mid of dad talk
Speaker 5: is done. Cavino's dead on, and you can end it
Speaker 5: with that. You want to talk to a dad or
Speaker 5: a mom or someone that's just hanging around your house
Speaker 5: at a kid's birthday party. It doesn't feel as painfully
Speaker 5: forced painfully forces other small talk, like you sort of
Speaker 5: lean into it, like oh yeah, yeah, let's do this.
Speaker 5: I like I like this better. Yeah, man, you're ready
Speaker 5: for baseball season? Did you play as a kid or
Speaker 5: any sports talk? Yeah, it's way better than how's the
Speaker 5: weather doing.
Speaker 2: I got one.
Speaker 5: Besides the sports talk and the music talk. There was
Speaker 5: one dad that didn't say a peep, and he looked
Speaker 5: in my yard and he saw that we had recently
Speaker 5: bought a new grill, and clearly that was his thing.
Speaker 5: And I was like, oh okay, Because there's always something
Speaker 5: like you just gotta find their passion.
Speaker 3: And that's why I'm saying nine times out of ten sports,
Speaker 3: it's sports. If you want to talk about the big
Speaker 3: green egg or the new pizza oven you bought what
Speaker 3: are they called the umi UMIs or the or.
Speaker 5: The triggers or whatever it is, that's another thing that's
Speaker 5: easy to talk about.
Speaker 4: You're on the DP show. It's the trigger exactly.
Speaker 5: To me, it's whatever, whoever wants to give me some
Speaker 5: stuff I've just spent twenty five on a green egg.
Speaker 2: So to me, it's green egg. Ny, where's my tragger?
Speaker 5: I'll talk about all bed So while I'm making small
Speaker 5: tog of parents, you're doing your thing. That little intro
Speaker 5: was all to just let you know that the world
Speaker 5: of sports stunk this weekend. Yeah, and I haven't thought
Speaker 5: and it's it goes a little something like, of course
Speaker 5: you watched the Sikai Tikai, which I did, and I
Speaker 5: thought it was great. Only speak for yourself. I only
Speaker 5: up to episode two of the New Cobra Kai season.
Speaker 3: And if you don't know what the Sikai Takai is,
Speaker 3: then you don't follow international karate.
Speaker 4: You didn't like the dunk contest, Rich, that didn't stink?
Speaker 2: That was cool.
Speaker 3: I watched it in highlight form, Danny or like background
Speaker 3: TV format I had it on. That was that was
Speaker 3: good enough.
Speaker 2: Here's my thought. The NBA stars. The NBA is sort
Speaker 2: of like social media. Let me explain.
Speaker 5: You could post a video that you think is the
Speaker 5: funniest content. Oh, this is an A list interview. This
Speaker 5: is the funniest clip of you know something nonsense we
Speaker 5: did in the studio, and they could get like tens
Speaker 5: of thousands of views.
Speaker 2: You're like, I thought that was gonna hit.
Speaker 5: Then you can post a video of you like pop
Speaker 5: it a pimple and it has twelve million views. You
Speaker 5: don't determine what people want. They tell you what they want.
Speaker 5: It's mind boggling. If you look at our social media
Speaker 5: or anyone social media, they could have one or two
Speaker 5: videos every couple months that pop and it's probably never
Speaker 5: what they think. If you looked at all of our
Speaker 5: videos of all time, you know what our most viewed
Speaker 5: videos are me giving my wife our dog, pimple popping,
Speaker 5: and when we had a slap bet and one of.
Speaker 2: Us lost and we had a slap down.
Speaker 3: Sure every fellow who posts on social media could relate.
Speaker 3: You think that everybody's gonna love that picture of you
Speaker 3: and your kid, you fishing you and that killer joke
Speaker 3: you told, But some random one of you and your puppy,
Speaker 3: it's the views out of nowhere.
