C&R - Maye Day, City Poo, the Luge

Summary

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The Dan Patrick Show (Covino & Rich) – “Maye Day, City Poo, the Luge”

Date: February 10, 2026
Hosts: Covino & Rich, Dan Patrick Podcast Network

Overview

This episode features Covino and Rich (C&R) reflecting on Super Bowl week, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from San Francisco, unpacking their experiences with A-list guests, and offering witty sports banter. The crew tackles topics ranging from football and city tourism, boxing and baseball, forgiveness in sports, classic Olympic moments, and the Olympic luge. Plenty of humor and camaraderie—plus the signature “Last One Standing” trivia showdown—make this a lively post-Super Bowl episode.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Super Bowl Week Recap & San Francisco Vibes

[01:15–07:58]

• C&R reflect on a star-studded week with interviews from Cooper DeJean, Jackson Dart, Fernando Mendoza, Emmitt Smith, Gary Vaynerchuk, Bryce Young, and more.
• Rich shares a candid, humorous, and unfiltered critique of San Francisco’s downtown, contrasting it with prior visits:

  “If this was my only experience with San Francisco, it was like the butthole of the United States.” (Rich, 05:18)

• Concerns about city cleanliness and safety, particularly around the Tenderloin District, inject levity:

  “I was on high alert for hobos jumping out. I was on high alert. I was on high alert.” (Rich, 06:26)
  “It felt like Night of the Living Dead.” (Covino, 05:37)

• The hosts highlight how time, location, and circumstance can dramatically sway a city experience—urging listeners not to judge San Francisco solely by a single tough visit.

2. Super Bowl: Location & Event Logistics

[07:58–08:38]

• Discussion of logistical disconnect: game played in Santa Clara, but parties and media (Radio Row) centered in SF.
• Covino notes past Super Bowls in cities like Vegas and Miami had better cohesion between festivities and the stadium, improving the overall vibe.

3. Favorite Moments & Super Bowl MVP Debate

[08:38–11:30]

• Covino’s Super Bowl win highlight: meeting social-media “Costco” celebrities AJ and Big Justice (“They were so kind… it’s a whole family act,” Covino, 08:59)
• Rich addresses the MVP selection—debating the legitimacy of Matthew Stafford’s MVP win vs. Drake May:

  “The lackluster Patriots offense made me realize, all right, they got it right. They got it right with Matthew Stafford.” (Rich, 10:06)

• They note New England’s easy-ish schedule and how, despite it all, Patriots fans should feel “proud of themselves” for their Super Bowl run.

4. Standout Player: Christian Gonzalez

[12:14–12:39]

• Rich calls out Patriots DB Christian Gonzalez’s performance, noting key pass breakups that kept the game competitive:

  “That dude break[s] up a pass, like just like Fingertip knocked it out. Fantastic performance.” (Rich, 12:14)

5. Looking Ahead: Boxing, Baseball, Olympics

[13:01–18:42]

• Covino hypes Ryan Garcia vs. Mario Barrios (welterweight title) as the next boxing event worth following (fight: Feb 21).
• Discussion on forgiveness in sports—using Ryan Garcia and Kanye West as case studies for public redemption vs. forgetfulness.
• Baseball fans get a WBC (World Baseball Classic) preview, speculation over injuries and stacked teams (US, Japan, Dominican Republic), and a nostalgic recap of Otani striking out Trout in the previous WBC final.
• Olympic chat includes humor about luge, figure skating (and host attraction to competitors: “Am I judging the routine or how cute I think the figure skater is?” – Covino, 18:24), and a strong recommendation for Netflix’s “Miracle: The Boys of 1980,” an emotional documentary about the US Olympic hockey team.

6. Sports Culture, Trivia, and the “Last One Standing” Game

[22:34–44:22]

• The C&R team hosts their staple “Last One Standing” trivia contest with listeners and studio regulars, featuring questions about NFL turnovers, NBA playoff points, and Aaron Rodgers’ career interceptions.
• Banter thrives during and after the game—clashes over questionable trivia lists, sports stats, and playful ribbing about victory legends.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

San Francisco’s Struggles (with humor):

• Rich – “If this was my only experience with San Francisco, it was like the butthole of the United States.” ([05:18])
• Covino – “It felt like Night of the Living Dead.” ([05:37])
• Rich – “I was on high alert for hobos jumping out....Like, this is a haunted house.” ([06:26])

On Athlete Size and Perspective:

• Rich – “You forget that these quarterbacks, even when they don't look monstrous on the field, they're big boys…My dad said when you watch Jackson Dart on a Sunday, he doesn't look all that huge. But we forget like most of these guys are. You're comparing them with the biggest men in the world.” ([02:28])

On Social Media & Athlete Drama:

• Ilo – “Apparently…Stefon Diggs and Cardi B have unfollowed each other on Instagram, leading to speculation about the status of their relationship.” ([37:00])

On the Power of Sports Nostalgia:

• Covino – “You know what's cool about it is they get whoever's alive from that team…you realize how special it was because they're old now and it's so…it’s heartbreaking, really.” ([20:09], on Miracle 1980 hockey doc)

On Sports Forgiveness and Short Memories:

• Covino – “It’s not a matter of I forgive him. I just forget.” ([16:08], re: Ryan Garcia’s controversies)

On NYC’s Super Bowl Flush:

• Ilo – “…A spike in usage equivalent to 761,719 toilets flushing across New York City, including flushing itself.” ([37:44])

On “Last One Standing” Victory Math:

• Rich – “You said 20 seasons…I did 17 seasons times...about eight interceptions...17 times eight was 136 [for Rodgers interceptions].” ([44:03])

