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That's us. And it's Showtime. Go time. It's Kavino in Rich time. CNR and fsr. It's Friday.
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Friday, Friday. Yeah. Woohoo. We made it. Got my backwards hat on like I'm a backup NFL quarterback. What's up, Colin?
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It's Kavino and Rich. What a. What a week. We started off filling in for Dan Patrick. We did the Dan Patrick Hatrick. We came, we saw, we conquered, man. We had a fun show yesterday. And we close out the week today with you with Brain Wave. We give away prizes. We got Weekend Hobnobbin. We got Sam, we got Danny G. We got Danny B. And we got you here rocking out with us. Let's go.
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We have lots to get to. We're going to talk about the Indiana Bears. What? We'll talk to NFL. We'll talk about the weakest consolation prizes all time and so much more.
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A new handsome gentleman's chest.
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A life supply of rice. A Roni.
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Man, we're gonna get to a bunch. Hopefully you're having an Alyssa Lou type of week.
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Oh, yeah, we're gonna have fun. Today. Broadcasting live from the Fox Sports Radio studio again, Covino and Rich to World famous. And if you miss any of our show today or any shows this week, like we said, filling in for Dan Patrick, everything's on the podcast. So search Covino and Rich wherever you get your podcast. And our best of the week drops tomorrow, 6am Eastern Standard Time. Produced by Danny G. Rate it five stars and follow for free. And of course, all the shows, you could watch them@YouTube.com in fact, we're going to pull up the live chat right now because we're streaming live as we speak. Again. Hope you had a great Friday so far. My morning was glorious and these are the best two hours of the day. What's up, Danny G. How are you, buddy?
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What up?
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Happy Friday.
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Hell, yeah. Great to see you. Sam, looking handsome. What up, buddy?
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How do?
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How do you do? And of course, Dan Beyer. Dan Beyer the great is also hanging out on standby with your updates. But thank you guys for being here. If we have time, I want to talk about World Baseball Classic. I'm just trying to get people pumped about that because it starts March 4th through the 17th. So we actually have meaningful baseball next month, early next month. And I'm so excited about that. And speaking of Rich, I didn't want to rub it in, but did you see your boy today? Of course.
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I saw Pete Alonso hit his first home run as an Oriole, first of many. And you don't think that was lighting up my Mets chat this morning?
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I just didn't know if you had time because I know you were in the nursery all day. This guy, Dr. Brown Thumb, let me
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tell you, Dan Byer and I, we bond on this.
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On Lantanas.
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Dan Beyer.
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You should see my Lantanas.
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Dan Beyer is the only guy in here that has curb appeal. Have you seen my roses, Dan Beyer? I said to Kavir, you know, before we start, I said, you know, if I ever retire. And our boss Scott said, you won't because you can't shut up. But if I ever did retire when I was older, I said, I want to work at a nursery. Plants and flowers and fruit trees. Doesn't it just calm you?
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It's a great, great spot. I always loved greenhouses. You know, the surrounding. There's something about the clear overhang above you. I loved it.
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It's beautiful. I said to Covino, we live in Southern California. I want a plum tree, a mandarin tree, limes, lemon. Why do people not have these? Are they cheap or they have no space and they don't want them?
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Like, it's a legendary story about Magic Johnson. In fact, like, when he first came out here, it was one of the things that, like, he was so impressed by, like, orange trees.
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Dude, when crazy. When my east coast friends and family visit me, you know, what everyone does, they make orange juice and lemonade because they go, wait, you have these trees on the side of your house?
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Truest things we take for granted out here in California. I mean, just something as simple as palm trees. I want palm trees symbolized to me as a kid from the east coast that, yeah, I'm somewhere cool. I'm on vacation.
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I gotta ask.
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You're right. We have these orange trees, plum trees, and we have access to them. And you would think that everybody would have them, but not everybody does.
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Well, before we talk about Indiana and Chicago and the Windy City and the cold Midwest, I'm curious about the avocado tree, because I wonder if it takes. Because I see them and, I mean, who wouldn't want one? Dan Beyer, any insight on the avocado tree?
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No, I don't. And we don't have any trees on our. On our property of growing anything. But I do have a palm tree in the back that probably needs to cut down. I'm thinking about charging admission to any guys like Rich and myself that would just want to watch people cut down a tree because it's magnificent.
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Watch that.
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Trim a palm tree because there's something satisfying, the gratification of seeing it be cut down.
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Not that we're at this.
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I don't like this one bit.
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No, see, you're looking at it the wrong way, Sam. You're looking at it like a tree hugger. That's not what this is. This is a tree that doesn't have the room to grow and needs to be cut down.
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I don't know.
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Yes, well, the reason I even bring
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some, by the way, Sam's a freaking Lorax. Survey dance property.
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This guy doesn't know what he's talking about. If you don't have grass to grow, then have a bunch of trees in your yard. Sam.
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I don't know.
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I'm sorry.
