C&R - Baker Bad Ass, Flock Down & O.T.

Summary

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The Dan Patrick Show (C&R – Baker Bad Ass, Flock Down & O.T.)

Date: October 7, 2025
Hosts: Steve Covino, Rich Davis, Dan Byer (with callers and producers)
Podcast Network: iHeartPodcasts and Dan Patrick Podcast Network

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Overview

This episode of The Dan Patrick Show (Covino & Rich hour) is a vibrant, sports-packed conversation on the major NFL and MLB happenings of the week, with a focus on Baker Mayfield’s “bad ass” narrative, the surprising struggles and shake-ups among former elite teams (specifically the Ravens), and interactive sports trivia with listeners. The tone is fast-paced, irreverent, and packed with friendly banter, humor, and caller interactions—classic C&R energy.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. “That’s Crazy” & Baker Mayfield’s Unexpected Journey

• Segment Start: [01:35]
• Covino and Rich riff on the overused “that’s crazy” response, joking it’s code for ‘I’m not listening, let’s move on’.
• They deep dive into Baker Mayfield’s challenging NFL journey, noting he’s always been compared to or replaced legends and has finally found a surprising success in Tampa Bay, post-Tom Brady.
  • Quote: “Baker Mayfield... Not only did he have to battle the journey of actually winning in Cleveland, but...he has his little fun moment with the Rams, and then to Tampa. We forget the part where...he’s replacing Tom Brady.” – Rich Davis [02:45]

2. The Challenge of Replacing Legends

• The crew compares Mayfield’s situation to others forced to follow icons (Derek Jeter/DD Gregorious, Howard Stern/David Lee Roth, David Lee Roth/Sammy Hagar in Van Halen).
  • Quote: “It’s like when David Lee Roth had to replace Howard Stern on terrestrial radio...” – Steve Covino [03:53]

3. NFL Week 5: Surprise Collapses & Listener Predictions

• Segment Start: [05:19]
• Recap of big wins and stunning losses (Texans, Saints, Broncos, Buccaneers; Ravens notably faltering).
• Discussion on broadcast colleagues’ preseason Super Bowl picks, mocking the current state of the Ravens (once a popular pick, now “ass”).
  • Quote: “A third of the people at Fox Sports Radio picked the Ravens to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl...Now the Ravens are ass.” – Rich Davis [06:45], [07:23]

4. The Ravens Debacle and “They Might Be Ass”

• Discussion of Baltimore Ravens’ unexpected poor performance, lackluster defense, and fan disappointment.
  • Quote: “We were so close to writing off the Ravens...Maybe they’re just ass.” – Steve Covino [06:05]
• The crew jokes about their failed “out on a limb” season predictions.

5. Listener Call-Ins & Race/Ethnicity in Football Discussion

• Segment Start: [09:03]
• “Super Recede” (Rocky from Detroit) calls in about the Ravens, calls for Ray Lewis to join as a coach for motivation.
  • Quote: “Ray Lewis is the defensive king for the Ravens.” – Rocky [10:16]
• Rocky then poses a hypothetical about Colin Kaepernick, race, and NFL tryouts, sparking a nuanced exchange about ethnicity vs. merit in football.
  • Quote: “Who cares about one's ethnicity, right...When we’re talking sports and winning, it doesn’t matter. You want to put the best team out there.” – Steve Covino [11:41]
  • Rich and Covino clarify: teams just want to win—it’s not about color or ethnicity.

6. Pop Culture, MLB Postseason & Debts

• Segment Start: [14:16]
• Quick MLB playoffs rundown: Dodgers vs. Phillies, the excitement of the postseason, and the unpredictability of this year with “no elites”.
• Rich jokes about still owing Covino $2,100 from a lost bet on the Yankees, pondering "deal or no deal" [14:55].
• General enthusiasm for all MLB playoff series being competitive and going the distance.

7. NFL Parity & Lack of Dominance

• Segment Start: [15:45]
• The rarity of having no undefeated teams by Week 5 (last occurred in 2015); debates whether parity makes the league more exciting or dull.
  • Quote: “Usually there’s one lingerer that’s like 7-0 or 8-0...but the simple fact, you know, it just shows the parity and how the NFL works.” – Rich Davis [15:55]
  • Quote: “I would like some eliteness, at least in one place or another.” – Danny Byer [16:29]

8. LeBron James' “Second Decision” Speculation

• Segment Start: [19:19]
• Hot-topic tease: LeBron James to make a “second decision” at noon the next day—is it retirement, a move from the Lakers, or just a marketing gag?
  • Quote: “LeBron James with his second decision. His second decision tomorrow at noon Eastern. It makes me go, hmm. Because I’m like, well, what’s this about? Is this about a retirement? Leaving the Lakers? Because anything less is uncivilized.” – Steve Covino [19:44]
• The cast jokes about previous “fakeout” celebrity announcements (like Snoop Dogg “quitting smoking” for a grill endorsement).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Covino on Mayfield’s road: “When you replace a legend...there’s no way this is going to work out. But for Baker Mayfield, it has." [04:09]
• Dan Byer on Baker’s starter journey: “Yeah, he took over for Tom Brady, but he had to actually battle with Kyle Trask...to even be the starter in Tampa.” [04:44]
• On Super Bowl picks: “A third of the people at Fox Sports Radio picked the Ravens...now the Ravens are ass.” – Rich Davis [06:44], [07:23]
• Caller Rocky on reviving the Ravens: “One of the adjustments they can make is bring in Ray Lewis to help out with the defense. Maybe he can be like some type of coach. That’s motivation right there.” [09:49]
• On ethnicity in sports: “It doesn’t matter if he was Hispanic or not, dude...in the world of anything, you just want the best out there.” – Steve Covino [12:45]
• Playoff parity: “The good teams get bad, the bad teams get good. It happens.” – Rich Davis [16:08]

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Game Segment: Last One Standing (Sports Trivia)

• Start: [23:08]; Concludes [41:14]
• An energetic, competitive multi-round sports trivia contest featuring Covino, Rich, Dan Byer, and listener Rocky—questions ranged from most fumbles, batting averages, postseason pitching starts, to most passing yards in Week 5.
• Memorable exchange: Arguments over answers, with playful complaints (e.g. “You can’t win a category without one answer!” [26:04]).
• Rocky wins on a Babe Ruth tiebreaker: Most RBI in a single season—after much guessing: “The answer, 177. That means Rocky wins.” [39:27]
• Note: A following correction segment revised the winner for this question due to disputed historical stats, but everyone (including caller Rocky) got a prize [40:47].

