The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Covino & Rich - Statues, Streets & Steak

Episode Date: June 14, 2025

C&R debate who is more popular in the U.S. between Messi & Mahomes? Tom Brady is going to get a statue in New England, Travis Barker just got a street named after him in his hometown. Which honor is greater? 'CHIPOTLE WORKER OR WNBA PLAYER' is back, just like Caitlin Clark! Plus, 'WEEKEND HOBNOBBING' gets you prepare to stream! 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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Danny G. and Iowa Sam were like, I can't believe it. No one brought up Mick Jagger, cool old guys. Brought up Paul McCartney. I have to say, in older age, Mick Jagger's cooler than McCartney. Jagger's 81. He's got the move. I'll give you one. Stephen Tyler's pretty damn cool.

He's super cool. He wears lots of scars. He's done touring, by the way. You know, dude looks like a lady these days. Yeah, I mean, he does. They all get his feet. He looks like my grandma. They like Lebron's toes.

We did an event. where we got to interview Stephen Tyler. So pleased, and it was our pleasure to interview him. These are an open toe shoes. And I'm like, why would you do that when you got toes that overlap each other? He's what people call what Vato's called Pobresitos. He's 77 years old. Oh, God, God, God, Jesus me.

Yeah, so cool old guys, intribute to Pete Carroll. We wrap that up. The rest of your feedback at Covino and Rich. Before we get to this Tom Brady story, give away some prizes. Random question around the room. I saw that Patrick Mahomes got to hang with Lionel Messi. They did an Adidas commercial together. They did a jersey swap.

They were paling around, bro-hugging. Globally, I would imagine the answer is messy. But do you think here in the United States, in the States, is Mahomes a bigger star than Messi? Or there's so many young kids into soccer that you'd say, even here in the States, Messy State, I'm going, Mahomes. because, I mean, it's America's game.

Nothing bigger than American football in America. Worldwide, there's no comparison whatsoever. If you asked 100 middle school and high school kids, hey kids, but who do you want to come to the school? Would they say Mahomes or messy? Most of them would say Mahomes. I would think so, right? In the U.S.

You could argue other parts of the world. I've never seen a Mahomes jersey out of my grocery store, but I see messy jerseys more than... It's a great point. that. That's why I thought it was an interesting question because my first thought was globally messy. What a big star. And I thought it was a cool moment that they didn't add together for Adidas, the jersey swap, brohugging. And I thought, well, here in the States, my homes, I'm like, you know what, maybe not even. Because we love football and baseball and

basketball. I feel like the younger generation puts soccer sort of in that category. There's no doubt, but there's way more Americans watching American football than soccer here in this country. No doubt. Rating's proven. but there's just no doubt. There's no denying that. So just based on that, and the more and more it becomes an international game. But I do think, I actually disagree with Dan Byer, believe it or not. I actually do.

I think in America, Mahomes, what would you say? I mean, just let me have America. He has the rest of the world, you know? He has the rest of the world. Messy, there's no denying. He is a mammoth outside of America, even in America. but I think my home still edges them out here. Can I just give you...

Because of the popularity of American people. But what about if you're under 21? Ooh. Okay. That's just the only point that I'm thinking of, like, the youth of America. We all love football. Yeah. Football is like our favorite.

And I think that there's a lot of people like us. It's a good debate for sure. I'll tell you what. We had the honor of interviewing David Beckham. We had to sit down with him when we used to work at ESPN. and when I tell you the vibe in the building when David Beckham came in was like nothing I've ever seen. Like, I mean, like security from coworkers to everyone.

Those big international. And we never felt uglier in our lives. That's true. Yeah, what a stud. I was like, man, what a handsome fella. But let me give you one comparison before we move on. I know social media is not everything. But Patrick Mahomes has 6.7 million followers on Instagram.

Messi has 505 million. Can I give you those two numbers again? Six million versus 505 million followers on Instagram. Yeah, internationally insane. I just Googled just the meetup, and I saw the picture as well. Arrowhead addict, so this is a Chiefs fan blog. The title says Patrick Mahomes finally meets an athlete more popular than him. Oh.

