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Speaker 2: Happy President's Day and again, hope you had a nice weekend.
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Speaker 4: On President's Day, Stephen A. Smith said he's not going
Speaker 4: to run for president twenty twenty eight last for so
Speaker 4: fact of the matter, I'm not running for I.
Speaker 5: Will not be running for president announcement. He's not gonna
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Speaker 6: We saw him on media row in New Orleans during
Speaker 6: Super Week and you guys shouted him out, Hey, the
Speaker 6: next president, and he he laughed. Yeah, he waved to
Speaker 6: you with his long arsenio hall fingers. He looks so
Speaker 6: cool on the top hat. He looks so cool with
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Speaker 4: Because you know, the NBA All Star Weekend overshadowed by
Speaker 4: as you said, Cobra Kai SNL fifty, you know, Hockey
Speaker 4: US Canada, three fights in the first like ten seconds.
Speaker 4: There were so many things that said overshadowed NBA All
Speaker 4: Star Weekend. One thing, I didn't hear your match, which
Speaker 4: means you haven't started yet.
Speaker 2: I saw Andre Agasson and Steffie Grant want a pickleball tournament,
Speaker 2: say that was pretty cool.
Speaker 4: All these things overshadowing SNL's fifty all the highlights you're seeing.
Speaker 4: But there's a new White Lotus season, and I know
Speaker 4: we love the first two seasons.
Speaker 3: I gotta ask.
Speaker 4: They're saying Arnold's kid, Patrick Swarzenegger's in it, and he
Speaker 4: goes full frontal For the right price?
Speaker 3: Would you for the right price?
Speaker 4: Would you let it all literally hang out on streaming services?
Speaker 2: Are you asking me the collective view? Do you know
Speaker 2: me for twenty something years? You think I would actually
Speaker 2: do that for the right price? Danny j for the
Speaker 2: right price for my family? No thanks? Oh, he says,
Speaker 2: you're embarrassed. It's not about being embarrassed. It's like, you know, hey,
Speaker 2: I just don't feel like doing that.
Speaker 7: You'd rather the search come up as COVID.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's the I would just blame it
Speaker 2: on AI anyway. That was it me AI AI, That
Speaker 2: was a special effects.
Speaker 4: I just always think that's a very, very interesting choice
Speaker 4: because there's very there's so many unnecessary times that you
Speaker 4: see like man junk on shows, you gotta think the
Speaker 4: dude agreed to it, like and you can say the
Speaker 4: same about women.
Speaker 2: But I'm prosthetic because that's usually the first Google search.
Speaker 2: Is it prosthetic? Yeah, I'm asking you. I didn't have
Speaker 2: it on pause all night.
Speaker 4: Like you if you watched. Just just know that that's
Speaker 4: a choice people make. Thanks for the junk warning, though,
Speaker 4: I don't think the world needs more of that. I
Speaker 4: don't think it's needed in the storylines. I don't need
Speaker 4: just the way that reporter didn't need it from Brent
Speaker 4: Farv and girls on the internet didn't need it from
Speaker 4: Rich back when he was dating. Yeah, seriously, you know
Speaker 4: fun fact never sent one obvious, never even not even
Speaker 4: to my wife. I just always thought it was like
Speaker 4: a weird move. I was like, you know what, am
Speaker 4: I gonna put a top hat on it? Like it's
Speaker 4: President's ac Yeah, yeah, dress him up. Look at the time,
Speaker 4: time to transition.
Speaker 3: Whoa, whoa.
Speaker 4: I did want to speak about President's Day for a second, Cavino, sure,
Speaker 4: because I mentioned.
Speaker 3: Earlier I would not be president.
Speaker 4: President Taft, there's the high school out here, taff high School.
Speaker 7: You do not want to make a president out of me.
Speaker 4: President Taft not only got suck at a bathtub, which
Speaker 4: is like the worst rumor you could have it about
Speaker 4: yourself if you were one of the forty five Leaders
Speaker 4: of the Free World. Oh yeah, the fact I either
Speaker 4: got suck at a bathtub.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Taft also the first president to throw out a first
Speaker 4: pitch at a baseball game.
Speaker 3: To tie it back into Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 4: In nineteen ten, Washington Senators President Taft throughout a first pitch,
Speaker 4: and it set of ties into my weekend as well,
Speaker 4: because I'm starting to coach baseball for my son now right,
Speaker 4: And when you see the other dads that are helping out,
Speaker 4: it's a really simple question, is throwing a baseball? Because
Speaker 4: we've all seen presidents do it. Always impressed with George W.
Speaker 4: Bush after nine to eleven. I saw the Queen of
Speaker 4: England do it. She had a like a mean like
Speaker 4: screwball or something. One of my favorite seams in Naked Gun.
Speaker 4: Oh you mean the real Queen George W. Bush with
Speaker 4: the bulletproof vest on throwing a strike after nine to eleven.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump's got a good arm, Obama's a lefty. Impressive,
Speaker 4: Jimmy Carter. The list goes on and on of presidents
Speaker 4: that I look at the way they throw, and I'm
Speaker 4: not I'm not trying to sound chovnes.
Speaker 2: I picture honest, abe I picture Abe Lincoln up there,
Speaker 2: like the big unit, like Randad Johnson, tall and lanky,
Speaker 2: probably had a heater.
Speaker 4: You picture a blanket with a big unit. No, oh,
Speaker 4: sure he liked the big out like Randy Johnson. So
Speaker 4: I gotta ask. It's throwing a baseball the number one
Speaker 4: easiest way to size up another grown man and decide,
Speaker 4: I know how you were raised.
Speaker 2: If I see a guy, I mean, you can bring
Speaker 2: it back to that full frontal question you had earlier
Speaker 2: if you want. That's an easy way to size people up.
Speaker 2: That's true, But your wallet is another one.
Speaker 4: But I'm saying I feel like when I see other
Speaker 4: grown men. Danny at the Super Bowl, we had a
Speaker 4: football on set. Every so often someone would come by.
