The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Covino & Rich - 'Hali' Won & Hali 1

Episode Date: June 7, 2025

C&R react to the sick Pacers comeback in the NBA Finals! On the heels of Haliburton's game winning shot, can "Hali" make Puma shoes cool in the States again? Callers & the crew weigh-in on his Hibiscus hoop shoes! Plus, is the Rich the biggest Mets jinx of all-time? Follow C&R on their Apple Podcast page: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/covino-rich/id1212071900See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I'm Friday. I'm excited for Friday. Let's do this. Hope you had a Tyrese Halliburton Pacer short of night. And let's have a great weekend. We're going to chop it up, but first and first mostly we be rocking out. Let's go. Not right.

Now, Rich, the Pacers led the game for 0.3 seconds last night, and that's all it took. Is that a wild stat? Dude, O. Casey led the game for over 47 minutes. Pacers come in clutch with 0.3 seconds left. Halliburton is sort of building a legacy right before our eyes as super clutch. Superstar, that's debatable. Super clutch, not debatable. No doubt.

Now, you would think who's the most angry person about last night's? 0.3 seconds victory. You might say, I don't know, SGA, Thunder fans, I'm going to say Jay-Z. Did you see that Jay-Z bet a million dollars that the Thunder would win in five games? So now

Jay needs a four-game sweep from this point on to win that bet. That was, you know, and to be honest, OKC and five seemed like a pretty reasonable guess until last night. In fact, until the last point three seconds of that game. So Jay-Z, not a happy camp

on this Friday. I mean, it was a statement game, a statement play. He silenced everybody last night. And, you know, Monci, our very own Monci Bolanos from Fox Sports Radio, she went around the studio and asked everyone on the Fox Sports Radio team who they got. Yeah. And I quickly was like, yeah, OKC. So was Rich. He said a lot. You know why? I think Rich, you said in six. But I was very confident and what I said because I'm like, they're just too damn good. But after last night, you just really never know. And that's what makes it fun. And that's what we talked about, Rich, when you were at the Mets game yesterday,

watching your team lose, Danny G and I and Byer, we're all here talking about how, yeah, it might not be great for the ratings, but we might get a great matchup where we look back and we say, this was the start of a great rivalry or a great legacy. And, man, we had a great battle last night. What a game.

Well, you know, fans talk about. out of both sides of their mouth, right? You know, fans will say, you know, no one wants the power team, you bought a team, you know, the big threes and, and then when two teams from small markets actually build a winner and, you know, not pay a luxury tax and they're two smaller teams, people are mad about that. So I think no matter what, people just love to complain. Dan Byer, it's what people do. Yeah, and I just want to do this for Rich Davis's benefit only because I got back from vacation and you were at the ball game yesterday. But I've said, Rich, you know what I've compared this series to?

Super Bowl 34. Titans Rams. Nobody really cared about those markets, but the Rams were an amazing team that regular season, and it produced one of the better Super Bowls that we had, especially leading up to that point. And I think it could be the same thing here. It was a reach away from going to overtime.

Right. Yes. You know what it is? We say nobody cares and ratings will suffer because of the small market attitude that we have towards these matchups and these games. It's really the casual fan that we're talking about. So casual fans aren't tuning in.

And since when do we really care about them? I understand networks want them, but why do we care about the casual fan? Those are the same guys that get all pumped when the Olympics come around and that's just about it. When you're saying no one cares, you're right, we're talking about nink and poops. Right, because that was a hell of a game, man.

And we knew that was definitely, we knew that was likely to happen because they're two young, hungry, solid teams. And again, I'll say it one more time. We don't know what we want, right? You can say that about relationships, family, work, everything. People think they want one thing. It's like, is that what you really want?

Because you can't in one breath say, I don't want big market teams that buy championships. And then when two small market teams that built from within make it and you're like, man, this is boring. I want big teams. He's like an ass. You really do. You're tugging out of both sides and you're big noggin.

So, hey, last night, game one provided some. excitement. Like you said, 0.3 seconds is all it took. But listen, well, other people analyze the game. I have a better question. I know you and I are on the same page with this. Because we're going to get to NFL. There's news. There's a funny camp scataboo story. Aaron Rogers. We're going to pay tribute to our friends up in Canada today. We're going to weekend hobnob. But after the game, you saw Halliburton throw those Pumas up on the podium. They're called the, I think they're called the Hale Ones. The Puma Hale One. They're Halliburton's first ever-ever signature shoe.