But this may be worldwide. To your point, like worldwide, there's no doubt about it. But I think it's interesting when you talk about the U.S. what the actual split would be. Yeah. Like, I mean, Danny, your boys that are your sons that are in college, whether they 20, 22 years old, right? Would they be more pumped?

They're football guys, though, right? They don't give a, you know what, about soccer. Yeah, so, but they buyer. They watch more NHL than they do soccer. I love DB's point, though, of 21 and under 21. If I said a bunch of little kids, listen, when I was a kid growing up, I played Little League baseball.

I played basketball. I never played soccer. Where I grew up, soccer was sort of like, man. Yeah, soccer was something they played like in elementary school, and one of them in middle school. But then after that, they, like, moved on to NFL. Can I say something and not offend people? Probably not.

But go ahead. Where I grew up, nerds played soccer. Here we go. When I was a little boy. When I was a little. You also grew up with like no people of color really either. I played soccer. Yeah, I played soccer.

Okay, that didn't help the argument. Point proven. Whitey. I mean, I play soccer. First sport I played. But in conclusion, Rich, point proven. Chat GPD says, in conclusion,

while Patrick LaHolmes remains a prominent figure in American sports, Leon L. Messi's recent achievements and influence have made him the more popular athlete in the U.S. at this time. So what robot said? That's what Chat GPD said. So maybe Dan Byers on something. You wasted eight liters of water on that? Yeah, I guess so.

I just didn't think it was as obvious. I don't know which way it is, but I don't think it's the landslide that it appeared to be. It says as of mid-2020-Messie surpassed Patrick Mahomes in popularity among American sports fans. Wow. Maybe because Mahomes lost, right? Messy's a global superstar.

Wow. Social media. If we did a nationwide poll, I bet you it would be really close. It would be split probably. No, it's interesting. I've seen Mahomes play in, person. I've been to a Chiefs game. Well, it says, hold on. It says,

Messi's moved to Inter Miami in 2023 significantly boosted his profile in the U.S. And he was the first soccer player to be named America's favorite professional athletes surpassing legends like Jordan, LeBron, and Mahomes. So his popularity is continuing to surge. I was going to say, I've seen Mahomes playing in person. And when Messi came here to the States and

Inter Miami played LAFC. see we went to the game and it was an event. It was awesome. I remember you said, we're going to go all the time now. Yeah, it was the first and last. How do you top it? You can't top it. Yeah, we had a great time.

That's true. So, hey, I feel like it's Mahomes, but yeah, it's probably messy based on everything we just discovered together. So, hey, Dan, I think you were right. If Chat GPT says so, it has to be. Yeah, it has to be. I know. Maybe you're becoming a buyer guy.

I'm not sure. Maybe. All right. Now, I think there's an easy answer to this question, but we'll throw it out there, see how you feel about it. And again, we'll come to conclusion together. What's a bigger honor?

A statue? Or a street name? What's a bigger honor? It's a great question because Tom Brady is having a statue erected. I said erected. Outside of Foxborough. He's that erected. We've seen the amazing Kobe statues,

Magic Johnson, some of the ones outside of staple. Some of them don't look so amazing. And that's the thing too. Sometimes statues don't miss. They miss the mark a lot of times lately. This is a 12-foot statute that came to be. Craft decided this has to happen. So it's six times bigger than AIs. Yeah, yeah, yes.

Yeah. And you know what? Speaking of soccer stars, we've all seen how bad a statue could turn out a la Ronaldo. Remember the whack-ass Ronaldo statue? In Dwayne Wade. Dwayne Wade's was not good. but then you say well

we thought of street sign because Danny gee you brought this up I said well what's a bigger honor if you get a statue unless you do some terrible stuff that statue will forever live on outside that arena that town square that federal building

like if you're a politician a president an athlete a famous person that statue will live thousands of years after you we just saw Travis Barker get a street named after him in his hometown of Fontana, California.

And you know what? When I went to the Dodgers game a couple weeks ago to see the Mets lose again because I'd never go when they win. Make a right on Vince Scully Way. And I'm like, Vince Scully Way. Doesn't Fernando have one too? What an honor. Doesn't Venezuela have one?