Speaker 3: You'd be like, hey, what's up you?
Speaker 4: It was like, you know, when you have a football
Speaker 4: or any ball of that matter laying around, some idiot
Speaker 4: guy's gonna grab it and start having a catch, right,
Speaker 4: But when you see another grown man throw a ball
Speaker 4: or is in your mind is it taking a jump shot?
Speaker 2: It's throwing a baseball of a ball, not a football,
Speaker 2: just a ball, not ball could also apply. But not
Speaker 2: everyone is king spiral like me? Are not everyone you know,
Speaker 2: could throw a football with great accuracy, like this guy.
Speaker 6: Cove Oar Afternoon Slash Evening video producer Spotty Boy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he had the ball at one point.
Speaker 6: I tossed it to him and he pushed the ball
Speaker 6: like a discus.
Speaker 3: Yeah he pushes.
Speaker 2: No, but the way you would throw with your opposite
Speaker 2: hands right that I'm a righty, So picture me throwing
Speaker 2: lefty like you know what our video guy spot.
Speaker 7: And he's very talented at other things.
Speaker 2: No, it's a great indicator of your childhood, but it's
Speaker 2: not an indicator of like the type of man.
Speaker 4: You are or are you a good But it is
Speaker 4: an indicator.
Speaker 2: It's an indicator on how you grew up for sure,
Speaker 2: and did you play sports or not.
Speaker 4: It is an an indicator of the type of man
Speaker 4: you are because it could be a great man but
Speaker 4: not be able to throw baseball. I'm not saying that
Speaker 4: type of man is a good thing. I'm just saying
Speaker 4: you could indicate. It could indicate what type of man
Speaker 4: you are.
Speaker 2: Not necessarily because I see a lot of professional athletes
Speaker 2: that can't throw a baseball and I'm baffled.
Speaker 4: But what I'm saying, if you see like our buddy spot.
Speaker 4: If he were to throw you a ball by by
Speaker 4: him just tossing you a handball, football, baseball, anything, your
Speaker 4: first instinct would be like, oh, you didn't play sports
Speaker 4: as a kid. Is if you toss someone a baby,
Speaker 4: how many?
Speaker 2: If there was an NBA stars or professional athletes get
Speaker 2: on the get on the mound, then embarrass themselves.
Speaker 3: I saw Kevin Durant throw out a pitch that at
Speaker 3: a Giants game.
Speaker 2: It's not it's not one hundred percent fool proof and
Speaker 2: accurate because guess what, last I checked, Durant has more
Speaker 2: NBA points than you ever scored.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: Right, So it's not a it's not a one hundred percent,
Speaker 2: but it is a great assessment, like you can tell
Speaker 2: a lot about that person.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying it makes you a better man. But
Speaker 4: what I'm saying is if you're across the room from
Speaker 4: someone and there is a if let's say you're across
Speaker 4: the room or in the yard at a barbecue or cookout,
Speaker 4: if there's a ball next to another girl man and
Speaker 4: you go, heye, throw that over here him picking it
Speaker 4: up and throwing it to you, I think within five
Speaker 4: seconds I could tell you about your childhood.
Speaker 2: It's not even about how they throw sometimes it's about
Speaker 2: how they catch it too, if they snap at it,
Speaker 2: stab at it like, stab at it like Tom Cruise does,
Speaker 2: and he, you know, he's pretty good. Like these things
Speaker 2: bother me in movies too, because you could see, like
Speaker 2: like what actors are never put a sport in their
Speaker 2: life like a mum. As much as I love him,
Speaker 2: Mark Paul Gossler, Zach Morris say by the bell. He
Speaker 2: was in that Fox TV show Pitch, and we talked
Speaker 2: about it. He was trained at everything he was. I'm
Speaker 2: just not a he's not a baseball guy.
Speaker 3: He could tell. The famous story would be Charlie Sheen.
Speaker 3: He was throwing high.
Speaker 2: Eighties in Major League and you could see he had
Speaker 2: some decent mechanics for back then. But is it a
Speaker 2: great indicator? Yes, because and do you make an assessment
Speaker 2: that's not necessarily accurate? Yes, because I often think back
Speaker 2: to President George Bush on President's Day on nine to eleven,
Speaker 2: when Jeter famously said, you know, don't bounce it, and.
Speaker 3: Perfect strike from the mound.
Speaker 2: He threw it from the mound, didn't bounce it, perfect
Speaker 2: strike on a really high pressure situation when the world
Speaker 2: was watching. And you know what, and I you know,
Speaker 2: there was a part of me. Remember he had a
Speaker 2: really sketchy reputation back then, right as as a buffoon
Speaker 2: of sorts. Yeah, and you gained like an ultimate or
Speaker 2: a different sort of respect when he saw that.
Speaker 3: And by the way, right, and that's what you kind
Speaker 3: of give someone. You give him a little nod of acknowledgement,
Speaker 3: like a guy could throw.
Speaker 2: He had a pretty pretty normal challenged And the reality is,
Speaker 2: whether you love him or hate him, Donald Trump has
Speaker 2: a good arm.
Speaker 3: He does. I can tell you and catch on the
Speaker 3: White House long.
Speaker 4: When you when you see Trump throw Mo ri Vera, right,
Speaker 4: when you see Trump throw baseball, football or anything, You're like,
Speaker 4: all right, think the guy grew up playing sports. And
Speaker 4: I think again, it doesn't make you a better guy. No,
Speaker 4: you could tell a lot about it. I'm just saying
Speaker 4: on President's Day, when you think back to Bush or
Speaker 4: Obama or Trump or you know, like I said, Taft
Speaker 4: was the first president to ever.
Speaker 3: I like, is it something else?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 2: Is something? Does something Trump? Pun intended? Does something Trump
Speaker 2: the throwing of a ball?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 4: It?