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Important Timestamps

• 01:15–07:58 – Super Bowl Week recap; San Francisco honesty
• 08:38–11:30 – MVP debate, favorite Super Bowl moments
• 12:14–12:39 – Christian Gonzalez’s defensive impact
• 13:01–18:42 – Looking forward: Garcia-Barrios, WBC, Olympics, forgiveness in sports
• 18:42–22:34 – “Miracle” documentary & origin of “USA!” chant/high-five
• 22:34–44:22 – “Last One Standing” sports trivia: NFL, NBA, Aaron Rodgers stats
• 37:44 – NYC’s ‘Super Bowl Flush’ moment reported

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Podcast Tone & Style

• Witty, humorous, and punchy—often self-deprecating and irreverent
• Deep sports knowledge balanced with pop culture and city-life anecdotes
• Banter-heavy, blending nostalgia and contemporary hot takes
• Freely riffs on guest interactions, upcoming sports, and cultural moments

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For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

You’ll catch post-Super Bowl camaraderie, a brutally honest (and funny) debrief of San Francisco, debates on MVP choices, hype for the upcoming sports calendar, and plenty of trivia-fueled bragging rights. The episode is rich in quotable moments, playful feuds, and the comforting chaos only Covino & Rich bring to the post-big game airwaves.

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Transcript

[A]

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[A]

Hey, thanks for listening to the Covino Enrich podcast. Be sure to catch us live every weekday from 5 to 7 Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio.

[B]

Find your local station for Kavito and [e-mail] or stream us live every day on the iHeartRadio app by searching FSR.

[A]

Hey, it's good to be back back in Los Angeles. If you missed our interviews with Cooper De Jean and Jackson Dart and Fernand, I mean, no, he almost had Fernando.

[C]

Ghost of Fernando.

[A]

We did get a picture and we got to talk to Fernando Mendoza. But we were sniped as you guys heard earlier, Emmett Smith and Gary Vaynerchuk.

[B]

A lot of fun.

[A]

Yeah, we had a lot of cool guests. Bryce Young and more. And many more. Catch it on Covino and Rich. Fsr, congrats to the Seahawks and we be rocking out. Let's go now. We're broadcasting live from the Fox Sports Radio studio as we speak. Like we said back in Los Angeles. And Remember, with the iHeartRadio app, you can stream us 24, 7 wherever you are, whoever you are. IHeartRadio app. Just search Fox Sports Radio. Be sure to select us number one as your preset. Search Covino and Rich wherever you stream your podcasts. And let's get into hour two. Man, we got last one standing giving away prizes. Maybe talk some baseball because we got to look forward. It's baseball, wbc, NBA. There's a good fight at the end of the month.

[C]

Rich said he's going to read the NBA standings on the air this.

[A]

Oh, perfect.

[B]

You know what? You forget that these quarterbacks, even when they don't look monstrous on the field, they're big boys. Like, you know, my dad was watching our YouTube interview with Jackson Dart. Oh, really? Like Jackson Dart.

[A]

What a likable fellow.

[B]

And I said. I said, dad, Jackson Dart.

[A]

Oh, he's a handsome boy.

[B]

Was enormous. And he was a big, huge fella.

[A]

I think he's listed 6, 3. He felt a lot bigger than that.

[B]

My dad said when you watch Jackson Dart on a Sunday, he doesn't look all that huge. But we forget like most of these guys are. You're comparing them with the biggest men in the world.

[A]

Yeah. Keep that in mind when you see how small we look. How small I look next to Jim Jackson Dart and Fernando Mendoza. Fernando Mendoza's over six, six foot five. That dude was lanky and a nice fella. And I thanks, Watts, for having our back.

[C]

I felt like I could dislocate Bryce Young's shoulder.

[A]

He looks small. You guys looked normal size compared to Bryce Young. Yes.

[B]

I saw pictures where you're all sitting.

[A]

I'm like, yeah, he looks. He was a small, subdued, kind fella.

[B]

And same with the Eagle secondary. Blankership and DeJean.

[A]

Oh, yeah.

[B]

They just look like.

[C]

It's their athleticism.

[A]

I was going to say, it shows you how great they have to be to compete with guys who are giants on the field.

[B]

They look. They look like two frat boys. That just worked out a lot.

[A]

If you want to see what we're talking about. COVINO and RICH, FSR on YouTube last week was great. Happy to be back. And, yeah, man, football's over. It's hard to. Hard to believe after a long season. So we'll wrap it up with your observations. Any other observations, Rich, from the game? From halftime?

[B]

Yes. Being in San Francisco, I'm a Niners fan. I've been there many a times. I just want to remind everyone, if you visit a different city, sometimes weather could play a factor. Sometimes where you stay could play a factor. Timing, timing. I think about this like I'm a New York kid at heart. We live in Los Angeles now, but I'm a New Yorker. I grew up on Long Island.

[A]

I lived in Manhattan.

[B]

I lived in Brooklyn. I know the east coast pretty well, but I feel like if someone visited New York, depending on where they stayed in Manhattan and when and when would totally determine.

[A]

I think the win is a big factor.

[B]

Like, if you go to New York and you stay. I don't know, in the Village and it's raining, that's way different than if you stay, I don't know, in Midtown and it's sunny, like, weather circumstances and everything. Because I've been to San Francisco, the Bay Area bunch. Fisherman's Wharf, Golden Gate Bridge, over the bridge, Sausalito, Sausalito, Napa Valley. Like, it's a. There's beautiful parts of that area special.

[A]

There's a feeling about the touristy. Even the touristy attractions of Lombard Street.

[B]

Right?

[A]

There's something beautiful about it and the trolleys. Like, there's a charm to San Francisco that I feel just wasn't the same.

[B]

This time you're being kind. I. Previous times I've been to the Bay Area, loved it. If this was my only experience with San Francisco, it was like the butthole of the United States.

[C]

It's because you were just trapped in a couple of streets downtown San Francisco.

[B]

Picture someone.

[C]

Why?

[B]

Picture someone. Picture someone.

[C]

On.

[A]

It was. You were in the Tenderloin district. Felt like Night of the Living Dead Point.

[B]

I was saying picture a map of the.

