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Speaker 3: So Bill Belichick, we talked about it yesterday. I talked
Speaker 3: a little today about how it's just wild to think
Speaker 3: that if he's left out first go around. I think
Speaker 3: the interesting question is does Brady get that same treatment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you follow the same logic, then he shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Right, But that would be ridiculous, And that's what makes
Speaker 2: this whole Belichick thing ridiculous. But it does make you think,
Speaker 2: right because clearly the voters didn't forget. And man, it
Speaker 2: really is a weird story because there's so many ways
Speaker 2: to look at it. As Rob Parker said, you know,
Speaker 2: cheating is cheating. He is he supposed to get that pass?
Speaker 2: So is there integrity involved here?
Speaker 3: Is God? I think it's attention seeking. I think it's
Speaker 3: an attention seeking cowardly has been used a lot. Let me,
Speaker 3: random reporter with not much pull on the regular, let
Speaker 3: me inject myself into the story even more by voting no.
Speaker 3: It's like, like you said, there's always that one guy
Speaker 3: until Marianna Rivera was the one unanimous Envy Hall of Famer,
Speaker 3: I remember this the one guy that's like Noted Jeter,
Speaker 3: like some people just want to be the contrarian.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a good point, too, Rich. How about
Speaker 2: this as a positive spin? I guess let's give credit
Speaker 2: to our pal, lifelong Patriots fan Mark Zido one of
Speaker 2: our close friends and colleagues.
Speaker 1: He posted this on our pun Nick Cossas.
Speaker 2: Nick Costas went on a rant about how the Football
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame is a disgrace for not putting him in.
Speaker 2: Mark Sito says, actually, this is fantastic for Belichick, and
Speaker 2: I'll tell you why. Took a horrible pr year and
Speaker 2: turned it into everyone now talking about how great of
Speaker 2: a coach he is.
Speaker 3: Again, so maybe.
Speaker 2: Sort of a blessing in disguise because in reality he
Speaker 2: wasn't getting great attention.
Speaker 3: That's a great point. You're right. A year and now
Speaker 3: everyone's coming to his defense. Now Tom Brady's singing his
Speaker 3: praise everyone from the Jordan Hudson stories to you know,
Speaker 3: North Carolina under delivering, underwhelming, not even whelming, like you
Speaker 3: talk to me.
Speaker 2: The plan backfired, is what I'm getting out of that, right,
Speaker 2: because hey, we're gonna show Belichick and we're gonna you know,
Speaker 2: abuse our power as you put it before, Rich and
Speaker 2: keep them out. But think about the press he had
Speaker 2: this year with Jordan Hudson, his coaching record and everything else,
Speaker 2: his Airbnb, all the stupid stories we speculated on, and
Speaker 2: now what's everybody doing.
Speaker 6: Wait a second, Bill Belichick is the greatest, the greatest,
Speaker 6: I tell her, Tom Brady's on defending on that man,
Speaker 6: it's ridiculous of all time. So it really might have
Speaker 6: been a blessing in disguise and the best thing to
Speaker 6: happen to a moving forward because now he reminded everybody
Speaker 6: how great he was. Are they reminded everybody how great
Speaker 6: he was.
Speaker 3: The sentiment on social media and like friends and six
Speaker 3: super Bowls isn't enough? What does a guy gotta do?
Speaker 3: And then they've been reposted like you know, everyone from
Speaker 3: Mahomes to JJ Watt, like everyone very quickly was like, yo,
Speaker 3: this is ridiculous.
Speaker 7: So you're right he Mahomes said it first on our
Speaker 7: show yesterday.
Speaker 3: Lebron James even chimed in. So when you talk about
Speaker 3: the goats in all sports getting his back, you're right.
Speaker 3: Maybe it is a nice little pr thing for Belichick,
Speaker 3: Like all right, it took this for everyone to be like,
Speaker 3: what are you kidding? Just goes to the.
Speaker 8: Best endorsement after endorsement and indignation like that, I guess
Speaker 8: sells really well.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, in a way, it's it's sort of backfired
Speaker 2: rich because so many I would say ninety percent of
Speaker 2: the people are speaking loud in his in his defense like.
Speaker 7: What a joke?
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, you know what your thoughts will take We'll
Speaker 3: take two more quick phone calls. Then I have a
Speaker 3: I love the idea of how we live in a world. Now. Listen,
Speaker 3: social media is like equal parts awesome and terrible, And
Speaker 3: I think we could all say that's a sentiment we
Speaker 3: could all get on board with. Right. Social media is
Speaker 3: the devil, but it's also pretty awesome to get your
Speaker 3: thoughts and voice out there and connect with you know,
Speaker 3: old family members and friends. So social media, I'll tell
Speaker 3: you why it worked. It a cool way. After we
Speaker 3: say what's up to? Want to go to ED in Austin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox. If you
Speaker 2: want to call in and say what's up? Eight seven
Speaker 2: seven ninety nine on Fox. Dnyg Our executive producer on
Speaker 2: standby Ed.
Speaker 3: Pick up some salt lick and some brisket and tell
Speaker 3: me what's on your mind? Man, what's up?
Speaker 9: So? Look, at one time I was a kitchen manager
Speaker 9: and we was open for Christmas, and the owner was
Speaker 9: calling into the restaurant every fifteen fifteen minutes. We have
Speaker 9: a line after do a flat thirty minutes and I
Speaker 9: had got tired of this bet and I took off
Speaker 9: my apron, my hat, my shirt, main tag, laid everything
Speaker 9: down and walked out. And now back to this, Bill Belichick.
Speaker 3: Oh so you actually were the guy that walked out
Speaker 3: and you were like, I'm done. So going back to
Speaker 3: the Jim.