Check on that. I think Fernando Valenzuela has one. Tom Brady statue will be erected outside Gillette Stadium ahead of their first preseason game in August. And they're going to do a whole ceremony to promote. out the 12-foot tribute. And it is quite the honor. Crafts said that

the statue would perpetuate the legendary legacy of this once-in-a-lifetime player. So based on that, we posed a question and I think the answer is obviously the statue because, I mean, you go back just into ancient times. That's how they...

Yeah. That's how they immortalized their heroes and legends and leaders. And if you're able to do that in today's world with a bronze, a 12-foot bronze statue of Tom Brady. I think that says a lot about his legacy in years to come and it lives on. And a street name, it always takes me back to the Chris Rock bit of anywhere in a country. If you're on Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard, run!

Run! I'm on Dr. Martin Luther King! Because it's supposed to be an honor and it's a tribute. But, like, you don't know what goes on on that street. It's not necessarily, it's not good things all the time. I think there's a tier system. and it starts with, oh, you're in the ring of honor or the team retires your number.

Then after that, it's, I think, Hall of Fame. And then I think after that, statue. You got dogs tinkling on your street pole and bad things going on on that street. But I still think. And there are people that aren't even like the greatest dudes that have... What about the city?

Key to the city? That means nothing to me. I don't even know what that means. What does that even mean? Does it open anything? If you want to go to Dungan Donuts late at night It will open up It unlocks a bathroom at the Chevron

The key to the city But I think that I think I mean I could be wrong I think the street name Is the ultimate honor Where it's very cool But it's not It doesn't beat the statue

I don't think so Can I just say that there is something cool About writing an address And that person's name is in the address And it's like a part of the U.S. mail system I mean that's like forever That is cool Eva, ever.

I agree with the statues bigger. Neither are really forever. Everything has an expiration date as we already established this week, right? So the statue could come down one day. They could rebuild another stadium somewhere else. Someone vandalizes it. And they could rename a street too. They could always rename a street, is my point.

Because in New York spot, our old stomping grounds, remember the Kaziosko bridge? Isn't that like RFK now? You could rename bridges and streets and all that. Usually after they honor somebody, though, they leave that alone. They should. Yeah. Unless, of course, that person does something terrible.

There is one side of the statue argument, Covina. There's people who say there are way too many outside of Staples Center, whereas it's few and far in between when you have an actual street named after you. So what do you think? I think the statue is the ultimate honor. I really do. 87799 on Fox. Some say the street name. I have a question.

Why did Chevy Chase got a street named after him? I hear he's not the nicest guy, and he's a star, but isn't there like a Chevy Chase Street out here somewhere? There is Glendale, California. How do he get that? Well, he, that's not his real name. He took that name, I think, from Chevy Chase, Maryland? Is it the name of the... Correct.

Oh, so it's not named after the Chevy Chase? So in Hollywood, when there's a Chevy Chase Street, that's not like National Lampoon's vacation, Fletch Chevy Chase? I don't know there was one. Is there one? Yeah, because I always remember thinking, like, how did he get a... Street. Well, I guess maybe it's... I just looked it up.

It says it's named after Chevy Chase Estates, a housing development established in the 1920s. In Maryland? No. There's a Chevy Chase. Oh, okay. But his real name is Cornelius. Cornelius Chase. I think the only thing, the only edge that a street name has...

I'm stuck with that. The only edge that the street name has is the fact that the statue could come out weak. And therefore, it takes away from the honor. Rinaldos. Like the Dwayne Wade story most recently. Yeah, that was cool, kind of, not really. Yeah, and one of the Kobe's. Remember the long neck, the arm too long?

Yeah, but if it's a nice one, then I think, yeah, that holds more weight. It's just the risk of it. Lucille Ball had a famously bad one. We've talked about this before. We don't need to reiterate, but I do think Tom Brady, I think statues should be held for guys like Tom Brady. Or how about it, like a stadium named after? to you. That's kind of dope. Or an award or a trophy. Is there something that beats the statue or the street name that we're not thinking of?

