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What time is curfew for animals?
10 p.m.
That's tough, too.
Animals are barking throughout the night.
Dan Byer didn't complain about that.
but he did have a valid complaint, I think,
when the teenage kids in the neighborhood
is bouncing the basketball
while his kids trying to sleep
on a random school night.
What's the sports rules here?
Neighborhood sports rules.
Oh, 10 p.m.
Dan, you could go to them.
Do you remember that commercial?
Is that a West Coast thing, too?
It's 10 p.m.
Do you know where your children are?
No. Oh, geez.
That was not out here?
Yeah, it was on the local news here.
I grew up in Wisconsin.
Oh, yeah.
Every night, right when the 10 o'clock news started,
there would be like a disclaimer.
it's 10 p.m.
Do you know where your children are?
You could be like, hey, if the news is asking, get him in the house.
That's a good point.
Seriously.
I need everything on my side.
Especially on a weeknight.
Remember my story, my complaint.
It was Saturday night.
Beat it.
Now, Mike, who runs this place tells the story.
Who?
Mike, who runs this place?
He played sports growing up.
I know it's hard to believe.
But he said he would hit balls into his neighbor's yard.
He said his neighbor would.
go like great lengths to
really get to these kids.
They would cut, he would cut
their balls in half. With a chainsaw.
He says they never knew with what.
This sounds like a pot line. Not sandlot.
He said he would throw back half a baseball
to them. Like he's like,
this guy must have, stay out of my way.
Man. That's some grumpy old man.
I know.
Like, yeah.
In Rialto, California, when I was a little kid,
my older brother would throw the football sometimes
over the neighbor's fence.
and she was a mean lady.
She said, any balls you throw over here, I'm given to my dog in his dog house.
So we'd see the dog chewing on our Nerf football.
It's like east.
The sandlot.
Yeah.
Imagine that nowadays.
Why didn't she just come knock on my door?
No mom would stand for that.
Imagine a mom in 2025.
They'd go to the neighbor like, you have my child's ball.
Give it back immediately.
Oh, yeah.
Like, there's no way the neighbor would keep the ball.
However.
That was 1299 at Target.
There were the neighbors.
Hey, what if a kid hits your car with some wiffle balls.
How do you feel about that?
cost of business if it's in the street.
Is a whiffleball going to do damage to a car?
You would not be pumped if you saw
the neighborhood kids having a home run
derby in your cars in the vicinity.
We used to hit golf balls with aluminum bats.
You would just hit him wherever.
You know, my wife the other day,
my kids are, I'm throwing them
wiffle balls on the front lawn. They're hitting
wiffle balls with their aluminum
little league baseball bats.
Wiffle balls, right?
My wife is concerned because there's a couple
cars parked on the street, like houses away.
I'm like, if our kid hits the ball
there. You have
awful confidence in our kid to
go to hit it all the way over there. And if that's the case
if your car's parked in the street
in the neighborhood, you should
be happy that kids are outside playing wiffleball.
Wiffleball's not going to do anything. That's the thing too,
right? And I bet you that's where Dan Byer's a little
torn. It's nice to see kids being
kids. It's nice to see teenagers
playing a pickup game. That's their argument.
Right. It's nice to see kids outside
not on their tablet. So you don't want to
discourage them and be the grumpy guy because
we've dealt with that growing up. But
there has to be a level of respect and I think that's the point of this conversation and Dan I think
you hit the nail on the head 10 o'clock is like more than generous way more that's what I thought
as well without a doubt and honestly not to start trouble in your neighborhood I think you got to stand
firm on that otherwise they're just taking advantage of your kindness that's the that's the issue now
is it's a tell you what they we had a different neighbor because they put a pickleball court in the
middle of our cul-de-sac.
And so another neighbor called the HOA on them.
It sounds fun, man.
Go play some sports over there.
Yes, but another neighbor then got mad at them, and they called the HOA, and the HOA, like,
a couple of days later, like, they put lines down and everything.
All of a sudden, there's a street crew that shows up.
What?
Yeah, yeah.
So it's...
I care you don't live in an LA fitness?
What's going on?
I don't know. It was, you know, like...
So you had to drive around the pickleball court?
like they would move the net like if you were coming home again we're at five o'clock so the net was basically three to nine when when we were playing they'd move it and then we'd pull in and drive but it was it was a different neighbor the neighbor at nine o'clock that's like I'm home I haven't talked to him about it but he told them like you guys you guys you guys man neighborhood sports rules the local teens and Dan's cul-de-sac is keeping up his kid and they're playing into the late hours of the night
I think one of the points we made, you know, also was your perspective changes over the years.
Definitely.
Like, I used to think my neighbor was a jerk for putting his sprinkler on when we would play tackle football on his lawn.
And I'm like, what a mean guy.
I'm like, he just didn't, he probably spent a lot of money on his beautiful lawn.