So he made two statements last night. He made a statement with that last shot that he's the real deal or he comes in clutch. However you want to pose it, he's playing big. And he's also making a statement that, hey, here's my new shoe. I could bring Puma back. Well, there's your question. Can he? I mean, they're a solid shoe.

I mean, they're not my color. I'm not into that look. but when you come through big like that and you're a young guy who's trying to buy the hottest new thing, you don't think that's a statement right there. You step up to the podium at the press conference after a game one winning shot and you drop those shoes. You basically drop her right there on the podium at the press conference. You're showing everybody like, I'm the man and these are the shoes that I wear. He might as well have dropped his junk on the table.

It was like a junk drop. So I ask you. Are those salmon colored also? Well, I'm saying the shoes, they look all right, but the color is... That's the thing. Not for me, Danny G. Maybe not for you. We're more of a toned-down sort of color person when it comes to our shoes.

Or at least have the color as like an accent, not the entire shoe. It's like a pinkish shoe. These younger dudes, I think we'll hop on that regardless, especially springtime, summertime. It's just not our style because it doesn't really go with anything. but you'll see some people trying to pull that off. But we ask you based on this statement. He made two statements last night. Do you think that Tyrese Halliburton can make Puma cool again?

And we're not saying that it's not cool, but it's not up there with Nike and Adidas. I mean, it's up there. Don't try to steal my Puma's the way you stole Travis Matthew from me. Hold on. I got to say this. I think you guys are looking at it slightly wrong. Because you're analyzing the actual shoe.

It doesn't matter what the shoe looks like. If the guy is cool enough or the woman is cool enough, they make it cool. So I ask you, is Tyrese Halliburton cool enough to make something trendy? Meaning the Kardashians. I think the moments he's creating are helping the cause. I don't know how cool he is, but when you're playing big like that when it matters and you're dropping your junk on the podium at a press conference after it just happened, I think that sticks in a little kid's mind or a younger guy's mind to maybe make it cool again. Flip it to women, right?

Your wife will buy makeup based on some Hadi influencer that starts doing a makeup tutorial on Instagram or TikTok. The Kardashians took champion sweatshirts, which were on the clearance racket Modell sporting goods and Dick's sporting goods. You know, the cheap-ass champion sweatpants, my parents would get me as a kid. They made champion cool again because they're the Kardashians.

Kylie Jenner told the world who her doctor was and what exactly she did to get the perfect boob job. Hundreds of thousands of women want copycat work done now. So does Tyrese Halliburton have that influence is the question. He's cool. He's a winner. He's clutch. But is Tyresearchalberton?

Stephen A says he's not a superstar. But, Camino, is he a trendy enough NBA player where kids are like, yo, those are the Halliburtons? I think the moment speaks volumes. I really do. I think every kid was watching that, every young man was watching that. And they're like, yo, they're the ones that are influenced here. Not me, not you, not Danny G.

We're in our lane. We get what we like. But yes, the answer I think is yes. And that's how trends start. That's how trends work. That was a big moment. You know, that was the press conference after a big shot. And he dropped them on the table.

I don't know if you guys missed it. What I don't like is the color we established that, the salmon. But I think Puma could be back. It's never left for Danny G. But Rich, fun fact, you know, The Dostler brothers are the ones who created Puma, right? You know, Adidas? Yeah, Adidas, the brothers. They split up and went their own ways.

They had a feud. That's the legendary story. Two German brothers, German cobblers. It was a pretty big split up. It was like Musk and Trump. Like it was, well, I don't know if it was that heated, but what happened was, you know, Adi Dossler said, you know what? This is my company.

He created Adidas. Adi Dossler. And brother Rudolph, Rudy Dosser, said, well, screw you in your weak-ass shoe, I'm starting Puma. And dude, this is like early 1900s. So it's really never left. It's been around forever. But is it the comeback?

I'm just dropping a little fun fact for you. Can Halliburton make it the shoe again to rival the brother's shoe, Adidas? I mean, when Halliburton, what did he say? He's like Stephen A, Chalemay, whatever, Pacers and Six. If he keeps playing to the fans and the camera, I think he could become that guy. I think the NBA and sports needs these, you know, unless you're just nailing threes and you're Steph Curry,

you're all subdued and like, you know, a nice guy. I think you should lean into it. Lean into the fact that his pops is a little nuts. And I think Halliburton has potential. Yeah, and did you see him with SVP after the game? Oh, yeah. Yeah, he was joking with him. admitting he was late to the Pacer's party and Halliburton said, we were late too.