[A]

Watch your step out there. Do you?

[B]

Watch your step. You know what I mean? Listen. Picture a map of the United States. Don't step on that. And the. Picture a map of the United States and someone's on all fours and their face is in the New England area. They're buttholes.

[C]

Right?

[B]

In Northern California. I can't say that they're bum.

[A]

Bum.

[B]

Okay, they're bum. Bum. Did I say bum?

[C]

Bum.

[B]

Did you just dump me for saying that?

[C]

Yeah, you have to say bum.

[A]

They're bum. Bum.

[B]

Oh, okay. Learn something new.

[A]

Now. How are you gonna differentiate bum from bum?

[B]

Let's just say.

[A]

Just.

[B]

Let's just say find a way.

[A]

So rich. Where in the world was Carmen Sandiego again?

[B]

Let me just tell you this. In the. Bum.

[C]

Bum.

[B]

It was gross.

[A]

Bitty bitty bum. Bum.

[B]

I walk to dinner every night. Like on. I put my phone away. Usually, you know, you stroll down the street, you're looking at your phone like an idiot. I was on high alert for hobos jumping out. I was on high alert. I was on high alert.

[A]

Jump scares like a haunted house.

[B]

I was like, this is a haunted house. And honestly, everywhere I walked, I was gay. We don't take time.

[A]

They to strange.

[B]

I gotta watch where you walk. I wasn't worried about someone. Oh, they didn't clean up after the dog. I worried about, like. Was that that dude right there?

[A]

Yeah, it was wild. It's a wild scene. That's. But timing. That's why I said timing, because we've been there and it's been beautiful. It's been wonderful.

[B]

Is it timing or is it where you are in San Francisco?

[C]

It is location, location, location.

[B]

That's same with downtown la.

[A]

We've been in that.

[B]

Skid row.

[A]

We've been in that area, though. We've been in that area. It wasn't like that, Sam.

[B]

Someone could visit. You're right. Someone could visit California. And there's a big difference if they rent a beach house in Santa Monica versus being in skid row in downtown la.

[A]

Leave Sebastian, Boston district. Yeah.

[B]

So, yeah, just. Just a reminder not to judge something based on one little experience, because I love the Bay Area, but if I were to judge it solely based on our last experience, you know, what made the Super Bowl. Now I'm going to sound corny. Kid Rock, the company. That's funny. The company. Super bowl week. Because we got to. Danny. Have some nice dinners. Yeah. See some. See some old friends, hang with the.

[C]

We had a cool staff dinner.

[B]

Cool staff dinner. Everything about the week was fantastic. But San Francisco, I don't know when you compare that to Super Bowls that we've been to South Lauren.

[A]

Next year then, man, Arizona.

[B]

Let's get one thing clear, though. Where the super bowl was, was in Santa Clara, San Jose area.

[A]

Ye. But all the festivities and events leading up to it were in San Francisco. But the thing is, is like Radio.

[B]

Road didn't have to be in San Francisco because, like, technically you were really.

[A]

Far away from the stadium. It should have been a little closer to the stadium. That's true. And it took away a little bit from the vibe because in other cities where things are a lot closer, we're able to go to the NFL experience in the opening night and go into the stadium. But who's making that journey?

[B]

Oh, like when we were in Las Vegas, Danny, and we got to walk on the field.

[A]

Right. We didn't get to do that.

[D]

No.

[A]

That's not complaining, just explaining. Taking you behind the velvet rope.

[B]

Can I throw one more little angle at you? And then we could move on, you know, say, close the book on football maybe for now until the draft kind of angle. A Kurt angle. No, an acute angle.

[A]

Did you think AJ and Big Justice. Did you think AJ looked like Kurt Angle a little bit when we met him at the Super Bowl?

[B]

We met the boom. We met the.

[A]

We brought the boom, guys. That's what we did.

[B]

By the way, that was Kavino's favorite.

[A]

Moment of the Super Highways was probably my highlight. Like, Jackson Dart was cool. But meeting AJ And Big justice and I mean this they were serious. Note, I'm being facetious, but seriously, couldn't have been more kind. And I was so happy because they truly hit on something special. Like it's a whole family act. The family gimmick that they're loving and appreciating and they don't take it for granted. And that little kid, Big justice, who's again, they're social media famous. If you don't know who we're talking about, he was living up every second of it. But his dad a day looks like Kurt Angle.

[B]

But they, they were very cool. Famous for their Costco stuff too, right?

[A]

Yeah, Costco. We're Costco guys.

[B]

Double chunk, chocolate chip. Those guys, they were so kind. He's like, take my number when I'm in LA where they're, you know, they do wrestling events. He's like, we got you guys up like super kind.

[A]

They were super cool.

[B]

It was a great week. My one angle angle. Now you got me all thrown off. What was my one angle?

[A]

I forgot that quick.

[B]

I got it. Please, I just need a second. I'm not that dumb.

[C]

This is how we're ending NFL season.

[A]

I know.

[B]

I got it, guys. Don't worry.

[C]

This is like the super bowl last night.

[B]

I got it. Does it make you feel a little better for the people that were like, oh man, Drake May got robbed. Does it make you feel a little better about Stafford being the mvp? I think, I think the lackluster Patriots offense made me realize, all right, they got it right. They got it right with Matthew Stafford.

[A]

I mean, it's not bad for Drake May though. He's, you know, Will Campbell.

[C]

What if Will Campbell was blocking for Stafford though? I mean for the beginning, I mean the first half of that game especially, I know, was running for his life. Listen, he did make some bad throws. Yes.

[B]

Can I just say this? I don't want to come across as like some weak ass 49ers fan that's, you know, my team lost. They were decimated with injuries. So I'm not dissing another team. And I've always been a proponent of you play who's on your schedule. Don't bitch about that. But when you do realize of their 17 game schedule, only three games were against over 500 teams. Now when that was the Bills twice and the Steelers and they played an AFC championship game against a backup quarterback, let's just say the Patriots path there was ideal. They just ended up running into a team that would that out match them. Like you. You could argue that under so many different Circumstances they shouldn't even have been there. But you know what?