And he's like, these kids are not playing football on my lawn.
Like, looking back, you know, maybe Vinny wasn't such a bad guy after all.
He just wanted to manicure his lawn that so many of us now do these days.
Exactly.
Let's wrap it up.
neighborhood sports rules. That didn't deter you guys
from playing. You were just getting hit with water and you
were like, no, I looked at as a
football. The elements. Exactly.
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Who do we got, Rich? Let's go to Mike
in Minnesota. Hey, Mike, you're on the show.
Hey, so it's funny.
I live in a cul-de-sac with
all the original owners
from the mid-90s, like from when
I was a kid. And now my kids
playing cul-de-sac
baseball in the yard.
and all of his buddies are over.
And I've had multiple parents in neighborhoods say,
like, it's such a joy seeing this new generation of kids
doing exactly what our kids did back in the day.
No, Dan Byer said go inside and play Roblox and get on your iPad.
It did.
But you're right.
It's bringing life back to the neighborhood, right?
But Mike said there is one, you said there's one complaint, though.
Well, there's also the complaint that comes out.
It's like, it's a civility thing.
So, like, there's this one kid.
He's basically O'Doyle.
And so the neighbor across the street, right?
And so the lady comes up across the street comes up to me.
She goes, I really am enjoying watching these kids doing this.
But there's one kid he's just constantly using bad language and swearing.
And I go, yeah, I think I know who it is.
You know, and then you've got to have that conversation with the dad where he's kind of like,
hey, man, like, if he's going to come over, he's really got to keep.
it down. He cannot be swearing
or bullying and like
you know, pushing kids around because
he's older, he's bigger. He's what he is
O'Doyle. And then he pushed you and said O'Doyle
rules, right?
Doyle rules. How late do you think is late?
Yeah, Mike, what's too late for you?
Well, it's interesting. So I mean,
in Minnesota it gets pretty dark
at 7 o'clock.
So, like,
in my opinion, like, you know,
it's not necessarily how dark
it is or anything like that, but I think 10 o'clock
is probably a good time.
Dude, that's generous.
It really is.
That's more than fair.
Safe to say by 10 p.m.
it's completely dark out all across the U.S.
unless you're in like Alaska or something.
Lock it down.
If it's dark, the street lights are out.
But like in the summertime,
it light out like in the Midwest till like after nine.
I think a good rule of thumb.
Yeah.
Don't bother people after 9 p.m.
And by the way,
I don't want to dive into this story,
but there was an O'Doyle in my neighborhood.
It was this fat Greek kid.
And he would just like bully everybody.
But he was a lot older than us.
Right? Let's say I was like 10.
He was like 13, 14, right?
I'm like nine years old, barely.
This kid would push us around, tease us.
My mom came out with a wiffle ball bat.
True story.
So this is sports related.
I figured I'd bring it up.
She beat his ass all the way down the street with a wiffle ball bat.
Stuff like that.
Yeah, my mom.
Because she saw him like push me onto the grass or something.
She'd be in jail right now.
She would be in prison.
He went running down.
down welted with
wiffle ball bat and
O'Doyle rules. Yeah. O'Doyle never bothered me
again. O'Doil rules. You know, that's a true
story. Neighborhood sports, speaking
about this, I'll throw this quick story in.
The only time I ever started
a physical fight in my life.
We're playing tackle football. You know when you try to get
more kids to play, my brother's
four and a half years younger than me.
So let's say I was like 13. My brother
was like nine. Yeah, there was
always that in the neighborhood. And so like, my
brother, Jimmy, let's play.
You need an extra guy?
Yeah.
One kid kept tackling my little brother really hard.
And I'm like, I'm like, dude, he's nine.
Like, who little Jimmy O'Doyle?
Yeah, no, I was like, why are you bothering my brother?
He's nine.
He's here as the extra guy.
And I was like, just don't tackle him hard anymore.
He's nine.
We're all 13.
He goes, yeah, all right, whatever.
He tackled my brother hard one more time.
I went up to him.
I sucker punch him in the gut.
He went, oh, I pushed him to the floor, and I just jumped on top of him.
I'm like, oh, and I just kept hitting it.
Good work.
Rich David.
It was the only time I ever started a fight.
Rich actually invented mixed martial arts.
A lot of people about it.
Great job.
The ground ground pounded.
True story.
True story.
All right.
I want to go to Alaska and say how to Matt.
What's up, Matt?
What's going on, guys?
How are we doing today?
We're good.
What's up?
Good.
Hey, so maybe I'm a little old school, but you guys kind of touched on a little bit.
Back in the day, you know, things were different.
Now, everybody wants to, you know,
Do everybody, kid comes over, plays in your yard.
Even when you got cameras, it's like, no, Johnny ran into the side of the truck.
You know, it's not our fault.
But when it comes to the street, I think the street's open game.
If you want to park your car out there, that's public property.
