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Find your local station for cavino enrich@foxsportsradio.com or stream us live every day on the iHeartRadio app by searching FSR. Yo. Friday. Today's Friday. Yeah, today's Friday. Wow. Hopefully you had a Covino and Rich type of Thursday. Yankees win. 49ers won. All is good. Yes. And I heard they're turning Fenway into a spirit Halloween. Oh, I love that one. Oh, I love it. Yes, yes, yes. Casino and rich. Yes. Thank you, Iowa. Sam, Danny G is here. Super producing. We have a brand new game today called Brain Waves. Danny G's Brain Waves. Your chance win some prizes. Lowen crowns here on a Friday again. CNR on FSR broadcasting live. And we be rocking out broadcasting live from the Fox Sports radio studio, that is. And if you miss any of today's show, bro, gotta catch the podcast. And our best of the week drops just like Taylor Swift. Just like Taylor Swift's new album drops tomorrow. Life of a showgirl. Yeah. Life of a Rich Davis. Tomorrow. Morning, 6:00am Eastern. I know you did to the whole album. Yeah, don't brag about it, please. Not on this show. On your own time. Best of the week drops tomorrow and posted is produced by Danny G. Follow rate and review five stars. Covino and Rich. And we're streaming live on YouTube right now as we speak or anytime later on. Just check us out. Covino and Rich FSR so my first question. Did Rich listen to the new Taylor Swift? More times than bananas eaten by Mac Jones. Ooh, good question. How many did he eat? Who's the league leader? Not two, not three, not four. Your mom, Cam Slitler and strikeouts. But Mac Jones and bananas or Rich Davis and Taylor Swift album listens. Or how many times Mac Jones had a pull up his pants. Yeah, what's up with that? Somebody get the guy a belt. So anyway, hope you had a great night. Hope you enjoyed your foosball and your baseball. And my goodness, I don't care if you're a Yankees fan or not. What we saw last night was epic, legendary. It was a master class in pitching. Nothing on the Red Sox. Congrats to them. I thought they were a tough team. They had a lot of injuries. Just wasn't their year. I don't think anybody was. Would have beat Cam Schlitler yesterday. He just put up insane numbers. I don't know if you saw this. There's a story that says Garrett Cole was actually out this season because he gave birth to Cam Schlitler. That guy was insane last night. First pitcher in MLB history to toss at least eight scoreless innings and record 12 strikeouts without allowing a walk in a postseason game. Rookie pitcher, unbelievable game. And of course, Rich, props to your 49ers and all those bananas eaten. I was gonna say the football game. Way more exciting. But the stakes way higher with major league baseball playoffs. That game was insane. Do you know the answer to my question, though? What is the question? Did Mac Jones have more bananas than Cam Schlitler? Strikeouts last night, I believe. Tied 11 to 11, right? No push. Cam Schlitler had 12 strikeouts. Oh, there you go. To Mac Jones's 11 bananas. I couldn't even believe that when I saw it. 11. I can't eat 11 of any. What's wrong with this guy? He was, you know, cramping up. Not used to 11 bananas in one game. Number potassium. Number one, exporter of potassium, Kazakhstan and Cavino's. You can eat 11 chocolate chip cookies. Oh, yeah, but I would hate myself. You could eat 11 mozzarella sticks, but bananas? Think about stacking 11 bananas. I totally lied. Give me 11 buffalo wings, I'll eat them right now. Sure. I was gonna say, hold on, just for the visual, can we get 11 bananas right around Kavino's face? Oh, yeah, that's great. Yeah. All right, so Mack Jones. Could we talk about this dude for a second? Because his suit was ass. I'm sorry. I don't care. I don't care how great he played. That suit was ass. I want to make that point. But great job, Rich. He really threw quick out of the pocket, made the plays. But that's great. I think everyone's. I mean, you were watching the Yankees and I get it, it's the postseason, it's your team. It was a way better game. But it was. I watched all the highlights, man. I mean, I watched, I saw every play of that game. I mean, of course, baseball mattered more. But you're right, way better game. Niners, Rams, that was like a monumental battle. Mac Jones battled in a way that, I mean, I think if you thought he was ever soft or you questioned Mac Jones. I'm not saying he's the guy. I'm not saying there's a quarterback controversy with Purdy. Maybe some think there is. But Mac Jones, last night, he was the Mac. Hobbling, getting up, getting down, holding his knees, pants are falling down like pumping his fist, clapping like. No. At one point I looked the tricks, Rich. I looked. I looked up your third string quarterback because none of us knew who that was. Ye. You know who's Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite? No. What's his name? Uncle Rico. Gotta be racist. Uncle Rico. So it was a great performance last night. So you should be pumped about that as competitive dude, for sure. Fred Warner and McCaffrey said in the post game when they were sitting up at that table with Richard Sherman and Andrew Whitworth and the whole crew, just that, you know, the team is seeing all these rookies step up. And that goes for any sport, not just the Niners. In football, when you're decimated with injur and you know, you see the young guys really step it up, that's. That's a winning formula. And now the 49ers at 3 and oh. In their division, they have a week and a half now to rest up. They're going to get some people back. Personnel is going to start coming back and to know that you have those strong, reliable backups. Maybe the Niners aren't toast without Nick Bosa. Maybe, maybe that defense, it was also weak ass play calling