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I was only an organic farmer for a decade.
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I'm just telling you.
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How does your. How does your. How does your grass grow? And there's trees and roots taken up.
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There are certain types of grasses that will grow under trees. Maybe not here, though. You know, I'm not. Listen, you've been out in California longer
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than me, so maybe, you know, you
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know the soil better. Soil. He said you know the soil.
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I don't.
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I don't know what's up with this guy.
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I gotta come out there and just survey and just make sure that everything's checking off the list.
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Let me try to make sense of this, though. The reason I even bring it up is because I thought Rich may have missed that his boy Alonzo hitting bombs for the Orioles in his debut because he was so busy gardening this morning.
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That's why I told Cavino, I said, I saw Pete Alonzo hit a home run. Of course, the Met chat was popping like, well, he's gonna hit 50 in Baltimore. Of course he is. And then I went back to planting all the new flowers in my yard. It's that time. But you know what I want to start the show with? We're already seven minutes in. We're having fun. I'm hearing the rumblings more and more, and I said, you know what? It's time for me to have a comprehensive breakdown of what the hell is going on.
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Oh, when you said rumblings, I thought you meant the El Pollo Loco. I just did.
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I heard that rumbling, too.
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I'm not sure it's agreeing with me.
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I think I'm going to leave the studio in about 20 minutes. What is going on with the Bears in Indiana and Illinois?
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And what's going on is the Bears want to move because they're getting a better deal in Indiana. And Chicago has its issues. They're not offering a big deal. But Chicago also, even as of yesterday, they had these congressmen saying, hey, look, man, we've been pretty clear on. We want to keep them here in Chicago. We want them to stay here with us. We wish that they wouldn't go public with all their requests of moving out. We're doing our best to make things work. We're trying to keep it private, but they're doing their best to keep them. So there's a little bit of a conflict of the Bears are ready to leave. They're getting a better deal.
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Yep.
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Well, and Chicago, of course, wants them.
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Here's the deal.
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There's a little back and forth, but
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there's a lot of questions. Indiana lawmakers are advancing a bill that would create a Northwest Indiana stadium, a publicly a public body empowered with land and bond. All the. All the info is here, but the Bears are saying that it's a meaningful step forward in actually building a stadium in Indiana and moving the team. Now, of course, Chicago doesn't want the team leaving. That would be ridiculous.
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And they've made it very clear. So they're a little upset that it's gone this far.
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To be honest with you, when I heard this noise within the last month or so, whatever.
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And of course, the fans are devastated. I'm talking about, you know, the politicians and people speaking on behalf of this cove.
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Truth be told, it threw me for a loop. No. But the last month or so, I've ignored all these rumblings because I assumed it was just, like, rumors. Yeah, like, God, that's not really going to happen. I'm like, oh, wait, this might really happen. So I got to ask you first and first mostly, if the Bears do move to Indiana, do the fan just roll with this? And like, a business is business, are they still the, quote, Chicago Bears? I mean, the jets and the Giants are. The New York jets and Giants. They play in Jersey. The 49ers are an hour plus away in Santa Clara. And guess what? They're still the San Francisco 49ers. In fact, they show shots of the Bay Area when they do rejoins from commercials. There's the illusion that the 49ers in San Francisco, we were just there. They're not in San Francisco. We lived in New York and New Jersey growing up. COVINO, Giant Stadium, MetLife is 15, 20 minutes from your family's house in Union, New Jersey.
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Well, I just looked.
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They're not in New York.
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I'm not saying this is 100% accurate, but I just Googled real quick, how far Chicago from Indiana? It's over three hours. So, like this.
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But it's over the border.
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Yeah, that's a big difference.
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Not three hours.
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It's.
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It's literally like 30 minutes away.
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Yeah, it's over the. It's over the border.
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Oh, okay, so then it's closer than I thought.
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How far?
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Okay, so Google's wrong. Thanks.
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But, like, there's a couple of things at play here. Like, at least. At least the Niners, although they're south playing south, they're still in the state of California.
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They're.
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They're on the periphery of San Francisco.
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And that's the thing Rich brought up. The Giants and Jets.
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There's no. Is there room in New York to
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be in the Tri State area, though? Like, if you're in New Jersey. I know people from New York will deny this, but if you live in New Jersey, you could sort of claim New York sometimes. Absolutely. You know, it's. It's the same thing.
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And you go on vacation if you're from Jersey. And it's almost like that little joke on the east coast for our east coast affiliates. You meet a couple at the Swim up bar in Mexico, hey, where you from? Hey, where you guys from? A lot of times people from New Jersey will say, oh, from New York.
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You could say that and get away with it. Especially if you work in New York because most people in New Jersey work in New York, you know, and they're so connected and so close. I don't know if you could say the same. I don't think you can say the same with Indiana and Chicago.
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People get. Get a little bit of slack for saying they're from Chicago when they're actually from the suburbs of Chicago.
