Hour 1 – Bushwackers, Sacrifice

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show – Episode: Hour 1 – Bushwackers, Sacrifice
Release Date: July 15, 2025
Host: iHeartPodcasts and Dan Patrick Podcast Network
Description: In this episode, Covino and Rich take over the show from Dan Patrick to share their exhilarating experiences at the MLB Home Run Derby in Atlanta. They delve into their unique tradition of “Bushwhacking,” their interactions with players and fellow fans, and their observations on the evolving landscape of baseball.

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1. Live from MLB All-Star Village: The Ultimate Baseball Hot Spot

[02:31 – 03:00]

Covino and Rich introduce themselves as they join the show from the MLB All-Star Village in Atlanta. They highlight the vibrant atmosphere and the excitement surrounding the Home Run Derby.

Steve Cavino: “We are live from MLB All Star Village in Hotlanta. It’s the ultimate baseball hot spot.”

2. The Tradition of Bushwhacking

[03:00 – 06:05]

Covino and Steve discuss their longstanding tradition of “Bushwhacking,” a playful endeavor to grab attention on TV by engaging in humorous antics during the Derby.

Covino: “It’s just pure elation, pure excitement and joy. When the ball comes our way, it's the craziest feeling ever.”

They recount past attempts and the thrill of unexpectedly being featured on the big screen during live events.

3. A Night of Close Calls and Pure Joy

[06:05 – 12:16]

The hosts share anecdotes about nearly catching home run balls and the adrenaline rush that accompanies such moments.

Steve Cavino: “If you’ve ever caught a home run, you know it feels like a meteor is falling out of the sky.”

They recount specific instances where balls came dangerously close, emphasizing the intense emotions and community spirit at the event.

4. Celebrating Cal Raleigh’s Triumph

[12:16 – 18:50]

Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners emerges as the standout performer, narrowly clinching the Derby title by a mere 0.96 inches over Brent Rooker of the Oakland A's. Covino and Steve delve into Raleigh’s background, his family’s involvement, and the significance of his victory.

Covino: “Watching his kid's childhood dream come true…it was a family affair.”

They highlight the role of Raleigh’s family, particularly his father and younger brother, in his journey to the Derby victory.

5. The Evolution of the Home Run Derby

[18:50 – 26:13]

Covino and Steve analyze the strategic improvements MLB has made to the Derby format, including timed rounds and fair scoring mechanisms. They praise the event’s ability to showcase multiple talents and maintain competitive integrity.

Covino: “Major League Baseball got it right. Every rule change has made the derby fair and exciting.”

They discuss how these changes have elevated the spectacle, making it more engaging for both players and fans.

6. The Impact of Young Superstars on Baseball’s Future

[26:13 – 33:47]

The discussion shifts to the influx of young talent in baseball, emphasizing how emerging players like Cal Raleigh and others from smaller market teams are reshaping the sport’s landscape. They speculate on how this youth movement promises a bright future for baseball.

Steve Cavino: “The MLB is setting up to be great for the next 10 years.”

They express optimism that these young stars will inspire the next generation of players and fans.

7. The Experience Beyond the Field: Music and Atmosphere

[33:47 – 39:34]

Covino and Steve describe the lively ambiance of the Derby, highlighting the role of music and entertainment in enhancing the overall experience.

Steve Cavino: “They were blasting music through the whole event, adding to the fun.”

They recount the diverse musical selections, from Metallica to country tunes, which contributed to the electric atmosphere.

8. Reflections on Competitive Spirit and Future Events

[39:34 – 53:41]

The hosts reflect on the competitive nature showcased during the Derby and discuss their plans to attend future events in Philadelphia and Chicago. They also pose a thought-provoking question to their audience about sacrifices fans would make for their teams’ victories.

Covino: “What would you give up if it meant your team could win it all?”

They emphasize the importance of passion and dedication among fans, drawing parallels between personal sacrifices and team triumphs.

9. Final Thoughts and Audience Engagement

[53:41 – End]

Covino and Steve conclude the episode by summarizing their experiences, celebrating Cal Raleigh’s victory, and encouraging listeners to share their own thoughts on what they would sacrifice for their team’s success.

Steve Cavino: “Congrats again to Seattle. You have a superstar.”

They invite listeners to engage with the show’s community, fostering a sense of connection and shared enthusiasm for baseball.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• [03:00] Steve Cavino: “We are live from MLB All Star Village in Hotlanta. It’s the ultimate baseball hot spot.”

• [06:05] Covino: “It’s just pure elation, pure excitement and joy. When the ball comes our way, it's the craziest feeling ever.”