last night. And they even Admitted that in the press conference. Yeah, the Rams gifted that team in overtime. What do you want to do? It says, but it was true. His bunk ass plays that didn't work were good. Of course he's going to be sour. It's a bad call. It's a bad call by me. Thought about maybe trying to draw him offsides. I took one, they took the other. And it was a poor decision by me right there. But, you know, you give the Niners credit. They made enough plays to be able to win the football game. We had plenty of chances throughout this game. You know, we stayed in it, we fought, we battled. But I'm pretty sick right now. I'm sick of the spot that I put our group in to end the game. Game. But hey, these are the tough beats that you got to be able to learn from and move forward, and that's what we're going to do. That's Sean McVeigh on the fourth quarter. Stoppage at the end. You can't hit credit. The 49ers defense in that moment, too, they smothered him. I mean, in overtime. You can't, I mean, say you don't love Sean McVeigh. Even if you don't like the Rams, the guy's a winner. He's passionate. He's like, you know, crazy memory of every play he's ever called. Like, he's a true football guy. I mean, you could just say you run the ball up the gut on 4th and very short. You don't. Not every team has a Fred Warner that is a beast among boys. Fred Warner somehow finds a way to break that line of scrimmage and pull on Williams leg. And Rich, if you're going to run, though, run to the weak side, not up the gut to where the Niners defense is stacked. Fred Warner's everywhere. Danny. But you know what? I will say the overtime rules we talked about the other day played a factor. And Isaac, I don't know if you want to chime in on this. We talked about the overtime rules, the fact that it's 10 minutes if you get the ball, second, if you play for the tie, you're almost playing for the tie. Follow the thinking. 49ers get the ball first. And conventional wisdom would be like, well, you know what? It's sort of an advantage to see what the first team does. And then I either have to match or beat them. But with the time limit only being 10 minutes, 49ers get a field goal, you have the ball. If you get a field goal, you're giving the other team the ball back with roughly. We did the math, like, two, three minutes. You're never going to get the ball second time because four possessions will likely not happen, which means you sort of have to go for the tutty. The problem is, they did in the regular season what you're supposed to do in the postseason, Plain and simple. Yeah. And that 10 minutes, we said it could all be solved if you just made it 15 minutes, like another quarter of play. But it does put some weird pressure on what the right choice is. So let's say, Kavino, you win the coin toss. Do you want the ball or not? Because the Rams won the coin toss, and they said we'll take it second. By taking it second, if the other team gets any points, you have to match or beat them. And if you match them, you're not getting the ball back. Rams. If the Rams go for the field goal there, they're pretty much saying, we're. They're tying or losing this game. I get it. It's a weird strategy, you know, But I like that McVeigh took his accountability. I agree with Danny G. It just. It did look like a bad call. It looked like they had no chance right there. I think Mac Jones last night. I'm not saying it's. I think Stafford handled it well at the end, too. It's, you know, it's a tough loss. But Cove. I'm not saying it's a. I'm not saying it's a case of Sam Darnold or Baker Mayfield or some quarterback that's going to get some epic second chance or Geno Smith, but when you saw Mac Jones battle with the balls he had last night, the way he just gutted out that performance, even if you think some of it was theatrical, I don't think he's that type of guy. I think he really was. I only said that because one of the first questions he was asked last night after all of that is, hey, how you feeling? What is he supposed to say? Nice. He's feeling good. And I'm sure maybe that's adrenaline after a nice win, but, like, I'm feeling good enough to put this wax suit on. Yeah. Feeling good. I look like. Reminds me of how Sam Darnold reinvented himself in San Francisco. Yeah, I mean, but that's. That's sort of the fun, but also sort of the. I wouldn't say sad part of sports, but when you realize, oh, what I'd be capable with. With someone else, you could relate this to relationships. You could be in a bunk, dead end marriage and be like, you know, I'm not who I really am. Meant to be with this woman. I married the wrong person. You could think that way about co hosts, too. I mean, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, did I say that? But I'm just saying Mac Jones made it 20 years. Yeah, we've been together 20 years. What are you saying, bro? Feel the need to see other co hosts. But, I mean, Mac Jones had to be thinking, if the 49ers drafted me instead of Trey Lance, this would have been my gig the last few years. Rich, as Fred Durst legendarily said, everything happens for a reason. Reason. Reason. He invented that quote. Look, he's got his moment. Had a big game Thursday Night Football. Did his thing, wore his weak ass suit, but played big. I'm certainly not. I'm certainly not saying. I think people are looking at him way different after that. Like, man, he's a sturdy quarterback, backup. I don't know. I'm not. He could be a starter. I'm not saying. I'm not saying that there's a QB controversy. But what it does show, though, is Brock Purdy's good, but Brock Purdy is also playing in a Kyle Shanahan system. And I'm not the guy that ever said he's a system guy. Blah, blah, blah. Breck, pretty is good, but it just shows that if you got talent and you want