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They're from, like, Decatur, Illinois. You're not from Chicago, Naperville, or, you
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know, Geneva or St. Charles.
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My wife has family in the Naperville and Decatur area. And like, I remember we drove to see them. I'm like, yeah, we're not in Chicago anymore. Oh.
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And like, Richard, you're in the burbs. So if you build a stadium in the burbs, that's. That's, to me, makes more sense than building it in another state.
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I don't.
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So I'd like it if they did build in Naperville if they're going to have to move away from Soldier Field.
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Let me. Let me take you to the jets for a second. You. We do know, and it's common knowledge. What's that stupid trick question? Like, name the only NFL team in New York. And idiots like jets are the Giants. And it's like, no, the Buffalo Bills.
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Got it.
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Got him. That's like the elementary. Yeah, that's the elementary school. Like, you know, trick question. But the reality is, at one point, the jets were trying to build a stadium on the west side of New York City off the west side highway right by the Hudson River. There was a plan at one point to build the stadium. Never went through.
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And honestly, that would have been a nightmare. Dude, there's just much more room in the Meadowlands. But it's like 15 minutes outside of the Lincoln Tunnel.
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The Meadowlands, MetLife area. Camino's right. It's like swampland and bam, there's MetLife. If you live or work in New York City, it might as well be New York, Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut. Like, no, I grew up there. Same difference.
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It really is. The only people that'll correct you are like people from Manhattan. Maybe because they live there.
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They're people with a 212 area.
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Yeah, that's really. Otherwise, it's the same thing. So let's ask our friends the same story here. So what are your thoughts? If the Bears. I guess there's a side question, too, now that you're starting to take it more seriously. Do they remain the Chicago Bears and. Probably not.
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No. No. It would be a travesty if they didn't. That's where I land on this. And I'm curious to hear from our friends that are Bears fans, our Cavino and Rich, FOX Sports Radio Nation Chicago. Here's your chance, Bears fans. Let's chat it up. 877-99-ON FOX. What I thought was just silly rumors is becoming more and more of a possibility, not a reality yet. But we're talking about advancing bills in the Senate and Congress and, you know, states fighting back and forth with billions of dollars of resources. And if Indiana has a deal on the table and you're playing deal or no deal with Howie Mandel and the
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banker, it's like, oh, it makes it
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deal or no deal.
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More significant is how storied the Bears franchise is. Bears were founded in 1920, Indicator Illinois and moved to Chicago in 1921 and renamed the Bears in 1922. So like the early 1920s we're talking about. That's why this is significant. Over 100 years later, now they're moving and everyone's okay with that. I mean, it just feels weird.
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Dan Byers, a historian of the NFL. No one knows more in this room than D.B. i'm a far second, maybe.
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Danny well, someone in the room for the History Channel just this morning.
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It's far, but History Channel, look at this guy.
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I'll tell you about it.
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During weekend Hobnobbin Covino talks about UFOs on the history Channel. Yeah. And he's an NFL expert. If I ever see a lower third that says STEVE covino, Historian, I'm throw up. I'm going to throw up. But Dan Buyer, when you think of historic NFL franchises, I mean, don't you're, don't you automatically go to like Bears, Packers, There's a couple teams you go to.
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Correct.
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So it would be wildly weird if even if they want to cross the border to a different state, isn't there going to be a fight to be like, well, there's still the Chicago Bears. Like, you don't think, you don't think they'll try to keep that?
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Yes, they will. And again, the stadium is just across the border. Like, it's, it's just more of the principle of being in Indiana that seems to be. But location wise, it's closer than a lot of the, I think it's closer than where Santa Clara is to San Francisco, as you guys talked about. Like, those stadiums are.
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Yeah, it's DB Would you go as far as to call this a nothing burger? Is it really like one of these things that on paper it might be they're moving Indiana, but the reality is it's like if you're from that area, like, yeah, it's right across the border.
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You know what? Yeah, I'm going to call it a Nothing Burger. Yes, I am.
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Yeah. So basically it is if Dan Byers saying it's Nothing Burger, it's no different than the Giants and Jets being in New Jersey. No different than the 49ers being in Santa Clara. It's just the way of the world. It's just. You need room, you need room for these stadiums.
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Similar to what's going on with the Kansas City Chiefs. Correct? Yeah. They're moving into the state of Kansas. Different part of the metro area of Kansas City, but the part that's in Kansas.
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And I think because, I think because the name is similar, we don't care. We're like, oh, Kansas City, Kansas City.
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Yeah, Yeah. I just think it's because it's the Bears and there's such a legendary team that maybe just.
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It's also a team that put a UFO shaped toilet as their stadium when redoing Soldier Field. So, like the decisions that they have made at times have not necessarily been.
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But if you, if you have been to that UFO shaped toilet, it is right there in Lake Michigan. I mean, it's about as urban as it gets. And it's a wonderful spot, which is kind of a shame if it has to move elsewhere.