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Other Highlights

• Playoff Baseball: Frequent updates on Dodgers-Phillies, excitement for the competitive field.
• LeBron Speculation: Continues to the end—is his “second decision” meaningful? The consensus: likely a marketing stunt [42:10].
  • Prediction: “I think they’re going to announce an NBA team coming to Vegas and LeBron is going to be part owner.” – Game Host/Producer [42:43]
• Running Gags: “That’s crazy,” and snarky banter about debts, pop culture (Sing movie), and aging athletes.

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Useful Timestamps

• 01:35 – NFL Week 5 thoughts & “That’s Crazy” riff
• 02:45 – Baker Mayfield’s NFL journey post-Brady
• 04:09-04:44 – Replacing legends & Mayfield’s climb
• 06:01 – NFL surprises/”They Might Be Ass” segment
• 09:03 – Listener Rocky’s call and Ravens talk
• 10:38 – Race/ethnicity in sports & Kaepernick hypothetical
• 14:16 – MLB playoffs begin; Yankees-Philly bet
• 15:45-16:29 – NFL parity debate: is it good or bad?
• 19:19 – Teasing LeBron’s “second decision”
• 23:08 – Start of Last One Standing trivia segment
• 39:27 – Rocky wins trivia finale on the Babe Ruth question
• 42:10 – Final LeBron speculation & NBA ownership theories

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Summary and Takeaways

This episode blends sharp sports insight with classic C&R humor and lively listener engagement. The major through-line is how unpredictable this NFL and MLB season has been—from Baker Mayfield’s underdog story, the shocking incompetence of previously elite teams like the Ravens, to the lack of dominant, undefeated squads. Listeners (and the cast) are reminded to expect chaos, enjoy the parity, and stay tuned for tomorrow’s LeBron “decision”—unanimously suspected to be more marketing than meaningful.
The energy of the show is infectious, making even sports trivia feel high-stakes and hilarious.

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For new or casual listeners:
This episode is a perfect illustration of Covino and Rich’s playful dynamic, focus on big sports stories, interactivity, and willingness to mix real talk with parody. Whether you care about the finer points of NFL and MLB or just want a laugh, you’ll find both here.

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Transcript

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[Rich Davis]

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[Rich Davis]

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[Steve Covino]

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[Rich Davis]

Ready for tonight. Trevor Lawrence was just wearing a leather jacket.

[Steve Covino]

I know, I know.

[Rich Davis]

Jags like team leather jacket.

[Steve Covino]

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[Rich Davis]

All right, as we finalize our things that made you go, hmm, Week five of the NFL.

[Steve Covino]

This week five, I was chatting up.

[Rich Davis]

In the hallway, which is what I do best. As you say, I make better points off the air.

[Steve Covino]

There's not too many better than Rich Davis as far as hobnobbing and schmoozing in the hallway.

[Rich Davis]

So I was talking to Big Mike and Bo and some of the guys. We were talking about how nowadays, don't.

[Steve Covino]

You notice when you're talking to everybody, their response is usually, yo, man, that's crazy, dude. Yeah, man, you said it. You said it, man.

[Rich Davis]

Crazy.

[Steve Covino]

When you get gotcha. When you get that response, crazy, it means that they're just trying to get back to their job. They're not trying to hear your long, drawn out story.

[Rich Davis]

I don't care about you. You know what? I give some advice for you. Crazy, man.

[Steve Covino]

I got some advice like, man, that's crazy. You should probably take a hit I.

[Rich Davis]

Have some advice for you, too, Jabronis. How about this? Don't love your chop, your love.

[Steve Covino]

Oh, good advice, man.

[Game/Score Announcer]

That's crazy.

[Rich Davis]

That's crazy. We were saying how Baker Mayfield. You know what I felt like? I feel like giving you guys. Remember in wrestling, they used to call it a double noggin knocker, where you take two heads and push them together.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

Baker Mayfield. Not only did he have to battle the journey of actually winning in Cleveland, but because he leaves Cleveland, it looks like a failure. The next stop along the way don't work out. You know, Carolina, he has his little fun moment with the Rams, and then to Tampa. We forget the part of this where what do Baker Mayfield.

[Steve Covino]

Hold on, hold on. You skipped apart his cup of coffee with the Rams, like you said, right? King Ball. He had some moments, but then he's replacing Tom Brady. Is that what you're going to say?

[Rich Davis]

Oh, I was going to say, what do. What do Baker Mayfield and, like, a guy like D.D. gregorius have in common? I remember when Derek Jeter retired, I was like, who's the poor SAP that's going to be the next shortstop for the Yankees? And it's, oh, D.D. gregorius. I'm like, that guy doesn't have a chance. And Baker Mayfield had to go to an organization that I always feel that way about.

[Steve Covino]

The guy that has to follow me after a relationship.

[Rich Davis]

Actually, hasn't most of your exes married the next guy?

[Steve Covino]

True, but I still feel bad for them.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, great. But Dan Byer, like, think about it, Danny G. Think about how, like, when you replace a legend, it's like when.

[Steve Covino]

David Lee Roth had to replace Howard Stern on terrestrial radio.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah. When Howard Stern said, I'm leaving for satellite, it's like, all right, K Roc meets me.

[Steve Covino]

Diamond.

[Rich Davis]

Good morning. Good morning. Hey, 92. Three Kroc. It's Diamond Dave. Good morning, Dave.

[Steve Covino]

And you're like, man, there's no way this is going to work out. But for Baker Mayfield, it has. It's time to, like, look past that initial impression we had of the guy.

[Rich Davis]

What a weird organization. When you really think about the Bucks. When we were kids, they had cool creamsicle uniforms, but they stunk. Steve Young finally came into his own when they let him go to San Francisco. They won one super bowl with Trent Dilfer, and everyone's like, wait, this team? And then they're not good again. Tom Brady decides, I'm just going to be a winner. Wins.

[Steve Covino]

There.

[Rich Davis]

He leaves. And now Baker Mayfield's part of a team with an Odd history.

[Danny Byer]

By the way, the David Lee Roth reference, that's the second best David Lee Roth replacement story. Because I would think that Sammy Hagar taking over for David Lee Roth. I didn't think you were going to go that route, but that was a bombing. Maybe some people do like Van Hagar. The other thing with Baker that I was just going to make was, you know, yeah, he took over for Tom Brady, but he wasn't given it. He had to actually battle with Kyle Trask, the former Florida quarterback, to even be the starter in Tampa.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah. That's crazy.

[Rich Davis]

That's crazy, man. Yeah. Yeah. Yo, for real. Yeah. Oh, man, it's crazy. It really is.