And kids, that's where, you know, the neighborhood kids should be playing unless you're the one that's got the big lawn.
When it comes to farm animals, unfortunately where I live, we've got kind of bigger lots.
And our neighbor does have a couple of roosters.
and, you know, there's no rules on when those roosters are going to crack off.
Oh, dude, you know, hold on.
There was a show.
Wait, was it this fool?
This fool on Hulu, yeah, which is a great show.
It got canceled, unfortunately.
It was such a good show.
Props to everybody involved.
It was a really fun show.
And it was based out of East L.A.
Danny?
Yeah, I saw the show.
And remember the guy?
They hated the neighbor who had the rooster that every morning, what, at 5 a.m. or 6 p.
It was like when the birds start chirping, it's still dark out.
You're like, damn, birds?
But you're like, they're birds.
You can't control them.
Yeah, but if you're next to a neighbor, Iowa, Sam, got a rooster.
I don't think you'd be pleased.
Yeah.
Yeah, take some adjustment.
All, let's say how to Clint in Vegas.
What's up, Clint?
You doing, man.
What's up, man?
So, my, a couple neighbors down from me,
he had a farm here in Vegas,
and he had a big old open grass area.
So we'd sneak on his property and play baseball.
And, I mean, get out of my life.
Get out of here.
you know that you do all that stuff.
One day he shot me with Salt Rock.
I don't know if you know what that is.
No.
Like an airsoft,
like an airsoft gun?
No, it's a shotgun round,
but instead of lead,
it's filled with salt.
Oh, there's like a bug,
a bug gun you can get like that.
Wow.
Air compressed air.
But imagine a 12 gauge.
But yes, a shotgun.
Imagine nowadays that happened.
Imagine someone shoot your kid
with any type of event, whatever.
Jeez.
You know, shout out.
Can we all shout out one nice person in our neighborhood growing up?
They're all gone now, but Mrs. Hansen was this old lady that wanted us to play by her house.
Because her kids were all grown.
Right.
So she'd peek out the window and watch us play wiffle ball and wave.
Maybe even offer you some lemonade.
Like, what do you like boys like some water?
And I remember being like, yo, if everyone was like Mrs. Hanson.
She gave you a little strawberry candy.
You know, those mystery candies that old people have with the strawberry wrapper.
Where do you find those?
I think all people by all
You know what?
If you're curious where all people get their candy
I figured it out.
Get out of here.
Should I give away the mystery?
Where?
I recently went to the dollar tree.
Yeah.
Tutsi rolls, those strawberry candies,
those orange peanuts, like,
every old person candy,
Dollar tree.
Wow.
All right, well.
Clint has a little more to that story.
We'll wrap it up with Clint.
He has more to the story.
What up, Clint?
So I wrap it up.
I freaking lay home
And my dad's like, what happened to you?
And I was like, Mr. Tepard shot me
with a freaking shotgun.
And he goes,
four are you in his lawn?
Yeah, that's a guy.
You'll learn your lesson, son.
That's the difference between parents nowadays
versus like when I was younger,
my parents would blame me first
and then they'd inquire like, oh,
were you to blame?
Okay, if you were, then kind of had it coming.
Neighborhood sports rules.
Alan, want to wrap it?
It is nice to see kids playing,
No, no doubt.
And, you know, it's kids play now as much as they ever did,
but they just play in overpriced traveling organized sports.
Alan, what's up, man?
Hello, you guys.
Great show.
Thanks, man.
Hey, I got to tell you, I'm 70 years old, so I know old school.
But I have two comments, and I'll let you guys get to it.
First comment is, I've seen these neighborhood stuff go on,
and everything changes if you have a perfect neighborhood party
and you're dishing out beer in wine
coolers for the women, those rules
will change. And then my
second comment is, and I've told my wife
this, she likes your show
too. I'm convinced you guys
are
sociology professors pretending
to be slow. Oh, I
want to hear the rest of that.
We're sociology professors. His compliment
got interrupted. No! I want
to know! Oh, my God. He was about
to say something awesome. I was going to add
that to my bio. He just went through, like,
tunnel or something. Yeah, Alan, you still there?
Yeah, you lost it.
Man, sociology professors.
Like, posing his radio, like, posing his radio
or something. Like, we're so tapped into the mind.
Yeah. And by the way, he said he was 70.
This guy sounds like he was drinking a ton of wine.
He sounded like he was the youngest 70-year-old I ever heard.
I thought that, too. And, you know, a kid drop off
this morning. I thought 70-year-old guys were like,
let me tell you guys, I really love the show.
My dad's seven. So your dad's 70.
Yeah, my dad's like, hey-h.
Colvina, how would your dad say?
it.
He got kiss off.
So you were in his yard?
I was talking to a couple of dads that drop off at the school this morning.
And we happen to be reminiscing about this.
So it's coincidence that you're talking about it.