Speaker 5: You're like, huh, so, how did that happen? Let me
Speaker 5: explain again. You don't tell people what they want. They
Speaker 5: tell you what they want. And right now with the NBA,
Speaker 5: there's no blueprint on what catches, or what hits or
Speaker 5: what goes viral or what people like you just happen.
Speaker 5: You can't organically tell me what to be interested in.
Speaker 5: It sounds ridiculous, but yeah, de Tale is oldest timer.
Speaker 5: It's just like any artist, right.
Speaker 3: They always have the story of we weren't even gonna
Speaker 3: put that song on the album, and the one that
Speaker 3: they weren't gonna put on the album is the big hit,
Speaker 3: you know, and the one they thought was the big hit,
Speaker 3: no one give gave a Diddley squad about it.
Speaker 5: Oh, great example, Shaggy the cartoon like Scoob, No, not Shaggy,
Speaker 5: the art of Shaggy the song it wasn't Me. There's
Speaker 5: a great story behind that song Shaggy released. You know,
Speaker 5: he had mister Bombastick in the nineties that was a hit.
Speaker 5: But he had a couple stinker roos in there, and
Speaker 5: the record label was like, yeah, I think we're dropping.
Speaker 5: We're dropping Shaggy. This is you know, reggae pop stuff
Speaker 5: isn't working. And the label was like, yeah, we're done.
Speaker 2: What do you guys?
Speaker 5: What's the song he wasn't No, it wasn't me. This
Speaker 5: is all nonsense. Some random radio person I believe in
Speaker 5: Hawaii played it. A couple of important people were on
Speaker 5: vacation heard it. Long story short, this thing spreads like wildfire.
Speaker 5: Shaggy's a huge star. It wasn't me was one of
Speaker 5: the biggest songs of the two thousands.
Speaker 3: So the big Kuhuona played it on the radio and
Speaker 3: he came a hit. Yeah, and now the big Buffoona's
Speaker 3: talking about it at Fox Sports.
Speaker 5: So the thought is everyone said no, but then what
Speaker 5: the public said, no, no, no, that's the one we like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't know a rock band. You don't know
Speaker 2: what's gonna say. Rock band will say.
Speaker 5: The label resisted this song, and then they put it
Speaker 5: out for like the fans, and it became their big hit.
Speaker 5: Always happens, Long story short. The NBA, much like all
Speaker 5: these things, you can't force on people what you think
Speaker 5: will work.
Speaker 2: And and I'm.
Speaker 5: Not saying they're forcing it honest, but right now, for
Speaker 5: you to say, what should be the Western Conference finals?
Speaker 5: For example, right, okse, you got Alexander Sga Hartenstein, Jaylen Williams,
Speaker 5: a team that plays as a team.
Speaker 2: You got Yo Kinch who's fundamentally sound.
Speaker 5: You got the Grizzlies with you know, Jaron Jackson and
Speaker 5: John and everyone. Point is, if I were to ask you, Covino,
Speaker 5: who intrigued you.
Speaker 2: There's no young start.
Speaker 5: Maybe Wemby when he first entered the league, when we
Speaker 5: were all like, oh, we got to see this guy.
Speaker 5: We're still talking about essentially the older guys in the NBA, Lebron,
Speaker 5: Steph kd.
Speaker 3: Kyrie, like that all happened than the past few years.
Speaker 3: Though NBA was doing a great job of creating new
Speaker 3: stars for a long time.
Speaker 5: But those new stars time is pass Covino exactly, No,
Speaker 5: that's I'm just saying that's all recent.
Speaker 2: What teams, What teams intrigue?
Speaker 5: You ask yourself that, And the sad reality is it's
Speaker 5: veteran teams holding on because you just well, I.
Speaker 3: Would say, and I mean no disrespect to Danny g
Speaker 3: our super producer who's on the phones at eight seven
Speaker 3: seven ninety nine out Fox or any Lebron fan out there,
Speaker 3: but I think it's because of his longevity. We're still
Speaker 3: so focused on Lebron that conversations always come back to
Speaker 3: him and the Lakers.