[Steve Covino]

So we wrap up things that made you go week 5, 8, 7, 799 on Fox again. Texans, Saints, Broncos, Buccaneers, the Pats, all with big wins. The Ravens losing makes you scratch your noggin. As I referen in the beginning of the show, getting booed, like, that's pathetic. Well, that's almost like you're hitting rock bottom. And it shows that we were sort of on the right path, too, because we have a segment on our bonus podcast over promised again, available on our YouTube page, where we're streaming live right now. Covino and Rich, fsr. We have a segment called they might be ass. And we were close to saying the Ravens and Lamar Jackson. The Ravens might be ass. We're like, no, no, no, it's Rob Lowe because he can't pick a. He can't pick a team.

[Rich Davis]

Stand by. I. I'll be back in 10 seconds, but it's worth it. Hold on. Really? Yeah. I'll be right back.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah. We were so close to writing off the Ravens and maybe we should have. Maybe they're just ass getting booed the way they were booed. Playing the way they played. Ravens with the loss makes you say, hmm, they're just not the same this year. And now we go to your phones to wrap it up at 87799 on Fox. We've appped long enough, Rich.

[Rich Davis]

I was just, I just went to the master control room. I won't call out names because we don't do it till the end of the year. But the very special Dan Beyer Fox Sports Radio tradition of our annual football predictions, the Ravens, who are what now, one in four.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

When you look at people picking AFC teams to represent in the Super Bowl. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Like, I would say a third of the people at Fox Sports Radio pick the Ravens to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl.

[Steve Covino]

Not only did they lose embarrassed like.

[Rich Davis]

The Yankees did, but you can't say it's like, it's like a surprise. It's shocking, shocking. I remember when they lost 44 to.

[Steve Covino]

10 to the Texans.

[Rich Davis]

Makes you say when they lost week one to the Bills. We both said the same thing. Well, whoever loses that game, no harm, no foul.

[Steve Covino]

We were looking at the two best teams in the league. That's what we thought.

[Rich Davis]

And you're saying all these are your two best AFC teams. And that was sort of the consistency. Everyone said Bills, Ravens, and of course you can never discount the Chiefs. That was the trifecta. That was the three headed AFC monster. And now the Ravens are ass.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Who fell off faster after Week 1? The Ravens defense or Geno Smith?

[Rich Davis]

I mean that is really a damn good question. Because week one we're like, wow, Gino, could the Raiders make some noise? And they haven't.

[Danny Byer]

I think with the 40 points they gave up to the Bills, I'm not even sure that the Ravens defense even arrived at any point this season. At least Gino had one good game.

[Rich Davis]

We just assumed what a battle, the two best teams. And we were like, or maybe the Ravens defense is suspect. And we never thought about it because it was Josh Allen. And we're like, oh well, that'll be the exception of course.

[Steve Covino]

Sure.

[Danny Byer]

And then you know how you mask a defense? You run the football. Well, guess who can't run the football right now? Derrick Henry and the Ravens. And now you don't have Lamar Jackson.

[Rich Davis]

Dude, we thought that maybe they could get by the Texans by control the clock, ground and pound, just run the ball. And that just was not a formula that worked at all yesterday.

[Steve Covino]

So a lot of people that filled out the prediction sheet here at the studio were wrong. I mean a lot of people listening probably were wrong when it came to the Ravens. On our prediction sheet to start every season, there's something that we do called out on a limb. And my out on the limb also proves to be wrong because I was saying that the Giants will have a winning record this year with their energized young team of dart and scatterboo and scatterboo fumbling 59 yards. They lost to the Saints looking like ass. So I was wrong there too.

[Game Host/Moderator]

They look good at the start of that game.

[Steve Covino]

At the start of the game. But again, 2614 to the Saints. So now we go to your phone calls to wrap it up.

[Rich Davis]

My predictions are so whack.

[Steve Covino]

What was your prediction again?

[Rich Davis]

I burrow as mvp. Yeah, Injury I have the Ravens. Not good. You want to say hi to Super Recede? It's always a delight to talk to this guy.

[Game Host/Moderator]

And he wanted to talk Ravens.

[Rich Davis]

Oh, perfect. Detroit super cd. What's up, man?

[Steve Covino]

Hey, buddy.

[Caller Rocky]

Hey, what's good, fellas? How y' all doing?

[Steve Covino]

Hey, man.

[Rich Davis]

Good, man. How are you?

[Caller Rocky]

Okay. Rick Vino, Danny G's. I am Super RA cd. So here we go. Fellas. I wanted to talk Ravens, but I got a question for Covino real quick after that.

[Rich Davis]

But is it. Is it. How long until Colin Kaepernick is back in the NFL? Because you ask that every time.

[Caller Rocky]

No, no, no.

[Rich Davis]

Okay.

[Steve Covino]

All right. Well, I hope I have an answer.

[Caller Rocky]

I got you, Cavino. Here we go. But as far as my Ravens, they can make adjustments. Everybody calm down, chill out. They can make adjustments.

[Steve Covino]

One in four.

[Caller Rocky]

Now, one of the adjustments they can make is bring in Ray Lewis to help out with the defense. Maybe he can be like some type of coach. That's motivation right there. Ray Lewis, some type of coach. Getting there, you know, Ray Lewis get into the weight room with him. Ray Lewis get back in shape. You know what I'm saying? Ray Lewis is there. I think. I think you can be a part of helping the defense turn around somehow, some way. And then also the race.

[Steve Covino]

It seems like you're a fan of Colin Kaepernick. Ray Lewis, who else? O.J. simpson. Give me some other ones. Michael Vick, Bro.

[Caller Rocky]

Oh, bro. Ray Lewis is the defensive king for the Ravens.

[Steve Covino]

I know.

[Rich Davis]

Go on, go on.

[Steve Covino]

Joking.

[Caller Rocky]

So anyway, they need to bring in some receivers. You know, I'm saying some. Some high powered receivers. So they got it. They got to switch those receivers out and go and get like maybe a McCaffrey or Sutton, you know, they need to make some adjustments. I think they can do it. But here's my question for you. Covino, are you there?

[Rich Davis]

Yep, he's here.

[Steve Covino]

I'm sorry, what?

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, I'm here.

[Steve Covino]

Where am I going?

[Caller Rocky]

Cavino, here we go. Now if Colin Kaepernick was Hispanic and if he was Hispanic. Can you hear me?

[Steve Covino]

Yeah.

[Caller Rocky]

Okay. If Kellen Kaepernick was Hispanic and black lives matters, was Hispanic lives matter. And it happened to him, George Floyd was Hispanic, and if everybody was Hispanic and it happened to all of them, it was Hispanic lives matter. And they put a knee on George boys neck, he was Hispanic. And Kelly Kaepernick got banned from the. You know, from the NFL and you were the gym. Would you give him a tryout?

[Rich Davis]

Covina. Thank you. Rosita. It's a question solely for you because I'm out. I'm out.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Are there any tortas involved?

[Caller Rocky]

I'm out.