Well, Dan's in a, he's in a, he's got, he's in a bind.
But we were talking about how kids are as active as ever before.
But gone of the days.
It is refreshing when you see those neighborhood kids because where you spent a lot of your time playing
Wiffleball, you had that adjustable backboard, you know, the slam dunk.
rim, where you were playing street football, where the curbs
were the sidelines, those
things have all been replaced by overboard
organized sports where every
kids playing travel soccer, travel
baseball, lacrosse, flag football.
Kids are as active as ever,
but it's now all under the guys
have organized.
Of a league, yeah, flag football. Playtime does not
last as long. And that's the thing. I have no problem
with any of it. It's actually the time
that it's happening. You know, that's
the whole deal. That's awesome that they're
out there playing basketball. Could we have done this three
hours earlier? I'm going to come to your house with my Bluetooth speaker at 10 p.m.
and have a little dance party.
For after hours, DB, you should gift them an indoor Nerf hoop to put on their bedroom
door.
Right? Yeah, maybe. That's...
Passive aggressive. Here's the Nerf hoop. Go inside.
All right. Well... You know what you need to do, Dan? The truth is, you got to catch these
teenagers with, like, weed or alcohol and blackmail them and be like, yeah, listen,
guess who's not going to tell your dad? Dan, your pal damn buyer. But you know,
you're not going to do, bother me
after 10 p.m. The worst part is that I
wish, no, I don't wish that
they were, but you're talking about bad kids.
These are the greatest kids in the world.
So that's why you're just like,
oh man. No, I don't want to.
Plant weed in there. If they have a hoodie.
If they have a hoodie. What's this kids? Can't do it.
Can't do it. Well, it's nice
to know they are good kids.
So I'm excited to hear
the conclusion of Dan's trauma. Go to the neighbor.
Go to the neighborhood. Yeah.
Weed is legal out here. You need
to go up a level with those drugs.
I found some cocaine.
No?
Now we're going overboard.
Really scared if I was on a rich's neighbors.
I know.
Yeah, mess with me.
I'll plant some stuff on your kids.
Kidding.
All right, well, listen, we're going to play a fun game called Quote Me,
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No pressure.
Yeah.
We want to have you play next.
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You qualify for a swiggy, all right?
The Swaggy with the Swiggy.
That's our stainless steel water bottle that's sweeping the nation.
It's a great prize because let's be real.
Your kid loses every one of them.
So you need another one.
Get a Covino and Rich Swiggy.
In fact, if you want to win one, you can win one now in the game that's sweeping the
It's time for quote me.
Yeah.
Sports media and athletes are quoted a lot.
Who me?
Stars.
Attract other stars.
Here comes the hot take quotes.
Andy Reid should step down as head coach.
This is not a one game we ask him because they lost.
In this game, you guess the talking head.
You can quote me on that.
Quote me.
All right.
In this game, you need to tell me which blabber mouth said it.
Let's meet the contestants.
The man who looks 20 years younger and I,
is Steve Kavino.
Yeah, that's me.
Oh, don't compliment him.
He doesn't deserve it.
I dye my hair with just for vatos.
Dark brown, black, all lies.
It keeps me young.
To the left of him, the broadcaster,
whose greatest point ever was about mufflers,
Rich Davis.
That is a good point.
That is a good point.
I didn't make that yesterday.
20 years, greatest point.
No muffler problems anymore.
What's going on?
The only flex bigger than his gym selfies
are picks of his Thanksgiving bombs,
Spotty Boy.
Yeah.
Let's try this.
Leftover is incredible.
and the man who once tied Phil Mickelson by shooting an 8 over 80 at Pebble Beach, Dan Byer.
Thank you very much.
That was the worst performance ever by Phil Mickelson.
But still.
Great job.
I take it in a heartbeat.
All right, looking to win a C&R stainless steel swiggy on the studio lines.
Trevor in Reno.
Treve.
Hey, Trevor.
Hey, guys.
How's going?
Hey, Treve, what do you do for a living there in Reno?
Bartender, service industry.
There you go.
Nice, man.
All right.
rules for quote me. The first contestant
with two correct answers is the champ.
If there's a tie, I have two overtime quotes
ready to go. Your name is your buzzer,
but you do have to wait until all three possible answers
are read. If there's two wrong answers in row,
we move on to the next quote. Are you ready?
Yep. Let's do it on.
Here's round one. All right, here's the
quote.
Who me?
Who is also
in that bracket in Denver? BYU.
They can walk to Denver from Salt Lake and they're used to
elevation plane in it. How in the world
you send four teams, four teams that played Sunday in advance the tournament, and they got to travel
to Denver and Yale's a long way.
Quote me.
Who me?
Was that A, Chris Broussard.
B, Mad Dog Russo, or C. Dan Patrick.
Oh.
Spot.
Spot.
That has a Broussard vibe to it.
No, I disagree.
Rich.