Speaker 5: Lebron's son who this isn't even NBA ready, and I says,
Speaker 5: got more attension than any young star in years other
Speaker 5: than Wenby, Maybe that's what I mean, Like I say that, Hey,
Speaker 5: props to him, but in reality that conversation feels like
Speaker 5: two thousands Lebron James and we're still talking about him.
Speaker 3: I was wearing Jinko jeans when we were talking about
Speaker 3: Lebron James twenty years ago, and we're still talking about these.
Speaker 5: Lebron James still playing. There's there's room to talk about
Speaker 5: other people.
Speaker 3: But when it comes back to him, like, you're not
Speaker 3: really having conversations about the guys you should be talking about.
Speaker 2: If that's part of it.
Speaker 5: If I were to say Cavino, like the only reason,
Speaker 5: like look at the Western Conference right when you think
Speaker 5: of the teams that you would want to see, they're
Speaker 5: just the names of older veterans that you've seen before.
Speaker 5: Does the idea of does the idea of like Okase
Speaker 5: get you all fired up?
Speaker 2: Or Cleveland takes a minute too? It does? You know?
Speaker 5: I brought up music before. I don't like songs the
Speaker 5: first time I hear them. That's very rare.
Speaker 3: Familiarity takes a minute, you know, I have to listen
Speaker 3: to him, so three four times before I'm like, yo,
Speaker 3: that one's the Beadle's so, I mean, it takes a
Speaker 3: minute to start to know a little bit about these superstars,
Speaker 3: and that's an All Star weekend is kind of about.
Speaker 3: It puts them on a major platform and you get
Speaker 3: to familiarize yourself with these guys, with these new stars.
Speaker 3: But you tell me, is that how you look at it?
Speaker 5: Or do you agree that you can't really force on
Speaker 5: people what they're supposed to be interested in. We'll take
Speaker 5: your feedback, we'll break, we'll come back, because you can
Speaker 5: talk about it in any sport, right.
Speaker 2: I'm a big Mets fan.
Speaker 5: Pee Alonso On paper, you always say should be a
Speaker 5: bigger star, But there's something about him, like, does does
Speaker 5: anyone care about Pete Alonzo other than me and Mets
Speaker 5: fans during free agencies?
Speaker 2: He might no one.
Speaker 5: Cared about him, And you're you're the first gotta say,
Speaker 5: here's the guy that hits forty or fifty home runs,
Speaker 5: he's a slugger, he does the whole LFM. You know,
Speaker 5: let's eff and go Mets. Everyone loves them, you would think.
Speaker 3: But well, I think there's something about his personality that's
Speaker 3: not translating in New York and on a mainstream level,
Speaker 3: where people think he's just a goofy, boring sort of
Speaker 3: player that hits bombs, and maybe there's something to be
Speaker 3: said about the NBA. But put your finger on it.
Speaker 3: What was rubbing you wrong with some of these younger players?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Maybe it is like not wanting to participate in a
Speaker 3: slam dunk contest.
Speaker 2: I got to watch Mac mcclunk.
Speaker 3: It's how pampered and annoying some of these players are
Speaker 3: and load management. Maybe it's just rubbing people the wrong way,
Speaker 3: So maybe it's not necessarily them. You know, why isn't
Speaker 3: it translating? Is the question?
Speaker 2: I guess. We're live from the Mercedes Benz Studios.
Speaker 3: We got Shacked Diesel Trivia speaking of the NBA Shacked
Speaker 3: Diesel trivia later on today giving away some prizes. But
Speaker 3: when it comes to Rich's NBA analogy, what are your thoughts?
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Speaker 3: I hope you had a great Valent Times weekend, Bopy.