Speaker 1: Schwartz thing here he pulled the Jim Schwartz up.
Speaker 3: So you've done this, okay.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So so you know it wasn't enough. It was
Speaker 9: Christmas and I give it, you know, being around my
Speaker 9: family to go in there and run the restaurant. I
Speaker 9: had this sitting on this book Colini and just drafting.
Speaker 10: And it wasn't okay, fair enough.
Speaker 9: Now, No, look, I don't know, I'm bossed about this.
Speaker 9: I don't know how long he cheated in these games
Speaker 9: before he got you know.
Speaker 10: Count whatever to me.
Speaker 9: You know, sometimes you just got to put your big
Speaker 9: boy pants on and take cannability for the stuff that
Speaker 9: you do.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean that that is true, but damn by
Speaker 3: correct me if I'm right or wrong. Belichick ever faced
Speaker 3: any disciplined reaction. He did it right. Brady. Brady did
Speaker 3: Brady for the flake Gate, but spygate. Never, there was never,
Speaker 3: not off the top of my head, I don't think
Speaker 3: there was a I don't remember, Like, oh, Belichick suspended
Speaker 3: so many games, I.
Speaker 7: Think, don't worry. I'm asking being right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think he's on it, but yeah, now,
Speaker 2: but now he's doing his time. He's going to do
Speaker 2: at least a year before they vote again.
Speaker 3: Let's say, what's up to Pennsylvania and Derek? Kay, Derek,
Speaker 3: what's up?
Speaker 10: Guys? I love you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks brother? What's awome?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 10: So I wanted to chime in on the on the
Speaker 10: it's not a middle finger, but it's a walkoff, and
Speaker 10: it's one people don't talk about too much. Is John
Speaker 10: Cruck He got a single and made sure he hit
Speaker 10: three hundred for his career and walked off mid game
Speaker 10: and retired and left the stadium.
Speaker 3: That's you know what, That's fantastic. You know when you
Speaker 3: were when you were talking about like endings. I don't
Speaker 3: know why it always comes to mind. It's not it's
Speaker 3: not a few, but part of me wonders, did Joey
Speaker 3: Vado get thrown out of his last game on purpose
Speaker 3: just to be like to end in a weird way.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's quite the character. I don't know, but it's
Speaker 2: a yeah, it's a fun way to look at it.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you for the feedback. Appreciate.
Speaker 7: By the way, Belichick was fined five hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 7: by the NFL, but never suspended for anything.
Speaker 3: Finds I feel like suspensions when you're when something is
Speaker 3: real right that you get suspended, Like people get fine
Speaker 3: for wearing the wrong cleats, you know, like people get fined.
Speaker 7: The Patriots were also docked a first round draft pick.
Speaker 3: What's up.
Speaker 11: But I also think when you actually take away wins
Speaker 11: or championships, people say it doesn't matter, we saw it happened.
Speaker 11: I think those things do matter. I think when you
Speaker 11: take away those those records, those marks, those wins, especially
Speaker 11: as he was trying to go, you know, have the
Speaker 11: most wins in NFL history for a head coach, those
Speaker 11: things wouldn't matter.
Speaker 7: He didn't end up facing those.
Speaker 11: But when we talk about like penalties and stuff like that,
Speaker 11: if it was more severe, I think maybe or if
Speaker 11: they felt there was more of a role, you could
Speaker 11: have done those sort of things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no doubt. That's another great point. All right. I
Speaker 3: talked about social media equal parts also inn equal parts crappy.
Speaker 3: By the way, Big Mike doing his words wisdom today, Dann,
Speaker 3: you're huffing and puffing over there. I haven't seen him today,
Speaker 3: did he did? He like a pre record he didn't
Speaker 3: want to miss out.
Speaker 12: Of course he did. And it's right there in front
Speaker 12: of your sheet. It says, oh you think I read
Speaker 12: this three h five pm. Mike's words, of which Mike
Speaker 12: was here, I disappeared.
Speaker 3: I read no. I know.
Speaker 7: That's why.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 3: I mean, You're starting to feel a little under the weather,
Speaker 3: so I left. I'm not feeling the best today. So
Speaker 3: Mike left his words of wisdom. So let's say this.
Speaker 3: Let's play Mike's words of wisdom. We'll get a winner
Speaker 3: for this, and then a thought about social media and
Speaker 3: how more so than ever, we're having these amazing paper
Speaker 3: trails in the world of sports. Every Wednesday we give
Speaker 3: away prizes. Let's do this.
Speaker 4: It's time for the guy that runs this place.
Speaker 11: Just for clarification, guys, Big Mike does not run this place.
Speaker 7: He is not in charge of everything. He has no
Speaker 7: power over really anybody here. He does not run this place.
Speaker 4: It's Big Mike's words of wisdom on a Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Now, let's make a very clear Rich. We're giving away
Speaker 1: a prize pack.
Speaker 2: We have the Rich Davis Special Edition of our C
Speaker 2: and R and FSR Mini Balls.
Speaker 3: Oh that's funny, dude, and some koozies.
Speaker 2: Right, so we got our Mini Nerve footballs, our Mini
Speaker 2: balls and some coozies, a Coveno and Rich prize pack.
Speaker 2: If you could repeat Mike, who runs this place Wednesday
Speaker 2: words of wisdom verbatim.
Speaker 3: Let's let's hear what Let's hear what he dropped on
Speaker 3: us this week? Take a listen to me.
Speaker 4: Balls are perfect.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: Deserving isn't something other people get to grant or revoke.
Speaker 5: You don't become less deserving because someone else failed to
Speaker 5: recognize you.
Speaker 1: That's Confus's confused.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was that was a wordy one. I feel
Speaker 3: like that was very like Yoda ish, like words were
Speaker 3: out of place or something like backward side. Let's say one.