[Steve Covino]

I told you, I might have an answer, I might not. I don't have an answer because he's not Hispanic. And it doesn't matter.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Mark Sanchez is, though.

[Steve Covino]

Who. Yeah, he is. Right?

[Game Host/Moderator]

You're in trouble when we come to that bridge reside.

[Steve Covino]

Who cares about one's ethnicity, right. Or where they're from or what they are. When we're talking sports and winning, it doesn't matter. You want to put the best team out there for your best chance to win, period.

[Rich Davis]

National football, the National Football League is all about.

[Steve Covino]

Winning. Thank you.

[Rich Davis]

Thank you. And black, white, Hispanic ethnicity in sports takes a back seat.

[Steve Covino]

Of course, you take a pride in. You know, like I mentioned before, Tony Romo's Mexican, but I also took pride in Tommy DeVito being Italian. I'm not the Mexican spokesman. No, I'm not.

[Game Host/Moderator]

No. I see Rich eat more Mexican food than you do.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah. And it doesn't matter.

[Rich Davis]

It's true.

[Steve Covino]

It really just doesn't matter.

[Rich Davis]

I identify as Mexico.

[Steve Covino]

That's how I feel about. Especially in all the sports. In the. In the. In the world of anything, you just want the best out there. And I don't care if. If he was Hispanic or not, dude.

[Rich Davis]

The simple fact that such a large majority of NFL quarterbacks now are African American dominant athletes, and the fact there are the teams that have opted for, like a Daniel Jones over an Anthony Richardson, the reality is teams just want to win. The Colin Kaepernick story. I think Rossida is the last guy that is.

[Steve Covino]

And, you know, it's kind of funny.

[Rich Davis]

At this point, I do get a kick out of it because it is really the last.

[Steve Covino]

Here it comes. And we rooted for Colin Kaepernick. He blew off Rich. So personally, we didn't like him. But as far as being electric and exciting, man, he definitely was. Rich Davis used to rock a Colin Kaepernick jersey.

[Rich Davis]

I had a Kaepernick jersey until we were in a VIP section and ESPN party. His boys dipped away. He was standing there by himself. And I said, yo, Cap, big fan. Shook his hand. I go, big Niners guy. Really happy for all your success. Could we get a selfie?

[Steve Covino]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

He goes, no, and walked away from me from that point on. Well, Kavino loved that moment. He laughed.

[Steve Covino]

Well, no, but I used to love watching him too, though.

[Rich Davis]

He was. He was electric. You know, sometimes you lose it. He. He played well under that Harbaugh system at the time the end. We gave receipt a way a lot of time with that one.

[Steve Covino]

Well, anyway, I appreciate you, buddy. I really do. And you could continue to ask me all you want. Doesn't matter to me. So Cavino and Rich going to wrap it up with two more phone calls. And then we got to make time for things that made you. I mean, last one standing.

[Game Host/Moderator]

You're trying to avoid the game.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah. Yo, dude gives me the nervous farts.

[Rich Davis]

Are we already starting up this Phillies Dodgers game? I keep forgetting weird time because of the playoffs stagger. So I looked. I'm like, wait, is this a replay? No, no. We're in the first inning and Mookie Betts is on first base with one out. So the.

[Game Host/Moderator]

At the start of the show. I told you in an hour from now.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah. Phillies Dodgers underway. This. That's a great series, man. I love the fact that those two teams match up because the fan bases are electric and watching the Dodgers have to actually not have home field. I think this is going to be a. This is going to be an electric five games. So hopefully you're locked into the playoffs. And Kavino, even though your Yankees cost me a lot of money this year, I still owe you. I got to figure out how to get.

[Steve Covino]

You got to figure out the best deal for Rich Davis. He owes me $2,100. That's a whole conversation itself that I've been waiting for. It's like, well, what kind of deal do I make him here? He's the guy that raised the stakes. He was feeling brazen and confident, and now he owes me 2100. Do I cut him a deal or no deal?

[Rich Davis]

So while the Yankees have cost me money, I am rooting for them because who wouldn't want to see. I want to see The Yankees win two games at Yankee Stadium and then force a Game 5. Who wouldn't want to see the Yankees get hot for two days? I want all these series to go five. And you saw Detroit and. And the Seattle Mariners, they're split one one, two, three two games. So baseball playoffs are hot. NFL week five. No more undefeateds. Only one winless team. And the jets should have won one game. So.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Yeah, and I looked it up for you, Rich. The only other season in recent history where there's been no undefeated team at this point, at week five, 2015.

[Caller Rocky]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

It's been a decade.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Yeah. It doesn't happen that often.

[Rich Davis]

Usually there's one lingerer that's like 7, 0 or 8. Might lose a couple games in A row. But the simple fact that, you know, it just shows the parody and how the NFL works. It really works. The good teams get bad, the bad teams get good. It happens.

[Danny Byer]

It's interesting because it is effective. I just don't know if it works. Like, honestly, like, if every. I mean, I know that's the ultimate goal of just maybe not being sure, but you look at the bottom half, the jets are the only winless team in the NFL. So I'm not saying everybody's the same, but I just.

[Rich Davis]

I would.

[Danny Byer]

I would like some eliteness, at least in one place or another.

[Rich Davis]

The eliteness is fun to watch. But you know what? Like right now in baseball, the fact that the Dodgers didn't live up to the hopes of winning 110 games, plus, which I thought they would.

[Steve Covino]

Injury.

[Rich Davis]

Injury right now. But they're a little healthier for the.

[Steve Covino]

Playoffs when it matters, man.

[Rich Davis]

But. But I'm looking at it as you. You couldn't convince me that there's a major favorite because I think Philly, the Dodgers, and Milwaukee all have an equal chance. I think.

[Steve Covino]

Don't count out the Blue Jays, the way they're swinging.

[Rich Davis]

I'm saying the cut. No, I'm saying the Cubbies are the odd team out of the NL that. I think it would be very tough for the Cubbies to make a run against those teams in the nl, but in the al, the Blue Jays look hot. But I wouldn't count out the Yankees. And the other two teams, Seattle, Detroit, great teams. And by the way, Freddie. Freddie Freeman just hit a rocket to right field that, like, should have dropped. Like, it's. I mean, what a rocket.

[Steve Covino]

Anyway, so to wrap up things that made you go, hmm. It sort of ties back to what we started with, who had the worst weekend, because there's no elites like Dan Beyer referred to. Alluded to the Cardinals with that diabolical ending, as the kiddos say. Whoo. The Bills, the Yankees, the Eagles, Penn State. Mark Sanchez, who had the worst week? Probably.

[Rich Davis]

Probably Sanchez, but probably.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah. And by the way, there is an update there. He now faces a level five felony battery charge, which could get him one to six years sentenced. He's charged with battery with injury, public intoxication and unlawful entry. And the videos are coming out right before the show started, Rich. There's video footage of him walking around all bloody. Yeah, yeah. So the video footage is starting to come out, which is not helping the story, honestly. The whole thing.