Rich for the steel.
D.P.
No, you're both losers.
That was your boy, mad dog, and this is what it sounded like.
Who was also in that fracking in Denver?
BYU.
They can walk to Denver from Salt Lake and they're used to elevation playing in it.
How in the world do you send four teams, four teams that played Sunday and advanced the tournament and they're going to go travel to Denver and Yale's a long way?
When is he not fired up?
I don't know.
All right.
Does he order food like that at a restaurant?
Oh, the turkey club.
French fries.
Step before or after is half an edible that he likes to take.
Ah, they put cheese on my burger.
No one on the board yet.
We moved to round two.
Here's the second quote.
It's not to say it was a bad move,
but I'm just saying the word cheap in free agency
is synonymous with Jerry Jones at this point.
It's something that he looks to do.
It's something that he looks to do
as it pertains to cutting corners.
Quote me.
All right, so definitely a cowboy hater.
Keep that in mind.
Is it a?
Stephen A. Smith. B. Jason Smith or C. Michael Smith. Trevor. Trevor. We're going to go Michael Smith.
No.
Rich.
Rich for the steel.
Jason Smith.
Wow.
It's obvious.
Honestly, Danny, I thought you threw Stephen A.
out there to steal us wrong.
Yeah, I thought so too.
And you can quote me on that.
Yeah, this is what it sounded like.
It's not to say that it was a bad move,
but I'm just saying the word cheap in free agency is synonymous with Jerry Jones at this point.
It's something that he looks to do.
It's something that he looks to do as it pertains to cutting corners.
All right, so nobody still has scored as we go to round three.
Here's the third quote.
I've been thinking about it a lot in the shower.
Quote number three, it's not that people are like, oh,
Bronny had 17, he's the greatest player of all time.
What they're seeing is confidence, what they're seeing is development,
what they're seeing is him getting to his spots,
what they're seeing is him shooting a shot that he didn't want to shoot in Philadelphia.
He didn't want to shoot in other times.
Quote me.
Who me?
was that A, Doug Gottlieb, B, Kelvin Washington, or C, Colin Cowherd.
Kvino.
Cove.
B, Kelvin Washington.
Yes.
Yeah, buddy.
I felt it.
Yes, that was, that was Kdub, and this is what it sounded like on Fox Sports Radio.
It's not that people are like, oh, Bronte he has 17, he's the greatest player of all time.
What they're seeing is confidence.
What they're seeing is development.
What they're seeing is him get to his spot.
What they're seeing is him shooting shots that he didn't want to shoot in Philadelphia.
He didn't want to shoot in other times.
And by the way, 39 points in the G-League last night.
Dude, you could see the confidence going.
He's got a nice floater, too.
He's got a nice touch, a nice feel for the ball, man.
I don't know.
I think he's going to have a good one.
Calvin was replying to Rob Parker who said,
The game didn't mean anything.
Of course.
All right, here's the fourth quote.
Coach Time and myself have given Asante Samuel more attention
since he's been retired than he's ever gotten.
There's nothing to debate.
There's no one going to say that he's in the realm of time.
He's in the realm of Dorel Revis.
He's in the realm of Rod Woodson or a Charles Woodson or a Daryl Green or a Mel Blunt.
He's not.
I don't give a damn what he says about the film.
Quote me.
Who me?
Was that A. Mike Florio.
B, Cam Newton or C. Shannon Sharp.
Trevor.
Trevor.
C. Shannon Sharp.
Yes.
Trev, halfway to a Swiggy.
Nice.
You're a boy.
And you can quote me on that.
So so far, Covino and Trevor on the board.
And that was the fourth one.
So actually, Covino and Trevor go to overtime here.
Let's go.
This is between the two of you.
All right.
In overtime, you need to guess how the quote is finished.
A, B, and C choices on the way here between Covino and Trevor.
Finish the quote from the Pistons Cade Cunningham.
Stay with it.
Continue to dig deep.
This year has been super.
rewarding for all of us and A, we won't stop till we have a ring.
B, we're still super hungry or C, it's nice to no longer be in last place.
Trevor.
Treb for the win.
B.
B is correct.
Ever to guy.
We have a winner.
Yeah, Cade Cunningham said, stay with it.
Continue to dig deep.
This year's been super rewarding for all of us and we're still super hungry.
And now we are going to mail a shiny swiggy out to Reno.
Congratulations, Treve.
Trevor's serving drinks in the swingy.
I'm late longer than John Women's ass crack.
So I'm so happy I finally got one.
Thank you, buddy.
Appreciate it.
Trevor, earned that one.
Good recall.
You know.
All right.
So quote me,
sweeping the nation.
My brother loves that game too,
Danny G.
Shout out to my brother Tommy.
Again,
we're Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio.
It's a great game.
I got to put a Rich Davis quote.
You got to put one of my quotes in there.
Like,
mufflers aren't a problem anymore.