to put in the work and learn what Kyle's doing in San francisco. You saw McCaffrey in the post game. He was hanging from the huevos of y'. All coach doesn't get enough credit. He's the best there is. His playbook is. They were talking about how Kyle Shanahan's playbook and schemes are like a Cheesecake Factory menu. Just so like. And they're saying last night he got to execute him. And that's what Mac Jones did. And he looks sturdy and stable, doing it. Composed and poised again, quick out of the pocket, quick passing. Defense could never really get well. He was roughed up. But I'm saying in those moments when he was rolling out, they couldn't get to him. He was making those plays. And again, I was watching the Yankees, saw the highlights, of course, but looked solid, man. So you should feel good about that. Can I tell you, Thursday Night Football, one of the benefits. I don't know if any of you guys, but the Rams could have won that game. Oh, that's what I'm saying. Well, you know, many times in the Past. As a Niners fan, I've seen games where the 49ers let a game slip away. The Rams missed an extra point, fumbled on the one yard line, went for it on fourth and one, missed it. Like, there were moments where you're like, the Rams had this game. They were nice, you know, so every. Everything. If you were watching baseball like me, 26, 23, 49ers over the Rams last night, one of the games of the year really was like a gutty performance. And you look at that game and I will say prime on Thursday. Kurt, Herb street. And isn't that where you grew up? Yeah, Herb street and Al Michaels. Isaac, Danny G. I don't know if you guys notice this too. If you watch a game on Prime. This is fantastic because I missed, truthfully, truth be told, I was coaching my kids yesterday. I missed the first quarter. Prime has such a great feature where there's almost a. Like an accelerated. Oh, yeah, yeah. You, like, you could press accelerated mode play and it zips you through up to real time. So you could watch it, like, cut the fat. Really well. You know, a lot of times after a game, they'll be like, like a network. Like it's like a best of. Yes. Like, you know, Kavino. Yes. Network, I'm sure does like condensed Yankee games. MLB app. Mlb, period. Yeah. Yo, Amazon, you could tune in in the second quarter and there's a button that will be like, do you want the accelerated? And it was like six minutes and it caught me up to real time. That's amazing. And they do that in real time instead of after in real time. I know, like Sunday ticket, you could press up and then it shows you the key plays for each game, which is a good way to get a gauge of the games. But yo, Amazon prime got that right. So anyone that complains about all the different networks and prime and this and that, I think it's fantastic. So last night, a big night for our show because both our teams won. I should have done a parlay on that. But have you noticed again, Danny, I don't bet on the teaser. Why not? 7 and oh, this season? Because the minute I bet on it, we're going to lose. Isaac. Last night, under 49 and a half. Niners plus 13. We hit the teaser bet again. TeaSertown USA, 7 and O this year. Congrats, man. And yeah, happy for you. I was, I was like, you know what? We're gonna have a fun show today. All of our teams won and it's going to be a great weekend. So Pumped about this weekend. In fact, we're going to get into weekend hobnobbing later on the show. But you got postseason baseball. Postseason ghost season. Yeah, you got some great football and you got a UFC fight. So you got lots going on. Maybe an early Halloween party, who knows? Add on the new Taylor Swift album and my goodness, stop with that. And I bring that up because I have a thought about it and it has nothing to do with Taylor Swift. So hang tight, Keep your chonies on. Don't be like Mac Jones. Don't have your pants falling down. We'll get to that. But my wife had a question. My wife hit me up with a thought from this morning. You guys want to entertain this? My wife. Can we bring that back? I mean, it is like 20 years old. Borat. My name is Borat. My wife is. My wife. My wife. We can bring it back. So that's my wife you're talking about, man. My. My wife Sarah went to the car dealership this morning just to get a little. Little service on the car. So it was one of those follow me to the car dealership so I could drop my car, then we'll get breakfast. And hopefully they're done by the time we're done with breakfast. Friday, as you know, is our light day. It's the only day where Covino and I are not doing other stuff in the morning. We do a Patreon Monday through Thursday, uncensored. Unleashed. Covino and Rich. Covino and Rich Patreon. Look it up. Join the fun. That's where all the smut happens. But on Fridays. Yes. Where Rich shows his feet. I do the show Pantless. It gets real. Sort of like Onlyfans, right? It's all right. We're really X rated on that show. But on Fridays it's just this. So we come in super energized and amped up and excited and why? Because we have the whole morning to do whatever we want. And Rich was with his wife. Yeah. So dropped the kids off at school, went to the car dealership, and I said, let's get it. We'll find a little cool, little breakfast spot. We were in a. What is it, like Granada Hills? Is that a place? Am I making that up? No. That's weird. Okay. It's a place. Sounded right. A little north of Valley. Little cool breakfast spot. And my wife had an observation about me and my interaction with our waiter. So she left me a little voice memo. Sam, do you want to play? She sort of wanted to pose a question to the dudes. Of the fox sports radio nation this morning. You were so freaking cute when the waiter recognized your 49er sweatshirt. Then you guys started talking about the game, and