Speaker 2: Could it be a shot someone should like I saw
Speaker 2: over the weekend, I saw Skip Bayless hitting three point shots. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's acknowledging his form because he was sinking every shot.
Speaker 3: But its formal.
Speaker 2: But I didn't like it's form. But is there something
Speaker 2: else though? That is a great indicator of their skill level?
Speaker 2: This is this is a question.
Speaker 4: Let me let me of their men, let me package,
Speaker 4: let me package and phrase this question on President's Day.
Speaker 7: Yes, when we.
Speaker 4: Think back to how oddly good most presidents are throwing
Speaker 4: at a first pitch and shows, how is this taft
Speaker 4: pitch that you mentioned the first one ever? Yeah, I
Speaker 4: don't know if it's recorded, that'd be the longest time ago.
Speaker 3: There was a video of its over the weekend, Rich.
Speaker 2: I saw a video on TikTok and they were talking about,
Speaker 2: you know, the Kendrick Lamar performance at halftime and whether
Speaker 2: you liked it or not. They're like, you realize how
Speaker 2: far we've come? Do you know what the first halftime
Speaker 2: performance was? It wasn't a musical act. And I'm waiting
Speaker 2: to see him, like what was it? He's like, it
Speaker 2: wasn't a music line, Like was it a magician or something?
Speaker 4: Was that woman that balances plates at the NBA game?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, was it like.
Speaker 2: Some sort of gymnast, like you know, a guy on
Speaker 2: a unicy called march marching band.
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 5: He was like two bozos on jet packs, like.
Speaker 2: Like from Kenny Powers, but they were in water. They
Speaker 2: were like you have suspended in the air. Two guys
Speaker 2: like demonstrating an airpack, like flying in the air. I
Speaker 2: was like, man, that's weird. So I wonder what this
Speaker 2: presidential first pitch looked like?
Speaker 3: Is my point? Did taf throw a perfect strike a screwball?
Speaker 3: We'll never know.
Speaker 4: But what we do know is if you had to,
Speaker 4: if you had to tell someone about their childhood, my
Speaker 4: answer is I could tell you everything about your childhood.
Speaker 4: You know, other other than maybe like your relationship with
Speaker 4: your parents, but I could tell you how you were
Speaker 4: as a kid based on how you throw a ball.
Speaker 2: Back to me, I agree with this assessment when Rich
Speaker 2: and I agree, it's fact. But that's why it baffles
Speaker 2: me when I see a professional athlete and he can't
Speaker 2: throw a ball, like how one dimensional were you as
Speaker 2: an athlete? That's always and maybe that's the reason for
Speaker 2: their greatness in their in their sport. And this is
Speaker 2: not because you see guys in the NFL and the NBA.
Speaker 2: You see fighters they can't throw a baseball sometimes and
Speaker 2: you're like, wow, you were really committed to your foul
Speaker 2: shops and it doesn't mean you're you're better or worse Again.
Speaker 2: I wish I could play the guitar, but I don't
Speaker 2: got those skills.
Speaker 3: I never learned. But I see when I you know,
Speaker 3: you can see a guy find.
Speaker 2: Of a baseball is pretty basic though, because you would
Speaker 2: when you attribute this to like Caveman days of throwing
Speaker 2: a rock, like you didn't you didn't figure out the
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You're saying my daughter is seven and a half of
Speaker 4: my son is five, just based on what they know
Speaker 4: up to this point in t ball or softball. When
Speaker 4: they get older, already at this age, I think they'll
Speaker 4: mechanically not look weird. So it just means if you
Speaker 4: throw a ball to me like h, I'm like, yo,
Speaker 4: never one time did you play in your neighborhood?
Speaker 3: What are you saying there that maybe like daddy wasn't there.
Speaker 4: Daddy wasn't there to take me to the fair?
Speaker 3: Want to have a catch?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's the assessment that they just didn't they didn't
Speaker 2: Rough House on the streets and play with football. That's
Speaker 2: what you're really assessing, Like you didn't play little league.
Speaker 7: They didn't.
Speaker 3: They they're really not. You're not getting.
Speaker 2: A great understanding of who they really are, but you
Speaker 2: have an understanding of where they were or who they are.
Speaker 3: But he sure.
Speaker 4: Just note that when you see these, when you see
Speaker 4: celebrities or politicians throw out a first pitch, or like
Speaker 4: Cavino said, if you're watching a movie, you could tell
Speaker 4: what actors played sports, and you could tell what actors
Speaker 4: were so involved.
Speaker 3: In the arts.
Speaker 4: They're like, yeah, this guy's in a sports movie.
Speaker 3: I get this.
Speaker 4: He's never thrown a football, he's never shot at basketball.
Speaker 4: You ever see someone that's never played basketball shoot a
Speaker 4: basketball and they use both hands and they sort of
Speaker 4: like push it like muha, like that that you did?
Speaker 4: Your dad never shoot hoops with you? Did?
Speaker 3: Your mom never take you into the park?
Speaker 4: Like yeah, oh yeah, yeah for real? So your thoughts
Speaker 4: at eight, seven, seven, nine to nine on Fox, just
Speaker 4: on President's Day, just to remind her that it was taft.
Speaker 4: If you want a little trivia, if you want to
Speaker 4: be a smarty pants at your office, Taft the first
Speaker 4: president to throw out a first.
Speaker 2: Remember when Carlton took that long shot on the court
Speaker 2: in Fresh Prints?
Speaker 4: Exactly? They always say the worst, the worst sports. I'll
Speaker 4: never know the movie, but it was a basketball ending
Speaker 4: of a movie where a girl travels and holds the
Speaker 4: ball for like a minute and there's like eight seconds
Speaker 4: left on the clock.
Speaker 3: I know that clips movie viral all over the place.
Speaker 4: All right, well, hey, let's you know what, let's take
Speaker 4: one phone call on this now, we'll take the rest
Speaker 4: when we come back. Let's go to fish in PA.