[A]

They were.

[B]

And that's a tr. That's a tribute to them coming together as a team and doing what it took.

[A]

But first year, maybe they're ahead of schedule.

[B]

If anything, dude, if anything, they should all be very proud of themselves.

[A]

But right though, he said no one on the team played good enough for them to win. Like, none of them really played.

[B]

The one dude in the secondary that broke up, like, three big passes, their.

[C]

Defense was jumping routes to start that game. So it kind of felt like they knew they had to really lean on their defense if they had a chance in the third game.

[B]

Who's their defensive guy? Latino name. Who's the guy that jumped?

[A]

Oh, bad Bonnie.

[B]

Benito.

[A]

Benito. Bonnie.

[B]

No. Well, if you do look at Stafford's numbers against, like, the Seahawks both times this year, like, he lit them up like he was. He was the mvp.

[A]

No doubt. No doubt. That was proven yesterday. And any other phone call.

[B]

Christian Gonzalez. I drew a blank on the name. Christian Gonzalez. How many times did that dude break up, break up a pass that was like, just like Fingertip knocked it out? Fantastic performance by him, but I don't know about anywhere else.

[A]

87799 on Fox Coveeno, Henrich at Fox Sports Radio. And again, streaming live as we speak on YouTube. Covino, Enrich, FSR.

[B]

And thank you, Steelo, Wes, Ashley, everyone chimed in all at once. Gonzalez.

[A]

Gonzalez.

[B]

Gonzalez. That's the. That's the fun of the live chat. I have my own little. My own little feedback.

[A]

Speaking of Latinos and speaking of what to look forward next, what to look forward to next.

[B]

Any excitement about Wes, who's a Seahawks fan? He goes, if not for Gonzalez, that game could have been 50 to 9 or something. Like, something ridiculous. Like he really did break up some key plays.

[A]

Now, keep in mind, I'm just trying to get people hyped for what's coming up, right? There's no more football, guys. Sorry. You're going to have the football blues for the next month or so. Anyone excited for Ryan Garcia and Mario Barrios at the end of the month? I know we got Valentine's weekend, papi, coming up. Happy Valentine's, papa.

[B]

I know you are, but tell us about it.

[A]

Garcia's back. He's fighting for the belt.

[B]

Do we all just forget?

[A]

Mario Barrios fought Pacquiao. Remember, Pacquiao wanted to win another title, so he fought Barrios at welterweight. Wbc. It was a draw.

[B]

Boring, but it was a. It was a.

[A]

You know, it was A weird fight. I'll just say weird fight. So Garcia is making his comeback, and he's saying, I'm going for the belt. And he's fighting at welterweight, February.

[B]

No, I just say, what? A fight's a draw in my mind is like, did it even happen?

[A]

No, that's fine. But now Garcia is saying, all right, well, I'm going to come and take that title. And you got two Vatos Locos. You got Garcia. I'm Pretty Boy Garcia versus the Aztec Mario Barrios, February 21st. I'm just trying to hype it up to. To just put a little dot in your calendar so that you're excited about something, and then you got WBC in March.

[B]

Answer me that. How forgiving are you? Meaning?

[A]

I'm pretty forgiving.

[B]

Meaning, you know, in relationships, with friendships, co workers. Let's say, you know, at work, someone steals your client. Kavina, I remember you worked at a clothing store one time. Didn't you say someone's like, almost like, want to throw you against the wall in the back room, like, don't you steal my commissions or something?

[A]

Some dude threatened me, man. Yeah. He put his finger to my chest and said, yo, man, don't be doing that. I know what you're doing. I was like, what? What am I doing? Stealing my commissions.

[B]

That's what Danny did to Colin's producer. Don't you be saying this.

[D]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

I was like, so you got to.

[B]

Do that to Tuan music, too?

[A]

That guy George, who threatened me, stood on business, as they say. He said, you were not taking any money off my plate or something like that. And I was like, I'm sorry, man. I didn't mean anything by it. I didn't. I was just on my. I just hustled harder. That's what it was. He didn't like it. So what about that, by the way? I was like, 16 and he was like, 28. So, like, yeah, he was a big.

[B]

Dude when it comes to forgiveness.

[A]

I don't forgive.

[B]

You know, someone steals your girl, you know. You know, you fight with an ex, whatever. Do your take on forgiveness.

[A]

Because Ryan Reynolds, forgiveness is just like saying sorry.

[B]

I learned that in one of my favorite movies, Just Friends with Ryan Reynolds.

[A]

Forgiveness, just like saints are.

[B]

I bring that up because Ryan Garcia was a fighter and is a fighter. Young, handsome, talented, fastest hands in the.

[A]

Game, all the potential in the world.

[B]

Had one weak ass fight in New York City, and it sort of ruined my vibe of him because I felt.

[A]

Like, dude, he lost to Rolly Romero.

[B]

Yeah. But but forget that he went on social media and like, when he's just chopping up with his boys, he said like, remember, like racist bad stuff and then he blamed it on what even say. I feel like, do we all just forget that happened? Because remember, he, like, went off.

[A]

Well, he says so much ridiculous stuff that I forget what you're even talking about, to be honest. So, yeah, it's not a matter of I forgive him. I just forget.

[B]

I'm just saying, like, Kanye west is trying to make a comeback, right? And he's trying to be like, yeah, it was, you know, just kidding. Like, I didn't say, you know, think of all the terrorists.

[A]

Some weird stuff. I know he always defended, like, little kids and child trafficking and sort of went off on crazy rants like that all the time.

[B]

Ryan Garcia. Yeah, look, Ryan Garcia said some interesting stuff. But anyway, that's right.

[A]

Yeah, that's happening later this month. I'm just trying again. Give you something to look forward to.