then you asked about his favorite team, and he's telling about the Broncos, and you were saying how much you were excited for them, and it was just so adorable. And I just love seeing boys talk about their sports together. It's just. It's just so adorable. What's. What's his favorite? Unbelievable. I mean, I. I know I'm adorable, guys, but. But my wife does bring up a point that is funny how you don't have to know another grown man, but sports is some odd connector where, like, you could. You could see a straight Cavino. If you saw a stranger with a Yankees hat on, you could be like, hey, yo, go, Yanks. Like, it's like a weird. Agreed. But it's no surprise that you're talking to the waiter. I mean, you talk to everybody. No, I see Rich talking to pigeons outside. Rich will talk to anyone. Anything at any time. Portrait of himself on the wall. Yes, pigeons. Is that the homeless guy on the corner? Wait a minute. Rich was chewing the ear of the waiter. Does he ever sh. Like, that's not surprising to me. But you're right. For every other Manny, Moe, and Jack, she was getting her car fixed. Right. For every other Tom, Dick, and Harry. You know, sports is a great icebreaker, and dad's at the great commonalities. Dad's at the school. Sure. It's a great way to schmooze with the boss. I've seen Rich do it a million times. The barbershop, you know, wherever you go. I think that sports. We've talked about this before, but it is pretty funny that you really could. Like, this guy's like, niners, big game last night? He's like, yeah, I'm a Broncos guy. So I'm like, oh, yeah, you're giving three and a. You're getting three and a half versus the eagles tomorrow. And my wife just thinks it's adorable. And I'm like, yeah, don't women do that about, like, I don't know, like. Like, their horny books they read and their makeup and clothes and, you know, girl stuff. Yeah, they'll compliment each other. Oh, your hair looks great. Your dress looks great. God, I love those shoes. Like, is that the equivalent? I guess so, Yeah. I had the same or a similar conversation yesterday. I was waiting for my food, and I was wearing a Yankees. Well, it's a Yankees shirt. It said Yankees. And the guy's like, yo, you must be. You must be excited. And I was like, yeah. And he's chewing my ear off. And he's like, yeah, man, I listen to sport. A lot of sports talk. I'm like, really? He's like, yeah, I'm a big Jim Rome guy. I'm like, well, what is it, 1990s on the. How about you check out my show? You know, Steve Cabino, Jim Rome. Is he in a time machine? Is it the late 90s? But that conversation turned into postseason baseball and sports talk radio and sports, sports, sports. It's. It's a great icebreaker. Didn't Jim Rome work at this network? Yes. Before. Worked in this studio. I was saying before there was such thing as WI fi, right? Yes. And I did ask him that. I said, how old are you, man? He said, he's upstairs. He was on the 5th. Yeah. He worked in this building before elevators were invented. Right. And he stairs. He's still doing it. I know. I want him to rip you the shreds. Well, I'll call him Chris Everett. How about that? I'll call him. My point is, he starts yapping with me because he sees me wearing a Yankee shirt. Hey, man, you think it's going to be a rematch this year? Yankees, daughters? I'm like, honestly? Yeah, I do. So, yeah, it's a great icebreaker. Sports. We say it all the time. Brings people together, you know, even if you root for different teams. Brings family together. Big fight night. Of course. Big fight weekend, super bowl party. It's great. I bring this up because my wife thought it was otherwise. What, you're talking politics? Because a. My wife thought it was adorable. But I'm not saying you shouldn't care about politics. I'm just saying. Who wants to talk about that? Strangers. You want to fight with strangers? No, thanks. Or family. I don't want to hear what my mom has to say all the time. You know Big Mike, who runs this place? Who? The guy that runs his whole company. I heart. He did bring up a good point, though. There's nothing more infuriating and eye rolly than when you see someone wearing a shirt or a jacket or a hat of a team. And you do try to start that small talk, and then they give you, like, the BS answer of, like, oh, I don't really like the team. It's just a hat. It's the weakest. It really is. It reminds me of your kiss theory. I was getting some body work done. Oh, your abs. Yeah. You're getting your ass worked up, bbl. It was a Brazilian butt lift. Yeah, it was. No, it was a. It was a Brazilian. A bnl. Oh, Brazilian. Oh, the nut lift. Oh, yeah. It's a new procedure. Yeah. Very experimental. Yes. I can see Sao Paulo from here. Bnl, actually. And I was getting my car fixed and this guy was wearing. I think it was a Kiss shirt. Yeah, it was either Kiss or AC dc. It was some sort of, like, I remember kissing because you were like, oh, you started to conversate with this fellow. Hey, Kiss, huh? You know, Kiss? As much as I love him, one of the bands I've never seen live, man. Kiss. So you a big fan? And he's like, no, actually, I just found the shirt a thrift shop or something like that. I'm like, well, why are you wearing it then? You know, why am I even trying to have small talk with you, idiot? And you realize it's not worth it sometimes because people don't care. Or. Or when you bump into a. The way you think they will, when you bump into a fair weather version of that team, like, you see a guy wearing a Dodgers hat and you're like, man, oh, they're in the playoffs. Easier, easy, easy. That's great. Easy. Sweep over the. The Reds. That was. That was quick business. Oh, really? All the playoffs started. That happens a lot, dude. So you can't always assume. That's the thing with not only teams, but bands, like we