Speaker 3: Hope you enjoyed some Russell stovers. Hope you enjoyed the
Speaker 3: NBA All Star Game? Was it SNL or Cobra kai
Speaker 3: that overshadowed the everything NBA All Star Game. We're taking
Speaker 3: your calls and your feedback now on Rich's NBA analogy.
Speaker 3: He's basically saying that there's no blueprint on what works
Speaker 3: and what doesn't work. But I hope you had a
Speaker 3: nice weekend of Steph Curry sort of weekend. He got
Speaker 3: the MVP, his second All Star Game MVP. The OG's
Speaker 3: got the win. We'll play some Shack Diesel trivia. But
Speaker 3: you want to explain again, Rich.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's evident that.
Speaker 5: In generally we like to think that we could tell
Speaker 5: people what they're interested in, what they like, what they
Speaker 5: gravitate towards networks. Do it, podcast, has to do it,
Speaker 5: TV shows, movies. There's a sentiment that, oh, we know
Speaker 5: what the public wants, but a lot of times the
Speaker 5: public just tells you what they want. You can try
Speaker 5: to push a new artist, a new athlete, a new
Speaker 5: face of a company on the general public. But they
Speaker 5: could very well just be like, now, we don't like that,
Speaker 5: we like that. It's like the famous story of Happy Days.
Speaker 5: Fansie wasn't supposed to be the main character How I
Speaker 5: Met your Mother. It wasn't supposed to be about Barney Stinson.
Speaker 2: Did I do that?
Speaker 3: Tory Nichols wasn't supposed to be anything more than a
Speaker 3: quick cameo on Cobra Kai.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that same category as Fansie.
Speaker 3: It's more relevant than Henry Winkler, even though I love him.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying the season premiere just wrapped up Tory.
Speaker 3: He's the main character of Cobra Kai. But it just
Speaker 3: shows you that, you know, like I said, uh erkele Phonsie,
Speaker 3: these are not designed theublic decided. So you could say
Speaker 3: these are the new faces of our sport. But if
Speaker 3: the public doesn't gravitate towards them, If you, as the
Speaker 3: average NBA fan, what matchup you'd want in the NBA,
Speaker 3: most people would say, hold, no, maybe like the Warriors
Speaker 3: are the Lakers because they're still hung up on Steph
Speaker 3: and Lebron and those older faces. I think, you know,
Speaker 3: I think if you're asking why is this because your
Speaker 3: point is valid. I think everybody and everything goes through
Speaker 3: transitional ups and downs, like transitional phases. We I think
Speaker 3: we were a little spoiled in the NFL, Like when
Speaker 3: we got all these slew of new quarterbacks, it made
Speaker 3: the transition easier. He's like, whoa, wait a second. All
Speaker 3: these dudes are really good, I mean guys, and you
Speaker 3: embrace the new guys immediately. We say goodbye to.
Speaker 5: Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and you know, Drew Brees and
Speaker 5: that crew of quarterbacks. But we also welcomed in Burrow Jackson,
Speaker 5: Josh Allen, like Jalen hurts that.
Speaker 3: So it's like the holidays when you're grown up. Remember
Speaker 3: when you were a kid, how great the holidays seemed.
Speaker 3: Then everybody grew up and no one had kids yet,
Speaker 3: so the holidays seemed boring because you were going through
Speaker 3: that transitional stage of life and family. All of a sudden,
Speaker 3: your sister started having kids and there was kids back
Speaker 3: in the mix, and the holidays got exciting again. You're like,
Speaker 3: oh wow, their holidays are back. I guess now we
Speaker 3: just got through that transitional stage, and maybe the NBA, well,
Speaker 3: all the changes they're making and all the changes they're
Speaker 3: forced to make, and thinking about the way the game
Speaker 3: has changed with three points and it's become boring, and
Speaker 3: Silver's trying to for you out, well, how do we
Speaker 3: fix it?
Speaker 5: And a new format for the All Star Game? All
Speaker 5: these things are a little confusing to people. There's a
Speaker 5: new slew of characters that not everybody's embracing yet, it's
Speaker 5: just the transition all of a side.
