The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Overpromised w/ Covino & Rich - Best Records Worst Endings & We'll Never Forgive Them

Episode Date: April 6, 2025

Baseball is underway and the Dodgers are on a HOT streak with one of the greatest rosters in baseball... but will they go the distance? History says that the best records always end in disaster, so C&R highlight some of those teams across sports. Will Smith released a new album and one of his tracks discusses the barbershop talk about his reputation following the slap.  Covino refuses to forgive him, so C&R highlight athletes we can never forgive based on moves they made. And a video goes viral of a drone show at the Empire State Building - real or AI? #FSR #CRSHOW #OverpromisedSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Let's go Yankee. We're Kavino and Rich. Welcome to Overpromised Fox Sports Radio Monday through Friday. 2 to 4 in the West, 5 to 7 on the east. Just search Kavino and Rich Revee stream your podcast. Maybe you hear us filling in for Dan Patrick once in a while,

filling in for the herd, but we do our own show. Check it out. Thank you for being here. This is our bonus show. All the extra content. We only get two hours a day on Fox Sports Radio. All the extra stuff goes here. And before we get into the Dodgers and you have a bone to pick with Will Smith, I do want to say rest in peace, Val Kilmer.

Over the last day or so, I think we've all realized that he played a bigger part in our childhoods than we thought. Man, Hollywood on social media, pouring their hearts out in tribute, Jim Carrey today just saying, you know, what a treasure he was, everybody. You know, we had the pleasure of interviewing him and meeting him, super handsome, super talented, and just a super nice guy. And yeah, big loss because we all loved a movie. You ask anybody they're going to have a different favorite. Yeah.

But has the pressure been felt by you to finally watch Top Gun Maverick? No. Okay. But maybe in honor, maybe in tribute, or maybe I'll just watch Tombstone. So I don't know. I'll do something in tribute this weekend to a legend. Take a timeout from baseball because it's like automatic that the Dodgers win. So yesterday they have Otani Bobblehead night.

Yeah. I hate to say it, but put you a way. weenies are lined up all day for a little toy. Meanwhile, everybody ended up getting one anyway, right? Like 40,000 people. And Otani did what true superstars do on big nights. They rise to the occasion. And that's what's so awesome yet gross about it.

And I say gross because he's so good. It's disgusting. Yeah, we're watching something very special. Seriously. But the Dodgers, I'm not saying they're going to go 162 and O. But I wonder what we as a collective are rooted. for? Are you rooting for history? Because

I am, but the reason I'm rooting for history is a bitchy hater reason. No, petty. Is a petty hater bitchy reason? Because when you look in sports history, what has happened to every greatest team in every sport?

Hey, you fucking joke in the playoffs. And I'm guessing that this Dodgers team, I would not be shocked even little bit if they won 120 games. Well, it's because the pressure is so high, right? Expectations are so high. But maybe the Dodgers aren't playing with that because they already won last year.

So now they're on cruise control to do it again. But right now, as we speak, you might be watching in the future, right? Who knows when you're watching this? But thanks for watching. They're undefeated, 8 and 0, Padre 7 and 0. The Braves haven't won a game yet. That's awesome. But the Dodgers also making history, that's the greatest start after winning a championship,

Because a lot of times teams win a championship, then they get a little cold, right? And they're riding off of that. They are just dominant on every level. My whole side is this. Rich is watching for petty reasons and caring for petty reasons. I'm saying that how could you not be watching just to watch history in the making? Right?

Because what we're seeing could be once in a lifetime sort of thing where you're feeding the ducks with your grandkids. And they're going to say, Grandpa, did you watch the 20-25 dollars? I'm not a fan, but I'll tell you. I did. And, you know, being out here in L.A., I do keep my eye close every night just to see what all of these dudes are doing

because they're making history, dude. They're insane. Was that before robots played? Yeah, damn, Skippy. Right now. How could you not be watching? Right now, again, I said the number, but the record is 116 wins by the 01 Mariners. Mm-hmm.