Speaker 4: Fish throw throwing a baseball?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 4: Is that the ultimate like ability to describe how a
Speaker 4: guy probably grew up?
Speaker 10: Probably fifty I'm fifty seven. It's probably a generation link
Speaker 10: now because back in my day, I mean, I would
Speaker 10: say ninety percent of the kids played baseball.
Speaker 11: Yeah, now it's different.
Speaker 10: Even my daughters who's twenty five and twenty two. At
Speaker 10: seven years old, I had to go back and try
Speaker 10: to figure out how to teach them how to throw
Speaker 10: and catch. And some could catch but a lot, or
Speaker 10: some could throw but a lot could not catch. So
Speaker 10: I think I think that's a lot to do.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 2: A lot of kids nowadays, you know, they choose soccer,
Speaker 2: So it might what he's saying is is true.
Speaker 3: It might change or it might have changed over time.
Speaker 3: But I still think.
Speaker 4: That that's that's one of those things. Well, you were
Speaker 4: just saying, right your your daughter has like her first boyfriend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a runner, so I imagine he probably doesn't
Speaker 2: throw very well.
Speaker 3: It's the bother your daughters are a boy that can't
Speaker 3: even throw a bit. I don't know. I have yet
Speaker 3: to have a catcher. It might have to.
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Speaker 4: Let's take a few more phone calls on this first pitch.
Speaker 4: Not necessarily about first pitch? Is today's President's day? Taft
Speaker 4: first president to throw out a first pitch? And I said,
Speaker 4: it's very easy to assess another grown man, another grown man.
Speaker 3: Okay, but how he throws a ball?
Speaker 2: How about this it's not an accurate assessment because plenty
Speaker 2: of pro athletes get out there and he embarrassed themselves.
Speaker 3: Right, but you do make a judgment. I think that's
Speaker 3: safe to say.
Speaker 4: It might be the judgest I yet, right, right, it
Speaker 4: might not be accurate, but you're judging. For instance, for sure, Mike,
Speaker 4: who runs this place? What's up, Mike?
Speaker 9: Party people in the house.
Speaker 7: Mike.
Speaker 4: The first time you came in the studio when we
Speaker 4: first met you a couple of years ago, and you
Speaker 4: threw me the football that was sitting in here, my
Speaker 4: instinct was, oh, Mike played sports as a kid, Right,
Speaker 4: you could assess another grown man by how he throws
Speaker 4: the ball.
Speaker 3: I went to you, guys one hundred percent.
Speaker 9: In fact, you know, Steve likes to call himself the
Speaker 9: King Spiral over there.
Speaker 3: I mean, in all fairness, people call me that.
Speaker 9: So here's the deal. When when I first heard that,
Speaker 9: I'm like, you guys are ridiculous. There's no way. So
Speaker 9: we throw the football around a little bit, and you
Speaker 9: know what, King Spiral, bro Marino Spiral sex to me. Hey,
Speaker 9: I was a gym class hero. I could throw football
Speaker 9: for sure. I mean because I played in the streets
Speaker 9: as a kid growing up. Let's uh, let's go to
Speaker 9: Sean and York, Pa, what's up?
Speaker 3: Sean? Coming on wretching for DP.
Speaker 12: I'm good. I agree with that one hundred percent. Actually,
Speaker 12: I say it goes a lot sooner than that, because, like,
Speaker 12: I'm a coach for my kids, and that was my
Speaker 12: biggest thing was giving kids high five. You can walk
Speaker 12: up to a kid and you put your hand out
Speaker 12: giving high five, and you smack your hand like you
Speaker 12: know hard. You're like, Oh, I want you on my
Speaker 12: baseball team.
Speaker 3: That's you. You are so right.
Speaker 4: There are times I'm starting to coach a little kids.
Speaker 3: Some buddy, some kids like what a lot? Like a
Speaker 3: high five?
Speaker 1: Little guy? What is your dad?
Speaker 3: And not teach you at a high five?
Speaker 4: Bringing in pal. Uh, Let's say hi to Jerry and Tampa. Jerry,
Speaker 4: what's up buddy?
Speaker 13: Hey, how you guys know what today?
Speaker 3: Jerry?
Speaker 4: Do you agree that you could assess someone by how
Speaker 4: they throw a ball?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I believe so because I've had you know, I grew
Speaker 13: up playing baseball and every when I was little, and
Speaker 13: you could pretty much tell Yeah, some of the guys
Speaker 13: that were hanging out playing music and the guys that
Speaker 13: were playing the ball, So yeah, I could tell you.
Speaker 4: Jerry, Jerry, it's the guy doesn't need to be piled
Speaker 4: on because he's had a rough enough month after the
Speaker 4: Super Bowl halftime show. But Drake, he wasn't that video
Speaker 4: where Drake's like I played ball as a kid, Yes,
Speaker 4: I have, and and then he like swings a bat
Speaker 4: and throws a ball and You're like, no, Drake, you
Speaker 4: did not play balls?
Speaker 7: Who did not? You did?
Speaker 4: Team Ketchri Gole mar now uh, Jerome and South Carolina?
Speaker 7: What's up? Man?
Speaker 3: What's up? Drum?
Speaker 7: Hold on?
Speaker 3: Danny's on the phones?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 3: I hope Jerome's okay?
Speaker 7: Phones?
Speaker 4: Draw hot?
Speaker 3: What's up? Drum? Where do you go?
Speaker 14: The young generation had just a budget orton you anymore?
Speaker 14: Let them go play soccer. They didn't even want to
Speaker 14: play football anymore. And Shock looked dumb in their half too.
Speaker 14: He looks quality club his way to look so dumb
Speaker 14: and sound dumb. He wanted to give this Carter one
Speaker 14: two hundred Grandpa from recreator dump. Come on, man, I
Speaker 14: don't want to see anymore dumps. Learn how to play basketball?
Speaker 14: How to shoot a basketball?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Jove?