[Rich Davis]

The whole thing's unfortunate. No one really is that.

[Steve Covino]

It really is an unfortunate really crazy story. And it's, you know, it's impossible to ignore over social media.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Did you see the latest headline? Mark Sanchez sentenced to five more seasons with the New York Jets.

[Steve Covino]

No words.

[Rich Davis]

We can't make jokes yet. I did see. You know, on a lighter note, if you're a gambler. Sorry, the cousin Sal on Instagram wrote, someone smart, please figure this out. And I don't think it's possible to figure out, looking back, but imagine if someone did a parlay of these teams not making the postseason. Penn State, Texas, Clemson, the Ravens, and the Bengals. Like, we're talking about teams that in college and NFL football were projected to have big seasons. Yo, Arch Manning in Texas. Was there not a hype? There were teams already in the NFL. Talk about tank for, you know, like, tanking for Arch Manning. Meanwhile, guy looks like sort of ass in Texas, has a couple losses already, and we're not even in November.

[Steve Covino]

He might be buns. Oh.

[Rich Davis]

So, hey.

[Steve Covino]

Which is worse than ass. Shocking. And one last thing. I'll use this as a little bit of a radio tease for you.

[Rich Davis]

Oh.

[Steve Covino]

Something that made me go, hmm. Oh, I saw it right before the show started. May have happened earlier, but again, we, Rich and I go from our Patreon show to Fox Sports. So I don't know when this was announced, but I'm like, wait a second. This is a conversation in itself. LeBron James with his second decision. His second decision tomorrow at noon Eastern. It makes me go, hmm. Because I'm like, well, what's this about? Is this about a retirement? Leaving the Lakers? Because anything less is uncivilized.

[Rich Davis]

What would justify an announcement? A decision.

[Steve Covino]

A decision. And this would be his. They're marketing this as his second, like, sit down decision tomorrow at noon.

[Game Host/Moderator]

And this better not be marketing, because before the show, we were talking about Snoop Dogg when he did this to us, remember?

[Steve Covino]

So lame. Remember that Spotlight a year ago Reeks of that, Danny. Remember?

[Rich Davis]

It was like, snoop Dogg quit smoking. You're like, wait, Snoop do gave up weed. And he's like, I don't smoke anymore. I grill now.

[Steve Covino]

I grill. He was taking gummies, right?

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, no, he was promoting some grill or something. He's like, I don't smoke anymore. I only use this smoker. I don't know. The Southern ridiculous smoker.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah, or something ridiculous smoked meats.

[Rich Davis]

So, hey, smokeless smoker, you make the call. What is LeBron's second decision about? We'll speculate for a second. We'll play last one standing. And if you want to play 87799 on Fox. We'll give away some prizes, little LeBron, and of course, dive right back into some NFL. So again, hit us up. Interactive. Most interactive show on fox Sports Radio, 87799 on Fox.

[Danny Byer]

This fall, I'm going to take my talents to South Beach.

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[Steve Covino]

Yeah. Yo, why does Tony Romo look so different?

[Rich Davis]

Bro, stop.

[Steve Covino]

You know how many people sent me that over the weekend?

[Rich Davis]

You know how many people talked about Tom Brady quoting Tupac yesterday as well?

[Steve Covino]

Oh, yeah, I saw that.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Yeah, it's not him, man. It's his clone.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah, man, Hollywood got to him. Tony Romo. It's not even him anymore. AI. It's AI Romo. Anyway, hope you had a great weekend. Go season, postseason. Remember, every time you yawn in the month of October, a ghost sticks his junk in your face. I don't make the rules. We're just warning you here on the show. It's Fox Sports Radio. We are live from the Fox Sports Radio studio. Remember, 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.com like tire buying should be. And now it's time for last one stand in.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah. Let's go.

[Steve Covino]

You have five seconds to battle for your sports trivia life, man.

[Danny Byer]

Oh, I gotta. Yeah, I don't got it.

[Steve Covino]

Put your electronic devices down and pick your sports knowledge.

[Rich Davis]

It's CNR's last one standing. Last one standing.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, I have four categories ready to go. If needed. A tiebreaker. Each contestant gets five seconds to stay alive in the round. If you run out of time or answer incorrectly, Iowa. Sam will take you out with his famous buzzer. Don't want to hear that.

[Steve Covino]

No, you want.

[Game Host/Moderator]

We keep battling until you are the last one standing. If you win two of the rounds, you are the top dog. Here are the contestants. Nine time winner, Steve Cavino, right over there. Seated next to him is first from the Yankees, 14 time winner, Rich Davis.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah, you said 14 time, Wiener. Right, Wiener.

[Game Host/Moderator]

And the leader in the clubhouse, 33 time winner, Dan Byer.

[Danny Byer]

Hello?

[Rich Davis]

Somebody stop somebod.

[Game Host/Moderator]

We'll see if Rocky and OKC can do it. He's gonna be our contestant.

[Rich Davis]

Yo, Rocky. Hey, Rock, you there?

[Game Host/Moderator]

Hey, brother, what do you do for a living there in Oklahoma?

[Game/Score Announcer]

Something.

[Caller Rocky]

Oh, I'm in Sale.

[Steve Covino]

Nice. Yeah, he works for a guy named Gazo.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah. Oh, gas.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah, absolutely.

[Rich Davis]

By the way, can you name the movie if I go? Rocky Loves Emily. Rocky Loves Emily.

[Steve Covino]

Oh, I can't.

[Caller Rocky]

I can't.

[Steve Covino]

If it's a movie that Rich likes, it's probably something really corny like Serendipity or something.

[Caller Rocky]

What?

[Steve Covino]

All right.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Spot is the fact checker during this game.

[Rich Davis]

I'm not gonna tell you now. Your younger siblings probably watch it. Remember, I hate it when they reference.

[Steve Covino]

Shark Boy and Lava Girl.

[Rich Davis]

No, stop.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Boy.

[Rich Davis]

Three ninjas.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, so be patient with Spot as he checks answers. When I say your name, the clock's gonna start. First category. Rock, meet turf. You have five seconds to name an NFL player who committed the most fumbles last season. Yeah, we'll take the top 24. Here's a little hint. It's mostly quarterbacks. All right, top 24 in the NFL last season, who committed the most fumbles? Covino, we're going to start with you as soon as the clock goes right now.

[Steve Covino]

Derrick Henry.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Derrick Henry. Not on the list.

[Game Host/Moderator]

See you later.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Fumbalaya.

[Steve Covino]

Yummy.

[Rich Davis]

Rich, even though he was wildly successful, Josh Allen, because he carries them all.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Up, you know, just at the cutoff.