But when you just said the statue, right, we're thinking about Tom Brady. I think a statue does need to be reserved for a Michael Jordan, a Tom Brady, like a generational, not like this guy was the best guy on our team. I mean, no offense to Dwayne Wade. I love Dwayne Wade. I think he was a great player, brought the Miami Heat to an NBA title. But do you think Dwayne Wade? Does there's a statue? but maybe you're thinking it's getting watered down like not everyone deserves one but see then

then i think i said like a jerk is dwayne way i'm sure is a great guy and everyone in miami would be like yeah i give him a statue to me statute it's like you're right it's like you know george washington has a statue like to me you know our very own rob parker came in really proud one day and i'm proud to say it's coming is it common knowledge it oh he's having let's just say he's having something named after him not give it away and i think that's coming of it's coming i think that's pretty cool if someone names something after you. A strip club. The name in the strip club after me.

It's a strip pole. It's no longer Spearmint Rhino. It's Spearmint Parker. At the Parker booth. So, you know, there's other honors that holds some weight. Might be statue. You know what? Your thoughts will take your feedback.

Dan Byer, any final thoughts on this? I think it's street. No doubt about it. I am not. A statue is two sports related. You put it within the city of Go down two blocks, take a left on Danny G Street Like that's amazing

To go to go see the statue Like you're going to the stadium You're a sports fan To be a part of the city and the community Yeah I gotta go street name guys You know what I always find interesting Dan Byer being that I'm such a fan of history

I love watching Kavino's shows on the history channel And I actually do find a lot of interest in not only sports history, but just American history, because it really is only a couple hundred years. Like, we forget, our, our country's like three old people old. Like, we're only a few hundred years old. Remember that story from a couple

weeks ago about the man who died in his 90s, whose grandfather was born in the 1790s? It's like John Tyler's. Or, yeah, grandson or something. Yes, John Tyler's grandson, because the men had children at, like, 70, 80 years old. It is insane to think our country's

that young. But when I first moved out to to California, we're in Sherman Oaks. When you think of all the street names and the town, Sherman Oaks, Ventura, Encino, these things are all named after people that made an impact. And to me, that's the highest honor. And just a fun fact, it is true. When you go down the 101 here in Los Angeles, when you pass Balboa, that is how Rocky Stallone came up with the name.

He was trying to think of a name for the character, Rocky, and he was driving down as like, oh, Balbo. Yeah, I'm Rocky Balbo. By the way, this is another instance. Very rare where Dan Byer and I disagree. So we'll let Chatchip-T. Stop it. Make the final conclusion.

The statue, the statue is, the statue is typically considered the greater personal honor due to a symbolic weight, permanence, and selective nature of who gets one. Street naming is still significant, but you could sometimes be more, but it can sometimes be more about publicly, public utility than legacy alone.

So if you're aiming for lasting legacy in admiration, the statue wins. Dan Byer, don't you love how Kavino trusts a computer, a robot over you now? Is that the new thing? It's artificial intelligence. Yeah, Kivino just wanted to get even.

That's all, with the whole messy argument. That's truly what it was. You're going to debate this alien intelligence? I just wanted to see, you know, this is a fun debate. It really is. How many non-Patriots fans are going to show up to the Tom Brady statue? Correct. How many non-patriots fans are going to show up to the Tom Brady statue?

are going to drive on Tom Brady Street. See? Well, if you're Tom Brady, you probably get both eventually, right? I'm sure. Make a right on buyer, then a left. Yeah, see, that sounds good. Bob, you're on. Camino's a dead end.

Camino's a dead end. Buyer's a sweet cul-de-sac. Camino's a dead end. What's up, Bob? What's up, Bob in Texas? What? Me and ChatGBT are the only guys that think statue? Hold on, Bob, I'm going to sit back, because you can list all the things.

You can list all the things. I think what's wrong about. But look at all of the statues that have magically disappeared. You have to go through zoning in the U.S. post office to get a street name change. It's more permanent. And it's more effective. And as buyer said, people are going to drive down Tom Brady Way more than they'll ever see Tom Brady statue. Yeah.