[B]

And is the World Baseball Classic going to be interesting? I think so, man, considering so many players are dropping out because countries and teams aren't insuring them. Where is this your boy, Linda?

[A]

War on some of those Puerto Rican guys. They're too busy worrying about Bad Bunny. So a lot of paperwork fell through.

[B]

But you're talking.

[A]

But there's a lot of people still involved.

[B]

You're telling me that.

[A]

Look at the lineups, man. It's like, who's more stacked? The Doctor, Japan, usa. There's a lot of stacked lineups. And it was so competitive and awesome, what, four years ago where show the game. If you guys remember, the WBC ended with Shohei Ohtani striking out his teammate at the time, Mike trout. Japan over USA. And Japan won three of the only five WBCs. I think the doctor won in USA won one. So you got some heated competition there. Again, an international game. You're going to see a lot of international stars. So if it's anything even remotely close to as exciting as the last wbc, then I'm fired up for some early competitive baseball.

[B]

I have a question.

[A]

Your boy Diaz is playing Danny G. I'd be worried about that.

[B]

Last time, Diaz?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Last time he was in the World Baseball Classic, grand opening, grand closing. He missed a season.

[A]

Yeah, that's scary. So he's playing.

[B]

Speaking of forgiveness and the Olympics run, did we ever get word. Did Nancy Kerrigan ever quote, forgive Tanya Harding? I don't know.

[A]

You should DM her. Find out.

[B]

I will hit her up on.

[A]

Hit her up on the instagram you.

[B]

Want me to DM Nancy Kerrigan?

[D]

Nancy.

[B]

Do you know any young woman named Nancy? By the way, not to be all my aunt. Not to be all over the place. Let me give you guys a heads up. Speaking of the Olympics. And I know now that football's over, we may start. You know, you're going to find yourself watching more Olympics. One, I find myself glued to couples figure skating.

[A]

I don't know why.

[B]

I find it to be fascinating. And then Augusto, who you know, works here at Fox Sports Radio, he goes, are you watching them or are you just judging how good looking the girl is? And I'm like, you know what? I think that's what I'm doing. Am I judging the routine or how cute I think the figure skater is? That's question one.

[A]

And number two, maybe you just appreciate the. What's the word? Synchronicity.

[B]

That's the word. Synchronicity.

[A]

That's the word, right?

[B]

That's what it is. It's like my wife will be like, babe, do you like this dress or this dress? And she's like, don't judge the model wearing it. I'm like, I can't do that. I'm gonna be looking at who's wearing it. But number two, if you have not watched not the movie Miracle on Netflix, it's a brand new documentary. It's called Miracle the boys of 1980.

[A]

I watched it.

[B]

It's an hour and a half of freaking. I almost went rogue there. Freaking awesome. Look into these men who were college kids at the time. Amateurs. And you know what? We left this off the list.

[A]

Russell, man, what a hell of coach.

[D]

No, no, no.

[B]

But we talked about recently, like the greatest, you know, against all odd stories. And we left off mirrored.

[A]

You know what I got out of that, Rich? I watched this documentary.

[B]

We don't give it enough love.

[A]

We don't give it enough love. I'm sure hockey fans do. And people that were like, aware of what was going on in 1980. I was picking my nose. I was four years old. I think that the captain of the team was at not many Italian hockey players, right?

[B]

Yeah, I know.

[A]

He was a die.

[B]

Not many guys in the NHL named Nunzio.

[A]

I gotta check his name again.

[C]

Tommy DeVito's great grandfather.

[A]

I'm pretty sure he's a die.

[B]

The game winning goal. And you know what?

[A]

Yeah, he was the guy.

[B]

I thought the documentary was great.

[A]

Great. You know what's cool about it is they get whoever's alive from that team, they get them together to relive it and you realize how special it was because they're old now and it's so, it's heartbreaking, really. Do you know, worth the watch? If you're looking for things to do, watch that. I saw Netflix.

[B]

My biggest takeaway other than. It was beautiful, beautiful to see these. You know, these are all boomers. These are, these are people that were, you know, college kids in 1980. These are all 60, 70 year old men. Right. So watching them get together like Kavino said, and watch this and get all emotional.

[A]

You mean the captain, Mike Urizioni. How do you say that? How do you say you're a Zoni? He was in the Zoni. How do you say that? Lo and Cron. I know you probably remember that.

[D]

Aruzioni.

[A]

Mike Aruzione.

[B]

He celebrated with some gabagool.

[A]

I didn't know that the legend of.

[B]

The team was a dad, but the way how the coach was so tough on them. Everything about the documentary was really touching. Watching the guys get emotional because a lot of these guys are like, they're seeing footage and it's like that's when my parents were alive. And that's. There's something heartbreaking and emotional about it.

[A]

Yeah, I think I shed. Well, no, no, I didn't shed an actual tear, but I, I, I welled up real nice at one point and then caught myself.

[B]

You don't think let it happen.

[A]

No, no, no. I'm not wasting my Fato tears, but.

[B]

I thought it was fantastic. And the other big takeaway, we talked about Danny G. In the past, the origin of the high five with Dusty Baker. Right. You don't think they credit the families of Team USA. USA. USA. USA. They talk about how before the 1980 Olympics, you know, Vietnam and people were burning flags and, you know, people weren't cheering USA in the 50s and stuff like that. So they think the first USA chant, USA.

[A]

Well, Al Michaels actually said he had never heard that before until the 1980 Olympics.

[B]

They credit the USA chant to the.

[A]

And by the way, Dusty Baker and Glenn Burke. It was Glenn Burke who really brought it.

[C]

Dusty's the one who had to figure out what to do.

[A]

Dusty just reacted.

[C]

Yeah. He put his hand up like, okay.

[A]

Glenn Burke in 1977.

[B]

So I think Dusty invented it.

[A]

That'd be a high five.