[Rich Davis]

Okay.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah, no, he didn't make the list.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Oh, he's not in the top 24.

[Game/Score Announcer]

He's not in the top 24.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Close, but no cigar for Rich.

[Steve Covino]

Can I tell you something?

[Rich Davis]

I'm writing out already.

[Steve Covino]

I just want you to know I'm writing something down.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, bye.

[Danny Byer]

I'm gonna say Aaron Rodgers.

[Rich Davis]

Not on the list.

[Steve Covino]

Oh, man.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Sorry, Rocky.

[Game/Score Announcer]

If he doesn't get one, we could just restart.

[Steve Covino]

No, Rocky's last.

[Danny Byer]

I think Rocky wins.

[Steve Covino]

Oh, yeah.

[Danny Byer]

You're the last one standing on your restart.

[Steve Covino]

The cycle.

[Rich Davis]

Restart the cycle.

[Steve Covino]

Restart the cycle.

[Rich Davis]

You can't win a category without one answer.

[Danny Byer]

Yes.

[Rich Davis]

That's the.

[Danny Byer]

Where the cookie crumbles.

[Steve Covino]

Yes.

[Game Host/Moderator]

He's the last one standing.

[Steve Covino]

I say restart the cycle. No. Shame on us. He's the last one.

[Danny Byer]

I agree with Kavino, guys.

[Steve Covino]

All took yourselves out. All right? I swear to God, Just for fun, I got to tell you. Yeah, you got that, Rocky, who would.

[Game Host/Moderator]

You have said I was going to go?

[Caller Rocky]

Kyron Williams.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Not on the list.

[Steve Covino]

Okay.

[Rich Davis]

Tyler Murray is on the list. Tyler Murray's got to be on the list.

[Steve Covino]

I was going to say. I was going to say Dak Prescott. And I said Derrick Henry, and I don't know why. So is Dak on the list? No. All right, well, either way, Kyla Murray.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Give us some of the list.

[Steve Covino]

Who's on the list? I mean, do you want.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Hang on, let me sort the top five. Kirk Cousins, number one.

[Steve Covino]

Oh, wow.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Baker, number two. Also 13.

[Steve Covino]

Burrow with 11.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Lamar with 10. And Will Levis with 10.

[Steve Covino]

Wow.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Steve Covino]

Top five.

[Game/Score Announcer]

I mean, well, Caleb Williams also had 10.

[Steve Covino]

That was a tough one, but good ones.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Danny G. All right, so you guys want to give Rocky the point?

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, sure.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, halfway to Nerf football as we go to the second category. Swifty type. Wood, you have five seconds to name an MLB player who led the league in batting average. All right, we'll take the top 25 from this regular season.

[Caller Rocky]

Wait, wait, wait.

[Steve Covino]

Al, nl.

[Game Host/Moderator]

The league.

[Steve Covino]

So.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Yep, top 25 from this regular season. Rocky, you're going to be first this time, starting right now. Go.

[Caller Rocky]

Aaron.

[Rich Davis]

Judge.

[Caller Rocky]

I know that's wrong.

[Steve Covino]

No, it's true.

[Rich Davis]

He led the lead.

[Caller Rocky]

He led the lead.

[Danny Byer]

He's number one.

[Rich Davis]

Number 31.

[Danny Byer]

Luisa Rise.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Yes. Number 13 with 292.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Rich.

[Rich Davis]

Trey Turner.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Trey Turner. Number six with 304.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Good poll. Covina.

[Steve Covino]

Fernando Tatis.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Fernando Tatis.

[Steve Covino]

Not on the list.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Oh, sorry.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Back to Rocky.

[Caller Rocky]

I don't know. Ohtani.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Ohtani is right at the bottom.

[Caller Rocky]

200.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Number 25. Buyer.

[Steve Covino]

282 is on the list. 25.

[Rich Davis]

Yes. And that's bottom of the list.

[Danny Byer]

What about Trey Turner?

[Game/Score Announcer]

Said it already. Oh, yeah, sorry. No, sorry, sorry. I didn't mean to say.

[Danny Byer]

That's only five answers given. I don't know.

[Rich Davis]

Come on.

[Steve Covino]

Anybody?

[Danny Byer]

Two Corey Seager.

[Game/Score Announcer]

One Corey Seger. Not a must.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Sorry about that. All right, it's between Rich and Rocky. Rich.

[Rich Davis]

Freddie Freeman.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Freddie Freeman.

[Steve Covino]

Yes. That's a good one.

[Game/Score Announcer]

10 with 295.

[Caller Rocky]

Rocky just said him. Bryce Harper.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Bry. Not on the list.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Oh, Rich gets that round.

[Rich Davis]

Alejandro Kirk on the list.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Alejandro Kirk is on the list at 24 with 282.

[Rich Davis]

I was thinking of anyone I know that.

[Steve Covino]

282 meatballs or maybe 282 empanadas. Okay.

[Rich Davis]

I'll get mad that he hit multiple home runs and gave that guy.

[Game/Score Announcer]

By the way, rounding out the top five, you had Boba Shet. At number two, Jacob Wilson, number three, George Springer, number four, and Jeremy Apena.

[Steve Covino]

And by the way, I'm making fun of Kirk because he's so damn good. Good for.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, we'll go to the next category here. Third category is Rocky and Rich are on the board. Sounds like a morning show in Modesto, California, in the morning.

[Rich Davis]

And the most hit music all day.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Third category is called Give me the ball. You have five seconds to name an MLB pitcher who has started the most games in postseason. All time. Most postseason starts all time for a pitcher. We'll take the top 24. Think about it for a second. Covino, you're going to be a first starting point right now. Go.

[Steve Covino]

Andy Pettit.

[Rich Davis]

Number one.44, if that was what I had written down. I'm not even joking.

[Game/Score Announcer]

How about that, Rich? Man, that's crazy.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Three.

[Rich Davis]

Tom Glavin.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Tom Glavin.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Number three with 35.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Buyer.

[Danny Byer]

What about Greg Maddox?

[Game/Score Announcer]

Greg Maddox, number six with 30.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Rocky.

[Caller Rocky]

Oh, my gosh. I didn't hear the question. My phone crapped out.

[Game Host/Moderator]

I'll tell you again.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah.

[Game Host/Moderator]

MLB pitcher who has started the most postseason games.

[Steve Covino]

Time.

[Caller Rocky]

Driving. I still didn't hear it, guys. I'm sorry. I'm blowing it.

[Rich Davis]

Oh, you're blowing it, Rocky.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, we'll have to take him out of that.

[Steve Covino]

Can I try this move next time?

[Rich Davis]

I don't know the answer.

[Steve Covino]

Oh, what?