And you can quote me on that.
By the way, you know...
They're not. They made a fiberglass.
You know, on the way in today, I actually heard a commercial for Mineke.
Remember we're talking to how, like, mufflers, because of the late great George Foreman.
I guarantee it.
They have a new slogan now, too.
Like, you miss...
Mineke has nothing to do with Mufflers.
It's now, like, to take care of your car parts.
Mufflers, a thing of the past.
Thing of the past.
Now, Rich, real quick.
Yeah.
I know there were some national...
newsworthy Mets updates.
One of them is Nimmo talking smack.
Tell that nerd to be quiet.
It's Yankees town.
We know that.
Well, to quote Brandon Nimmo of the Mets, let me throw this out there.
And there's a new race in town.
You got to tell us what's going on in Mets country.
I'll give you a quick Mets update that we'll go to DBA.
Brandon Nimmo said,
we're not going to try to be the stepbrother to the Yankees.
We're not going to be the second team in New York anymore.
In fact, we want to be New York's team.
We want to command respect for the Mets name.
Honestly, I do.
If I wasn't a Yankees fan, I would like his tone there for sure.
I do like that.
But I'm a Yankees guy.
But that's the kind of attitude you want.
Listen, we're in our 40s.
The only time the Mets own New York over the Yankees was probably from 84 to 90.
Like there was a mid, like when Gooden and.
Strawberry.
For sure.
You know, the years leading up to 86,
and then until about 1990, when the Mets started falling apart
and the Yankees started to build with.
That's the lesson we've learned.
It's like, yeah, the second team, the Little Brother team,
can make a run and take over,
but it hasn't ever really lasted.
Yeah, we've said that about the Clippers, about the White Sox.
They're secondary teams.
The Mets are the, and I'm not just saying this because I'm a Mets fan.
They're the most prominent second team.
Yeah.
A lot of the other teams, like I said,
the Clippers, the White Sox, the Angels.
Can they do that this year with Soto and Lendor and Alonzo?
Man, if there's any time to do it, at least take over for a year or two
or maybe have a little streak, it's starting now.
I'll see what happens.
Again, that's what makes it exciting.
But the other story has to do with the Mets trying to replicate something Dan Byers'
Brewers do, something other teams do.
They do it at the Nationals Park with the presidents.
Those are the two that come to mind, right?
Dan Byer, they do the great sausage race.
Yeah, Mr. Freeze.
I think the most popular.
Yeah, there's other squads, I believe.
There may be one in Pittsburgh,
but the brewer is the most popular,
and then I think the presidents are second.
Yeah, they do the sausage race in Milwaukee,
and they do the presidential race in D.C. for the nationals.
The Mets have unveiled a new in-game, I guess you would say,
a new in-game tradition.
Fan spectacle.
Each of the five boroughs represented by something else
racing during the game.
From Staten Island the ferry.
The Staten Island Ferry.
The Drap.
The Bronx.
The Bronx Zoo.
And last but not least, from Queens, the subway car.
The Queens subway car.
And I know Manhattan has the Empire State Building.
It's an actual running race, though.
It's not like the Great City subway race on the big screen, right, that the Yankees do.
It's an actual foot race.
So new traditions, do the Mets take over?
It's going to be interesting.
thing to see. Well, they have the Brooklyn Pizza Slice, the Manhattan skyscraper, the Staten Island
Ferry, the Bronx Giraff, and the Queen Subway, and much like the presidents or the sausages
in Milwaukee. It's been done, but I'm not mad at it, Rich. No, I'm not mad at it. No, I can't. I can't
make fun of it. Like the Bronx Pizza Rat or something. It's all right. It's fun. There's kids.
There's families. I'm fine with it. The Bronx Pizza Rat. I like that. You know what? It's
just another way. The Mets are going to try to take over New York from the Yankees. And we're just two days away.
Let's go to Dan by for an update.
Dan, what's up, man?
Hey, guys, getting set for opening day a couple of days away.
Also on Thursday, the NCAA tournament will resume with Sweet 16 action.
But there's other news in college hoops.
Mount West Conference Player of the Year, Donovan Dent of New Mexico,
entering the transfer portal while Iowa head coach Ben McCollum confirmed
Drake Guard, Bennett Sturts, is transferring to Iowa,
but he will also test the NBA waters.
So Bennett Sturtz moving on.
UConn Women's Basketball star, AZ Fudd's going to return to school next season.
Top ranked recruit Alia Chavez has chosen to play at Oklahoma.
Baseball notes, Seattle Mariners, a given catcher Cala Raleigh,
a six-year extension worth $105 million, buying out the final three years of arbitration.
Stanford fired out football coach Troy Taylor today.
After an ESPN report last week revealed Taylor was investigated by the school on two separate occasions
for allegedly bullying and berating female athletic staffers.
In the NFL, Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy told Fanduil TV's up in Adams that he hasn't been told by the team that he's their starting quarterback.