Speaker 7: I can't think we need to hear it two more times.
Speaker 5: Deserving isn't something other people get to grant or revoke.
Speaker 5: You don't become less deserving because someone else failed to
Speaker 5: recognize you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's like tough to even understand.
Speaker 3: It's just been the fuck.
Speaker 13: It's a true Mike left and stormed out because he
Speaker 13: was actually up to run this place and he wasn't
Speaker 13: like he was overlooked.
Speaker 3: Nicely done. Wow, it's true. Oh well, if you can
Speaker 3: make sense of that eight seven seven nine nine on Fox,
Speaker 3: you deserve a prize pack. It's like way too deep
Speaker 3: for us. I think, filled with the goodies.
Speaker 1: Just I think later I'll be on the ball, it'll
Speaker 1: all sink in.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, that's what Mike Man's Yeah, I got.
Speaker 3: Your chance to win.
Speaker 2: Now at eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox, repeat
Speaker 2: that verbatim. But Rich, what was this paper trail or
Speaker 2: this this digital footprint?
Speaker 3: This?
Speaker 1: This was it a Twitter trail that sort of baffled
Speaker 1: you today?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I mean this went viral and then I
Speaker 3: saw a second one, and I think we're living in
Speaker 3: a world now. Remember back in the day when we
Speaker 3: were kids, if it would be like, hey, comno, look
Speaker 3: here's a childhood photo of I don't know, one of
Speaker 3: your favorite athletes, Joe Montana or you know, Don Mattingly.
Speaker 3: It was like an old black and white or like
Speaker 3: a picture that fell agains from like olden times right now.
Speaker 3: I mean you're seeing it with athletes now where pictures
Speaker 3: from their childhood were taken on an iPhone. You still
Speaker 3: thing it's crazy. You're you know, you see players now
Speaker 3: and it's like, oh wait, they're high school and you know,
Speaker 3: middle school photos were in four K and HD. Like,
Speaker 3: it's just a different world we live in and we're
Speaker 3: seeing a different trail of like you said, tweets and
Speaker 3: social media posts. Sometimes it comes to backfire. But did
Speaker 3: you see this one? I thought this was fantastic. There's
Speaker 3: a dude that deserves some props. His name is Justin Farcas.
Speaker 3: Any relation to Scott Thing Scott Farcas from Christmas.
Speaker 1: Story, Yes, Scott Farcas.
Speaker 3: Justin Farcas wrote on Twitter in twenty twelve, which, by
Speaker 3: the way, oh yeah I went yesterday, No, fourteen years ago.
Speaker 3: Fourteen years ago. Justin Farcas on social media wrote the following,
Speaker 3: Holy crap, Drake May is the best athlete I've ever
Speaker 3: seen playing up a league and still the best in
Speaker 3: the league. And then someone wrote, what's the context? Drake
Speaker 3: May nine years old, four feet eighty pounds playing up
Speaker 3: with twelve year olds when he's nine stiff arming them
Speaker 3: and running circles around them. This guy predicted Drake May
Speaker 3: was the best football player he ever saw when Drake
Speaker 3: May was nine.
Speaker 1: Are we sure that Chet Farcas here?
Speaker 2: Was it grown up then or was he just a
Speaker 2: little kid talking about another little kid?
Speaker 3: I don't you know. It's interesting because it you know,
Speaker 3: when someone looks old and you're like, they might not
Speaker 3: be as old as you think. I'm not sure Justin
Speaker 3: Farcas does put this out there, but the reality is
Speaker 3: we live in a world now where you could see
Speaker 3: a tweet about someone. It made me realize there's another
Speaker 3: one out there.
Speaker 2: He must have stood out at an early age. I'm
Speaker 2: not surprised. Every time we talked to professional athletes, I
Speaker 2: love hearing about that aha moment, that moment where they
Speaker 2: realized they were a lot faster than the other kids.
Speaker 2: And clearly this was his name. Chad Farcas, Chad Chaz Justin.
Speaker 2: Justin Farcas clearly saw a little kid that was way
Speaker 2: dominant and he felt the need of tweet about it.
Speaker 3: Dan Byern really cool. Have you ever seen the one
Speaker 3: about Page Beckers? No, Danny j Spot, Everyone listen to
Speaker 3: this is another great one, a guy named Gary Knox
Speaker 3: who's a scout, saw a young Page Beckers and this
Speaker 3: is a tweet from twenty thirteen, thirteen years ago. Remember
Speaker 3: the name Paige Becker's sixth grade think Diana Tarassi best
Speaker 3: sixth grade athlete I've ever seen. And so I feel
Speaker 3: like we're I mean, you're gonna see a lot of
Speaker 3: swings and misses, but occasionally I think we live in
Speaker 3: a world now where social media has been a part
Speaker 3: of everyone's life. Now that you're gonna see more and
Speaker 3: more of these pop up where and you're like, it
Speaker 3: was cute that I used the word cute. I know
Speaker 3: I did. But when you see like little pictures of
Speaker 3: Fernando Mendoza interviewed, when he's like a Pop Warner football player,
Speaker 3: You're starting to see more and more of this, like
Speaker 3: I said, in high definition, because my goodness, time is flying,
Speaker 3: and I think it's a pretty cool thing.
Speaker 8: I credit those two tweeters for actually naming these athletes
Speaker 8: and being like they could be great that you know
Speaker 8: at the time, what was it recently? It was like
Speaker 8: a year or two ago where someone found a tweet
Speaker 8: of like something odd that happened in society and it
Speaker 8: was actually like enough, if enough people tweet about something
Speaker 8: like and it comes true, that you will be able
Speaker 8: to find like that one tweet where it's like, oh,
Speaker 8: that actually was true. This one person was seeing in
Speaker 8: the future. Oh, but it's sort of just like by
Speaker 8: chance and you know, my chance to do. You remember
Speaker 8: last Halloween we joked about how this is true. There
Speaker 8: was a couple like a decade ago for Halloween was
Speaker 8: Travis Kelcey and Taylor Swift, but they just were there.