[Rich Davis]

I can't hear. You can be like Peewee. Peewee's big adventure. Dottie, I'm losing connection.

[Steve Covino]

What?

[Game Host/Moderator]

Back to Kovino.

[Steve Covino]

Let's go. All time.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Yeah.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Yes.

[Steve Covino]

Whitey ford.

[Danny Byer]

Yes.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Number 13, R.

[Steve Covino]

I'm gonna go.

[Rich Davis]

Pedro Martinez.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Pedro. Not on the list.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Buyer.

[Danny Byer]

What about Clayton Kershaw?

[Steve Covino]

Clayton. Yeah.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Number five with 32.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Good poll. Covino.

[Steve Covino]

No one said Greg Maddox, right?

[Game/Score Announcer]

Yeah.

[Rich Davis]

No.

[Steve Covino]

Yeah, they did. Oh. John Smoltz.

[Game/Score Announcer]

John smoltz. Yep. Number seven with 27.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, good battle. Back to Byer.

[Danny Byer]

What about Jack Morris?

[Game/Score Announcer]

Jack Morris not on.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right. Covino gets that round.

[Steve Covino]

Hell, yeah.

[Rich Davis]

What's the rocket on that list? Roger Clemens.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Yes. Number four.

[Steve Covino]

How about Tim Lincecom? Was he on there?

[Game/Score Announcer]

Lincoln?

[Steve Covino]

No. No. Okay.

[Rich Davis]

You know what it is? You got to think of how many. There's additional rounds of the playoffs more recently. So if even if a team dominated decades ago, there may have only been one round of the playoffs.

[Danny Byer]

Whitey Ford was the one.

[Steve Covino]

That was the one.

[Rich Davis]

That was only because The Yankees won.

[Game/Score Announcer]

10 World Series with him rounding out the top five. You had Verlander at number two.

[Danny Byer]

I wouldn't guess.

[Game/Score Announcer]

37. And Clemens at the Rocket.

[Steve Covino]

Four with four.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, three way tie. Rocky, Rich and Covino.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Sorry.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Fourth category now. Arms race. You have five seconds to name an NFL QB who leads week five with the most passing yards. We'll take the top 17. Rocky, you're going to be up first starting right now. Go.

[Caller Rocky]

Josh Allen.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Josh allen. Yep. Through 253.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Byer.

[Danny Byer]

Dak Prescott.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Dak Prescott. Number 15 with 237, Rich.

[Rich Davis]

Mother effing Mac.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Mac Jones at number three.

[Game Host/Moderator]

342, Mac Jones. Covino.

[Steve Covino]

Baker. Mayfield.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Baker at two with 379.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Yes. Rocky.

[Caller Rocky]

Sam Darnold.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Sam Darnold.

[Danny Byer]

Yep.

[Game/Score Announcer]

At four with 341 by.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Wait.

[Danny Byer]

So the.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Oh, I thought the passing yards this week for week five.

[Danny Byer]

I thought it was the first five weeks of the season.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Oh, no, no.

[Game/Score Announcer]

I'm sorry.

[Steve Covino]

No worries.

[Danny Byer]

Okay, I got to recalibrate. Jake Browning.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Jake Browning. Number 12. 351.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Nice, Rich.

[Rich Davis]

Based on less than that, Drake may throw for Drake.

[Game/Score Announcer]

273.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Covino.

[Steve Covino]

Goff.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Goff. Yeah. Number nine with 258, Rocky.

[Caller Rocky]

BJ Stroud.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Yep. Number 13 with 244.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Nice poll by her.

[Danny Byer]

Tua tua.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Number 10. 256.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Double talk. Dickey. 3.

[Rich Davis]

Carson Wentz.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Carson Wentz is on the list. Number 16. 236.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Galvino. 3 2.

[Steve Covino]

Is Lamar Jackson on the list?

[Rich Davis]

He didn't play. Dude, he's in charge.

[Steve Covino]

Even I knew that.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Back to Rocky.

[Caller Rocky]

Justin Fields.

[Game/Score Announcer]

What'd he say?

[Danny Byer]

Justin Fields.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Justin Fields. Number five. 283.

[Steve Covino]

Oh, I hate this fire.

[Danny Byer]

Did someone say Stafford?

[Game/Score Announcer]

They did not. You just did. Number one. 360.

[Game Host/Moderator]

389.

[Game/Score Announcer]

389.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Rich.

[Rich Davis]

Daniel. You call him Dr. Jones.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Daniel Jones. Not on the list.

[Steve Covino]

Damn. How is he not on the list?

[Game Host/Moderator]

I know Jonathan Taylor did all the work.

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, he did. I was gonna say.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, Rocky and Byer. Left. Rocky.

[Caller Rocky]

Bo Nix.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Bo Nix is on the list at number 41.

[Steve Covino]

Good one.

[Game/Score Announcer]

242.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Byer.

[Danny Byer]

Man, I don't think.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Three two.

[Danny Byer]

Jaden. Daniels.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Jaden Daniels is right at the bottom.

[Danny Byer]

Just at the cutoff at 1731.

[Steve Covino]

Wow.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Nice. Nice save there, Rocky.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Two left.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Two left.

[Caller Rocky]

Who else played? Mahomes didn't play yet.

[Rich Davis]

I know, I know.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Three, two, one.

[Caller Rocky]

Herbert. Oh no.

[Game Host/Moderator]

You said Herbert.

[Game/Score Announcer]

Oh no, Herbert.

[Rich Davis]

Not on the left. This is great. I love the four way tie because it becomes a who gets closest question.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Exactly. So we'll do that after. DB's up.

[Steve Covino]

By the way, you missed two.

[Game/Score Announcer]

You missed Cam Ward at eight with 265 and Jaylen Harris hurts at six with 280.

[Rich Davis]

That's crazy because Hertz, you always assume, does not hit that top tier. All right, cool. Db. What's going on? What up, db?

[Danny Byer]

Yeah, guys, right now. Dodgers Phillies scoreless as they play in game two, heading to the third inning, Their best of five matchup. Dodgers up one oh in the series if it goes to five games. Skipper Dave Roberts of the Dodgers said that Chohei Otani would be their starter in game five. Jackson Cheerios Gonna bat leadoff for the brewers and play left field. Brewers are up one game to none on the Cubs with game two coming up at nine o' clock Eastern time tonight. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh says the only value thing evaluate things when asked about the quarterback position following their loss to the Texans yesterday. Cooper Rush got the start against the Texans. Tyler Huntley could be an option, especially with Lamar Jackson dealing with that hamstring strain. One other quarterback? No. Bengals head coach Zach Taylor says they'll evaluate their options at the quarterback position Prior to Week 6 against the Packers. Jake Browning through three interceptions in yesterday's loss to the Lions. Brett Rippens the backup right now in Cincinnati. Colts kicker Spencer Schrader done for the season with a knee injury. Chargers running back Amari and Hampton placed on injured reserve because of an injured ankle. Memphis Grizzlies star John Morant week to week with a sprained ankle that he suffered in practice yesterday. Edmonton oilers gave Connor McDavid a two year extension worth $25 million. And an update from the Mark Sanchez story. Officials in Marion County, Indiana now filing a felony battery charge against the former NFL quarterback. And Fox Broad Prosecutor's office upped the misdemeanor battery charge to a level five felony, which could carry a one to six year prison sentence. TMZ also reports that the other man involved in the altercation is filing a lawsuit against Sanchez. Guys, back to you.