[B]

Because if Dusty's the one that had to interpret what to do, he, you.

[A]

Know, he just countered the reaction. But it took two. It took two to tango or something like that.

[C]

High five.

[B]

High five. All right, listen, you want to Play the last one standing. This is a game we play every week. It's stressful, it's awesome, it's fun. Win a prize pack. We got some Koozies, Nerf footballs. All that for you and more at Coveenon, Rich. And of course, call now 877-99-NOX. We'll play next right here on Fox Sports Radio.

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[A]

We are living la vida loca. Covino and Rich. You know who really dropped the ball? Not Aaron Judge. Another Yankee. Daddy Yankee. Because I was talking to my mom before, she's like, I knew Gasolina. I'm like, yeah, mom, that's not even his song. I was like, that's a Daddy Yankee jam. And he was supposed to be part of it. And for whatever reason, I don't know, he made up some weird excuse and. But I, I wasn't a part of it all. I say, but he's a big part of that genre.

[B]

Being what it is today makes no sense to me. Like I. Like I said to you earlier today, anytime someone misses a big event, I'm like, what were they doing? That's more important.

[A]

What were they doing?

[B]

What was Daddy Yankee doing? That Trump's being at the super bowl with bad Bunny.

[A]

Speaking of Trump, he wasn't a big fan of the halftime show based on his tweet, but I thought it was pretty good. Hope you guys enjoyed the game. Congrats to the Seahawks. To our very own Dan Beyer. I know he's happy right now. And all the Seahawks fans, our buddy Wes and. And who? Mina Kaim's a big fan.

[B]

So anyway, I'm still gonna start the rumor that Dan Byer's way into the stadium was dressing up as one of the sugarcane trims.

[A]

No, it's true. Again, we're Kavino Nish live from the Fox Sports Radio studio. It's good to be back in Los Angeles.

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[A]

Oh, no. You have five seconds to battle for.

[B]

Your sports trivia life, man.

[A]

Ah, I got it.

[B]

Yeah, I don't got it.

[D]

Put your electronic devices down and pick your sports knowledge. It's CNR's last one standing.

[B]

Last one standing.

[C]

All right, I have four categories ready to go if needed. A tiebreaker. Each contestant in this game gets 5 seconds to stay alive in the round. If you run out of time or answer incorrectly, Iowa. Sam takes you out with his big bad buzzer. Don't want to hear that. Yeah.

[A]

No.

[B]

Stop. No.

[C]

We keep battling until you are the last one standing. If you win two of the rounds, you're the top dog. Here are the contestants. 13 time winner, Steve Cavino right over boo.

[A]

13, man that loves Kid Rock.

[C]

Next to him, the madman who cried when he saw Joe Montana on the screen last night. 18 time winner, Rich Davis. There he is.

[A]

PJs.

[B]

You know, I told my daughter I go, that's why dad loves 16. Oh, and it's your birthday.

[A]

And in and in.

[C]

For 38 time winner, Dan Byer is three time winner, Isaac Loincron.

[B]

Hello.

[D]

I'm the Kenneth Walker of this group.

[A]

All right, let's go.

[C]

I'm going to the studio lines right now. See who's playing for a CNR prize pack. Nick in Virginia beach was the first through.

[B]

What's up, Nick?

[A]

Hey, Nick. How are you?

[B]

We're good, Nick.

[C]

What you do for a living there.

[A]

I have to deal with.

[D]

I'm a paint powder coat person.

[C]

What?

[D]

I have an opportunity to walk into a 400 degree oven a lot of times today.

[C]

Firefighter.

[A]

Yeah. Oh, no. I'll have to explain it to you when it's over.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

He makes pizzas. Thanks, Nick.

[C]

Yeah. He puts pottery in a kiln. All right. Spot is the fact checker.

[B]

Oven repairman.

[D]

He was a stunt double. And ghost.

[B]

There it is.

[A]

Okay.

[C]

All right. Spot's the fact checker during this game. A lot of anxiety.

[A]

I hate it so much.

[C]

Please have patience with him as he checks his answers. When I say your name, the clock will start. All right, first category.

[A]

Confused.

[C]

May I give you the ball? You have five seconds to name an NFL QB who has the most turnovers in a Super bowl game. 11 names at the Top of this.

[A]

List, I had about 14 during yesterday's Super Bowl.

[C]

Eleven names at the top. All right, Covino, we're going to start with you.

[A]

In a game or in one Super bowl bowl game.

[D]

This is good.

[C]

All right. Starting right now. Go, Covino. There's one obvious answer.

[A]

Drake May.

[C]

Drake May was right off the bat. Maybe two obvious answers, if you think about it. Rich.

[B]

John Elway.

[A]

John Elway is not on my list.

[D]

Whoa.

[A]

It's two or more?

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Two or more.

[A]

Oh, wow.

[C]

A lot of ties. Ilo.

[D]

Craig Morton.

[A]

Craig Morton is not on the list.

[B]

What?

[A]

Yeah.

[D]

Oh, my God.

[A]

In a single game?

[C]

In a single game, Nick.

[A]

Super bowl game.

[C]

Single Super Bowl.

[D]

Let's go with. Let's go with Terry Bradshaw.

[C]

Terry Bradshaw.

[A]

He's not on the list. I won the first round.

[B]

Patrick Mahomes is an answer.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Thank you. Is Jaylen Herz an answer?

[A]

I was gonna say Jaylen Herz.

[C]

One.

[D]

Really?

[B]

That's it. Hey, I win by default against Seahawks, by the way. Can I say something? When you watch that Elway documentary, which is fantastic, they. They allude to a way worse super bowl run from one turnover. He never had two in a game. They made it seem like Spot.

[A]

Read the list, would you?

[B]

We're.

[D]

Jim Kelly. Jim Kelly.

[A]

No.

[B]

What? What is wrong with Spot's list?

[A]

I think he got ripped.

[C]

This is from Statmus.