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It's a wonderful spot for people who like to go downtown. And that's the only thing you're going to. And just now, nowadays, as we see stadiums being built, it is much more about what's around that stadium. And you're not going to be able to do that downtown.
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No.
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So in all the new places that are coming up, in the places that we've seen of even just look here in LA Sofi Stadium. And what's built around that, that's what that's. Now they're building a row of restaurants
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and bars all up and down the streets.
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Look at it from the perspective of the Chicago team. Right. And Chicago fans. What about if you're Indiana? You feel slighted a little bit or are you just welcome to have them?
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You're happy you have them. Is Jersey feel slighted that you're not the Jersey Giant?
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Jersey feels like they're a part of New York.
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Yeah, well, you saw what Uncle Stevie's doing for the Mets. You know, they want to build restaurants, casinos, hotels, all that stuff around Citi Field in Queens. And that's, that's like, part of the bigger picture. Because if you don't know where the Mets play, Citi Field right next door used to be Shea Stadium. I don't know if you guys have ever been around that stadium were junkyards. Like, it is not like, around around. When Shea Stadium was just there, my dad used to try to park for free at, like, there was, like, chop shops. It is a gross area. So the fact that Steve Cohen's like, yeah, we're gonna put hotels, restaurants, casinos. It makes sense for teams in the future to be like, all right, what can we do around this place?
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Yes. I didn't realize. I've never been to Citi Field or Shea Stadium. I just. When you land at jfk, you kind of drive through and then you see, oh, that is where the US Open is.
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And, yeah, LaGuardia Airport's there, and it's Citi Field. US Open. And literally, Citi Fields was built next door to where Shea Stadium was. Shea Stadium. That is the parking lot now for Citi Field. Oh. So let's say hi to Steve in Chicago. Let's try to settle this with one phone call, even though the phones are hot. Let's. Let's talk to everyone. Your thoughts on the Bears.
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I'm trying to get. I'm trying to get Steve Bartman on the line. Abe Froman, all of our friends in Chicago.
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These are good people.
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Yeah. So if you Want to call 877-99-NOX,
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get Frank Thomas on the phone.
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I got him.
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The ladies will love it.
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Telling them to call right now.
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Stevie, what's up, Steve?
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Hey, Steve.
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What's going on, guys?
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Yeah, Steve, a nothing burger.
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First time caller.
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Oh, thanks, man. Nothing burger or a big deal. What are your thoughts and your friends thoughts on the Bears possible move?
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I just wanted to weigh in on a little drama that's going on with the city of Chicago and the Bears. Yeah, apparently Chicago still owes over $500 million from the renovations from 2003. And the Bears already paid up their obligations. And so Chicago's trying to stick the Bears with. With that bill.
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So break it down for me. Everything you just said. I'm a little confused. So are you saying that the Bears are trying to say, like, f you to the city of Chicago we're moving? Or is Chicago? Have they not done good by the Bear? So the Bears, like, we're out of here. Like, what's. Give me the English here.
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Well, for the article that I've read is that the. The Bears want a new stadium, but Chicago don't. Have the funds to do it.
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Okay, there you go. In the end, it's like, almost like saying you're asking your girlfriend to do kinky in bed, and she's like, no way. And some new girls, like, I'll do it.
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I think he said that the city didn't pay their share of the renovations, which I'm sure they were on the hook for much more than the actual Bears organization.
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And that's what they were usually about yesterday. And they were saying, we, you know, we were trying to keep this sort of quiet thing. They keep making this a public story, and they're trying to figure things out again.
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We always compare it to relationships because it's true, but it really is like, Indiana's like, the new girl that's like, yeah, well, whatever you want to do then, you know, I'm. Whenever you want. Where? Wherever you want.
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What?
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You tell me. Let's go to John in South Carolina. Johnny boy. What's up?
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Hey. How are you doing, guys?
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What's up?
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Well, it's my 63rd birthday.
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Hey, happy birthday, buddy.
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Happy birthday, pal.
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And the first thing I want to say. I have a couple things to say, but the first thing I want to say is, I don't know why you guys are so underrated when it comes to a duo in sports talk radio. I think I will take you guys over. Rob Parker and Calvin Washington.
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I mean, I like those guys. I know.
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Name some guys.
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I was gonna say name some guys I hate. Yeah, tell me I'm better than Someone, give me some bunk show on espn.
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Better than Weenie in the Butt.
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Yeah, tell me I'm better. Tell me I'm better than any show on other networks. Because I agree.
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I'm not going to say better than any of them, but, you know, I. I love. I Love Marty and McGee on ESPN.
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Who's that?
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Marty Jannetti. Who's that?
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And Willie McGee.
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Willie McGee. I love them, too. I love them, too.
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He doesn't have his radio turned down either.
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John, I love you. Have a good one, brother.
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Happy birthday, man.
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Happy birthday. And thanks for loving us.
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Appreciate it.
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Yeah, thank you.
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More than our friends.