Speaker 3: Jim in La. What's up.
Speaker 8: Jim Yo, yo yo.
Speaker 11: You gotta hear me.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, you're on what's up?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 13: Okay, I got it?
Speaker 11: You guys ready, yes, sir, this is out. I grew
Speaker 11: up South La Long Beach, Laquid Area, a little great town.
Speaker 11: They had a great parks and rec program. And when
Speaker 11: we played sports. Guess what they did, fellas what's that?
Speaker 12: You got it?
Speaker 11: You're right on the topic. So that sports you would play,
Speaker 11: you would get on a team, and you would last
Speaker 11: all three sports through the year. So you can start
Speaker 11: with baseball, go to flag football, and go to basketball,
Speaker 11: all on the same team. And the one metric they used,
Speaker 11: they gave you a baseball. You were at the white
Speaker 11: line and you threw it for distance. The first frank
Speaker 11: got through the farthest. The coaches gathered a week later
Speaker 11: and they drafted the kids based on how far they
Speaker 11: threw the baseball.
Speaker 4: It's it's basic. And we will wrap it with Alex
Speaker 4: in North Dakota. Then we'll play a little shack diesel trivia.
Speaker 4: Give you some prizes. Alex wrapped us up, man, Alex. Alex,
Speaker 4: Oh there he is, Hey, what's up? Buddy's worried about him?
Speaker 3: What's up, Budd.
Speaker 10: I totally agree with the you know, judging a man
Speaker 10: by how you can throw, but also if you go
Speaker 10: back to like Little League.
Speaker 14: When you're playing.
Speaker 12: He also judged the team by how they.
Speaker 14: Were warming up, how they were throwing.
Speaker 8: Were they throwing all over the place, and yeah, they're horrible.
Speaker 3: You know, it's so funny.
Speaker 4: And Covino and I didn't grow up together, Alex, but
Speaker 4: we have the same memory that I think every kid had,
Speaker 4: which was when you went to an opposing high school,
Speaker 4: the minute you got off the bus. When you watch
Speaker 4: the other team warm up, if their uniforms look cool,
Speaker 4: if they field is manicure picture, the picture was popping
Speaker 4: the glove on the side. You're like, oh, no intimidation factor, Yeah, doubt.
Speaker 2: When they would do their infield drill, you know, could
Speaker 2: the short stop play with sort of arms?
Speaker 3: Did they have?
Speaker 2: You make those assessments. You make those judgments. It's just
Speaker 2: how it is, whether it's right or wrong. Rich is right,
Speaker 2: all right, Well he props the taft he had. He
Speaker 2: clocked in at ninety seven. Back then they said that, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: ninety seven, mop prour heater.
Speaker 4: You know what it's time, let's give away some prizes
Speaker 4: with some Shack Diesel trivia.
Speaker 1: Whenever we say not to name drop, that means we're
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Speaker 6: All right at FSR security, walking broke Shack into the
Speaker 6: main studio.
Speaker 5: Good morning fellas, Good morning fellas. You guys got a
Speaker 5: triple lab. He talking about throwing. I canna throw a baseball,
Speaker 5: I throw you throw a wall though team to throw you.
Speaker 5: I could throw you across the room.
Speaker 7: That great job over the All Star weekend.
Speaker 5: Judging people based on how they throw. I judge you
Speaker 5: on your wallet, saize how much you make? I mean
Speaker 5: fifteen million a year? Now it's empty fifteen million years
Speaker 5: inside the NBA? What are you making? Judging people? Thank you,
Speaker 5: Shocking Shack, with his usual bravado this morning. Here are
Speaker 5: the rules for Shack Diesel Trivia.
Speaker 3: BI the way, No congratulations team Shack the o gez.
Speaker 6: Nah that four game for fourteen game to decide things
Speaker 6: with Wimpy.
Speaker 7: I enjoyed it.
Speaker 6: We won, all right, yeah, Whimpy scoring fourteen Chuck. The
Speaker 6: first contestant with two correct answers is the champion. If
Speaker 6: there's a tie, we have a tie breaker question. Your
Speaker 6: name is your buzzer, but you do have to wait
Speaker 6: until all three possible answers are read. If there's two
Speaker 6: wrong answers in a row, we move on to the
Speaker 6: next question. And Sean and Sacramento is playing for a Swiggy.
Speaker 3: Here's up sewn Hey Sean, Yo, my damn Patrick going on?
Speaker 3: There was he man? Good Morning's up?
Speaker 6: All right, Sean? You know how to play? And here
Speaker 6: we go with round one. Let's hear that bell here
Speaker 6: there we go it go, Shaq, It's time for you.
Speaker 3: Whe are we fighting?
Speaker 5: Who's going on? And by the way, who's this guy
Speaker 5: right here? It looks like that's big Big Swice.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Big Mike, by the way, is sitting in for Spotty Boy.
Speaker 6: There was a Big Mike big Mike who runs his spice.
Speaker 6: He's not that big. It's gonna be one of our contestants.
Speaker 6: Ten times win a Rich Davids over up and let's
Speaker 6: get this on.
Speaker 5: All right, Rowan, let the big Aristontal party start. Who's
Speaker 5: the first NBA game? The first NBA game was played
Speaker 5: between New York Knicks and the Toronto Huskies. And what
Speaker 5: year A nineteen forty six, b nineteen thirty seven or
Speaker 5: CEE nineteen twenty.
Speaker 1: Sean sewn Shawn nineteen?
Speaker 5: Yes, damn, Sean man far, he's quick on the Google's.
Speaker 3: Who they played that they played?
Speaker 4: The who?
Speaker 3: The Toronto the Huskies?
Speaker 7: Huskies? Yeah?
Speaker 6: All right, and Sean is halfway to a stain of
Speaker 6: steel water bottle as we go around round two, give
Speaker 6: us that boxing bell again.
Speaker 3: Round two.