Speaker 8: There were a couple, but they were just the individual costumes.
Speaker 8: I'm like, yeah, I guess I'll be Travis Kelcey and
Speaker 8: his girlfriend's like I'll be Taylor Swift. And you know,
Speaker 8: fast forward a decade later, it's like, holy crap, look
Speaker 8: at our Halloween costume and the significance of it.
Speaker 2: So social media has provided us a place to leave
Speaker 2: this sort of this this footprint of proof that we
Speaker 2: hadn't had in previous years because we could have all
Speaker 2: said things like this, but we had no proof of it.
Speaker 2: So it's it is cool to have enough time go
Speaker 2: by where we could look back now and see some
Speaker 2: of this stuff.
Speaker 11: You know, Drake May's brother Luke May was actually the
Speaker 11: most famous May because he hit a shot for North
Speaker 11: Carolina to send him to a Final four. But so
Speaker 11: it runs in the family a little bit better. But
Speaker 11: to have yes, oh wow, yes, but to uh so,
Speaker 11: to have that sort of comment, both of Becker's and
Speaker 11: May is interesting because how much do we hear about
Speaker 11: burn out?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Are these kids that we think like, there's there's kids
Speaker 3: who have dominated You're just.
Speaker 11: Like, okay, well that the kid's just gonna be amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they'd be. I worry about it a lot with
Speaker 3: with kids because sometimes I talk to my wife and
Speaker 3: I'm like, I feel like I'm not doing enough, and
Speaker 3: I coach all these kids. I'll talk to a parent
Speaker 3: it's like, eh, little Jackson's got football this day, basketball
Speaker 3: this day, baseball this day, then a private lesson this day.
Speaker 11: I'm like, he's six, sure, break like for like Drake
Speaker 11: made a dominate other nine year olds. I don't think
Speaker 11: it's surprising considering some of the pedigree to see where
Speaker 11: he is, But to the point of somebody saying it
Speaker 11: to that extent and then actually coming to fruition is
Speaker 11: pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: My son is gonna be six in a couple years.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna stop making proclamations. Not other kids. I'll maybe
Speaker 2: I'll hit one, make make just a few. Like he
Speaker 2: looks like a little villain. So even if he gets
Speaker 2: locked up, you have that written down somewhere. I knew
Speaker 2: he was a criminal man a little doing.
Speaker 8: There's there's the sn L sketch where Dana Carvey's playing
Speaker 8: Tom Brokaw and he's about to go on vacation for
Speaker 8: two weeks. And they're like, the producers, like, we need
Speaker 8: to you to record all these different things that could
Speaker 8: happen to gerald Ford. And he's like, oh, breaking news,
Speaker 8: gerald Ford chopped into little bits by a propanepeller or
Speaker 8: like a plane propeller, and like he has to do
Speaker 8: all gerald Ford eaten by sharks gerald Ford, and like
Speaker 8: it just keeps going. And it's like absurd because he's like, oh,
Speaker 8: we need to make sure we have something in storing
Speaker 8: case one of these things happens.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I do that when I record on Serious ExM. Sometimes
Speaker 3: I hate to break the glass some of them. I'm
Speaker 3: a professional broadcast. I'm very involved at Serious XM. Love
Speaker 3: being there.
Speaker 7: Wait, I thought you were live in New York.
Speaker 3: I try to do some things live when I can,
Speaker 3: but there are times I have to record something for
Speaker 3: like a Monday morning you fraud and I will guess
Speaker 3: and I'll go back and re record if I'm wrong.
Speaker 3: If I'm like, hey, last night Sunday night football, man
Speaker 3: the oh yeah, you have to have both sides, I'll
Speaker 3: say something like man, Eagles canngrats Philadelphia, big game last night,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, you have the Eagles lose. I then
Speaker 3: go back and like, oh, man, I guess wrong.
Speaker 13: You know I used to well, I had interned at
Speaker 13: a couple of news organizations, one being NBC Daylin NBC.
Speaker 3: Remember one spot, didn't you install the button in Matt
Speaker 3: Lower's office?
Speaker 13: I stole it?
Speaker 3: Actually use it to lock you in the studio. Sorry.
Speaker 13: No news organizations they keep a log like I found
Speaker 13: a database of all stories ready to go, like obituaries
Speaker 13: of very famous people. So in case something happens, they're
Speaker 13: not scrambling last minute to pull together that information. They
Speaker 13: have it ready to go. All they do is like
Speaker 13: add updates as time goes on. Have those packages ready
Speaker 13: to go.
Speaker 3: I've heard a listers have oh bits unfortunately read it
Speaker 3: a roll interestingly enough, let me throw one more fun
Speaker 3: fact at you. I hit Kevino with this this morning
Speaker 3: on our other podcast. When you look at some of
Speaker 3: the players that we see in the league today, sometimes
Speaker 3: you might know something and other people like, no, never
Speaker 3: heard that, So only throw this at You might know this,
Speaker 3: you might not. Do you know anything about Sam Darnold's grandpa.
Speaker 7: Yeah, saw this the other day.
Speaker 3: His grandfather, Sam Donald, a really cool name, right, Sam
Speaker 3: Donald's Grandfather's name is Dick Hammer. You don't have to
Speaker 3: dump that, Sam, it's his name. Yeah, you don't have
Speaker 3: his name.