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Next time you call John, turn your radio down. Thank you.
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Know what that means, though? He's like, I don't know why. You guys are underrated. I mean, some of his older pals be like, these guys stink. And he's fighting for us. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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You know what that does?
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His impression of us is his old buddies playing chess and feeding the pigeons, talking about how bad we are. Those guys in the afternoon. I tell you, man, Full of baloney. I think they suck. And then.
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And then John's like. John's like, let me tell you, they're better than you think.
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Yeah, well, I appreciate that, John, but his comment was complimentary. But if you really think John's waving
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his cane around as he compliments you guys.
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63.
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He's not 93. But you know what, but the way
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he said it, his friends hate us.
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But. But that is true. When someone's like, man, you guys are underrated. That means in his life, someone has rated us poorly. That's like his wife or friends. Or someone's like, oh, you listen to that Kavino and Rich. Again they say, I know it was
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meant to be a compliment, but that's how I took it.
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It's like Kavina. You know they're wrong about you.
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Yeah, thanks. You know what? I guess.
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All right, you know what? We'll take all the rest of your feedback. Next, the Bears to Indiana. A nothing burger or big deal. We'll leave it up to you. We'll talk a little Olympics. We'll talk some baseball as we get ready for the World Baseball Classic and the start of the season. I'm pumped about that. So more CNR next. Right here on Fox Sports Radio.
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Ooh, some Chicago, huh? Iowa Sam, our sound architect on the ones and twos. Chicago, bro. This is my jam right here. Do believe in you. And I know you believe in me. Oh, yeah. Thanks for believing in us. Fox Sports Radio Nation.
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Do you. Do you like Chicago? When they're a little hornier? Not. Not, like, horny that way. Like when. When they.
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Oh, I love later Chicago when Pete Sotero's in there and he's extra horny. I mean, they're extra horny.
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I mean, they're very trumpet based, like, but not all Chicago. That was a really good documentary, let me tell you.
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I like 24, 6, and 2. Chicago era, but this is my jam. Feeling stronger every day. Cavino and Rich with Danny G. Iowa Sam and Dan Beyer.
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Who cares about Chicago? We're talking Indiana Bears, right?
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Well, hold on.
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I just.
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Dan Beyer was just showing me the layout. It really is, like, across the border.
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Yeah. He printed it out on MapQuest. That's weird.
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But I asked our buddy Drew Mack, who knows the area, and I asked him, would people in that Indiana area consider Chicago their city since it's so close, or Indianapolis their city? He goes, the state is 75% Colts, but Northern Indiana so close to Chicago, they'd probably adopt them.
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Can I give you the analogy? If you live in South Jersey, it starts to go from I root for New York teams to I root for Philadelphia teams.
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Exactly.
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Like if you're from South Jersey, like we have buddies from South Jersey. There's some. There's like a line. Like Cherry Hill, New Jersey imaginary line.
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You know what I mean?
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It's an imaginary line. Like you. There's a.
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There's a closer. So you vice. So that's your city and it makes sense. I get it. So when you really, really think about it and break it down, when you see the layout, which I thanked in buyer for. Yeah, it really does feel like not a big deal. No.
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You know what we are feels like
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a big loss for Chicago.
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Seriously? Yeah, It's a good way to put it.
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All right. Hey, best clean. Pants down. Dude wipes. Let's go to you guys. Let's say hi to Mitch in New Jersey. Talking about the Bears. Da Bears, Indiana. What are we thinking, Mitch?
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How we doing? Yeah, maybe. Maybe they're gonna do is to change their name. I mean, it's quite a move. I don't understand how these billionaires can't folk overrule more. All of it. And how these cities, and states especially cities, can let their teams go.
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That's what we're posing. But the more we break it down. It's not that big of a deal. It is, but it isn't because it's so close to where the stadium already is.
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Dude, how about you go to Illinois?
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I didn't realize it was that close.
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Go to Illinois, grab some deep dish pizza and talk to aj. What's up, aj?
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Hey, aj.
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Hey guys. Thanks for Taking my call. Love your show.
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Anytime, man.
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I'm.
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I'm near Peoria, Illinois, so kind of in the middle of the state. Okay, Bears country. Here we are. We are devastated at the news, but, you know, Indiana's got a team already, right? But we. We had the wind taken out of our sails. I feel like with all this talk, we had a great season. Caleb Williams, Luther Burden, Colst Loveland. This one, we got momentum going in the right direction. I feel like it's kind of a roadblock, so very disappointing, that.
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But AJ this isn't like a Rams move to St. Louis. The fan base goes away. This is just sort of like, oh, man. You're still a Bears guy, right?
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Yeah, absolutely. Still a Bears guy.
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But the.
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His. The history, right? Chicago Bears not in Chicago. It just doesn't sound right. It doesn't resonate the right way.
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I hear you, brother.
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Let's say hi to Patrick in Illinois. What's up, Patrick?
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What up, Patrick?