[Steve Covino]

Damn. Story stinks.

[Rich Davis]

All right, well, hey, the conclusion of last one standing and we'll do a Little little preview of Monday night football. Talk a little football and get our winner next right here. Give you known rich Fox Sports Radio.

[Steve Covino]

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[Steve Covino]

Good one, Sam. And by the way, you can see Sam dancing like Carlton from the fresh prince. His 80s dance in the studio air drumming along. Not this on YouTube. Covino and Rich FSR Covino Enrich FSR streaming live on YouTube and it's a pleasure hanging out with you guys. Thank you very much. Steve Covino, Rich Davis, Danny G. Thanks for being part of this guys.

[Rich Davis]

By the way, if you live in that mom or dad life, you hear the song and you think of the movie sing. And this is a. This is the gorilla who's whose dad doesn't approve of his musical life. It's a great movie. Ever watch that one with the kids or no?

[Steve Covino]

I've seen it.

[Rich Davis]

Sing is a good one.

[Steve Covino]

And Sam, if you're listening in the future, he's playing I'm still standing by Elton John because we're playing last one standing. Wrapping it up right now with Rocky from okc.

[Rich Davis]

Rocky Love.

[Steve Covino]

We got a one, three day, three way tie. Danny G. Four way tie, four way tie. Nice.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, Rocky, you ready?

[Caller Rocky]

Yes, sir.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, no multiple choice. It's whoever comes closest. Just buzz in with your name to go first.

[Steve Covino]

Okay?

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, you guys ready? All right. Babe Ruth, the most career RBI in a single season. How many did he have?

[Rich Davis]

Babe Ruth, the most RBI in one season.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Okay, think about that for a second.

[Danny Byer]

I'll go 171.

[Game Host/Moderator]

All right, buyer, 171. Buzzing with your name to go next.

[Steve Covino]

I'm going 167 it's what I wrote down. I'm sticking with it.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Okay, Rich or Rocky?

[Rich Davis]

I'm going to go. I wrote that. 161.

[Game Host/Moderator]

161.

[Caller Rocky]

Okay, Rocky, are we doing prices? Right? Rules here?

[Steve Covino]

Prices.

[Caller Rocky]

No.

[Game Host/Moderator]

It's just whoever comes close, it doesn't matter if you're over under answer.

[Caller Rocky]

Let's go. 174.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Wow, what a move by Rocky because he just topped byers. 171. The answer. 177. That means Rocky wins, by the way.

[Steve Covino]

That's two wins in a row I missed out on. If I just went higher than buyer. That's the weakest.

[Game Host/Moderator]

That sounds like a new game. Higher than Byer.

[Steve Covino]

Rocky, congratulations, buddy. It always warms my heart when one of our friendly listeners takes away a prize. So thank you.

[Game Host/Moderator]

We are going to mail one of the new CNR turkeys Turbo balls to you there in okc.

[Steve Covino]

You know there's a conspiracy going on that Cavino loses on purpose just so the listeners get a chance to win. I'm not spreading that. Tough game, Rocky. And you came out on top. You beat the buyer, so that's an accomplishment itself. And you get a bribery Nerf football. We call them Turbo balls. Congratulations, Rocky.

[Rich Davis]

Rocky Love.

[Steve Covino]

And I want to rap with this, guys.

[Game Host/Moderator]

Hey, this is Danny G in the Casey Kasem podcast studio here at Fox Sports Radio. Breaking in to let you know that right after the show, Rich found a discrepancy online about the RBI number for Babe Ruth. So I did some more researching and here's what I wound up texting in the group chat to everyone on the show. Sorry, guys, didn't know 1921 Ruth debate was a thing.

[Steve Covino]

Thing.

[Game Host/Moderator]

AI says various sources have that RBI number inflated due to early 1920s accounting error where his runs scored were 177. And some still show that as his RBI. Elias even had to fix it, but the number is still argued further. 168 or 171. Several reputable sites disagree. So I say we give both covino, who guessed 166, and byer, who guessed 171 wins. And I'll obviously still send a Nerf football to the caller in okc. So I had to pick that question. Right? Okay, back to the podcast version of our show.

[Steve Covino]

Tomorrow we give away more prizes with Patrick Mahomes Showtime Mahomes trivia. So we'll get updates from tonight's game from Showtime Mahomes right here on the show. Your chance to win more prizes and LeBron's decision tomorrow. We mentioned it.

[Rich Davis]

What's it going to be?

[Steve Covino]

What's it going to be? Retirement? He's leaving the Lakers? Or is this some lame ass marketing commercial where he's involved in some sort of weak ass like ultimate Frisbee league or something? He's deuce.

[Rich Davis]

He's doing a this the chic has offered him. He's going to be part of flag football as a title.

[Steve Covino]

Seriously, like is it some ploy, some marketing gimmick or is he really making an announcement? I'm leaning towards marketing gimmick because he got so much flack from the original decision that there's no way he's going to make some other decision. A spectacle again. That's my, my theory here. But they're marketing this as LeBron's second decision. Tomorrow, noon Eastern. What do you think that's about? Danny G. As the resident Lakers fan here, any any ideas for you?

[Game Host/Moderator]

I think they are going to announce an NBA team coming to Vegas and LeBron is going to be part owner.

[Rich Davis]

You know what? That's wow.

[Steve Covino]

Ownership is in his future. There's no question. Right? But he's still playing.

[Game Host/Moderator]

I don't think the NBA would be having him make the announcement.

[Steve Covino]

Exactly. But a good theory. And today by the way, on a side note, is Bronnie's birthday, right?

[Rich Davis]

Yeah, isn't it? Brianny is 21 gets have a beer with dad today. So.

[Steve Covino]

So what's that announcement going to be?

[Rich Davis]

Stay tuned. We'll discuss and continue our perfect streak of teasers. I'm sort of, I don't want to push this in but jags plus nine and a half over 39 over 39. Jags plus nine and a half. Lock it in. We are undefeated. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Are there she baby.

[Steve Covino]

See you in the promised land. Later guys.

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[Steve Covino]

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