Speaker 3: They'll be a moment in time where all of a
Speaker 3: sudden you're like, ah, I have.
Speaker 2: Another I have another reason.
Speaker 5: Who's arguably the best Major League Baseball player that's never
Speaker 5: sniffed the post season for the most part, For the
Speaker 5: most part, Trout. Mike Trout Right, you could argue, maybe
Speaker 5: not most the most personality plus guy. But you know
Speaker 5: what also takes a star like Mike Trout from being
Speaker 5: next level star never being relevant when it matters in
Speaker 5: the playoffs?
Speaker 2: Do you think.
Speaker 5: Maybe if the Spurs were more of an elite team
Speaker 5: and had had more weapons and more, you know, more
Speaker 5: of a vibe around Wemby. Wemby to me is the
Speaker 5: most intriguing young star, but in a league where twenty
Speaker 5: of the thirty teams make the playoffs, they're still on
Speaker 5: the outside looking in. Is that a part of it too,
Speaker 5: where Danny, the biggest young star that might be the
Speaker 5: biggest quote attraction, isn't even on a playoff caliber team.
Speaker 7: Well, one of my favorite players in the league right
Speaker 7: now is Dearon Fox, and the Kings traded him to
Speaker 7: the Spurs. So the Spurs are trying to work on
Speaker 7: what you're talking about right now.
Speaker 2: I mean you can't.
Speaker 3: We're coming off of crazy highs of a great MLB
Speaker 3: season first time in a long time. But it backs
Speaker 3: up what I said, another exciting NFL season and then
Speaker 3: you're like NBA and you're trying to play catch up now.
Speaker 5: But no, but it goes back to what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Otani is the biggest star, but guess what he also did.
Speaker 5: The biggest star showed up on the biggest stage and
Speaker 5: that team won the World Series.
Speaker 3: I think once the I'm state in the obvious here,
Speaker 3: but once the playoffs are kicking in and you're seeing
Speaker 3: Lebron and Luca do their thing again, big team, big national,
Speaker 3: nationwide team, not just here in LA with superstars that
Speaker 3: you recognize when you see them competing with these younger
Speaker 3: dudes that you really don't know that well, you start
Speaker 3: kicking in and your fandom starts to kick in and
Speaker 3: you start getting excited about it.
Speaker 5: Luca and Lebron, Stephen Draymond, like the names that you
Speaker 5: want to say, Yeah, but you're tuning into the NBA
Speaker 5: right after the NFL, right after Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: You all hyped up about super Bowl.
Speaker 3: And then you're tuning into the NBA because it's all
Speaker 3: there is to tune into right as we approach All
Speaker 3: Star break. So that's kind of boring as a casual
Speaker 3: NBA fan.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Andy and Rhode Island. Andy, what is it?
Speaker 6: I mean?
Speaker 5: And I don't want to talk about, Well, the NBA
Speaker 5: it's three pointers and this and that.
Speaker 2: Andy. To me, it's just saying you just can't force
Speaker 2: what works. Yeah, you can't force it. You can't tell
Speaker 2: people what they like.
Speaker 8: No, absolutely, guys. And I feel that because you know,
Speaker 8: a lot of it kind of just goes back to
Speaker 8: revision's history because you know, we can't really see who's
Speaker 8: gonna be, you know, the next breakout generational players ahead
Speaker 8: of time, so we kind of just cling back to
Speaker 8: you know, the guys that's still in the league that
Speaker 8: have been doing it for so long, because I feel
Speaker 8: like a lot of it has to do with social media.