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Hey, guys. I'm actually not real far from AJ
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and you guys can meet up for a latte later. That's sweet.
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I don't know if you guys know this or not. I'm surprised. Iowa. Sam doesn't, but there's actually a third state in play because there's a bunch of Iowa lawmakers that are trying to secure funding for a stadium to try to bring the Chicago Bears to Iowa.
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See, I did know about that. I just didn't want to bring it up because the idea of going three and a half to four hours west into Iowa and. Okay, that's just to get to the border of Iowa and Illinois. And then if you were going to, like, maybe build a stadium for the Iowa Bears or the Chicago Bears in Des Moines, that's another hour and a half west. So the, like, the Iowa legislature, they put this out there, and they're trying to lure the Bears to Iowa, but it's, like, even more unlikely than they're trying to get.
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They're trying to get the final rose, too. Geez.
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Yeah. So they're fine. But, like, I feel like that's a story that's way in the background because it's like, it's almost impossible. It's like that's not going to happen.
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Can they still be the Chicago Bears if they move that far?
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A lot of Bears fans in Iowa.
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That's why they still claim Chicago.
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I don't know. Four and a half, five hours from the actual state city of Chicago. How could you call yourself the Chicago
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Bears, Sammy boy, if that were to happen?
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The Chicago Bears of Iowa?
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No, but would you then be like, I'm Iowa, Sam. I'm an Iowa Bears guy now. Oh.
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I've always been a Packers fan. I'm sure.
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But I mean, if they're the. I. If they were the Iowa Bears, you're. I was saying.
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Yeah.
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I don't know, it'd be interesting.
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But the.
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Would you be a traitor?
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Bears and packers or rivals? How could I. How could I be a Bears fan?
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Yo, one last one on this. Say hi to Ken in Missouri. Hey, Ken.
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What up, Ken?
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How you doing?
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What's up, brother?
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Man, it's Friday. No complaints.
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Yeah, that's right. First, I gotta say, I don't like Chicago.
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But the band or the team? Yeah.
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What are we talking about here?
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The team. The team.
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Okay. Yeah, okay.
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But as a Raiders fan, I can relate to what they're going through, man. I've been Raiders since Blanda was there. I hated when they left Oakland, went to stinking la. Love going back to Oakland. Now they're in Las Vegas. I still got my Raiders stuff.
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Yeah.
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I'm still a Raiders fan.
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Yeah. By the way, and being that you're a Raiders fan, I can only imagine while they are in Vegas, might not be your choice. You gotta be pumped about where you're going now, right, Ken? I mean, with Mendoza, Tom Brady sort of helping run things. Like your team feels like it's going to be a good little run now for the Raiders, hopefully. Right, Right.
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There's potential.
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Yeah.
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You know, we're crying about all these things not making sense. And, like, the Lakers are called the Lakers and it makes no sense, but we roll with it because time passes and you just accept it. They're from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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It's not named after Lake Balboa, exactly.
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You know what I mean? And, like, it makes no sense.
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Same joke we always hear about the Utah Jazz.
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It just. It's just. It's evolution. As Pearl Jam said in the 90s, it's evolution, baby. They're just going across the border. That's not that big of a deal.
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You're telling me in Utah, Mormons don't play the Trump.
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There's no jazz clubs in Salt Lake City.
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Every Mormon guy I know plays a trombone.
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My point was, though, you know, if they're in Indiana, what would he do if they end up in Iowa and they call themselves the Chicago Bears? Still, it's not like we haven't seen these things that don't make sense before. In time, it all becomes whatever.
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I had to explain to my Kids, how's that for a detail? Danbuyer. I explained to my kids ponyball team at practice the other day where the with the Mets were the Shetland Mets. And like Coach Rich, what's a Met? I'm like a Metropolitan. Like, what's that? I'm like, I don't know what you call a city folk. Like, it's like we just so willy nilly just roll with team names. People just, you know, we adjust.
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You get used to it. You adjust. We're resilient guys. It'll be okay. I know it does suck for Chicago though, but I'd have to say this Chicago, step your game up. Maybe it's a reality check.
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Here's the other funny thing about this was when the Bears were wanting to go to Arlington Heights, leaving downtown, the outrage was, how could this team leave downtown? Why would you want to go out in the suburbs? The bears said that 50% of their season ticket holders were from would be closer to that facility than say, going downtown. That's something that you could say, okay, you know what, it's maybe better for our fans. There's going to be stuff around it. But this is just the Bears trying to get the better deal and trying to get more of a break from the state. Yes. And so that's probably what rubs people the wrong way. Even if it would be a shorter drive from where they currently play at Soldier Field to where the Indiana stadium is, as opposed to the one they could have had out Gnarlington Heights. It's more of the, I think what it represents with the team trying to get the good deal instead of taking care of their fans.