[A]

Who? So I have. Let's see.

[D]

Jim Kelly. They had a Super bowl record, nine.

[C]

Turnovers, but this is the most turnovers in one single super bowl game.

[D]

Yeah.

[A]

By just the quarterback.

[C]

BY Just a QB.

[A]

Let's see. Cam Newton.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

Donovan McNabb, Ron Jaworski, Ben Roefflersberger.

[D]

Who?

[B]

Roefflersberger.

[A]

Kurt Warner, Matthew Stafford, Peyton Manning, Rex.

[C]

Grossman, and Tom Brady.

[B]

Wow.

[A]

Maybe there's a few missing, but I was going to say Peyton Manning. I mean, this is the list I have.

[C]

I mean, Statmus has never let us down.

[D]

Wait a minute. I'm looking at the literal Official Super Bowl 5 box score right now. And Craig Morton. And three passes intercepted.

[B]

Yeah. So what are we doing?

[D]

12 for 26, 127. One touchdown, three intercepts.

[A]

We'll nick the list. This information is unreliable, but either way, none of you got it. So that means.

[B]

Wait, no.

[A]

And the last one stands. What do you mean it's not true? No one said any of those names.

[B]

He said Craig Morton.

[C]

He did say Craig Morton.

[A]

Oh, damn it.

[C]

How about. How about this? So I'm salty. I'm going to give Covino and Ilo both a Point for that round.

[A]

All right, sounds good. Sounds good. This is why I hate this job.

[D]

I'm such a jerk. Okay.

[C]

It's all right.

[A]

This is why I hate it.

[C]

All right, Jim. Second Cat. And I named the second category after ilo.

[A]

This just ruins all of my integrity.

[C]

Isaac was in his documentary, Part four. All right, you have five seconds to name an NBA player who joins Kobe Bryant on the list for most career points in the playoffs. So players on the top of the list for most career points in the playoffs gonna take the top 25. Nick, you are up first.

[B]

Go.

[A]

I gotta go. Michael Jordan.

[C]

He says mj.

[A]

Oh, he's not on my list.

[B]

I'm kidding.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

On the list.

[C]

High, low.

[D]

Let's go.

[A]

LeBron obvious at number one, rich.

[B]

Steph curry.

[A]

Steph curry at number 10.

[B]

Nice.

[C]

Covino.

[A]

Klay Thompson, then. Klay Thompson.

[D]

Good one.

[C]

Top 25.

[A]

No, the splash brother's not there.

[B]

Oh, Donald.

[A]

Sorry.

[B]

All right, back to Splishy splashy.

[C]

Back to Nick.

[A]

Sorry, buddy.

[D]

Let's go with. All right, Magic Johnson.

[A]

Magic Johnson is on the list at number 17.

[C]

ILO.

[A]

Kareem Kareem. Number three. 5762.

[B]

Rich, this is not just NBA Finals. Playoffs, right?

[C]

Playoffs.

[B]

Playoffs. Kevin Durant.

[A]

Kevin Durant is on the list at number seven.

[C]

Yeah, he is 49.85. Back to Nick.

[D]

Scottie Pippen.

[A]

Scottie Pippen. Number 19.

[C]

36, Scotty P. Yep. Highlight.

[D]

Oh, I'm panicking. I'm gonna crash out. Wil.

[A]

Wilt is on the list of 21 with 36 O's.

[B]

Boom.

[C]

Rich.

[D]

Wow, that's cool.

[B]

I'm gonna pull Mad Dog Russo like an old guy like Jerry West.

[A]

Jerry west is on the list at number nine. 44. 57.

[C]

Good battle going, Nick.

[D]

Let me go with.

[C]

One.

[D]

No, I'm sorry.

[B]

I'm sorry, dude.

[C]

All right, this is between ilo and rich. Ilo.

[D]

Elgin baylor.

[A]

Elgin baylor.

[C]

Number 20.

[A]

36.

[C]

Rich.

[B]

Oh, sweet Timmy Duncan.

[A]

Sweet Timmy Duncan at number six with 5172.

[D]

This is a Hail Mary. John Havlicek. Yes. Wait, he's all the way up at number 16.

[B]

15.

[A]

15.

[D]

37.

[A]

77.

[D]

And Klay Thompson's not on the list.

[B]

Wow.

[C]

How crazy is that, Rich?

[B]

Three playoff points. Huh?

[A]

Two.

[B]

Oh. Dirk Davitsky. Yep.

[C]

Right at the wire.

[A]

36 at number 18.

[C]

All right, back to Ilo.

[D]

Karl Malone at number eight.

[A]

Hot Carl, 4761.

[C]

See if Rich has anything left. Let's look at some good names on here. 3, 2, 1.

[B]

Dwyane Wade.

[A]

D. Wade is on the list.

[C]

Staying alive.

[D]

Ilo, Cold blooded. Isaiah.

[A]

Isaiah.

[C]

Wait, Isaiah Thomas.

[A]

No, not on the list.

[B]

I'm the smartest man alive.

[D]

Neither Isaiah.

[A]

So it's a three way tie.

[C]

Yeah, Rich gets that round. So Covino, ilo, Rich, all on the board. Let's go to the third category quickly.

[B]

No, let's go to Ilo's update and want to do overtime when we get back.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

I mean, because you always tell me let's do the update.

[C]

Well, I wanted to give the other players a chance.

[A]

Let's do the update.

[C]

Overtime.

[B]

Sorry, he's loosely lose. You're out. Nick, what's up?

[C]

Wow, Rich is a new man since the Super Bowl. When have you been looking at a clock?

[B]

I know.

[D]

Oh man.

[A]

Wow.

[D]

Boy. Just a footnote for people in America out there. That was a serious radio burn. Just thereby clock.

[B]

What's that?