Ended up losing in the ALCS against your Yankees. Better believe it. So you got to ask yourself, is this team? capable of beating that record. And my answer is apt to freaking lootly. I think this team's going to win 120 games. And then you just got to hope that Muki, Shohei, all these guys get cold as ice come October.

That's the only chance other people have Mets, Padres, Phillies, Yankees. They just have to hope that come October baseball, they shit the bed, much like the Mariners' greatest baseball team ever. Could we go to the Patriots? 16 and 0, 18 and 0. They lose to the barely

makes the playoff Giants. Nightmare. So we're wondering, could the Dodgers be the team that breaks the streak or will this pressure get to them and they crumble? Now, Rich, I got to back you up on this.

And I'll say rest in peace again, the great George Foreman. I guarantee it. I guarantee because there's so much depth in their pitch. roster in the roster period in the lineup that the Dodgers break the Mariners' 2001 record 116.

16 to 46. I think that's a guarantee and more reason to watch. Like when you see greatness, you don't have to like them. You don't have to like the Dodgers, right? Screw them and they're deferring of payments and every superstar under the planet. But you have to embrace greatness, whether it be in acting Val Kilmer, you got to embrace it.

Whether it be in entertainment, music, sports especially. Like you didn't root for the balls growing up unless you were from Chicago, but you embraced Michael Jordan. So what Shohei is doing with this team. And it's not just Shohei, it's this team.

You've got to embrace the moment. And then root against them when it counts. So I'm with you. How do you figure out why every greatest team in all four major sports? I'm going to replace hot dog eating with hockey for this conversation. Okay.

I know you usually acknowledge hockey below hot dog eating. Yeah. I said it. The Mariners, 116 and 46. They lose to the Yanks in the ALCS. Let's go to the NBA. The Cleveland Cavaliers, and I know they have LeBron,

and I know LeBron could take over a game, and that was in his prime. The Golden State Warriors were 73 and 9. They lost nine games all year, and then they lost four out of five to the Cleveland Cavs. So that team couldn't get the job done. So look at this.

Best NBA team ever loses. Best baseball team ever loses. We mentioned the Patriots. Best football team ever loses. I'm not a big hockey guy. Best hockey team ever, the 2022-23, Boston Bruins, 65 and 12, 135 points. President's Cup, the whole deal.

Guess what? Losing the playoffs. See, it's interesting. When you really break down the words and what we're saying, we start to believe the words and believe the hype, right? You're saying greatest team ever. False, right? Because when you, I think of baseball,

I think the greatest team ever, is not the Seattle Mariners of 2001, not the greatest team ever. They have the greatest record ever. Me personally, I think the 1998 Yankees were the greatest team ever. Or the 86 men. Or this year's Dodgers, right?

No, no, no, yeah. I mean, one of the yesterday that was on ball teams, Darrell Strawberry, who said the 86 Mets would have whoop the 96 Yankees. Yeah, that's big dreaming. I believe it. So anyway, I believe you more than the guy that was on ball.

It's just we buy into these words, Just because they have the greatest record doesn't mean they were the greatest team and this proves it or else they would have went all the way. They did not rise to that occasion. Will the Dodgers be the ones to break the streak? Never seems to pan out that way. Pressure, expectations, I don't know.

But if you're not embracing this current moment, you, my friend, are missing out. Shohei is unbelievable, dude. The Padres, this just happened one time in baseball history before. I could be wrong, maybe more than once, but there was a time where a hundred, 100 win team didn't win a division. Like the Padres for all we know could be

162 and come in second place. The Dodgers are that good. It's a moment. Embrace it. Now, Hey, it's us to Jonas Brothers and guess what? We have some big news. What's the news, huge news?

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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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I acknowledge that he portrayed one of my heroes, the great Muhammad Ali. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Lair, a show that you skipped. You know, my fandom of Will Smith really ended. This is just my own personal take. Who cares? I know people love Will Smith, but I watched parents just don't understand. I enjoyed that on MTV. I liked it, but I was never really a Will Smith guy. You know, I watched some of his movies, whatever. You don't like Independence Day?