And I thought about this. Again, like I said, when I went to the Dodgers game and your GPS is like, make a right on Vin Scully Way or drive. Like, man, legend that deserves. That's a type of, you know, that's a type of guy in name, right? Like forever now, Kavino. Well, the Dodgers will be somehow tied to make a turn on Vince Scully. What says you, your thoughts.

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I can't believe how many people think that the street sign holds more weight than the statute. The statue looks like you. That's you. Had your name on it. It's there. I asked Rob G. Producer of the odd couple and he would, no hesitation. He's like, street side.

Street sign. People steal it. Street name. People commit crime on that street. Like I said, help. I'm on Dr. Martin Luther King anywhere in the country. If you're in Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard, it's a great Chris Rockbitt.

Yeah, so, I mean, the street is cool. They're both cool. Which one holds more weight? Hey, think about it. Let us know at Covino Enrich at Fox Sports Radio. Congrats again to Tom Brady, who's getting that 12 foot statue as a patriot. But now it's time to play.

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What a perfect day to bring this game back as Caitlin returns tomorrow against the Liberty. Sam, I'm sure you're excited about that. I'll be watching. I'm sure anyone involved in the WMBA where tickets were a, were $3 while she was gone. All right, let's go to the studio lines.

We're going to get our contestant. Cody in Virginia. What up? Cody. Hey, man. How are you guys doing? Good. This is a simple game.

Danny, he will explain it. Cody, really quick, what do you do for work there in Virginia? Cody? Oh, no. He's having testical difficulties. What do you do for a living? I look at sterile processing at the hospital. Oh, okay.

Okay. All right. All right, all you got to do is not. come in last place, Cody. So as long as you don't stink as bad as the rest of the crew, you're going to walk away with a swiggy. You're going up against Covino. Yeah.

Rich. Blier. Spotty. Samuel L. Johnson. And all you got to do is tell us is this name I give you, Chipotle worker or WNBA player. All right, Covino, you're going to be up first. Let's go.

First name. Rebecca Allen. Oh, that's such a WMBA player. Rich. She's making that new Chipotle chicken. I'm going Chipotle. Buyer. Chipotle.

Spotty. I'm going to go with Chipotle. Sam. WNBA. Cody. Chipotle. Rebecca Allen is a 6-2 forward for the Chicago Sky. Come on, man.

Come on. Come on, man. All right. Covino, Chipotle worker or WNBA player? Kara Doucette. Kara Ducet works at Chippley Rich Sounds like someone that should be on like the Minnesota links

Is that a team? Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're one of the best teams right now. Byer, Chipotle, Spotty. Yeah, I think you're trying to confuse it. What was it? Is it Darrell Ducet? Kara, do set.

I see what you, yeah. I think you're trying to confuse me. I'm going Chipotle. Sam. That's the flag football quarterback. Yeah. I'm going to go WNBA. Cody.

Yeah, I got a roll W. next to Chipotle. You're going to say Chipotle. Kara Doucette, indeed, is a senior manager for Chipotle in California. Unstoppable this game. All right. Next name for your consideration. Brea Hartley.

Brea Hartley is in the WNBA. Rich. Sounds hot. Brea Hartley. WMBA. You'll be your fan, Justin Harley. Byers. Chipotle.

Spotty. Definitely Chipotle. I think it's a dupe. Sam. Women's National Basketball Association. Cody. Come on. WBA.

Brea Hartley is a 5-9 guard for the Connecticut son. All right. Chipotle worker or WNBA player. Covino, the next name here. Elizabeth Kittley. Elizabeth Kittley is stingy with the guanq, Chipotle worker. Rich.

Elizabeth Kittley is stingy with scoring points in the WMBA. Buyer. Chipotle. Spotty. I'm going to ride with Cavito because he seems to be doing well. So Chapolte. Sam. Yeah, give me Chapulte. And Cody.

WBA. Elizabeth Kittley is a 6-6-6 center for the Las Vegas Aces. You led me astray. How dare you? All right. Next name here. Covino. Chipotle worker or WNBA player, Katrina Jones. Oh, come on. This is a trick question. This is a trick question.