Speaker 8: We have so much access to these guys that in sense,
Speaker 8: it's always on to the next with the current society
Speaker 8: that we're living nowadays, and it's just so tricky because
Speaker 8: we want to embrace the new guys, but then I
Speaker 8: feel like a lot of these new guys they don't
Speaker 8: have that superstar you know, that whole horizon energy that
Speaker 8: we look forward to, just like you know, you're going
Speaker 8: back to Michael Jordan's he was so polarizing, but it
Speaker 8: was so it was such a mystery because we didn't
Speaker 8: have all the access to him. So that I feel
Speaker 8: like that's the biggest difference. And you know, like you
Speaker 8: guys said, it's a transitional phase and we'll see where
Speaker 8: it goes.
Speaker 1: Right now is just up in the air.
Speaker 8: You know, we can only hope for the best of
Speaker 8: the NBA, But it seems like we're embracing the NFL
Speaker 8: stars a lot faster because the NFL is dis case
Speaker 8: it really is it.
Speaker 3: Is, and it's that that good of a product where
Speaker 3: you're not really competing with anything. If you're a casual
Speaker 3: NBA fan, you're oversaturated with other options. Like if you
Speaker 3: asked me honestly over the weekend, yeah, would you rather
Speaker 3: watch the NBA All Star Game or Cobra Kai.
Speaker 5: I'm watching Cobra Kai. That sounds ridiculous, but we have.
Speaker 5: My point is, you have options. As your mom would say,
Speaker 5: up the wazoo.
Speaker 2: You have so many other things to watch.
Speaker 6: Mom.
Speaker 5: It's competing with all these other things, you know. So
Speaker 5: it's a mixture. It's a perfect storm of all of
Speaker 5: these things, Richie. I can't force these things, the new formats,
Speaker 5: the new stars, and you have all these other things
Speaker 5: to watch.
Speaker 2: George and La, what's up, Bud? What's what's up? Man?
Speaker 9: Hey buddy, Hey man, got to hear you guys this morning.
Speaker 9: It was a good surprise.
Speaker 2: Oh nice man, high surprise surprise.
Speaker 9: Sorry with your daughter. Brother, That was cool, man, that
Speaker 9: was real cool.
Speaker 2: Hey, thanks man, it was all right. You know, it's
Speaker 2: a weird.
Speaker 3: It's a weird moment to just sort of accept that
Speaker 3: your daughter it's not her first boyfriend.
Speaker 2: But she's fifteen now, so different right now. Yeah, So
Speaker 2: what's on your mind? George?
Speaker 9: Hey, bro, I'll tell you it wasn't cool that Sprinky
Speaker 9: Dinky also our game, bro. It was pretty lame. It
Speaker 9: was non competitive. They need to come up with a
Speaker 9: better idea. Maybe, how about like something like, well, what
Speaker 9: hockey does? That hockey game was was beast but that
Speaker 9: was awesome first.
Speaker 5: Yeah, hockey sold the weekend with their fights. I mean
Speaker 5: hockey fights. You know what it was this weekend was
Speaker 5: hockey fights. Saturday Night Live fifty and a couple other
Speaker 5: things that all sort of overshadowed.
Speaker 2: It was a pick a ball tournament.
Speaker 7: There was some crazy crashes in the Daytona five hundred
Speaker 7: when that picked up after the weather delay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't want to I don't want to be
Speaker 5: the guy that piles on. I don't want to kick
Speaker 5: the NBA will.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but enough, if you weren't painting the narrative, then
Speaker 3: you wouldn't be accurate either. And that was the narrative on.
Speaker 5: If you took the temperature on social media and just
Speaker 5: the buzz of of what people were saying about All
Speaker 5: Star Weekend, that's exactly it.
Speaker 3: If you see it otherwise, feel free to share. We're
Speaker 3: just painting a picture for you. As I said to you,
Speaker 3: I don't want to. I just don't want to pile
Speaker 3: on and be like, yeah, MEA stinks right, guys, because
Speaker 3: I just think there's a they're trying Adam Silva striking.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying you can't force people to like something.