[D]

Oh man. Well, speaking of scorching, the US women's hockey team that's recorded to 3:0 at the Winter Olympics today with a 5:0 victory over Switzerland. American skier Lindsey Vaughn, who crashed 13 seconds into her women's downhill run on Sunday posted on Instagram today, quote, unfortunately, I sustained a complex tibia fracture that is currently stable but will require multiple surgeries to fix properly. My ACL and past injuries had nothing to do with my crash. Whatso so that on an Instagram post from Lindsey Von today. Speaking of Instagram, New England Patriots receiver Stefan Diggs and music superstar Cardi B have unfollowed one another on Instagram, leading to speculation about the status of their relationship. The super bowl champion Seahawks announced today that they will hold their championship celebration on Wednesday, beginning with a rally at Lumen Field and then a parade through downtown Seattle. Finally, guys, I thought this was a joke, but it turns out this is absolutely true. I got confirmation from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, which oversees New York City's water system. They posted that New York City saw a significant reduction in water usage during the super bowl halftime show. But in the 15 minutes of after the halftime show ended, there was a spike in usage equivalent to 761,719 toilets flushing across New York City, including flushing itself. Back to you guys.

[B]

Damn, a lot of people taking cold showers.

[D]

I thought it was like from a parody account, but I literally emailed him and I'm like, guys, is this actually you? It was actually them.

[B]

I love the investigative research you do.

[A]

It just means everyone waited till after the halftime newspaper. And by the way, speaking of unfollowing Was it true that Tom Brady wasn't following the Patriots? Was that a true story or was that just a rumor?

[D]

I don't know.

[B]

No.

[D]

But apparently I saw something that said he actually refollowed them or followed them back.

[A]

Oh really? You know, it was kind of cool too. On a side note, I saw Tom Brady and his interaction with like Green Day and just that weird mutual respect of like him and Mike Darnt shaking hands and like, yeah, kind of weird to see that behind the scenes. So we got overtime next. Last one standing and stick around for more. Covino Enrich on Fox Fox Sports Radio.

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[A]

All right, the conclusion of last one, stand in three way tie right now. But shout out to Nick for, I don't know, for calling us up, I guess. For shouting out Magic Johnson a few times.

[B]

What was he, an oven repair man?

[D]

I forget.

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[A]

Before we wrap up this game, want to remind you that tomorrow show Iron Mike joining us for Tyson trivia on Tuesday. So join us for Iron Mike broke. Mike Tyson will be here giving away more prizes. And I do want to shout out our buddy Brock who stopped by to say hello today. Brock with the good hair. And shout out to Kathleen. But Brock, thanks for visiting and everybody that joined us super bowl week. If you missed anything, covino and rich, FSR on YouTube. All right, Danny G. Back to you, buddy.

[C]

Yeah, Brock is here to see my Lakers.

[A]

Yeah, that's right.

[B]

That's fun.

[A]

We're here to see his hair. His glorious hair.

[C]

All right, tiebreaker time. Whoever comes closest. So you're just going to buzz in with your name when you're ready to go. By the way, this is between Covino, Rich and Ilo for the W. How many interceptions has Aaron Rodgers thrown in his 20 year NFL career? Regular season numbers, by the way?

[D]

Just regular season.

[C]

Yeah, regular season. 20 years.

[B]

Wait, hold on. 20 years.

[D]

He.

[B]

Okay, all right, hold on.

[C]

All right, get your guests together.

[B]

Hold on. All right, hold on one second.

[A]

Everyone has to write down. He has to be like brainwave.

[B]

Hold on. I agree.

[A]

Hold up, hold up. And then we'll go around the mask.

[C]

All right, Covino.

[B]

Wait, hold on, hold on.

[A]

All right, locked in, everyone. Locked Now.

[C]

Rich, are you using a calculator over there?

[B]

I am, actually.

[C]

Ilo.

[B]

You locked?

[D]

I'm locked.

[C]

All right.

[A]

Steve, you locked? Yeah, I guess so. Rich, you locked?

[B]

What did you write down? Kove, write it down. Okay, he did write down. I wrote mine down, too.

[C]

All right, What'd you got, couf?

[A]

240.

[C]

240.

[B]

Did you write yours down?

[D]

Oh, I didn't write mine down.

[B]

Write it down so we know you're not a lying thief.

[D]

I am a lying thief. Just not in this specific instance.

[A]

He's a man of integrity.

[D]

I was gonna say 150.

[C]

150.

[B]

I wrote down what number? Cavino. So you know I'm telling the truth. 136.

[C]

136. The actual interception number is 123. Rich is the closest at 136. Rich, that is your 19th victory.

[B]

I count them every time I win. No, you want to know how? Want to know why? I actually did math. You said 20 seasons. I said, eh, three of them. Didn't he, like, not play for three years because of five, right?

[A]

He did not count that.

[B]

Then I said 17. He very rarely had double digits. He had a couple years where he had like five or less. So I did 17 seasons. Times I said about eight interceptions. So 17 times eight was 136.

[A]

There you go.

[B]

Look at that.

[A]

So close. Close, close game.

[B]

You said it, buddy.

[A]

Man, I'm so disappointed.

[B]

Sorry, man.

[A]

For some reason, when Rich wins, it's never fun, right?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Rich only win. Sorry, no offense, island, but when vampire's not here. Yeah, whatever. But anyway. Hey, it's baseball time, guys.

[B]

Why are you treating my win like yesterday's Super Bowl? That was exciting, guys.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

That was really fun, huh?

[A]

No, I much prefer the halftime show where we just got to chill. So let's all put our NBA caps on. Our baseball caps on and. No, our NBA shorts and our baseball caps.

[B]

I'm putting my luge onesie on first.

[A]

We'll be discussing more NBA tomorrow. I guess if you guys did doubles luge, who would be on the. On the bottom? Who would be on top? We'll leave that to the listeners of Fox Sports Radio. Let us know. Let us know. Obinoin Red.

[B]

See you guys later.

[A]

See you in the promised land.

[B]

You're definitely the bottom.

[A]

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