Well, Fox NFL insider Jordan Schultz says trade talks involving Bengals, defensive endroxen, are basically, quote, dead, end quote,
and the team is interested in working out a long-term deal with the player.
ESPN says the Tennessee Titans are scheduling a private workout with Cam Ward.
And finally, there will be no Steph Curry tonight for the Warriors.
He will not play in Miami against the heat in Jimmy Butler's return.
Still out with that hip contusion, but there is a chance Steph could return and play on Friday.
Guys, back to you.
Bigger update, Dan, in the world of Steph Curry news.
Did you see that viral clip of him taking that full court shot?
And everyone's like, no way.
He sidearms it all across.
It looks like it hits nothing but the bottom.
Guess what?
That's all it hit the bottom.
No.
It didn't.
All it did was hit the bottom of the net.
But it looks like it goes right in.
It's so deceptive.
It's so deceptive.
But when you see it from other angles,
I wanted that to be real.
Like, no way.
So even then I started thinking like, how could that even be a skill?
It actually was an illusion.
Yeah, from a distance in the arena, it looked like a swish.
He just hit the bottom of the net and the net moved.
So it looked like it went right in.
He did not make that viral shot that you probably thought he made.
So we got to talk about this new patch.
The Seattle Mariners have something new going on.
Is it cool?
Is it awesome or is it a little too much?
Baseball's two days away.
Yeah, a lot of teams, you know, before our very eyes, slowly but surely it's happened
where not only billboards, players, helmets, jerseys, everything.
There's the advertising going on.
If you're a wrestling fan, I know something Vince McMahon was against for years,
that Triple H now allows, which is advertisements in the ring.
So you look around, you barely notice them anymore,
but there's one that the Mariners have that I think you won't miss.
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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 it.
We're the first people to do podcasts.
Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts.
We're starting a trend.
But this one's extra special.
So how do 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.
And we were thinking I'm originally calling it.
one of the early names of our band
before Jonas Brothers
was...
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,
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Hey Jonas,
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Hey Jonas,
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By the way, whose t-shirt do you like better?
Iowa Sam's Renan Stimpy T-shirt or my Slowpoke Rodriguez?
T-shirt. Two good T-shirts. On a Taco
Tuesday. Some good animation over there, yeah.
Yeah, slow-poke Rodriguez.
I don't think a white guy could wear a slow-poke Rodriguez shirt.
Why? He was a hero. I love slow-poke Rodriguez.
Tavino and Rich. Sam is here on the ones and twos.
Stimpy, you idiot.
We got Danny G. producing,
who's telling us that we have breaking NFL news.
Dan Byer, what's on?
Breaking news from Fox Sports.
Guys, the New York Giants and quarterback Russell Wilson.
and I've agreed to terms on a one-year deal
worth $21 million, according to much more reports.
The writing's on the wall then for Aaron Rogers, huh?
Steelers, right?
Has to be, right?
Or Browns.
Well, what about Shador Sanders?
Nah.
I was hearing rumors about the Giants.
Well, yeah, no, hold on.
That throws you for a loop.
And by the way, I had good source.
Scoops Callahan here.
Your Uncle Bill?
I'm serious.
I had good source that the Giants were showing major.
interest in Shador, meeting with them and everything.
What are you, uh, who you hire, the sin detective that, uh, in Billy Madison?
I got Scoops Callahan on speed die.
Billy, listen here, see.
Bill likes chocolate milk.
So that is, uh, that's a wild one, Dan.
Well, you know what, Dan Byer that does throw things for a loop.
And what happens to Tommy Cutlets?
Well, cutlets, he'll be practice squad or third string.
But if you have Russell Wilson, James Winston, and Tommy
DeVito, you know, if you keep a third quarterback, then is Shador Sanders off the table?
Yes, I would think so.
But you're right, there was buzz about the Giants, New York City, Shador, you know, Dion's kid.
Maybe this gives the Giants some flexibility to take a QB a little later in the draft.
Man, that's an interesting one.
But as Dan Byer agreed that if Russ is a New York giant, that all, that straight up spells out that Aaron Rogers and the Steelers,
are pretty much a done deal too, no?
That's an interesting one, Russ and James Winston,
the quarterback room for the Giants.
They went from Daniel Jones and Tommy DeVito
to Russell Wilson and James Wilson.
I'm not even just making this up.
I would never do that.
I had on Good Source that the Giants were pretty serious about Shador Sanders.
Who did you talk to, you?
Who did you talk to, Colonel Sanders?
Colonel Sanders told me himself.
Let's just say I had an inside school.
like, oh, wow, that's interesting.
Okay, you'll see when it happens.
So maybe those ideas and those plans and those thoughts go completely out the window
when you have to just pull the trigger sometimes.
And by the way, is that an outdated expression?
No, I think it's fun.