But I'm saying WNBA. Rich. Katrina Jones. Come on. A little more chicken. It's a $15 ball. Buyer. Chipotle. Spotty.

Chapolet. Sam. WNBA. Cody. Chipotle. Katrina Jones is a GM for Chipotle in North Carolina. Yeah. That she is.

All right. Covino. Next name here. Chipotle worker or WNBA player. Brittany Branch. Brittany Branch, WNBA. Rich. Brittany Branch sounds like an athlete.

That's why I think I'm going the opposite. I'm going, uh, I'm going, uh, I'm going, Chapoile again. I see what you did there. Byer. Chipotle. Spotty. W.N.B. Samuel L. Johnson. She's a branch manager for a Chipotle in Warren, Ohio. Okay.

Cody, you took it too far. Cody. Chipotle. Brittany Branch is a crew member for Chipotle in Ohio. In Ohio. How did you get that right? I don't know. Ohio is just the backdrop. Is this a favorite? Default state, I name. All right, Covino.

Chipotle worker, WNBA player, Erica Wheeler. Chipotle. Double Talk, Davis. Yes, see. She's on the New York Liberty, WMBA. Byer. WMBA. Spotty.

Chipotle. Sam. I'm very confident she's in the WMBA. Cody. WNBA. Erica Wheeler is a 5-7 guard for the Seattle Storm. There you go. Yes.

All right. And one more name here. Last but not least, Covino, Chipotle worker or WNBA player, Artesia Martin. Chipotle. Rich. I'm going to go to him. Artija Martin is a Chipotle worker. Byer.

Chipotle. Spotty. I'll stick with it, Chipotle. Samuel. Chipotle. Cody. I guess I'll roll with Chipotle. I think you're all on to something with Artesia Martin.

She's a server for Chipotle in Florida. Yeah. By the way, speaking of Chipotle, they're dressing. Have you ever had the dressing? Yes. Oh, it's so good. If you get a burrito bowl, you get a burrito bowl, you ask for a side of that dressing. You know what they changed it, though?

They did change it. It's very greasy. It's so good, though. All right, now, Spotty, it's his job to tabulate. Where's my tally sounds? Yeah. Sam, thank you. As long as Cody and Virginia didn't come in last place, he's going to win.

I'll start with second to last place. And that would be Mr. Steve Kavino, who started out strong. Man, I really fell off. I really fell off at the end. I was in a zone. In third to last place, or I guess that would be third. Yeah, yeah, right.

That would be a tie for Mr. Dan Byer and Iowa, Sam. All right. In second place, Mr. Rich Davis. Yeah, I missed the first two, then I got six in a row. Right, and in last place

would be none other than myself. I did horrible at this game. So in first place, Cody. Wow, strong. One. With a total of seven. He came in first. You got to throw some coosies in there.

Yeah, he gets coosies. You got to give him a little extra. Yeah, Cody, we're going to get that package off to Virginia for you. Thank you guys so much, man. Love you. Love the show. Thank you. Have a great weekend.

That's awesome. So not only did he not coming last. He came in first. So he gets to Swiggy and some coosies. And hey, nothing says happy Father's Day weekend. Like a victory here on the show. Nothing says happy. Nothing says happy WMBA with the return of Caitlin Clark this weekend.

So something to watch out for. All right. Thank you, everyone, for playing. Let's go to Dan Byer. Let's get an update as we get into the weekend. DB. What up, D.B.? Guys, wrapping up the second round of the U.S. Open, projected cut line, according to the broadcast, has now moved to plus six.

There's a reason that that is important because that could be the difference on if we see Rory McElroy this weekend. Yes, the master's winner who completed the Career Grand Slam earlier this year is currently at 7 over power through 16. television broadcast is saying plus six. The scoring on the official U.S. Open website is saying plus seven. So something to watch here. Right now, Bryson DeShambo, likely not going to make the weekend. He's at plus 10. Ludwig Oberg is not going to play.