Speaker 5: I'm a big part of bringing big diesel OC ratings
Speaker 5: back to the NBA. Which team isn't helping the cause
Speaker 5: though they have the worst record in the league right now?
Speaker 5: Is it a the Wizards be the Hornets? We'll see
Speaker 5: the Pelicans.
Speaker 7: Sean, Oh my goodnessmn Sean here quick? Yeah, Sean quick
Speaker 7: on the draw? What's your answer?
Speaker 14: I'm gonna thro at this man going for my third
Speaker 14: win the NBA Sisia Washington DC. The Wizards.
Speaker 5: You are correct, sir, they are nine and forty five
Speaker 5: are terrible.
Speaker 3: Hey, Big Mike, that was brutal. Good thing I was here.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Sean's a good player. Thanks to see you though. Yeah,
Speaker 15: congrats Sean so like he's like Mac McClung, he's a
Speaker 15: three time winner. I know is that it's we're done.
Speaker 15: I came all the way here for this. You had,
Speaker 15: Big Mike for no reason. Sean just killed.
Speaker 5: Her after All Star weekend and make me wake up
Speaker 5: to come here for two minutes.
Speaker 3: Two minutes. That's it. You're set, all right.
Speaker 5: I take a Covino, rich do it. You're doing a
Speaker 5: great job. And uh, I wish.
Speaker 3: You guys the best. So I'm out of broth.
Speaker 16: See Covino looking through the windows, ready to come back
Speaker 16: to do guys. All right, I got money to make
Speaker 16: had a shack bye guys man. Yeah, I mean I
Speaker 16: knew he was quick, he was good at the games
Speaker 16: and Sean. When Sean called, he's like, I don't have
Speaker 16: the new Midnight Black Sweegey.
Speaker 6: I want to play really bad. And I'm like, all right,
Speaker 6: we'll let you go. I know he was going to
Speaker 6: sweep you guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's pretty damn good.
Speaker 4: Thank you Sean for playing uh Coveno and rich In
Speaker 4: for Dan Patrick.
Speaker 3: Now, and that was quick. Let me you know that
Speaker 3: that one's so quick.
Speaker 4: Let me throw a little something that extraly I wasn't
Speaker 4: going to bring up today, but this is more one
Speaker 4: of those what do you do? I have a almost
Speaker 4: a John Koni, you know, the big head of guy
Speaker 4: in ABC.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what would you do? You're the big a guy
Speaker 3: on Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 2: So, by the way, thanks to thanks again to Big
Speaker 2: Mic for stopping in and Sewan, congrats on the big win.
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Speaker 2: But we're always playing games. We'll do more this week.
Speaker 4: And by the way, if you enjoy our style and
Speaker 4: you just like hanging in chopping it up like we do,
Speaker 4: if we're not on in your market, yeah, he goes.
Speaker 4: Dan Patrick's on in more places than any other radio show,
Speaker 4: So you don't like your style. You're wearing sweatpants and crocs.
Speaker 4: I'm not wearing crocs. By the way, what do you wear?
Speaker 4: I'm wearing Jordan's. We're in Jordan's sweat pant It's more.
Speaker 4: Do you think I'm gonna put on legitimate pants at
Speaker 4: six a m. Yeah, I'm comfy, dude. It's comfy, cozy.
Speaker 4: Who am I trying to impress?
Speaker 3: It is cold?
Speaker 4: Who is trying to impress? Big Mic or Danny or Mark?
Speaker 4: All right, so give me the what would you do?
Speaker 4: This is my what would you do? I feel like, uh,
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm clearly and definitely not alone. And
Speaker 4: it's that time of year where kids sports for the
Speaker 4: for the spring are starting up, right.
Speaker 3: My daughter's got.
Speaker 4: Her softball, my son starts t ball, and I get
Speaker 4: wrangled to being a coach, and I can jokingly complain
Speaker 4: about it, but I'll be honest, I do love it.
Speaker 4: I do love teaching these little kids the sport of
Speaker 4: baseball and softball.
Speaker 3: It brings me joy. I know a lot of people.
Speaker 4: You feel like a lot of people can feel that
Speaker 4: way about any whatever their sport is, soccer, basketball, flag football,
Speaker 4: tackle football. When you could pass your love of a
Speaker 4: sport onto the kids. It really is a good feeling.
Speaker 4: So while I jokingly complain about it, I love it.
Speaker 4: I don't love the fact that, you know, my new car,
Speaker 4: the car my wife and I got, has now become
Speaker 4: just storage for teas and catchers, equipment and bags.
Speaker 2: And you know, I mean, isn't that why you got
Speaker 2: that giant truck SUV whatever the hell and a big
Speaker 2: giant it's you know.
Speaker 3: We got that third row.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just so we could throw down the chairs and
Speaker 4: just have teas and equipment and bats and barrels and
Speaker 4: band It is what it is. You know what happens
Speaker 4: when you have two little nose pickus. You become sports parents.
Speaker 4: And I love it. Again, who doesn't love sports? We're
Speaker 4: here on Fox Sports Radio. I am the coach from
Speaker 4: my daughter's softball team and my son's te ball team.
Speaker 4: So far, Like I said, I love the joy of
Speaker 4: passing down.
Speaker 3: Whatever little knowledge I have.
Speaker 4: I feel like I know baseball pretty well and I
Speaker 4: feel like I'm like fun time coach. I bring out
Speaker 4: the bluetooth speaker, I bring them little treats. I try
Speaker 4: to be like until we get competitive, which my daughter
Speaker 4: is now becoming competitive, becaust it's eight years.
Speaker 2: You want them to feel good about the sport and
Speaker 2: you want them to have fun. You want to have
Speaker 2: them associate the sport with fun, now with negative few.
Speaker 4: I put the message out there that listen first and
Speaker 4: first mostly listen parents. I want your kids to have fun.
Speaker 4: This is sports. Sports are fun. Some of my best
Speaker 4: memories playing sports as a kid. Father's seven and four.