I like it. I don't love it. I don't think. No, I don't. You don't like, like I said, Fresh Prince. There's something phony bologna about the guy. It doesn't resonate with me. I don't know. So is he talented? Is he handsome? Is he super popular? Yeah, of course. You know, nothing I say is going to change that. Congrats on his success. But you know who I was a fan? man of and still am, Chris Rock. So when he did what he did on that stage and in that moment, the slap heard around the world,

that rubbed my butthole in such a terrible way that I'll never forgive the dude. And you know what? That's the sentiment of his new album. He has a new album out this week. 56-year-old Will Smith put out new album based on a true story. And the Barbershop song is the first track on the new album. and he has a video for it. And the whole sentiment is,

I'm never going to forgive him for what he did. He's addressing people like you. Oh, yeah, yeah. So, because this is what people are talking about at the barbershop. Take a listen in Luxey. It's also featuring Jazzy Jeff on this track. Take a listen, Will Smith's new track. And then we're going to discuss other players and athletes

that you'll never forgive. Ever. Now, if we're going to get this, Will Smith queued up. Let me bring out a guy who, I mean,

I thought people sort of forgave him, but I guess not. You saw him come out on Monday Night Raw, what, about a month ago? Oh,

yeah, that's a very controversial. I remember thinking, it was the debut of Raw. That's what it was, on Netflix. And I was like, oh, man,

people got to cheer the holkster. But guess what? Hulk Hogan, no one likes him anymore. I don't know if it's politics and a lot of people say, no, no, it's the racist comments.

You know, people say terrible things do terrible things. You don't have to forgive them again. Look, we love and believe in second chances and forgiveness, but Michael, Michael Richards is on that campaign for a while. You know, Kanye West is sort of burying himself.

You don't have to forgive him if you don't want. I don't necessarily ever want to forgive Will Smith. Take a listen and take a look at his new video. Will Smith is canceled. Oh, you can't cancel. No. He's walking around like he's all invincible or somebody. The fresh print.

Phil Smith think he is. And that boy damn crazy how you raising them kids. No he is. Yes he is. No he is. And I ain't never going to forgive him for that stuff he did. So that's the whole premise. It's to address guys like you that are like,

I'm never forgetting to give Will Smith. And it all comes back to that in the hook. So of course, who are the Hulk Hogan's of the world who were once your hero or people loved them and now, damn, boom. Never going to forgive them. For me personally, and this is a question directed to you, right? Everyone has their own. Yeah.

You can chime in at Kavino and Rich at Fox Sports Radio. It could be in the world of sports or entertainment. It doesn't really matter. For me, A Raldus Chapman, F that guy forever, especially now that he's a New York Yankee, I mean,

a Boston Red Sock, former Yankee Red Sox, screw that flame-throwing asshole. I'm not an Araldis Chapman fan. Does he have his place in baseball history? Absolutely. Oh, you're hitting on Chapie? I chat.

Everything about him, Chappie. You used to love him. Get out of here. No, because he sucked. There's certain players that are always great when it doesn't matter. I know he won his World Series

did his things with the clubs and all that stuff. But when he came to New York, he never really delivered the way we wanted him to. And if you guys remember, he didn't show up to a mandatory practice. He was always having trouble with Booney and the other teammates.

There was a lot of rumblings going on. He was causing a lot of havoc in the clubhouse. And in the 2002 ALDS, there was like a mandatory practice that he didn't show up to. So they kept him off the roster, man. Ended up hurting the team because we were a short of reliever in the bullpen.

So, I mean, he just didn't show up. Didn't show up. You're getting paid all that money and you're just pounding and not showing up because of whatever reason because you have a conflict with the manager. Whatever the case was, I hate how he left the Yankees

and I'll never root for that guy again. I hated how he just underdelivered and he sat on the mound sweating bullets all the time. I feel that way about it. They have to put a tarp out just for him sweating bullets all the time. I feel like that way about Marcus Stroman.