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I mean, oddly enough, while Soldier Field is a legendary spot, you'd argue one of the more legendary old school stadiums. I think Chicago, Wrigley. I think Cubbies. Anyway, that's the. That to me, you go to Chicago, the Cubby Bear, all the bars. Wrigley's the, the attraction. Yes, everyone's a Bears fan, but it's not like they're, you know, moving from Wrigley, the Cubbies.
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It's, you know, Soldier Field was built in 1924.
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Yeah, that's true.
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But the renovation.
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Renovation made it.
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Yeah, yeah. When they put the flying saucer Toilet
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renovated in 2002, I think early 2000s.
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Well, now that we got DB let's get an update Dan, by what's going on today, my friends.
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You know, I've never been to a game in the Renovator, but I was at the old one. I was at the. Before the renovation Could I guarantee they probably.
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They probably had troughs in the men's room, right? Every old stadium with their troughs.
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I just remember that the concourses were very narrow. Do you want to know a little bit of history? I don't know if I've ever told you this. It was the second game the Carolina Panthers ever played. It was a preseason game, and the Panthers and Jaguars, because they were new teams, opened up in the hall of Fame game against each other. But then the next week, the Panthers played the Bears in Chicago. It was early August. I was, yeah, that's the only time I've been to the Soldier Field and not to the renovated one. The United States is into the gold medal game in men's hockey after taking care of Slovakia. Just won final six to two. The Americans getting two goals from Jack Hughes. They scored twice in the first period, three times in the second, added a little insurance in the third. US against Canada, 8:10 Eastern Time coming up on Sunday for the gold medal after Canada dropped Finland by a score of 3 to 2. In women's curling, the U.S. will face Canada in the bronze medal match after the Americans lost to Switzerland and Canada was upset by Sweden. Indiana has reportedly given head football coach Kirk Signetti a raise just one month after winning college football's national championship. His new deal will pay him more than $13 million. According to ESPN, Twins pitcher Pablo Lopez is going to miss the entire 2026 season because he needs Tommy John surgery. Heat guard Tyler Herro returning from a rib injury. He'll play tonight against Atlanta after missing more than a month. And at the Genesis Invitational in golf, Rory McIlroy is at eight under par. He's currently three shots back of the lead held by Marco Penge, who's had 11 under par. The tournament at Riviera Country Club, not too far from us, does have a cut, despite being a signature event. Scotty Scheffler was on the cut line. Now off of it at even par as the top 50s and ties or those within 10 shots of the lead will make the weekend. Guys, back to you.
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Thank you.
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Damn buyer. Did you see the not not sound like a creepo, but the very beautiful Eileen Goo?
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I'm sorry, what?
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You know who Eileen Goo is. She wants silver and some reporter asked her like a dumb question, like, goo goo.
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Come on. I covered her during midweek. Major. Steve, come on.
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I'm not listening to you.
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I know, but you guys were going goo goo.
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All right, you know what? We'll talk about it next. We have more Covino and Rich, I got thoughts on Eileen Goo and we'll do a brainwave and a bunch more right here. CNR on FSR Ready to tackle your
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Com Pro. Oh, Sam, that's offensive. Eileen Goo. It's my favorite. I know she plays for China when she could have played for us here in the US of A, but she might be the hottest Olympian this year.
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Hello. Have you seen the speed skaters?
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I'm sorry, besides the speakers, besides Jake Paul's girlfriend and all the speed skates, Eileen Goo is super hot. But she came across as arrogant at a press conference and I'm like, ooh, is she like the hot, testy type of girl? Well, have you heard this or no?
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Hold that one second because we're Covino and Rich from Fox Sports Radio with Danny G, Sam and Dan Beyer. And thank you Fox Sports Radio Nation for hanging. We're live from the Fox Sports Radio studio and it's time for a tire act play of the day. The Pistons Kate Cunningham him went off last night.
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79, 71 Detroit cage splits the defense,
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Oh oh.
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81. 71. Okay.
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Yeah, man.
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Oh, let me tell you something. Cunningham.
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That guy pulling an Eileen Goo Cunningham
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I'm the most decorated free skier, female free skier in history.
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I think that's an answer in and of itself. How do I say this? Winning a medal at the Olympics is a life changing experience for every athlete. Doing it five times is exponentially harder because every medal is equally hard for me.
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But everybody else's expectations rise.
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Right. And so the two medals lost situation, to be quite frank with you, I think is kind of a ridiculous perspective to take. You know what, Eileen Goo. I'm showcasing my best skiing. I'm doing things that quite literally have never been done before. And so I think that is more than good enough. Thank you. Yo. If she's the most decorated, I do love the laugh. It's, it's, it's.
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That's like when Tom Brady laughed at that guy for calling him out on his jacket. My favorite. What was it? His hair?
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It's me and you that remember this more than anyone else. We call it the Tom Brady laugh. Anytime someone laughs condescendingly at a reporter.
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Cute loser. Oh, please isolate that. That reminds me of Rich Davis.