That was a nice back and forth. Have you ever been influenced on a purchase from an athlete at any point in your life? Like, did you buy a cologne just because Jeter wore it? I didn't, believe it or not. But I'm saying, was there ever a product that you bought just because the athlete that you admired or the moment you admired influenced you. What does Jeter smell like? I don't know, but he had Cologne, right? Didn't Jordan have Cologne too?

Success, Rich. The night, you know. Gift baskets. I remember there was a commercial. Now, we don't currently have a deal with Ford, right? Okay, good. When Jeter was doing those commercials and he's like, you know Jeter's got the edge. I'm like, there are Geter doesn't drive a Ford Edge.

Give me a break. Stop. I bet he had one. It's like, I bet he had one, though. The company probably gifted him one. But I'm saying it's like when Shaq would do a car commercial and hop in some little car. And you're like, you think Shaq drives that? Get the hell out of here.

I don't believe it. I think. Michael Jordan is the, like, number one answer, and then you could go a million pegs below that and be like other influential athletes with merch and products. I do think that Halliburton, if they win the NBA finals, Puma will reap the benefits. I guarantee you.

Bigley. George Foreman guarantee you. Like a grill? You probably bought the grill because he told you to. That every preteen, teenage guy, we kneel, who watches NBA, saw that moment, and they're like, yo, those are hot. We got to get those, if not out loud, subconsciously.

Because even me, and I'm in my 40s, when I saw this, I was like, what are those? And I didn't say that in a bad way. I didn't like the color, but I was curious, and I had to look them up. And they're his first signature shoe. And what a perfect, by the way. Hey, you remember when Tiger Woods hit that shot

and the little Nike logo was right there perfectly placed? like that was a perfect moment to promote that shoe he hits that shot here's the shoe bam like puma couldn't ask for anything cooler or better than that in the moment and like I said when I saw it I knew what he was doing and I looked it up immediately I'm like what are those and I found it on Twitter instantly it's his first shoe they're called the hail once hallie now I don't think haliburton's really like I don't know if he's known as like a cool smooth dude it doesn't matter to me. What he's doing on the court is what speaks volumes.

So I think, yes, I think he can make it cool. You know, I was thinking about athletes that have influenced us with products and sneakers and merch. I watched the documentary because I'm so highbrow, sophisticated. That's what people think of me, right, Kavino? Of course. Yeah, exactly. Everybody. I was watching a documentary about coffee.

I'm not even joking. On the history channel, it was the origins of coffee, how we went from just, you know, Danny G, people used to get beans. They'd roast them in their house, grind them up and filter them through like an old sock. And then it was like Young Folger and Maxwell House. And there was the origins of coffee. Yeah.

The riper, the sock, the better the coffee. And yeah, the old dirty sweatshops. That's what Common said on a TV show. So I bring that up, not because I want to tell you that I watch a coffee documentary, back in the day, Joe DiMaggio, his endorsement

of the Mr. Coffee Coffee pot was the reason they say it sold millions because he was just such a trusted voice. Dude, he had that song. Joe, Joe DiMaggio, he's like you on our side. But when Joe was like,

yeah, Joe DiMaggio here, Mr. Coffee and he showed you that he had a home coffee pot that was like revolutionary. It sold millions. And I know you said George Formen with the grill. He loved them. Dude, he was with Marilyn Monroe. He had that old timey time song

that everybody loved. He was the Yankee clipper. If he told you to drink that coffee, people did. I think we're not as ambitious to do that now. Most people, but young people absolutely are influenced by the right person. And I don't know if

Tyrese Halliburton is the right person, but he's the right person right now in the right moment. You see what I'm saying? That's why it was a perfect storm of perfection. It was just the perfect moment for what had just happened. Well, hold on.

You know, this is a question, for real. I want to ask our Kavino and Rich Fox Sports Radio audience, the CNR Fox Sports Nation. You really got to get in the mindset of a guy who's like 13 to 20. You know, but I was going to say, if you have teenage boys and you're living that dad life or mama. Right. Who and what influences your son? Because my daughter's older than my son. My son's only five.