said. Yeah, well, hey, just to. You don't want to bully a person. Yeah. Name three songs. You don't want to be that guy either. It's like the kid that wears the rock shirt, and everyone's like, he doesn't even know the man. You don't want to be that guy. But the same time, like, it is a great, great conversation starter. So it works. I'd say 8 out of 10 times. I think it works. How often did sex panther work? 50% of the time. It works all the time. Yeah, exactly. That's around the percentage, I think. So just a great night in sports. Unless, of course, you're a Rams fan or a Red Sox fan or Manny Machado or any Padres fan. Danny, did you like Manny Machado? Sad face after the game. It's still punchable. Okay. You know, it's a topic of conversation. I heard Gottlieb talking about the aftermath of their loss, and I actually agreed with them. A question was posed, like, hey, how do you assess the season? And he's like, kidding me right now. That's a stupid ass, whack ass question. Did you guys mention sex panther? Yes, 60% of the time. It works every time. Oh, that's the percentage. Okay. I was way off. Yeah, I was off by 10%. I thought it was a fair question. How do you assess the season? I know you guys just lost, but it's not like you got knocked out and you're. Yeah, but is the postseason itself the success or if you don't go further. Danny G. I posed the question. Kavino and I'll ask the question that we'll take your feedback on the other side. I'm a Mets fan. You know this. I said to Cavino, let's say the Mets had won one more game and they actually sneakily got into the postseason with 84 wins. But let's see, the same thing happened. The Dodgers just beat up on the Mets instead of the Reds. Is that any better for the Mets? It just depends who the team is. Is it an improvement? It was an improvement for the Reds. So you take that. Oh, yeah. But I'm saying it was the Yankees that got knocked out. That's not an improvement. They were in the World Series last year. I just. Failure. I think back to when we were filling in on the herd and it was right around the trade deadline, remember, right after it, in fact. And we called the Padres the winner, the Mets a close second. But we said the Padres were the team to beat in the nl. What happened to them in the second half of the season? Now Soto and Machado could go golfing together. Yeah. And speaking of the herd, Manny Machado definitely heard that dude has some acoustics. Those. I mean, it's got two satellites on the side of his head, some built in JBLs. So hey, we got more Kavino and Rich. We'll talk a little more MLB playoffs. Getting really pumped up for a week five of the NFL. We'll go over all of our picks. Plus Danny's debuting a brand new game. We'll give away some prizes. So I'm going to just have a big coffee here. I got to calm down. I don't think you need to finish it. I think you need to take a deep breath. And we got more Covino and Rich next. Oh, yes. Time for a sofa upgrade. Visit washablesofas.com and discover Annabe. Where designer style meets budget friendly prices. With sofas starting at $699. Annabe brings you the ultimate in furniture innovation with a modular design that allows you to rearrange your space effortlessly. 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Kicking off this month I'll be bringing you all my greatest fear inducing horror games from Resident Evil to Silent Hill. Me and Tony Branch bringing backfire team on Left 4 Dead 2 and we just gonna be going over some of the greats. Also in October we'll be talking about our favorite horror and Halloween movies and figure out why black people always gotta die first. The umbral reliquary invites any and all foolish brave enough to peruse its many curiosities. But take heed. All sales are final. Weekly horror side quests written and narrated by yours truly with a full episode read and a commentary special and we will cap off with horror movie Battle Royale, Jason versus Freddy, Michael Myers versus the alien thing with the little tongue Monster. October, we're doing it Halloween style. Listen to the Traverse Podcast from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcast. It may look different, but Native culture is very alive. My name is Nicole Garcia and on Burn Sage, Burn Bridges we aim to explore that culture. It was a huge honor to become a television writer because it does feel oddly like very traditional. It feels like Bob Dylan going electric, that this is something we've been doing for like hundreds of years. You carry with you a sense of purpose and confidence. That's Sierra Teller Ornellis, who with Rutherford Falls became the first native showrunner in television history. On the podcast Burn Sage, Burn Bridges, we explore her story along with other native stories such as the creation of the first Native Comic Con or the importance of reservation basketball. Every day, Native people are striving to keep traditions alive while navigating the modern world, influencing and bringing our culture into the mainstream. Listen to Burn Sage, Burn bridges on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. As a man, finding a good pair of pants can feel impossible. 