Speaker 4: So it's not like, yeah, you're that competitive. So I
Speaker 4: was like, And secondly, though, I do want to teach
Speaker 4: your kids some discipline, and I want them.
Speaker 3: To put the fun and fundamentals, and.
Speaker 4: I want them to learn the game but also learn
Speaker 4: how to win the right way and lose the right way,
Speaker 4: you know, trying to teach them all the right things.
Speaker 3: Here's my John kinones. What would you do? What do
Speaker 3: you do when your kid.
Speaker 4: Is the pain in the ass on your team and
Speaker 4: you're the coach, Cause you know, when you want to
Speaker 4: like like you're instide like good over here?
Speaker 2: You know what's embarrassing about that? The other kids will
Speaker 2: never forget that? Like I could still picture my coach's
Speaker 2: son crying because you know, he got hit by a
Speaker 2: pitch or he was the brat like I remember him saying, like.
Speaker 3: You sual you, We're gonna give me a Nintendo game.
Speaker 2: I for I got, you know, frying and kicking his
Speaker 2: feet at home plate like and this is, you know,
Speaker 2: years ago, and I still remember that.
Speaker 4: I remember the kids that crowd when they got hit
Speaker 4: hit by a pitch. I remember the kid that was
Speaker 4: a little beach. I remember all this stuff that's I'm saying, listen,
Speaker 4: that's when you were a little older. My son he
Speaker 4: turned five this past weekend.
Speaker 3: He's four.
Speaker 4: Don't forget those he literally just turned five two days ago.
Speaker 3: That said.
Speaker 4: One of the first things I did at the first
Speaker 4: baseball practice, all right, kids, we got ten little boys here.
Speaker 4: All right, we're gonna make two groups of five. We're
Speaker 4: gonna stretch out, and then we're gonna do a relay race.
Speaker 4: My son was the one kid that's like, I don't
Speaker 4: want to, and I'm like, all right, kids, get over here.
Speaker 3: I don't want to.
Speaker 4: Hey, Ben, listen, I'm not only your dad, but when
Speaker 4: we're here, I'm the coach, so you gotta listen. Nope,
Speaker 4: how do you react when your kid is the non
Speaker 4: listener and you're the coach Is it because you're his
Speaker 4: I can't stop down the practice and be like so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like would he do that for another coach? Or
Speaker 2: is just because you're his dad? Don't know?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, didn't being a coach?
Speaker 4: Am I distinct now that my kid's not going to
Speaker 4: get the discipline because he thinks he can get away
Speaker 4: with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like maybe your assistant coach is the guy that
Speaker 2: tells him, hey, Ben, you know, because he's not listening
Speaker 2: to you because you're his father, and he doesn't listen
Speaker 2: to you at home, so why would he listen now?
Speaker 4: And by the way, just just for the record of
Speaker 4: coaching the girls and boys, the.
Speaker 2: Way, does he wear pants to practice? Because every time
Speaker 2: I see Rich's son, kid's not wearing pants. I just
Speaker 2: his little under rus all the time.
Speaker 4: I do want to point this out with the little boys,
Speaker 4: you know, we we act like everyone's the same little
Speaker 4: boys and girls act different.
Speaker 3: I coach.
Speaker 4: You know, the girls are starting to become more competitive now,
Speaker 4: but these five year old little boys are maniacs.
Speaker 3: They are hard to wrangle.
Speaker 4: And all the parents gave me, every parent like pulled
Speaker 4: me side like hey, it's okay if you yelped kid
Speaker 4: and discipline him. He's a little maniac boy, So how
Speaker 4: do you discipline your own kid when you're coaching. We
Speaker 4: don't need to harp on it, but if you want
Speaker 4: to hit me up at rich Davis, I'm all ears.
Speaker 3: Because I wanted to.
Speaker 2: My suggestion is you have an assistant coach, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he has the guy to enforce like, hey, can I
Speaker 2: imagine has a level of respect for his teachers and
Speaker 2: other parents and adults that he doesn't for whatever reason
Speaker 2: for you And I get that that's just how kids
Speaker 2: are sometimes. So maybe it's the assistant shop to tell
Speaker 2: your kid, hey, hey, Benny boy, do a lap or whatever.
Speaker 2: And obviously the other kids are giving that respect to you,
Speaker 2: so you're covered though.
Speaker 4: What I wanted to do so badly, but I didn't
Speaker 4: give him a wedgie slap him out, yeah, give him
Speaker 4: a little by the way. I did want to do that, yeah,
Speaker 4: but I didn't.
Speaker 7: I know you.
Speaker 4: I wanted to decide to give him a little slapping
Speaker 4: that and the helmet and know what else I wanted
Speaker 4: to do. I went to Starbucks afterwards, and I want
Speaker 4: to be like, Ben, you want that cake, popp And
Speaker 4: I was I want to buy one and did it
Speaker 4: in front of him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, honestly, I think that's a great idea, you know, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he doesn't get a gain Raider slurpee on the way home.
Speaker 4: Whatever you're doing, your thoughts, because I know a lot
Speaker 4: of dads and moms in that coaching world. We'll take
Speaker 4: your feedback, and of course we'll tell a little NBA,
Speaker 4: NFL and for the great Dan Patrick right here on
Speaker 4: Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
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Speaker 2: Thanks again to Mark Ramsey and Danny g. Danny g
Speaker 2: are super producer, Ramsey's on the ones and twos, and
Speaker 2: thank you Fox Sports Radio Nation for putting up with
Speaker 2: us as radio fans. We know you expected to hear
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick, but instead you're getting the Dan Patrick Patrick
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Speaker 4: Hopfull you like us, and by the way, as you
Speaker 4: play some Third Eyed Blinds, never let you go. I
Speaker 4: like this song, and I asked Cavino just the other day.