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Tom Brady one time. And not to be mean. There was some fat bald reporter with an extra tight, like, polo shirt on. He's like, Tom Brady. What? Like what, What. What are you wearing there? Did Gisele pick that out? And Tom Brady gave a. He gave him
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like a.
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Like a. You're like almost like, I'm Tom Brady, you slob. Are questioning what I'm wearing. That's what I feel like Eileen Goo was sounding like. Give me her laugh again. I'm the most decorated Olympian ever, you clown.
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That is very condescending sounding.
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He did ask like, are they two golds lost or two silvers gained?
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Yeah, the question's a little loaded. It's not a fair question.
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Because people are always looking for the sound.
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Do you blame her for competing for China when she's making so much money to do it?
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No, she's playing by the rules. This wasn't Sam's midweek major yesterday. If you missed it, catch it on the podcast. And you know, I stand by what I said. The rules are there for a reason. Like, it just requires what, one parent to be a citizen.
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Yeah, and you know what?
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We'll be seeing that in the WBC next month.
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Eileen Goo. Alyssa, Lou, what you gonna do? Like, just a lot of. A lot of fun Olympians this year. We talked about it yesterday. If you missed it, it's on the pod. But coming up, we are gonna play Brainwave.
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Brainwave is sweeping the nation, man.
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And with all the Olympics going on, I know that's what people are watching. Like you said, WBC and baseball right around the corner. I find it so difficult not to see. Spoilers for love is blind. Does everyone have no life?
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That kid Chris.
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I don't want to hear it. But what I'm saying.
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Ooh, this guy Chris might be the biggest villain of all time.
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I don't know.
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I have a job. I have two little kids, and I still try to watch an episode or so at night.
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Rich, let me tell you about episode seven.
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But no, but let me tell you. He's on six. Danny, does everyone just. No, it's hard.
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You have to stay off Instagram for sure.
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But what I'm saying is everyone is just so quick to watch, like, oh, five new episodes yesterday. What does no one have a life?
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Everybody's planning. Planning Lantanas. Like, you are right.
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Like, no one's hard.
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It's hard to watch it as they are released.
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What are we doing? All right, we got more CNR next. Right here, Fox Sports Radio.
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This episode of the Dan Patrick Show—helmed by Covino & Rich—focuses on the Chicago Bears’ potential move from Illinois to Indiana, a subject that's stirring emotions among fans and city officials alike. In classic C&R fashion, the crew blends sports analysis with humor, personal anecdotes, live listener calls, and a lively, irreverent tone. The hosts also touch on other sports stories, Olympic moments, and the dynamics of fan loyalty amid evolving sports team geographies.
Segment Start: 09:07
Rich: “Chicago doesn't want the team leaving—that would be ridiculous.” (10:47)
Dan Beyer: “It's just more of the principle of being in Indiana that seems to be [an issue], but location-wise, it's closer [to Chicago] than, say, Santa Clara is to San Francisco.” (16:55)
Rich: “It would be a travesty if they didn’t. That’s where I land on this.” (15:01)
“If Dan Beyer's saying it's a nothing burger, it's no different than the Giants and Jets being in New Jersey...You need room for these stadiums.” (17:32)
Rich: “Even if they want to cross the border to a different state, isn’t there going to be a fight to keep the ‘Chicago Bears’ name?” (16:44)
Rich: “It really is like...Indiana’s like the new girl that’s like, ‘yeah, whatever you want to do...’” (22:03)
(50:09–51:48)
Despite initial alarm and some fan angst, the consensus—after exploring facts, precedent, and geography—is that the potential Bears move to Indiana is more symbolically strange than genuinely disruptive. The name and fan base would likely endure, just as they have for other relocated teams. However, the hosts acknowledge the heartbreak for Chicago purists, balancing empathy with reminders of sports business realities and the elasticity of fan loyalties. The episode is a lively, quintessential Covino & Rich ride: informed, irreverent, and totally in tune with sports culture.
| Segment | Quote & Attribution | Time | |---------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------| | The Name Game | “It would be a travesty if they didn’t...” — Rich | 15:01 | | Principle or Logistics? | “It’s just more of the principle of being in Indiana...” — Dan Beyer | 16:55 | | Listener Sentiment | “We are devastated at the news…Chicago Bears not in Chicago—it just doesn't sound right.” — AJ (caller) | 32:48 | | Overblown? | “I’m going to call it a Nothing Burger. Yes, I am.” — Dan Beyer | 17:28 | | History Ironies | “The Lakers are called the Lakers and it makes no sense, but we roll with it…” — Covino | 36:08 | | Stadium Economics & City Dealings | “It’s more of what it represents—trying to get a better deal…” — Dan Beyer | 37:28 | | Eileen Gu “Wicked Laugh” | “I'm the most decorated free skier, female free skier in history...” — Eileen Gu | 50:09 |
This summary covers the meaningful, content-packed segments of the show, providing context, key exchanges, and the C&R flavor for those who missed the episode.