You have to make the move to get Russell Wilson when you have the moment.
Pull the trigger?
Sometimes you just got to make that move.
You think that's outdated?
I don't know.
There's certain things I hear from today's ears like suicide squeeze.
I'm like, is that really like a...
Pull the, I think you have the guy call us about getting shot with the shot.
shotgun full of salt.
It's just from today's sensitive 20, 25 years.
Hold on.
Certain things.
I'm like, is that outdated?
The same guy that told Kavino, Shador Sanders,
was definitely go to the Giants.
I got other notes of what that guy told Kavino.
No, no, no, no.
Miss Lippie's car is green.
Not definitely going.
Definitely, like, seriously interested.
And Billy likes to drink soda.
Is that the same guy.
It was old sideburns told me.
Guy with the mop over there.
So that's big news, big news.
Now, Rich, we teased it, so we might as well bring it up.
I'm so torn by it.
I'm not torn.
I'm just saying it's so weird because I didn't think,
rust to the Giants wasn't even on my mental radar.
That's what I'm saying.
It changed everything up.
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But before you get out of here real quick, we teased it.
So bring it up real quick.
Seattle Mariners, every team has a patch now, right?
Whether it's a local hospital, some type of, you know, insurance company.
Timu.
The Mariners might have the cool.
one. The Nintendo
Switch logo. That's the thing.
Switch 2. The new one. If you're going to have to rock
a patch, it might as well be
if something cool. So I think the Seattle Mariners
win here. It's like social
media. If you're going to get advertisements,
at least you're getting advertisements
you're interested in. They know what you're
interested in. So you can't hate on them
that bad. That's how I feel about this.
If you're going to wear a patch, it's a cool Nintendo
patch. But you know what? The lesson we learned, the
Mets learned this, and I'm not saying it just because
they're my team. You have to have that logo
match the colors of your team.
The Mets had a hospital like New York Presbyterian
or something. And at first it was like
a red big square patch and like, why don't you
make it orange and blue? Like you need
to make these patches
blend in better because then
it's not that bothersome, right? You don't want them to be
distracting. That's a good point. Remember last year
in the postseason every helmet had strass on
it or something? We got used to that.
It's the world we live in now. All right. We'll see you guys
manana. Have a great Taco Tuesday
until then. Arrivederechi, baby.
See you in the Promise Land.
Now, rust to the giants, huh?
Crazy.
Hey, guys, it's us.
The Jonas Brothers.
I'm Joe.
I'm Kevin.
And I'm Nick.
And guess what?
We created our own podcast called,
Hey, Jonas.
We invented a podcast?
Well, we didn't invent it.
We just contributed to it.
We get to ask other people to do podcasts.
We get to ask other people questions because we're sick and tired of being asked questions.
Well, sick and tired is a strong way to put it.
But, you know, tired and sick.
Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
Just listen.
We don't care.
where you hear it.
Another podcast from some SNL late-night comedy guy,
not quite.
Unhumor me with Robert Smygel and Friends.
Me and hilarious guests from Bob Odenkirk to David Letterman
help make you funnier.
This week, my guest, SNL's Mikey Day and head writer, Streeter Seidel,
help an a cappella band with their between songs banter.
Where does your group perform?
We do some retirement homes.
Those people are starving for banter.
Listen to humor me with Robert Smigel and Friends on the I-Heart Radio app,
Apple Podcasts, or wherever you.
you get your podcasts.
Winning on Clay is an art.
The rallies are relentless.
And at the French Open,
only the toughest survive.
I'd know.
I competed there for decades.
Join me, Renee Stubbs,
on the Renee Stubbs' tennis podcast
for no-nonsense breakdowns
of the biggest matches,
the toughest players,
and the moments that define Roland Garris.
Jenchie went.
She's an outsider to win the French for me.
And she likes Clay.
Listen, Lena Rubakina is arguably
the best player in the world right now
and I actually can win on any surface.
Listen to the Renee Stubbs tennis podcast
on the Iheart radio app.
Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Presented by Capital One, founding partner of IHart Women's Sports.
I'm Michelle McPhee, and I've been unraveling the strangest criminal alliance I've ever reported on.
A Mormon polygamist and an Armenian businessman.
Multi-million dollar house, Ferraris and Lamborghinis, private jets, a billion dollar fraud.
But how long can this alliance last?
Tell me what you know.
is somebody coming after me
listen to Kingdom of Fraud
on the IHeart Radio app
Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts
Hey what's good y'all? You're listening
and learn the hard way with your favorite therapist
and host Kear Games. This space is
about black men's experiences
having honest conversations that's
really not safe to have anywhere
but you're having them with a licensed professional
who knows what he's doing. How many men
carry a suit or armor? It signals
to the world that you're not to be played with
And just because you have the capability that does not mean that you need to.
Listen and learn the hard way on the IHard radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.
This is an IHart podcast.
Guaranteed human.