Speaker 3: I mean another thing though, just to show that you're
Speaker 3: not rich is again, that's the overall sentiment of how
Speaker 3: people are feeling. Right, So we're not gonna come here
Speaker 3: and be like, dude, that was electric, are we We
Speaker 3: would sound ridiculous?
Speaker 2: Yeah, right.
Speaker 3: Draymond Green over the weekend was basically talking about how
Speaker 3: flat it was, how weak it was, how you have
Speaker 3: these you know, young players out there that don't deserve
Speaker 3: to be out there, and that the format didn't work
Speaker 3: like he made it no secret And that's been a
Speaker 3: theory of ours too on this show. When you have
Speaker 3: the analysts and former players and current players dumping on
Speaker 3: the product, how do you expect the casual fan to
Speaker 3: be excited about it?
Speaker 2: That's bad marketing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there were twenty minute breaks in that bracket final,
Speaker 7: and a lot of the players spoke out afterwards saying
Speaker 7: they didn't like it. They understand that it needs to
Speaker 7: be kind of stretched out for TV, right, and they're
Speaker 7: just being honest. But like Kevin Hart was doing stand
Speaker 7: up and little skits and he was at Lebron's locker
Speaker 7: putting his shoes on, and you know, and Trey Young
Speaker 7: said he was part of Chuck's Global Stars. I didn't
Speaker 7: like the breaks. The games were so short. Obviously we
Speaker 7: can score, so they're trying to I feel like, stend
Speaker 7: the game, you know, because they need breaks and things
Speaker 7: like that.
Speaker 4: But the players want to play yeah.
Speaker 3: And I think the silver lining here is they're trying
Speaker 3: to figure it out or trying to give you something else.
Speaker 3: Like we always say Rich Gary Vee, we quote him
Speaker 3: innovator died or trying to innovate and trying to make
Speaker 3: things exciting.
Speaker 2: So that's the positive.
Speaker 7: They're testing it on live TV, though, is the the issues.
Speaker 7: Like us, once in a while on our afternoon show,
Speaker 7: we'll test a game, a new game that we're gonna play, yeah,
Speaker 7: and it kind of evolves into the final product that
Speaker 7: we put on the air every week, and that first
Speaker 7: week or two we do it, we laugh, we have
Speaker 7: fun with it.
Speaker 4: It's a little rough, but.
Speaker 7: Imagine millions and millions of viewers watching something you're trying
Speaker 7: to figure out in real time.
Speaker 2: You know, your final thoughts on the NBA All Star Weekend.
Speaker 5: We'll get to that, plus a birthday of maybe the
Speaker 5: most famous athlete of our lifetime and will there ever
Speaker 5: be another? We'll explain that's all coming up next, your budd.
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Speaker 3: a comment on my sweet top hat today for President's Day.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'm gonna drop some presidential fun facts.
Speaker 2: Oh, I can't wait a.
Speaker 3: Little Ben, I'll tell you were happy President's Day, pop
Speaker 3: b I don't know if you have the day off
Speaker 3: for the kiddies, do, but hope you enjoyed the day.
Speaker 3: I hope you had a nice Valentine's Day weekend. Hope
Speaker 3: you had a nice NBA All Star weekend. Think Rich
Speaker 3: is really struggling trying to put his finger on the
Speaker 3: reason that it's just kind of lackluster and boring. But
Speaker 3: you don't have to look that hard, Rich, It's a
Speaker 3: transitional stage. You're not from you with a lot of
Speaker 3: these young players. It happens in life all the time,
Speaker 3: and when the stars of the league, when the stars
Speaker 3: aren't hyped about it, it's impossible for you to be
Speaker 3: hyped about it. Listen to Draymond Green talk about it
Speaker 3: over the weekend.
Speaker 6: You work all year to be an All Star and
Speaker 6: you get to play up to forty and then you're done.
Speaker 6: This is so unfair to Victor win Miyama who just
Speaker 6: took this game really seriously, Shay Gilges Alexander who.