Speaker 2: His name is Dick Hammer. And not only was he
Speaker 2: an elite athlete, an Olympic, an olympian with the coolest name,
Speaker 2: This guy was a stud athlete, Sam Donald's grandpa.
Speaker 3: And he is the face, he's the marble Man.
Speaker 12: He's become a firefighter. Yeah, and they used him for
Speaker 12: the commercials.
Speaker 3: Yet he is one of the marlbar men, Marball.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a marvel man again, an Olympian, a star athlete,
Speaker 2: and his name was Dick Hammer.
Speaker 3: And it's like to think Sam Donald winning a super
Speaker 3: Bowl would make him the coolesky in the family. How
Speaker 3: is that? Like? It's like good? Like if you're Dick
Speaker 3: Hammer's son.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's never going to be as cool as his grandpappy.
Speaker 1: You win a super Bowl, now, what a name like
Speaker 1: Sam Donald?
Speaker 12: Not even if he wins the Super Bowl, rich, He's
Speaker 12: still not as cool as Dick Hammer.
Speaker 3: Dick Dick Donald, Sam Hammer. No, what if Donald wins
Speaker 3: the super Bowl? He's like, I want to thank you
Speaker 3: my grandpa, Dick Hammer. Well, Danny, how old? How old
Speaker 3: is Donald? Is he?
Speaker 13: Hey?
Speaker 3: Grandpa? He never met his grandfather?
Speaker 7: Six?
Speaker 3: No, he's old?
Speaker 7: Is he only? Donaldy?
Speaker 3: Nine?
Speaker 8: So Dick Hammer died oh a day before my birthday
Speaker 8: in nineteen ninety nine, So yeah, you never really got
Speaker 8: to know what never knew very young.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's twenty eight years old. Yeah, okay, so he
Speaker 3: just barely got he's a baby. Well, rest in peace,
Speaker 3: Dick Hammer. A couple of fun stories. Listen, we'll get
Speaker 3: a we'll try to get a winner. From Mike's words
Speaker 3: of wisdom, cod, I don't know if anyone wants to
Speaker 3: repeat that people are itching. You could be like nobody,
Speaker 3: you know, you could say you could say we're giving
Speaker 3: away a book of matches and people will call. But
Speaker 3: no one wants to repeat Mike's words of wisdom. We'll
Speaker 3: take your feedback and uh spots. Midweek major is coming
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Speaker 4: Covino and Rich get you over the middle of the
Speaker 4: week where mid Week Major Major.
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Speaker 4: I love that we throw sports and pop culture headlines
Speaker 4: and topics at the fellas and it's like the kids.
Speaker 9: Say, that's summit. We definitely major.
Speaker 4: See in our score Midweek Major.
Speaker 12: A Yeah, I gotta go quick here to give Spotty
Speaker 12: a full eight minutes before I hand things over to
Speaker 12: the number one and only host of the segment. We
Speaker 12: usually roll the two Big Red Love Dice Main studio,
Speaker 12: but since Coveno's in Jersey for one last day, Rich,
Speaker 12: you're in the home studio, you get to call heads
Speaker 12: or tails. It is Ben Mallers Penny Alright.
Speaker 2: Alright, ready, yep, heads, it will score, you lose its tails.
Speaker 12: Covino gets first take and now, ladies and gentlemen, the
Speaker 12: most famous person besides Judy Bloom from Scotch Plain's New
Speaker 12: Jersey Spotty Boy.
Speaker 3: Heck, goodbye. Sorry, my bug's not working. Hi guys, Hi buddy,
Speaker 3: So I just trying to delay. I don't really have
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Speaker 13: Took him att lower button or your mic, but my
Speaker 13: mike button. Sorry, Rich, try to open the door of
Speaker 13: the studio. All right, you know, Comunie, you mentioned it.
Speaker 13: I'll just dig into it a little bit deeper. Tyson
Speaker 13: Fury took to social media today to let people know
Speaker 13: that he's ready to come out of retirement for the
Speaker 13: fifth time. Fury confirm that he'll be stepping back in
Speaker 13: the ring on April eleventh against Russian fighter arsln Beck
Speaker 13: Mack Moodoff, who as a twenty one and two record.
Speaker 13: He said, I'm absolutely psyched, ready ready to fight. Come on,
Speaker 13: the mac is back. He said, this is just a
Speaker 13: tip of the iceberg. The bat will take place in
Speaker 13: the UK, where Fury has not fought since twenty twenty two,
Speaker 13: and he says he has nothing to do with money.
Speaker 13: He says fighting is in his blood.
Speaker 3: And he will. You know he wants to. He can't
Speaker 3: help but be a fighter. Mid wee could mature. It's mid.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's not. It's definitely not major. And the announcements
Speaker 2: that major. We could have smelled that a mile away.
Speaker 2: It's mid because I think what Netflix really wanted was
Speaker 2: Fury to come out of retirement to fight Anthony Joshua.
Speaker 3: Anthony Joshua fought.
Speaker 2: Jake Paul got it to that car accident, and you
Speaker 2: know that car accident really shook him up. Totally understand
Speaker 2: he needs some time. He lost some close friends, but
Speaker 2: Tyson Fury had things to do. And I'll tell you what,
Speaker 2: I think his competition is pretty tough. This is a big, tough,
Speaker 2: rushing dude with a big tough punch.
Speaker 3: Is he beatable, Yeah, he's beatable.
Speaker 2: I saw a gate Kaby yell this tough German dude
Speaker 2: beat him. I think he has two losses right on
Speaker 2: his record, so I think he's got his hands full
Speaker 2: with his fight. But still kind of mid because it
Speaker 2: wasn't it isn't what it was supposed to be. Arcelen Beck,
Speaker 2: move Moudov, Machmandoff. There is tell you spell that I'll
Speaker 2: give you a dollar. There's an eight shnaer someonech' never.