He just finished and is at plus eight. Now, Sam Burns is your leader after shooting 65 today. He's at three under par. One shot better than J.J. Spawn, your first round leader, who's at two under par. Victor Hovlin is two back at minus one. As for Burns, his round of six. 65 is the third lowest round ever at Oakmont in a U.S. Open.

Now, some notable names, including Scotty Sheffler, John Rahman, Colin Moracawa, will play the weekend. They played earlier today and are at plus four. Phil Mickelson right now teetering on that cut line. He's at plus six through 15 holes. Thunder, Pacers, Indianapolis tonight, 8.30 Eastern time in game four of the NBA finals. Nuggets guard Russell Westbrooks expected to decline the option on his contract, according to ESPN and become a free agent.

Pirates beat the Cubs today. U.S. 1 in 10, College World Series, Coastal Carolina, a winner against Arizona in Omaha's play open today, 7 to 4. And some WMBA news, you guys mentioned Caitlin Clark returning tomorrow against the Liberty for the fever. Asia Wilson out tonight for the aces against the wings as she's in concussion protocol. Guys, back to you. Dan, thank you, Dan. Have a great Father's Day weekend. You too as well, folks.

Thank you. Did Brody get you a little mug that says number one dad? Because I'm the number one dad, right? I'm world's greatest. Yes, you have the greatest dad. That's the entire world. Oh, wow. Yes, it's the whole world.

That's better than a street sign I hear. All right. Thanks, Dan Byer. All right, listen, coming up next, we got weekend hobnob and what to watch in the world of sports and entertainment this weekend. A lot to check out, to be honest. So we'll get to it all next.

Right here, Kavino and Rich. Hey, it's us, the Jonas Brothers. And guess what? We have some big news. What's the news, huge news? We created our own podcast called, Hey, Jonas. We invented a podcast?

Well, we didn't invent it. We just contributed to a... We're the first people to do podcasts. Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts throughout there. But this one's extra special. So how did we actually come up with a name, Hey Jonas, guys? I honestly don't remember. I think it was on a call about what we should call it.

Oh, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers. This is how you guys remember it going down? Yes. I have a very different memory of this. We were talking about a thing. a bit for the podcast where people could call in and say, Hey, Jonas. And then I wrote down on my little notepad, Hey Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast.

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And Express never charges job seekers a fee. Go to ExpressPros.com. And now is time for our Express Pros Pro of the week. And the winner is. Denzel Clark of the A's. Yeah. Man, he's been in the Biggs for three weeks, and he's been making circus catches

and the highlights every night in that robbery. We established this week it was the greatest home run robbery we've ever seen against the Angels this week. And again, that's just one of many great catches he's made in three weeks. Call me crazy. If it doesn't work out with the A's, he could be a Savannah Banana. I mean, insane. No, seriously.

I mean, the guy is a ridiculous defensive player. And not just the catch. everything about it. The sort of mid-air pirouetti did over the wall, a little swoopty-dupe. And the way he landed it and growled. Is that the official term? Swoop-dy-du?

Yeah, I name that this week. And not only that, he's had other great catches. And again, Danny, like you said, only three weeks, right? In the bigs? I guess four now, but yeah, just got called up. You know, I'll give a backup. Can't give a backup, though. Pete Alonzo, the guy's been ripping it up.

He's been a beast. And Soto's had a nice week, too. But Denzel Clark, when you think about who we talked about the most this week, you know, he was a big headline for most of the week. And not just being a prisoner of the moment. We established that that catch is right up there as far as a home run robbery. It's got to be top one, too. For real. So congrats again to Denzel Clark of the A's.

He's your Express Pros Pro of the Week. Your boy, Aaron Judge, is. He's climbing. He's leading the league in batting, 392. Now, if he were to get, he's second to Raleigh at home runs. Oh, well, you gave my answer. So there you go. I know.

Raleigh second to who in RBI? Pete Alonzo. Oh, in MLB. Yeah. So Raleigh would be what stands in the way of an AL MVP triple crown if it would be the case. That's how dominant Aaron judge has been. But somehow Pete Alonzo has 63 ribbies as of right now. All right, it's time for some weekend hobnobbing.