Speaker 4: Just took this game really seriously.
Speaker 6: When you talk about chasing after the points, Wreckers Mellow
Speaker 6: and Kobe and all these guys who've had great staring knights,
Speaker 6: they don't get the opportunity to do that with this game. Also,
Speaker 6: we can watch some rising stars. We're about to watch
Speaker 6: the Olympic team. Now we get to treat of watching
Speaker 6: the Olympic team play against a U nineteen team.
Speaker 2: Come on what are we doing al of one to ten?
Speaker 6: Your thoughts of the format ten being the best?
Speaker 2: Yes, A zero sucks. Zero sucks. And he looked mad
Speaker 2: about it too.
Speaker 3: So you're watching this as a FA and it puts
Speaker 3: it in perspective like, oh well, because sometimes you're thinking.
Speaker 2: It's me? Is it me?
Speaker 3: Why am I not like zoned in on this? Why
Speaker 3: am I not excited about it? It's not you, even
Speaker 3: though we suffer from short attention spans.
Speaker 2: I thought about it. There's something flat about it.
Speaker 3: Even Stu Gotts wrote, if Dalton connect your boy d
Speaker 3: NG is playing in your all Star game, it's not
Speaker 3: an all star game.
Speaker 2: It's a some starscame me, come on.
Speaker 5: But I think I came to the conclusion I thought,
Speaker 5: I know, I thought, I'm just you know, that's the
Speaker 5: vibe of everybody. I thought about it because I said,
Speaker 5: I don't I don't want to pile on and just
Speaker 5: be another sports TV radio podcast that that's like, you know,
Speaker 5: the NBA struggling Yet No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's be fair.
Speaker 7: Rich Draymond's sour and salty about a lot of things, of.
Speaker 2: Course, but I think here there's two layers.
Speaker 5: Number one, anything that is you know, resembling a solution
Speaker 5: to the NBA's struggling ratings or interest all equate to
Speaker 5: less money, shorter season in, less playoff teams, shorter games,
Speaker 5: and anything that would possibly be a quote step in
Speaker 5: the right direction all equal loss of revenue.
Speaker 2: So those are not answers. And then also think about
Speaker 2: this one. This is interesting.
Speaker 5: Maybe we just need to see someone do something no
Speaker 5: one's done. Let me explain when Michael Jordan was duncan
Speaker 5: and taken off from the three point line the free
Speaker 5: throw line, when these guys were doing ridiculous things, Michael
Speaker 5: Jordan revolutionized. Steph Curry hit a half court shot, how
Speaker 5: we you know, fly through the air? Steph Curry revolutionized
Speaker 5: the three point shot. Magic Johnson sort of revolutionized ball handling. Right,
Speaker 5: Are we just waiting for some star? Yes, I said
Speaker 5: ball handling. Are we waiting for someone to just do
Speaker 5: something drastically different that we haven't seen?
Speaker 3: I mean, we just mclung jumped over a car over
Speaker 3: this week, but we never saw anyone jump over the
Speaker 3: actual top of the car.
Speaker 4: No, your boy beat Griffin jumped over the hood.
Speaker 2: Hey, we've seen the hood. He jumped over a car.
Speaker 2: This dude that was pretty dope, But think about it,
Speaker 2: what else could be done?
Speaker 5: And I hate to compare it to, you know, something terrible,
Speaker 5: but sort of like smut, right, Like people keep pushing
Speaker 5: the en bulbs because I guess the regular bedroom activity
Speaker 5: isn't enough. Anymore categories out there we get to sensitize,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, all right, so now we see guys
Speaker 5: hitting half court shots, we see guys, you know, reverse
Speaker 5: dunking and doing everything.
Speaker 2: Do we need something else? Maybe that's it. We got
Speaker 2: more CNR.
Speaker 5: Next in for Dan Patrick right here on Fox Sports Radio,
Speaker 5: Hang Tight,