He likes baseball cards and he thinks Otani and Lendor are cool because he's into baseball now. Hey, he's not wrong. Those are two great guys. I know, but he's like, hey, Benny Boy, who do you like? Dad, I like Otani and Lundore. Good choices, pal. But you know what influences women,

because it's obvious. Makeup tutorials, these girls that do a day in the life and watch me do my get-ready routine. And that's how these young women make millions of dollars because women buy other women's outfits and wardrobes and hair products and makeup. And, you know, a girl gets good Botox. Everyone wants to know where.

Kylie Jenner's got perfect boobs Every girl wants to know who are surgeon is What influences Bro, and that guy, social media And that clip was viral all over Not only on television, all over social media last night Who influences young men? Is it a sneaker of a star athlete?

Because I'm really thinking like Anything that goes viral Like that guy Ashton Hall Nobody knew who he was He did his morning routine He was using Saratoga Springwater. Next thing you know, everybody's trying to buy that

To wash her face with it And to drink it and to feel young again it just takes that right moment and that's exactly what it was last night. So Puma is something you grew up with I'm sure you're going to see again. Again, not that it ever left.

I got a pair of Pumas. Danny's got a pair of Pumas but it's not the upper echelon of shoe anymore. I have four pair of Puma. Yeah, no, they're dope. I mean, I like the suede low tops. So these are a little bit different. As far as a basketball sneaker though, I don't see that many. I like the design. I just

like we established the color is, by the way, I was looking at a Hallie 1 article here, Cove, and it says that the official color of his shoes are hybiscous. Oh, it's a hybiscous rosé color. I do wonder, though, what athletes come to mind? Is it a Bryce Harper? Because I know he's got a lot of baseball gear. I see the young kids have.

Who is it? Is it some international soccer players that have that poll? Is it still LeBron and Steph? Like, who are these star athletes? No. It's going to be guys like this. That's what I'm saying. Like, there's got to be someone that's next because everyone still rocks their Jordan,

still a billion-dollar brand. Who comes to mine for you? When you think of Steph Curry, you think Under Armour, and that's not exactly where it once was. New Balance has a very impressive list of paid endorsers like Shohei Otani, Jamal Murray, Kauai Leonard, Cameron Brink, but are people flocking to New Balance because they have, like, probably one of the best list of athletes. They have a young roster. I still think those shoes are ugly.

Give me a question. You would probably know. Who's Caitlin Clark hooked up with? Nike. Yeah, Nike. But is there... By the way, speaking of Nike, Rich, right? Is there a rush for like a Caitlin Clark product?

They're young women being like, I need the Caitlin Clarks? But I haven't heard it. Have you heard it? It's just not you. Yeah, she's pretty out there and she promotes her shoe. She promotes different types of shoes. She wears like a Kobe-inspired Nike. I think those are selling pretty well.

So again, he dropped the Hally one. The Puma Hally won his first signature shoe on the podium yesterday. all smiles, sunglasses. They look pink to me, but you're right. They're like a salmon color, Danny G. So again, not my vibe. But he also tweeted out Tyrese Halliburton, Ty Halliburton 22, it's got to be the shoes, which is a Nike endorsement.

Is it not? Speaking of Nike? It's got to be, Spike Lee. It's got to be the shoes. But again, we're talking Puma's here. Am I the only one waiting for the Angel Reese Reeboks? I thought I was doing some work around the house. It says Angel Reese bricks you could buy.

Oh, no. I don't think you followed what I said, Rich. He used the Nike tagline to promote his Pumas last night. Yeah, but I don't think any young president knows who Spikeley is or a slogan from the 90s. They weren't born yet. But I just find it ironic and find it kind of funny. Don't you think? And Rich, this article just from a couple of days ago, Caitlin Clark and Nike dropped the Kobe 5 Indiana fever.

They're called the rookie of the year. And they are cool. They're like silver and red. I think they look pretty neat. I would also say that one of the more popular shoes right now is the Sabrina Yanescu Nike. And when you're talking about like name brand, like it doesn't always have to be the top top guy. But when you're talking about shoes, there's this avenue. There's, you know, that's something that.

When Caitlin Clark got hurt, did they pause the season or no? Are they still playing? They still are. Okay, I didn't know. That wasn't true. Her tweets about the Pacers in that game are getting like millions of views. She's very popular. Did you guys think it was weird when Halliburton also said,

Where's the Beef last night? No, I know. Did you catch that tagline? I thought it was crazy that he was using an old Wendy's tagline. I like Halberton, man. I think he's, I think he's, for his age, he speaks very well. I remember that he's like, yo, game two can't wake. Time to make the donuts.