Speaker 4: Oddly enough, we're talking about athletes and ban and just
Speaker 4: notable people where you're not quite sure where others view
Speaker 4: them Like, I'm a big Third Eye Blind fan, and
Speaker 4: I'm like, Cavino, where.
Speaker 3: Do you rank? I got the perfect rank Third eye Blind.
Speaker 2: You gotta take the best and worst of that era
Speaker 2: in that genre, right, So they're not quite like if
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell my daughter she's fifteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Third Eye Blind had a pretty good career.
Speaker 2: I saw him live at Rutgers with smash Mouth when
Speaker 2: I was in college.
Speaker 3: How big were they, Dad.
Speaker 2: Well, well they weren't match Box twenty, but they weren't
Speaker 2: Tonic either, right there in the middle like under Matchbox twenty.
Speaker 2: But that's how you would assess it.
Speaker 3: It's a good one.
Speaker 12: You like that?
Speaker 2: Hey, you like me now again, I'm Cavino. That is
Speaker 2: Rich Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio. We're gonna
Speaker 2: be here for day two of the Dan Patrick Hatrick tomorrow,
Speaker 2: so join us.
Speaker 4: You know what it's like, there are bands that you
Speaker 4: could compare to borderline hall of famers, Like you know,
Speaker 4: there's some some bands much like a first ballot Hall
Speaker 4: of Famer, and then there's people like no way they're
Speaker 4: a Hall of Famer. But then I say, like like
Speaker 4: Carlos Beltron Carlos Peltron. Like Carlos, it's like third day
Speaker 4: blind great, But is he like right, he had had a.
Speaker 2: Real stellar career. He's not quite Ken Griffy junior. But
Speaker 2: he's not, give me like a mediocre outfielder.
Speaker 3: He's not. It wasn't Prett Gardner or anything.
Speaker 4: So you'd say sometimes that you gotta, uh gotta think
Speaker 4: where does this person sit?
Speaker 2: And Brett Gardner was really good, but he was a
Speaker 2: great player. Carlos Pelton, you know what, let's go to
Speaker 2: Greg and Florid. We'll take one call on this. He
Speaker 2: has some advice on uh.
Speaker 4: I was saying a lot of parents now are entering
Speaker 4: the coaching world because spring sports are starting, a lot
Speaker 4: of soccer, a lot of baseball, a lot of softball.
Speaker 4: And I said, of all the kids, my kid was
Speaker 4: the one that didn't listen at the first practice.
Speaker 3: Embarrassing.
Speaker 4: Well, it would be embarrassing if he wasn't four just
Speaker 4: turned five and it's T ball. But I was like, yo, buddy,
Speaker 4: you got to listen to dad.
Speaker 3: Because I'm the coach here. And no, yeah, that's kind
Speaker 3: of embarrassing. Greg.
Speaker 2: When all the other parents are they're watching, it's kind
Speaker 2: of feel a little bit.
Speaker 3: Of in the way.
Speaker 4: You also don't want to raise your voice because then
Speaker 4: you look like the other parents are like, oh yelling,
Speaker 4: who goes off to handle?
Speaker 3: And man, this guy's crazy. Greg and Florida, what's up?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I got your brother. Listen. I've been listening for
Speaker 8: a while and real quickly, I think Elvis and Michael Jackson,
Speaker 8: we're bigger than Michael Jordan's number two.
Speaker 14: With your kid.
Speaker 8: With your kid, here's what I would do. I would
Speaker 8: get something that he loves. I don't know, whatever it is,
Speaker 8: that's whatever coming bear, whatever heck you loves the most.
Speaker 8: All right, have that for the prize for the winner.
Speaker 8: Have him sit out and make him watch and how
Speaker 8: it's fun it is, and they get its favorite surprise
Speaker 8: to his favorite treat. They get these out of it.
Speaker 8: If he starts acting up again, make them watch it,
Speaker 8: make them have a good night. Probably want to come back.
Speaker 1: In, bro.
Speaker 4: I want to pull all these parenting tactics. And sometimes
Speaker 4: my wife is too soft about it. I'll be like,
Speaker 4: you know what, let's uh, let's get his sister or something.
Speaker 1: And not him.
Speaker 3: She's like, that's spiteful and mean. But I'm like, now
Speaker 3: I learned a lesson. Yeah, I agree with both both
Speaker 3: the caller and you.
Speaker 2: Like on the way home, he he doesn't get a
Speaker 2: cake pop and you explain why why because he didn't
Speaker 2: run and he didn't listen to you a practice and
Speaker 2: you're the coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, it's as simple as that.
Speaker 4: I told, I said, I this is this is as
Speaker 4: strict as I went. I said, if you do that again,
Speaker 4: no cake pop. And for the rest of the day,
Speaker 4: I want to take away your your Pokemon toys or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you gotta, you gotta somehow somehow. But so,
Speaker 2: coaching is a whole world, and it's sent its on
Speaker 2: and it's going to provide for lots more stories in
Speaker 2: the world of Cavino and Rich.
Speaker 3: We'll be telling more.
Speaker 2: We're actually gonna head over into our Patreon now, so
Speaker 2: check us there everything at Covino and Rich. And again,
Speaker 2: hope you had a nice weekend, nice Valentine's Day weekend,
Speaker 2: nice President's Day day off. And you know, props again
Speaker 2: to Mac mclung with his big win, his three time
Speaker 2: three pe champion. Hey, the Chiefs didn't get it, but
Speaker 2: Mac mclung did.
Speaker 3: That's a three p we were all hoping for right
Speaker 3: Maca McClung.
Speaker 2: Congrats to Jaron, that little kid who made that one
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars shot.
Speaker 3: He'd beat Damian Millard over.
Speaker 7: He was swimming in cash.
Speaker 2: The dude dove into a pile of cash, and I
Speaker 2: thought about it, rich, pretty dope fantasy to live out.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, shy, have a pile of but cheeks.
Speaker 4: Money's second best. We'll see you later there, baby, are
Speaker 4: you in the promise?
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