He left the Mets and you know, he was like, and because things didn't go his way, he cried, racism, said the fans were terrible, the organization. And you can have him. I'll take him. You don't have to forgive him. That's the thing. I have to forgive Will Smith because he put out a new album.

No. I don't like what he did until I see him crying on Oprah, forgiving and embracing when Chris Rock says, I forgive him, then I'll forgive. Okay. You know, who, and it's such a silly reason to, Aaron Rogers, there's a lot of reasons to roll your eyes on him. But there's people that hate him because he, quote, lied about the COVID stuff. Remember he's like, I'm immunized.

Remember he was just playing people, a lot of people the wrong way? He was playing verbal gymnastics. And people were like, well, do you vaxed or what? Since then, Aaron Rogers went from, hey, the great quarterback in Green Bay to now with the Jets. And who knows now, maybe the Steelers. His reputation has changed completely. I'm never going to forgive him for that shit he did. Will Smith style.

Next guy on my personal list, screw this guy. To the high heavens. Juan Soto. That's ridiculous. He left in free agency. I got a reason. Let the man speak. You just competed for a world series.

It's not like you were playing for the Angels and Shohei leaves to go win a title. You were just in the World Series. You asked him. He went to a team that went equally as far essentially. You just had a World Series run. Everyone kissed your ass for a year, hoping you'd stay, and you chased the bag. He watched a Mets team. You went for the bag.

He watched a Mets team go just as far with chemistry. Get out of here. He left the Yankees, a World Series contender for the money, period. Not because you wanted to play with Lindoror, the Mets. Because the Mets are a class act organization. They're doing the Schlong drop on second base, class acts. he left the Yankees who played in the World Series who were going to run it back again

for the money. I don't have to forgive them. I don't have to forget. No, they didn't make the World Series. They went to the NL. They're not even against the NL. They won more games. They're not going to win.

They're not going to win. Good luck. The Yankees will be in the World Series again. The Mets will not. Richel I have a bet on this. So what? Screw him. I don't need to forgive him. I'll give you someone that on there.

Look, do I hate Juan Soto? No, I don't have the energy for that. Do I forgive him? Do I rue for him? No, I root for him to strike out. Step aside Hulk Hogan. Step aside Will Smith and Aaron Rogers, people that are not forgiven. I have one that it's really just selfish, but it's a guy that missed the easiest interception in 49ers football history. And if you remember, he dropped this easiest could possibly be interception. And I'm going to take you back. We were on the air when this happened. The Rams would go on to win the game and then win the Super Bowl.

This was in the 49ers window. Tart. Jekwesty, I didn't want to say the name. Tart with two T's. The second ones were terrible. This guy, wide open. The ball was thrown to Matthew Stafford, put it in his hands. Drops it, guess what happens?

Rams go, score, win, go to the Super Bowl, win. 49ers, blown opportunity. I don't know if I could have ever, he's not on the team anymore. You know what, man? You don't have to forgive him. Just like I don't want to forgive Will Smith. at least right now, right? You don't have to forgive them.

But physical errors, to me, are more forgivable than mental errors. Mental error or just saying or doing something terrible holds a lot more weight than, oh, man, Bill Buckner, I'll never forgive him. You know what I mean? But, hey, that's rich is prerogative. And the last guy for me, that I'll never forgive. Never forgive for what he did. I was a person.

Robinson Canoe. I don't know. Another guy that chased the bag. Yeah, he ruined his own career. You know, so he has to live with that. He was never the same after he left the Yankees. Let him live with that. I don't care.

Let him play for the SpongeBob SquarePant team in Mexico. I'll never forget Ivan Drago for what he did, bro. What he did? Killing Apollo Creed in the ring. Paul had had enough. And then he was heartless about it. If he dies, he died. No remorse.

F that guy. I'll never forgive him. Hold on. You saw him in Creed too. And it seems like, you know, he was a nice guy. Dude, look, I was thinking about so many different things. I was thinking about when Mayweather took that cheap shot on Victor Ortiz during the break.