And I was like, man. I thought that was weird. It's crazy. But you don't think someone in Nike is like, yo, and they're promoting this new shoot with our old tagline. That's crazy. So you're right. Your thoughts, Tyrese Halliburton, the way he's playing game-winning shots,

three of them now, right? Like, this guy's playing out of his mind. Indiana, got a good storyline going on right now, but could he make Puma the elite? If SGA was the man, he'd hit a game-winning shot and drop his ponies on the podium for the next press conference. Well, hey, listen, your thoughts. on Halliburton, and we will get to some Canada news.

The Edmonton Oilers about to do some big things. Camp Scataboo is in the news, but we got some breaking news right now. Baseball, let's go. Breaking news from Fox Sports. Guys, it was expected, but Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Corbyn Burns will need Tommy John surgery. In the first year of a $210 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks, Burns is expected to miss the rest of this season. and potentially all of the 2026 season. Corbyn Burns needs Tommy John surgery.

Yikes. And I'll be honest, in a very tight, competitive NL West, you lose your ace like that, and you're trying to compete with the Giants, the Padres, and of course, the Dodgers. Good luck. Good luck, Arizona. That's a tough loss for them. So thank you, DB, for the update. We got more, Kavino & Rich, on a Friday, right here at Fox Sports Radio.

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Now, we got weekend hobnobin. We got to talk some. I know you want to talk some Cam Scataboo and a bunch of stuff. Scataboo. I feel like that should be Adam Sandler's favorite. Oh, yes. Oh, I love me some. Scatibou.

Scatibou. Scataboo. Danny G, I'll give you the credit. Danny G. Superproducing on the phones at 87799 on Fox. Danny G keeps it old school, keeps it fresh to death. he wears his British Knights. He wears his Nikes. British Nikes. He wears his Pumas, right?

I love the Puma because they look like the low top run DMC shoes from back in the day. Right. Now, I'm like, well, I never said Pumas weren't cool, but maybe we misspoke a little bit, Rich, because we're not thinking global, okay? We like Puma as we grew up with it. Truck Stop Fungus hits us up at Covino and Rich. What up, truck stop fungus? He goes, Pumas have always been cool at. Back up Danny G.

Should get that looked at. So I look it up. I went to my boy Chat GPT and I said, what are the top selling shoe brands? Do you want to hear him real quick? Can I guess? Globally.

I'll give you the top 10. I'll do it like Spider-Harrison if you want. Yeah, weekend countdown. Go ahead. All right. Here's a list of the top selling shoe brands globally based on revenue market, presence, and sales volume from 2024.

Cabinet in number 10. Fila. Now, you would have never thought that it would crack the top 10, but globally. Fila, still? What is it? Still making a billion revenue with you. Fila, okay. Coming in number 9, A6.

Okay. Running shoes. Number eight, under armor. Now, they had a spike when Canelo and Steph Curry and all these young athletes they were signing were booming, but since then, not as much. Okay. Coming to number seven, vans with the street culture. is number seven. Coming to number six,

Converse owned by Nike in the casual lifestyle sector. You know what? Can we know? Three billion a year. I think just based on Converse alone on just, what do you call them?

The Chuck's. They're like the Chuck Taylor. You got to remember, Chuck Taylor's is probably that alone, number six. Coming to number five, new balance. Popular among athletes

and streetwear fans, five billion a year. Also known as Dad Shoes. From the USA. By the way, Dad shoes or like young kid shoes. I know it's weird. It's like if you have new balance, you're either a 55-year-old dad moaned's lawn or you're a trendy 16-year-old.

But this is why we have misconceptions, like Dave Concepcion. We have misconceptions here because carbon in at number four. Skechers, $7 to $8 billion a year. That's why they have standalone Skechers stores. I was going to say that. I could see that just because in the city I live in, I've seen two standalone Skecher stores. And they're massive. And I asked their land of recently.

Yeah. How do they stay open? You know how? My, my, my casual categories. My mother-in-law, but my kid's sketchers, I'm like, why you're doing that? I mean, they're affordable.

I own a couple of pairs sketches. They're affordable and they're comfortable. They're comfortable. They're very affordable. They have great deals. Reasonably priced. They got that whole Snoop dog line now with the slide on, so they're trying to market to death people.