Living for the weekend. Your winning bets for talk. Talking points if you get stuck socializing. You ever done anything dangerous? You ever dance with the devil and the pale moonlight? That is dangerous. Friday brings us. We can hobnob.

All right. Of course there's great basketball and hockey, but I'm kicking it off with UFC fight night. Usman Buckley, Namibunis, Maverick. Enjoy some UFC this weekend. On HBO Max, not the Hulu one that Rich keeps talking about. On HBO Max,

It's a documentary about Sherry Pippini of Reading, California, the woman that they said fake their own kidnapping. This is the story from her side. Her side of the story, she tells you what happened in those 22 days she went missing. It's called Caught and Alive. Sherry Papini, worth the watch. I'm going to finish that. So far, so good.

Yankees, Red Sox, let's go. You know, it's a dying rivalry, but I feel like it's coming back. When you think Yankee rivalries now, it's the Mets, it's the Dodgers. But the Red Sox one is heating up again. Plus he got the young star, Anthony, on that team. And I'm going to be tuning into that. And overpromised episode 96. That's our bonus podcast.

We want you to check that out on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. We talk about wasted talent, saddest thing in life, wasted talent in sports in life, plus the party information, because we're broadcasting live from Vegas next Friday. And great father, son, moments in sports for Father's Day weekend. That's overpromised with Kavino and Rich. on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page.

Now, you know, I always think that the best shows are on Apple TV, TV, because Danny G., would you agree for the most part? They are. Apple TV brings it? Yeah. There's like 10 shows that you have to watch from that streaming service. The latest might be Stick. Owen Wilson, you know, essentially washed up. Is it the story of Gene Michael?

Washed up golfer, finds a young kid, and it seems like a dark comedy. It's funny. It's emotional. I watch one episode. I'm sort of pulled in, so Stick is great. And if you watch tires with change. Gillis on Netflix. I thought season one was good. What was the, what was that? Because you're just one of those guys that everything you have is a bad boy. Like just because you have Apple TV,

think everything's great on it. Well, this is on Netflix, dummy. Yeah, well, I don't like him either. You know like Shane Gillis? He's right. I think he's really funny. And John Lovitz, who we mentioned before, he's a big part of season two. A lot of funny cameos. And season two, so far from me, way better than season one. So tires, very funny. There's a lot of great rando documentaries check out. There's one about this cocaine plane. Have you seen this? There's a cocaine plane documentary. No, but I saw the guy that survived

in C-11A in that plane crash. Oh, my God. It's called cocaine air smugglers at 30,000 feet. That looks awesome. And I'll give you one more. Taraji P. Henson, who I think is great. She's in a movie called Straw. On Netflix, that looks really emotional and action-packed. Looks corny.

You think it looks corny? It does look corny from the trailer. Oh, thanks, Danny. What you got, buddy? Oh, and by the way, in the theaters, how to train a dragon live action. Yeah, every time that commercial comes on, it goes nuts.

I've been telling you guys now since last weekend when I finished it, this Dale Earnhardt documentary, it's a docu-series, four parts. I heard it's a tear-jurker. Dude, 10 out of 10. It is an in-depth look at his life, his son's life, step-mom is a big part of it, And we talked about this topic yesterday, Rich, balancing a professional sports career with personal relationships.

Yeah. And I'm serious by the time he gets into that crash, which by the way, played out like a movie with all this real footage and everything from NASCAR. What an amazing story. And I didn't know a lot about this because I wasn't watching racing as a kid or anything. But you don't even have to be a race car fan. Watch it. It's on Prime. Amazon Prime.

Earnhardt, four parts. you're going to love it. So no one watching me on the history channel? Hazardous history. Henry Winkler? I'll watch for Henry Winkler. Sunday night. I'll watch for Henry Winkler. Sunday night, 910 Central. Man, I see where you guys stand. But I waited to see if anyone would say me on the history channel this weekend. Kivino on the history channel. Sunday night. New Henry Winkler show. What else you got, Danny? Just of course, NBA finals and hockey. NHL Stanley Cup. All right. Enjoy your finals. And thank you guys for enjoying this show. Catch me Sunday night.

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