I was thinking of so many people, I'm like, I'm not really mad about any of these things, but I don't have to forgive him, right? So Ivan Drago, he killed one of my favorite characters. I don't like him. That's true. I'll never forgive the alligator that bit off Trubbs Peterson's hands, speaking of the Lake Great. And you know what, Rich?

You don't have to. The Lake Great Carl Weathers. And you don't have to. But that being said, Will Smith, he has a new album out and the whole premise I'm never forgiven for that shit he did do you forgive Will Smith and who else are you not forgiven? Will Smith is canceled oh you can't

cancel no why can't walk around like he's all invisible or somebody don't be messing with Will who the fuck Will Smith thanks cursing that who boy damn crazy how you raising him kids no he is yes he is and I ain't never going

forgive him for that shit he did that me either I thought Will Smith didn't have to curse in his records to win Grammys. Well, guess what? Now, now he does. So F him and F you too. Thank you guys. Now, there's one last thing, and I'm going to let you take the lead because I don't know if it's real or fake.

And to be honest, I don't think either one of us care. Neither do I. We're coming off of April Fools, right? The last April Fools ever. A lot of people are saying that's over. It's done. Jack Mack of Barstool. His whole thing was when corporations get involved.

It's been that way, yeah. It becomes corporate. I said on Fox the day they posted a clip. I think April Fool says jump the shark. It's a dead holiday. It's a dead holiday because every day's April Fool's, you never know what to believe on the internet, right? What's under the pyramids?

Pablo Rhone, apparently. They found Bigfoot the other day. There's aliens everywhere. Spot sent us a story earlier today about the declassified CIA documents that aliens turned Russian people into rock. So, no, every day is you trying to figure out, am I getting got?

Is it a joke or not? Gotcha. April. So April Fool's just passed. This might be fake, but it's very possible that it's real, so I don't care either way. I saw a video today that's going to blow your mind. Okay. What do you want to see first? Some of the real ones? I want to see ones that we know are real first. And then the Dodgers do a great job of this. We've seen them that they are fed. This is true. They just did their World Series drone show. And what they're doing at Dodger Stadium is insane. You know, fire. Fireworks are great, but these drone shows are next level. It's pretty insane what they could do.

So take a look at Dodger Stadium. And look at that. I mean... And we saw what they did for Fernando Valenzuela. Freddie with the bat up. I mean, come on. I mean, it's insane. And then there was another one that was going viral, Rich, of Ice Cube and Dave Roberts dropping low.

And people honestly didn't know if it was real or not. I still don't know. But I don't see why it would be fake. I mean, it's fake. Who cares? Ice Cuban Day Roberts. These drone shows are next level. And when you're spending all this money on tickets for you and your family,

you kind of want to get those tickets. You want to see that Otani tribute or the World Series tribute or some sort of show hey with his dog tribute. They got showy with his dog. They got all kinds of crazy stuff going on. So when you saw all these videos in what's possible, and you're like, wow, man, I can't believe they're doing this stuff. When you see the video I saw today, yeah, it could be fake,

but it very much could be real. There is a video of King Kong scaling the Empire State Building via drones. Is it fake? I don't know, but it's cool as hell. I so badly want to say, if it's real, it might be the coolest thing I've ever seen. Yep, look at that. And the truth is,

people are even questioning the Dodgers videos are the real. So is that real? I don't know. I love it. Truthfully, I don't care. April fools, whatever you got me. But it's just a matter of time before we see it anyway. And I want to see it now, so let's make it happen.

So enjoy your drone shows. Enjoy your baseball. Enjoy your weekend. Enjoy a good Val Kilmer movie. And stuff's insane. Until next week. Have a great one. Aributerechi, baby.

We'll see you in the overpromise land. Bye-bye. Go Yankees. Hey, guys, it's us. The Jonas Brothers. I'm Joe. I'm Kevin. And I'm Nick.

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