Don't sell me on the Snoop dog line. Snoop is aging. He needs some easy to slip on shoes. I mean, Skechers? I feel like. So are you apparently. Sketters? Yep.

But this is why we might be off, because coming in at number three, top three selling shoe in the world is Puma, five to six billion a year. Yeah, more than popularity. Big in Europe. Through celebrity collaborations and performance wear. And after last night, I, George Foreman, guarantee that you're going to see a spike. Just like you see people who do a Super Bowl performance or whatever,

their music automatically spikes the next day. I guarantee we're going to hear a story that because of the shot Halliburton made, the Hallie ones are selling through the roof because kids will jump on it. Number two is Adidas. Number one is Nike. So when we say not cool again, yo, maybe we're not wearing them, but they're still being sold a lot. I'll tell you what, out of the top 10 you just mentioned,

only a few of them surprised me. The fact that Fila is in the top 10 shocked me. Global though. I haven't seen a pair of Fila, but some Italian kids rocking Fila like in a Sicily? Like, who's wearing Phyllis? You see them at discount stores, like marshals and places like that. Yeah, they're originally from Italy, but South Korea.

So popular chunky sneaker trend in the Asian countries. Dude, I just came back from Japan. Everybody was wearing those big chunky, clunky shoes. Yeah, like platform shoes. Well, A6, I understand, Under Armour. Yeah, vans, of course, converse based on the Chuck Taylor's. New Balance, like I said, old guys watering the lawn or young trendy kids. Puma, Adidas, and Nike, number four

Skechers, again, I get it. You go to the mall, there's standalone stores and warehouses, but to me, I've never seen someone rock some Skechers as a grown-up and be like, yo, sweet shoes. I really haven't. Not to be rude, but to me- Skechers here, and Covino has complimented my sketches before. That is true. I think it was lying, Sam. I think he was lying. I'm not. No, I was like sweet shoes, bro. Last year I had a pair of them that were all black, and they didn't have the S or anything, and that's why I bought them, because they were really comfortable, They didn't say Skechers, which I liked.

That's the key. I used to say that Old Navy's biggest mistake back in the day was plastering Old Navy on everything because it would be like, I want to advertise like, you know, a cheap mall brand. Skechers, to me, even if it looks cool, that S is weak as could be. Super weak. And I'm not a big sneakerhead by any means at all. I just, to me, I don't know any friend that's 30, 40 or 50 something that's ever been like, yes, Skechers. But then again, you know what I'm surprised? I guess it's too niche, but know what I see a lot of now?

Hoka, those running shoes. Oh, yeah, very comfortable. Yeah, like waitresses and waiters, get those as well. With school dads in L.A. Like, globally, it's a different story. Yeah, all right. What do I know? Let's go to your phone calls.

I'll go to DB for an update. Say what's up to Matt in Alaska. Hey, Matt. Hey, what's going on, guys? Hey, I was having a pretty good conversation with Dan on the phone. I think you guys are reaching a little bit on the Pumas. I mean, there's only one reason he put them on the podium, and that's because that's really the only way any of us we're going to find out about them.

I understand Puma is a global brand because they're big in the soccer world, but I don't see it catching on here in the States except in the state of Indiana and maybe where Halliburton's from and then wherever he went to college. How do you think things trend and spike after moments like that? I think we're going to see it. I'm not saying he's Michael. Jordan by any means, Matt. But if you watch that movie Air, which I thought was great, by the way, you know, Nike was a

running shoe that was, you know, not making a bunch of money. And they took a chance on Michael Jordan. I'm not saying the same with the Halliburton's, but still, you're right, a winner and some success. We don't think like a young person in that way because you would never wear those. They look pink. My eye see pink. I'm like, I would never wear pink shoes. They're not pink.

Have you known? What do they, Sam? Habiscus. Rosee. Yeah. Some young... Sparkling rosé, white wines. Some young alpaca-headed alpaca bro with the broccoli haircut would rock those in a second.

By the way, you know what? I wouldn't have been shocked if it was on this list. I know it's not a sneaker, but... Yeah, we make fun of them so much, but how many young kids rock crocs over the last decade when we just made fun of them, right? I mean, they sold millions, so, you know, trends are odd. It might be in a different category. I don't know.