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He's not my most sucker, but you call him Dr. Jones. People thought Mac Jones was like a throwaway, soft Alabama first round pick that just played for, you know, weak ass Patriots team. I think there's more to Mac Jones I think we saw also a Little bit more maturity. Remember how you look? So baby face coming out of the draft, you just need opportunity, man. Yeah, he had like a member. He's like dad bod and baby face. I think Mac Jones last night proved that he is without a doubt a long term backup in the NFL and very well could get a starting opportunity down the road. He's 3 and oh for the 49ers. Not too shabby. Not too shabby at all. Live from the Fox Sports Radio studio, we are Covino and Rich. And for over 40 years, Tire Rack has been helping customers find the right tires for how, what and where they drive ship fast and free. Backed by free road hazard protection with convenient installation options like mobile tire installation. Tirerack.com the way tire buying should be. Quick reminder of what's coming up. What you got? Rich's big TV game of the week. We're gonna play a new game called Brain Waves. Your chance to win some prizes. Plus weekend hobnob and what you need to watch in the world of sports and entertainment. We get you ready for the weekend next hour. But, but good to be here. Coveeno. Rich. Everything at Covino, Rich. And if you want to chime in. 877-99- yeah. Well, let's get the phones going. Most interactive show, not only on the network. I'll tell you right now. Most interactive show in sports talk, no doubt. I do have a question for you guys as Danny lines up the calls. It's my Diddy. Hypothetical Diddy. I think he did P. Diddy has been sentenced. I don't know if you saw this. It was breaking news today. And the defense wanted, you know, a little slap on the wrist. Prosecution wanted, I think like 11 or 12 years. They settled and it came down to Diddy. Four years in prison. 7:40. So here's my question. In the four years that Pete Diddy's in jail, the big house. Judge Judy would have gave him 40 years. Well, give me another one. Judy yelled at the slammer. The big house, the clink in those four years, will any of our teams win a championship in those four years? In the next four years, will the. Will the Yankees, Mets, Niners, I think it's coming down. The Yankees, Dodgers again. So Lakers, Will one of our teams win while Diddy's behind bars? Yes, the answer is yes. Did he? He definitely did something. Four years. Allegedly. You know, supposedly when you hear people going away for longer amounts of time, I feel like. But will he actually do that full four years? That's the question with, with good behavior don't you usually get around half? Like, even if it's like, what, Jay Cutler went to jail for two days. Remember? It was supposed to be four days. Yes, but. But that's. I don't know if that's a great comparison. No, but I feel like, what was that for? The Lori Laughlins of the world and the Paris Hiltons and the Martha Stewarts. And I think a lot of times with good behavior and if you're a good citizen and do all the right things, I think you get a little more than half. So I don't think for R. Kelly, I think he's going away for a long time. Well, probably for the best. I'd imagine so. All right, I had a thought for you guys. Unless you wanted to want to take these phone calls. Yeah, 877-99-NOx.E dog on Long island wants to talk about the Yankees. E Dog, that's right. I know Rich is pumped about the 49ers, but. But that was, like I said, an impressive. Probably the most impressive outing I've ever seen. Yeah. They beat the Sea. The Seahawks had a tough team. I'm sorry, what? The Seahawks were a tough team. The Seahawks? You say Seahawks, huh? Yankees win. What does it say in my. See my comments there? It's a cut off. It says sounds f. He has a. Maybe he has a really strong accent. He's like the socks. We have to. Actually, he wrote sounds effed up. I didn't see that. Sorry, we have to extend your screen. He meant to say su. Yeah, I typed sounds faded. With all due respect, it is Friday and in New York, it is 5:30 now. So maybe he started hitting the bottle a half hour ago. Enjoy the weekend, man. Five o' clock somewhere. Friday. All right. Sipping on Grandpa's cough syrup. You pumpkin pie haircutting freak. Pull over. No, it's a cardigan. Thanks for noticing. I'm a peaceful man. Buttercups, butternuts. I mean, one of those beers. Bug Guy Dave. Bug Guy Dave in Florida. Who is calling today? He does pest control. Oh, what's up, Bug guy? How are you? What's up, fellas? What can I do for you? Actually, I just wanted to say I love you guys. Rich has a termite issue. Can you. Can you address that? What's up, buddy? Well, yeah, yeah. Can you hear me? Yeah. What's up, man? We're not talking termites. What do you want to talk about? Go ahead. It's okay. What did I tell you guys? I just love you so much. I appreciate everything you do. Yeah, I do pest control for a living. If you do have an issue, I'm not trying to self plug so just ask away if you have just a general question or anything like that. If not, I appreciate you guys so much. Why do. Why do I always have one fly in my kitchen flying around and I. Because you smell like doo doo. That's why I left the door open. That's they want to get in the air conditioner because you have a doo doo cocka finger. That's why there's always one fly. And I have my weak ass fly swatter and I'm like Aaron Judge, just missing every time. How about those winged ants? What's up with those? Those are creepy. What is happening right now? I don't know. I don't know. Rich has a. He's all hyped up. It's Friday. His team won. I have a question for you. After we go to Isaac and an update. We're going to play a game, giveaway prizes. It's a fun Friday. What's up, Isaac? Let's do it. Update. All right, fellas, let's start with the Baltimore Ravens. They officially ruled out quarterback Lamar Jackson for Sunday's game against Houston because of a hamstring injury. So Cooper Rush will get the start for 1 3. Baltimore Dallas Cowboys ruled out receivers CD Lamb and Kevonte Turpin as well as offensive lineman Tyler Guyton and Tyler Booker for their game against the New York Jets. The Washington Commanders confirmed quarterback Jaden Daniels will start on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. After missing games with a sprained knee in Major League