Speaker 3: Heard of him. It's it's midthing but also major because
Speaker 3: I love Tyson Fury. It's been since twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: then he fought. He's an electrifying heavyweight.
Speaker 13: I don't know if he still got it the last
Speaker 13: time he fought in the UK. I think it's I
Speaker 13: was like two years since he fought. Okay, these guys listen.
Speaker 3: If you want to see like heavyweights fight, these guys
Speaker 3: are bald. I mean this guy's six six and I
Speaker 3: think Fury's around the same height or maybe even taller.
Speaker 3: So you got two beasted don So if you want
Speaker 3: to see the biggest dudes rumble, I think it'll be
Speaker 3: fun to watch on Netflix. So, like we said, most
Speaker 3: people have Netflix already, so hey have fun. I think
Speaker 3: it's fun, all right.
Speaker 13: Caitlyn Clark, Sam listen up kinda. Clark may be sidelined
Speaker 13: from playing, but that's not stopping her from working. So
Speaker 13: the Fever superstar has been tapped by NBC to serve
Speaker 13: as a special contributor for its NBC coverage this NBA coverage.
Speaker 13: This season, Clark is said to make her debut this Sunday,
Speaker 13: February first, as the Lakers take on the Knicks at
Speaker 13: MSG for the premiere of Sunday Night Basketball. Clark says
Speaker 13: she's really excited to take part of the Basketball Night
Speaker 13: in America crew.
Speaker 5: This season.
Speaker 13: She'll be joining the panel alongside Carmelo Anthony, Vince Carter,
Speaker 13: Tracy McGrady, and Maria Taylor. She will not be a regular,
Speaker 13: but she'll be appearing throughout the season, with another one
Speaker 13: scheduled at the end of March as the OKC hosts
Speaker 13: the Knicks. Of course, she's preparing for her third season
Speaker 13: in the WNBA, coming off injury, which will take place
Speaker 13: May ninth against Dallas.
Speaker 3: A midweek or major.
Speaker 2: It's made until pre major because we fell for that
Speaker 2: whole Michael Jordan insight, the excellence.
Speaker 3: They're not calling it Caitlyn's insight. They learned their lessons.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm not buying into these headlines until proven otherwise.
Speaker 2: But you know, it's it's big because it's Kaitlyn Clark.
Speaker 2: Not many names bigger than hers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's major because Kaitlyn Clark's a big name,
Speaker 3: and I feel like we lost the Kaitlyn Clark buzz
Speaker 3: a little bit last year due just a lot of it.
Speaker 3: She's healthy, by the way, the injuries, she's coming back. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I actually looked it up. Yeah, she suld. According to sources,
Speaker 3: she ready to compete at a high basketball level. Again.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I wonder if the basketball, the w NBA buzz is gone,
Speaker 3: does it. I I feel like grand opening grand closing
Speaker 3: in my mind.
Speaker 8: And I wait, I think that her being on NBA
Speaker 8: broadcasts actually kind of like lifts them up. I think
Speaker 8: it might get more people interested at least in that broadcast.
Speaker 3: I think this is major, but I might be biased. Listen,
Speaker 3: I'm I'm all for, you know, women's sports getting to
Speaker 3: the next level, right. I mean, I just wonder if
Speaker 3: our interest levels are still there for Kaitlin Clark as
Speaker 3: something as simple as something she can't prevent, like an injury,
Speaker 3: people might be onto the next thing. I'm curious what
Speaker 3: ratings look like this coming year.
Speaker 13: All Right, you mentioned you're gonna tap on something that
Speaker 13: was forty years ago today. Well forty years ago Monday
Speaker 13: was where the Chicago Bears dominated the Patriots to win
Speaker 13: Super Bowl twenty in New Orleans. Well, an iconic piece
Speaker 13: of memorabilia from that game is hitting the aus auction
Speaker 13: block and that's Mike Dicka's signature Chicago.
Speaker 3: Bears vest, you know, the one with the Bears across
Speaker 3: the chest. Yeah, you're not right.
Speaker 13: So the auction being held of course by Ken Golden,
Speaker 13: has everything and has a current bid of eighty two
Speaker 13: thousand dollars if you want to jump in. Auction goes
Speaker 13: until February seventh. The vesta size XXL and comes with
Speaker 13: a certificate of authenticity signed by Ditka himself. So a
Speaker 13: cool piece of memorabili if you want to jump on
Speaker 13: that Midweek or.
Speaker 3: Major this is.
Speaker 2: I think it is kind of major, to be honest,
Speaker 2: because when you think of that team and you think
Speaker 2: of Ditka, you think of that vest and get Golden's
Speaker 2: great at driving those prices up for these things.
Speaker 3: I think we're going to see the succeed.
Speaker 1: Values of eighty thousand dollars for sure.
Speaker 2: But it's pretty iconic, dude, especially for the right buyer
Speaker 2: or Bears fan especially. Yeah, it's just pretty major. I
Speaker 2: think I'm into collectibles too though.
Speaker 3: So major, absolutely major. If you're from the Midwest, the
Speaker 3: Chicago Bears eighty five team is your last moment of glory.
Speaker 3: It's over forty years ago and Saturday Night Live only
Speaker 3: only enhances by any bit or any any thought of
Speaker 3: Ditka is associated with that sweater vest from the eighties.
Speaker 3: This should be a piece. If you're a Chicago baller
Speaker 3: and you're the biggest dude in Chicago, you're balling, you're
Speaker 3: a million.
Speaker 2: If you're Abe Frowman, honest, you're from it's susage King
Speaker 2: of Chicago.