Matt, you're on in SoCalcale. What's up, man? Colvino and a rich, natural contest. back by Sincere BS. And that was a lot of sincere BS this week. You guys had some really good shows this week. Oh, thanks, man. Real quick, I'll go fast as I can.

I do scouting and social media for high school and college basketball. One thing on Skechers, Skettors is making a push. They were at the biggest SoCal basketball tournament this year back in December. Also, the Puma thing, like you have your circuits out there, especially on the club side. Nike, EYBL, they're the king. You don't touch it. But then there's those other teams. where you have Adidas, Under Armour, and Puma.

And I was at the Puma Circuit this past year, and when you compare the talent, you compare the attention, and you compare what they're trying to do, I don't mind putting them already in the category as Adidas and Under Armour. And, again, you're looking at their target. I mean, it's not so much TV and ratings, but social media is their target, and I think they're nailing it, just the way kids are on their phones and stuff like that. And you look at the colors and everything else and the product they're putting out currently, they're doing a heck of a job and keeping up.

That's a great point, and that's great insight. And you have to remember what's on the downside of the trends, in our opinion, in our mind, is on the upswing maybe to a younger person. Like, Rich, my daughter was telling me I have a teenage daughter. She's in high school, right? So I'm always seeing what these kids are wearing, what's coming back. Everything comes back. You know what she's telling me? Dad, Hollister is a big thing.

I'm like, Hollister's a big thing. Again? Like, to me, that's on the down swing. But to a young kid who never was influenced in that way? It's on the upswing. Tell me when Eric Pistall's hot again. All right, let's go to Dan Byer for an update. DB, what's doing, man?

So, guys, there was this Reddit thread that was tracking the most popular shoe in the NBA worn by players this year. The most popular shoe worn was the Nike Kobe 6, which logged about 63,000 minutes. Wow. The second most popular, the Sabrina 2, the Sabrina Yanescu, I told you. Look at you. What? Yeah, when it comes to the. Nike, her signature shoe, the second version of it popular throughout the NBA.

No, game two tonight, that'll have to wait until Sunday night, Pacers and Thunder. 8 o'clock Easter time Sunday from Oklahoma City, Pacers up 1-0. A report from NBA insider Mark Stein says the Knicks are expected to make a formal request to interview Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd for their coaching vacancy. On the ice tonight in Edmonton, Oilers home to the Panthers for game two of the Stanley Cup final. Oilers up in 1-0 in the best of seven series. Dallas Stars fired head coach Pete DeBoar today after the team. fell in the Western Conference finals to Edmonton for the second straight season.

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Thank you, D.B. And, Kavino, the same way you said your daughter, you sort of keep an eye on the trends because you have a teenager. Tonight, I'm going to the pony ball. I guess like a little banquet thing where all the all-star kids have to show up for a nice dinner. And everyone's in full uniform with equipment and stuff. So with that said, I'm going to, in a not weird way, I'm going to take a look around. I'm curious what cleats and what gear all these kids have. Is it Under Armour? Is it Nike?

Like, what sports equipment brands do you think all these kids are rocking? Like, what comes to mine for you? When it comes to cleats? Yeah. Man, I don't know. I have no idea. Right? It's like, you know, you step away for a second. I will report back and let you know.

But again, trends are always changing. So good luck to Halliburton and Puma. All right. Props on that shot, dude. That was insane. No doubt. All right. We got more, Kavino and Rich.

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Anyway, we're Kavino and Rich, and I guarantee that we will see a spike. Puma's still up there, number three in the world. But we're going to see a spike after last night when Halliburton dropped that shot. He also drops his junk on the 10. table with his first ever signature shoe. Well, and everyone else is going to jump on board, Rich. And you're going to see Siakum trying to bring pony back. You're going to see Knee Smith trying to bring back some kangaroos.

They're going to bring back all the 80s brands to make him cool again. Wait, are you saying that Siakam's going to bring back, he's going to start the pink pony club? No, Rich. That's where Rich is going tonight, right? Hey, by the way, I heard you a little dig. I heard you a little dig. I heard a real shot on yourself, please. No, you heard it.

Dig about my Mets. of all the people to beat the match yesterday well first of all the Mets beat themselves with Beatty making that weak-ass error like double clutching when he was dead at home plate worst play I've seen all year

but Michael Confardo yeah I said Canfardo that guy stinks I mean he's bet in 160 he gets a game winning hit could he retire now now that he beat his old team you got to hate that guy no I like him now

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