Baseball, your New York Mets fired pitching coach Jeremy Hefner as well as hitting coaches Jeremy Barnes and Eric Chavette. You gonna apply? You gonna apply? You know what? There's an opening. I mean, you know, you never know. I don't know. You wouldn't. You wouldn't be the first from our business to cross over back into coaching. I'm just saying. Toronto Blue Jays named Kevin Gosman their starting pitcher for game one of the American League Division series Saturday against the New York Yankees. Finally, we have a National League Division series concession stand update at Citizens bank in Philadelphia for the division series against the Dodgers. They will be unveiling a new item. They call it the 999 Challenge. Nine fun size hot dogs and nine petite beers in nine innings. The meal even comes with a scorecard to track your progress. Quick guess. How much? How much does it cost? All right, so nine hot dogs, nine beers. What's in the other one? A scorecard. It's nine fun sizes hot dogs and nine petite hot dogs. I gotta guess 9.99. No. So nine 18 times five. It's gotta be like 50 bucks. 54.99. Wow. Back to you. There you go. I thought they're gonna be cutesy with it. What's a petite beer? That's a petite beer. Exactly. I thought it was an Andy Pettit beer. So I was so confused. Pettit beer. Rich. Your wife would think that was really cute. Is that so cute? You Bo hot dog. Adorable. So let me ask you a question. Thanks, Isaac. And we'll take your feedback on the other side. Again, we'll talk a lot of NFL and baseball coming up this weekend. Two great series that I'm really. Actually there's four great series coming up, but the ones I'm most excited about. I'm curious to see how Danny's Dodgers do in Philadelphia with that crazy Phillies crowd. The Dodgers, are they going to. And you got Ohtani dealing, bro. That's going to be big. And I think the other, the other series, of course, Yankees, Blue Jays. But I think Detroit versus Seattle, that's going to be a good one. I'm very curious to see how that rolled out. Great. But you're really downplaying the fact that the Yankees and Blue Jays ended up tied. Yankees fought so hard to catch them, ended up with the same record and now there's a chance to show that they were the best in the AL east this whole time. That's going to be a series. Dude. That is definitely gonna be great. So we'll talk some NFL. They're all great. We're gonna talk some mlb. But a question about your manhood and I'll explain next. Hang tight. More Covino and Rich. Hang tight. Let's be real. Life happens, kids. Spill, pets, shed and accidents are inevitable. Find a sofa that can keep up@washablesofas.com Starting at just $699, our sofas are fully machine washable inside and out. So you can say goodbye to stains and hello to worry free living. Made with liquid and stain resistant fabrics, they're kid proof, pet friendly and built for everyday life. Plus changeable fabric covers let you refresh your sofa whenever you want. Need flexibility. Our modular design lets you rearrange your sofa anytime to fit your space. Whether it's a growing family room or a cozy apartment. Plus they're earth friendly and trusted by over 200,000 happy customers. It's time to upgrade to a stress free mess. Proof sofa. 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Durability, comfort, performance in every stitch. Strauss isn't just workwear, it's gear engineered to perform with durability you can rely on to get you through any job from grit to glory. Gear up now@strauss.com that's s t r a u s s.com what's up everybody? This is Snax from the Trap Nerds Podcast and we're bringing you the horror every week all October long. Kicking off this month I'll be bringing you all my greatest fear inducing horror games from Resident Evil to Solid Hill. Me and Tony bringing Backfire team on left for dead 2 and we just gonna be going over some of the greats. Also in October we'll be talking about our favorite horror and Halloween movies and figuring out why black people always gotta die first. The Umbral reliquary invites any and all fool brave enough to peruse its many curiosities. But but take it. All sales are final. Weekly horror side quests written and narrated by yours truly with a full episode read and a commentary special and we will cap it off with Horror Movie battle royale. Jason vs. Freddy Michael Myers vs. The Alien Thing with the Little Tongue Monster. October. We're doing it Halloween style. Listen to the Trapper Nerds Podcast from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcast. It may look different, but native culture is very alive. My name is Nicole Garcia and on Burn Sage Burn Bridges we aim to explore that culture. It was a huge honor to become a television writer because it does feel oddly like very traditional. It feels like Bob Dylan going electric. That this is something we've been doing for hundreds of years. You carry with you a sense of purpose and confidence. That's Sierra Taller Ornelas, who with Rutherford Falls became the first native showrunner in television. On the podcast Burn Sage Burn Bridges, we explore her story along with other native stories such as the creation of the first Native Comic Con or the importance of reservation basketball. Every day, Native people are striving to keep traditions alive while navigating the modern world, influencing and bringing our culture into the mainstream. Listen to Burn Sage, Burn bridges on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. As a man, finding a good pair of pants can feel impossible. Jack Archer's jetsetter tech pants make it easy. These are the one pair you need. They're built with advanced fabric sourced from Japan that resist wrinkles, stains and odors. Whether it's a long flight, a workday or a night out, these pants do it all. And they just