Speaker 3: This is one of the most other than a Michael Jordan,
Speaker 3: Other than a Michael Jordan piece, this might be one
Speaker 3: of the cooler member billion pieces in Chicago sports. I
Speaker 3: think it's great. Dude, God, do you think it smells
Speaker 3: like Do you think it smells like sass? I think
Speaker 3: it smells like onion rings. It smells like sassage, sasage, sassage.
Speaker 3: He sounds like some old brute Colonne.
Speaker 13: All right, Patriots coke coachm Coke coach, Mike Crap.
Speaker 1: It smells like old spice with sausage.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Oh that's a great smell.
Speaker 13: Bottle that up as backing off a promise he made
Speaker 13: in twenty nineteen, but rightly so so. During a twenty
Speaker 13: nineteen interview with Barstools Busting with the Boys, then Titans
Speaker 13: head coach was asked if he'd cut off his junk
Speaker 13: for another title, to which he said, yeah, probably once
Speaker 13: he'd been married for twenty years.
Speaker 3: Who needs it anyway. Earlier this week, he's appearing on
Speaker 3: the Greg Hill Show.
Speaker 13: Rabel was asked if that was still the plan of course,
Speaker 13: heading into Super Bowl sixty against the Seahawks. His response,
Speaker 13: maybe I'll cut it in half, but I'm not cutting
Speaker 13: off the whole thing. He said he was just playing
Speaker 13: around with the guys back then, and half the stuff
Speaker 13: he says doesn't mean anything. And both, of course, we'll
Speaker 13: see how it goes next week, midweek or major.
Speaker 2: Hey, man, I think this Rabel story is more major
Speaker 2: than we're giving it credit for. So any sort of
Speaker 2: news surrounding this guy, and we were talking about Bill Belichick,
Speaker 2: we should be talking about Mike Brabel.
Speaker 3: Get this.
Speaker 2: He's the first person to start for and head coach
Speaker 2: the same franchise in a Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: That's pretty freaking amazing, dude.
Speaker 3: Day It's amazing that he said he'd cut half off
Speaker 3: and he's confident with what he would have left after that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean, well, that's pretty amazing too. Lanks
Speaker 3: they're with or like, what are we doing? Could he
Speaker 3: still be a head coach?
Speaker 2: That's a good one, so sort of a roote kind
Speaker 2: of coach at that point.
Speaker 3: I think it's uh.
Speaker 7: I look at the time and it's almost time for buyer.
Speaker 3: I think it's funny. You know what, maybe if he's
Speaker 3: married twenty years and hasn't gotten any maybe needs to
Speaker 3: buy some of that new Sydney Sweeney lingerie for his
Speaker 3: wife Siren. Yeah, that's gonna be my final story. But yeah,
Speaker 3: that's major. I don't even need to check. That's major.
Speaker 3: I think it's a major. And we go to the
Speaker 3: too for an updates FOT Thanks buddy.
Speaker 11: Thanks guys, all right, great thing they sure we don't
Speaker 11: have any calls to do. Big Mike's words of wisdom,
Speaker 11: give me a little buffer between the two. Cleveland Browns
Speaker 11: are hiring former Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monkett to be
Speaker 11: their new head coach after being passed over for the
Speaker 11: head coaching job. Reports out of Cleveland State defensive coordinator
Speaker 11: Jim Schwartz has told team members he won't return to
Speaker 11: the staff next season. Seattle Sports seven ten am in Seattle,
Speaker 11: spoke a former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who defended his
Speaker 11: former head coach Bill Belichick and Belichick's snub from the
Speaker 11: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 10: There's no coach I'd ever rather play for it.
Speaker 14: If I'm picking one coach to go out there to
Speaker 14: win a Super Bowl, give me one season, I'm taking
Speaker 14: Bill Belichick.
Speaker 5: So that's enough.
Speaker 3: Set.
Speaker 11: Everybody's weighing in, including the President. President Trump taking the
Speaker 11: social media to support Belichick, saying the decision to keep
Speaker 11: him from being a first ballot Hall of Famer was
Speaker 11: quote ridiculous end quote, and said they should overturn the
Speaker 11: voting results the Pro Football Hall of Famer at least
Speaker 11: the statement explaining how voting members could be removed if
Speaker 11: it's found out they've violated the selection process by laws.
Speaker 11: Patriots quarterback Drake May limited in practice today because of
Speaker 11: a shoulder injury. The Athletic reported late yesterday the Jets
Speaker 11: reached out to John Gruden to gauge his interest in
Speaker 11: joining Aaron Glenn's coaching staff. Gruden, though declined that Offer
Speaker 11: Giannis and Teta Kumpo could be on the movie. ESPN
Speaker 11: reports some NBA teams are aggressively pursuing the Bucks forward,
Speaker 11: with Milwaukee listening to those offers. NBA's trade deadline is
Speaker 11: a week from tomorrow. Rocket center Stephen Adam is going
Speaker 11: to miss the rest of the season following ankle surgery,
Speaker 11: Patrick Reid leaving liv Golf seeking reinstatement to the PGA Tour,
Speaker 11: and Yanick Sinner is going to face Novak Djokovic and
Speaker 11: the men's semis of the Australian Open after overnight wins.
Speaker 2: Guys, back to you, Thank you, Dan Buyer, Thanks Dan.
Speaker 2: All Right, we got more.
Speaker 3: Covino on Rich and it's an anniversary of a tragic
Speaker 3: event forty years ago in nineteen eighty six, So we're
Speaker 3: gonna do a quick little way back Wednesday, little peak
Speaker 3: around the world of sports forty years ago. What were
Speaker 3: you do when in nineteen eighty six and what happened
Speaker 3: on this day? We do that next right here, Fox Sports.