launched a matching blazer in the same unbelievable fabric, all for an amazing price of $249. For the suit. It's a no brainer. For a limited time, get 15% off using code getjackarchard.com again, that's promo code getjackarchard.com for 15 off your entire order. The Rich Davis theme song today because he is fired up. Insane in the membrane. Insane to the brain. All right, going insane. Got no brain. Rich Davis, Covino and Rich. But can't blame people for being hyped. It's Friday. Great weekend for sports riches 49ers look good last night. Mac Jones is the man. The man with 11 bananas, by the way, where was he keeping them all? Is that 11 bananas in your pants? Are you just happy to see me? By the way, I saw that man, Trent Williams. Oh, no, he's just holding his bananas. Sorry, I was like, what is going on? Is that real? He really had 11 bananas last night. My goodness. Ricky Pearsall, what are you doing? And sitting on the bench. Oh, okay. So I was holding the bananas and of course we're Covino and Rich on FOX sports Radio. Live from the FOX Sports radio studio and it's time for a tire act play of the day. The Rams were aggressive and overtime, Niners said, not in our casa, not in our SoCal vacation house. Take a listen. Fourth down and one for the Rams. Niners lead by three. A chance to win it with a stop here. In overtime, Stafford gets under center at the 11 yard line. He takes it, he turns, he gives the Kyron Williams. He gets packed. I think he's short, Tim. I think he's short. And the 49ers storm the field. It is all over. The 49ers have won it in overtime here in LA. I had such a fun time watching that game with the family. I feel like it might be a core memory for my kids because we were all invested in the. You know, I'm teaching my kids the game a little more. So. So just a hell of a game last night. Courtesy of kmbr Niners radio network. That was our tire rack play of the day. For over 40 years, Tire Rack has been helping customers find the right tires for how, what and where they drive ship fast and free. Backed by free road hazard protection with convenient installation options like mobile tire installation, Tire Rack, Tire Rack.com. the way Tire buying should be. Hey, at least my kids root for the 49ers with me. Danny. I mentioned it briefly Yesterday. I got MLB the Show 25 for the kids. I figure it's a good way if they're going to play dumb video games, I'd rather them, you know, learn the game a little bit. Right. They're both playing softball and baseball and they're like, queen be the Dodgers. I'm like, Dodger. Yeah. Your son wants to be Betts and Freeman, huh? Do you mean the Mets? Yeah, my son's like, no, Bets and Freddie and Ohtani and Yeah, rhymes with Mets. Dodgers. Looking scary, man. Honestly, scary. And I said it to, to Bo, one of our editors here. I hope the Phillies humble them a little bit. I said to Beau that it would be easy if the Dodgers were hateable, but they're so likable. They're not a. They're not for yourself. When I see them do that weak ass hip flexor I'm not liking. See, I think that's funny. And they're having fun and they're. They're not the Padres, Kobe? Hell no. But they're not even like. No, they're definitely not. They're not even like the Yankees of the 90s. Ohtani and Betts, they're all. They're great for baseball. They're great dudes. Did you see that montage of Ohtani doing his little pre game, little salute to every other head coach, coach and manager except the Padres? Yes. And you know why? I don't know if you heard the clip, but after the game Doug Gottlieb was talking about it. I Sent the clip to Danny G. Had gone viral. They asked him, how do you assess the season? They asked Manny Machado, again, leader of the team. This is how he handled the press yesterday. I know it just ended, but how do you assess a season like this? I mean. I mean, what type of question is that? Dude, dude, my guy. How do I assess the season we just lost? How do you think I assess this? How do you think I assess it? I don't know. That's what I was asking you. Tell me, what is. What's a loss we lost? How do you assess it? It's a loss. You're lost. Fair enough. Come on, dude. I mean, you could ask better questions than that. Let's go. I don't. You know, I don't. I don't mind that. I don't mind it because I listen. You don't mind what? No, I, I. It chose Machado. Sort of a feisty guy. Feisty, immature. Immature. But. But what I'm saying is it is sort of a reporter. No. How do you assess the season? That was his opportunity to take it wherever he wanted. I agree with Gottlieb, who was on before us. I heard what he had to say about it. It's a bad look. It was weak as hell. The reason I sent that to Danny G. Our little group chat this morning is I was like, that's kind of a fair question. No, when I say it's not like he was knocked out, meaning, yeah, they're knocked out of the playoffs, but it's the Joe Rogan theory where he doesn't speak to a fighter after they got knocked out because they're not all there. It's not a fair time to talk to that person. It's not the same in baseball. He paid millions of dollars. The least they could do is take that conversation and spin it into a positive. You got to handle that the right way. He looked like a big jerk bully last night, but was that moments after the Padres almost tried to fight the umpires? It was just a weak look. In my opinion. That reporter did nothing wrong. That's their job. He's no Johnny Hussle, okay? He's like this during the regular season. I never know anymore. It did. I'm not. I'm not even joking. That wasn't AI right. Where the Padres were, like, lunging at the umpires a little bit. I don't think so. Barstool put that out this morning. So, hey, we'll talk more MLB playoffs and NFL next. 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