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Speaker 2: clean pants down. So go back in time, guys. The
Speaker 2: year was nineteen eighty six, and a lot of us
Speaker 2: remember where we were because something sort of impactful happened. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: teachers rolled in TV screen to your classroom, most likely
Speaker 2: depending on how old you were, but that's my memory
Speaker 2: of it. Yeah, forty years ago today, your teachers were
Speaker 2: all excited because the first teacher was entering outer space
Speaker 2: and we all sat there watching as tragedy unfolded.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you're in your forties, it might be one
Speaker 3: of your first school memories of teachers crying and and
Speaker 3: being upset as the challenger exploded. And I remember I
Speaker 3: was in kindergarten. I remember I had like a vague
Speaker 3: memory of being like, like why the adults crying? But
Speaker 3: there were a kid. You don't know what's going on,
Speaker 3: but you remember people being upset when they wheel in
Speaker 3: the TV on the car, Like Cavino said, that's that's
Speaker 3: an early, like kindergarten memory.
Speaker 12: It's the first time I saw adults blubber like crying uncontrolled.
Speaker 3: It was a big it was a big moment.
Speaker 2: There was a lot of like teacher connection, right because
Speaker 2: that was the big story. Christy mccauliffe and all these
Speaker 2: astronauts and NASA was big and they're going out of space.
Speaker 2: You know, the teachers were hyping us up for weeks
Speaker 2: and weeks to come about this story. And I think
Speaker 2: from their perspective looking back, they probably just felt not
Speaker 2: only terrible because they were teachers, but they were terrible
Speaker 2: to have to watch us as kids witness something so tragic,
Speaker 2: right because they're looking at a bunch of confused little kids,
Speaker 2: like what just happened? Because I clearly remember like not
Speaker 2: understanding that it exploded. Like for all we knew, or
Speaker 2: I knew at the time, was like is this supposed
Speaker 2: to do that?
Speaker 3: What just happened?
Speaker 2: And it didn't click until you saw the reaction of
Speaker 2: the teachers and they all clamored together, And it's something
Speaker 2: a lot of us will never forget for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, uh, we talked about this before, but
Speaker 3: if you were a kid of the eighties, there was
Speaker 3: a distinct point where like space stuff sort of dropped
Speaker 3: off because there was a point where like kids would
Speaker 3: want to go to space camp and NASA was a
Speaker 3: big deal, Like there was like a fascination with I
Speaker 3: want to be an astronaut and that just sort of
Speaker 3: like went away. Do you remember that vibe of like
Speaker 3: kids like it's career week at my kids school. When
Speaker 3: we were little kids, it was always a couple of
Speaker 3: kids like, I want to be an astronaut? What happened
Speaker 3: to that? We're going to the moon in and no
Speaker 3: one cares? Yeah, that's trying.
Speaker 2: We're going to not like on the moon. I think
Speaker 2: we're like around the phone or something, but still very cool.
Speaker 2: You're right, and you know, it takes us back to
Speaker 2: that time, but it also takes us back to eighty six.
Speaker 2: Where were you when it happened? And we remember the
Speaker 2: Challenger and the explosion. But it was a big year
Speaker 2: for you, Rich Davis, a little pumped, pine nose picking,
Speaker 2: haircutted kid rooting his Mets on eighty six Mets. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's one of the first things I think of.
Speaker 3: Well, eighty six Mets And you know, you think about
Speaker 3: what year they played versus what year they won the
Speaker 3: Super Bowl. We think eighty five Bears, but that Super
Speaker 3: Bowl was in eighty six, so it was six. The
Speaker 3: year kicked off with the Super Bowl Shuffle and Jim
Speaker 3: McMahon and Refrigerator Perry and later in the year, of course,
Speaker 3: the Metsis and the Red Sox is one of the
Speaker 3: most memorable world series. Throughout the year, Oprah debuted on television.
Speaker 3: Top Gun was like the big movie. Every kid was
Speaker 3: loving Halley's comment remember Hally's Commet That was eighty six,
Speaker 3: So not just Top Gun, no Aliens.
Speaker 2: Thornton Mellen was doing the Triple Lindy got to type
Speaker 2: back to sports, Triple Lindy legendary use that move right
Speaker 2: back to school. Crocodile Dundee was big Rocky four, one
Speaker 2: of your favorites came out that year around that time.
Speaker 2: Four was eighty five eighty five. Yes, that's what I
Speaker 2: thought too. It says it's listed here eighty six. Maybe
Speaker 2: we were still living through the hype in eighty six.
Speaker 2: But as far as cartoons, just to give you a
Speaker 2: timestamp of where you were, like forty years ago, the Smurfs,
Speaker 2: Alvin and the Chipmunks, the first teenage mutan Ninja Turtles
Speaker 2: comic came out. Let Me Hit You Up with One Man,
Speaker 2: and the cartoon exploded in eighty seven. Let Me let
Speaker 2: Me maybe a bad choice or words right there. The
Speaker 2: CARTOONI became very popular in eighty seven.
Speaker 3: I'll give you one. I know little Steve Cavino was
Speaker 3: excited about getting a Nintendo game of that that was
Speaker 3: gold zeld them.
Speaker 2: Sell them and this is kind of weak. One of
Speaker 2: the biggest songs. That's what friends are for. Deon Warwick
Speaker 2: and Friends say you say me, Lionel Ritchie a question
Speaker 2: if you.
Speaker 3: Think it's a week song, Why do you want to
Speaker 3: sing it after every show? Say it for all? Danny chimes,
Speaker 3: blue bird chimes, that's for friends. Off, Oh was so?
Speaker 2: Where were you in eighty six? Hit us up at
Speaker 2: Covino and Rich. I will see you guys tomorrow. Until then, Raven,
Speaker 2: there you baby, see you in the Promised Land.
Speaker 3: Goodbye back