• [12:16] Covino: “Watching his kid's childhood dream come true…it was a family affair.”

• [18:50] Steve Cavino: “The MLB is setting up to be great for the next 10 years.”

• [39:34] Covino: “What would you give up if it meant your team could win it all?”

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Conclusion

In this engaging episode of The Dan Patrick Show, Covino and Rich provide an insider’s perspective on the MLB Home Run Derby, blending personal anecdotes with insightful commentary on the sport’s future. Their passionate discussions about tradition, competition, and community resonate with both avid baseball fans and casual listeners. The episode effectively captures the excitement of live sports events while inviting the audience to reflect on their own dedication to their favorite teams.

Transcript

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[Covino]

Show on Fox Sports Radio. Yeah, and it Is our pleasure to fill in for Dan Patrick on Fox Sports Radio. Cavino and Rich, you heard him. We are live from MLB All Star Village in Hotlanta.

[Spot]

Let's go.

[Steve Cavino]

It's the ultimate baseball hot spot. And you can be part of the excitement here at Capital One All Star Village. Due today, head to the Cobb Galleria for baseball fun, live entertainment like us and interactive games. Buy tickets [e-mail] so, yeah, Covino and Rich are back. Day two of the Dan Patrick Hatrick. It's always great filling in. And we're famous. What could you say? I mean, you saw us on TV last night at the derby. Bushwacken.

[Covino]

I mean, it never gets old. It's. It's a tradition that I will do until I can bushwhack no longer.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, man, it is the best thing we ever started. This tradition started many years ago. Our goal was just to get on TV like Beavis and Butthead. Whether it be. Whether it be behind a reporter, you know, on the news or bushwhacking in the stands. And it's such a thrill. It's the goofiest thing ever. If you've ever been on the big screen at a ball game.

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

You know, when you're just there and all of a sudden you're. You're on the big screen, you just lose your mind. That's how it is when the home run comes in your direction. So, yeah, there's a sense of showmanship because we're trying to get on tv, but that's just pure elation, pure excitement and joy. When the ball comes our way, it's the craziest feeling. And we just know that the cameras are there, so we might as well bushwhack like Luke and Butch from Yay.

[Covino]

From the wwe.

[Steve Cavino]

And we got a lot of airtime last night. Cause we found our way right there in left field. And what a night. It was electric last night. We got to tell you all about it. What's up, Danny G. What up?

[Spot]

Good morning. I think Jerry Wiley on social media, he posted this. He said it best. They got more airtime tonight than when they were actually on espn.

[Steve Cavino]

And you know what?

[Covino]

I can't disagree.

[Steve Cavino]

He's absolutely right. We had more fun, I'll tell you that. You know, so great last night. Baseball's really. They're really up to something remarkable. They figured it out. They got superstars. The event was amazing. And again, not our first rodeo. This is what, like our 10th, maybe home run derby we've ever gone to. And it was just as exciting, if not more than ever. Came down to the wire. Small market teams representing. So much to talk about.

[Covino]

Well, I was going to say there's so many angles from last night, but let me give everyone the quick backstory of Bushwhacking and Cavino and Rich. Just a quick backstory so you know what the heck we're talking about. So, like our first derby, what do you say? Maybe 10, 15 years ago.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah.

[Covino]

We decided to tell our listeners, you guys look out for us tonight. We're going to try to get on the derby somehow, some way. Covino's going to be wearing the Yankee pinstripes.

[Steve Cavino]

It's like a little like, Where's Waldo sort of game. Like, I think I see you.

[Covino]

I'm going to rock, like my old school Mets jersey. So you'll see us together. And. And if we think the camera's on us, we'll start doing the Bushwhacker.

[Steve Cavino]

Whoa.

[Covino]

Remember the old WWE wrestlers.

[Steve Cavino]

Yay.

[Covino]

And we did it one year, and then the next year we're like, let's do it again. And like Kavino said, it became more fun to try to unintentionally get on TV than when we're intentionally on TV or broadcasting.

[Steve Cavino]

Well, not only a thrill for us, and it's a double thrill. The thrill of the home run ball coming in your direction and you're there sharing in the moment with the crowd, but the thrill of knowing that all your friends and listeners are going to see you on tv. So it's so funny.

[Covino]

I don't know how to. I don't know how to describe it because it sounds ridiculous, because not to brag, we've had TV shows on different networks, different, you know, things we've streamed, but.

[Spot]

Sounds like you're bragging when you are.

[Covino]

Unintentionally on TV like that. There's. There's more of a joy. Like Danny G. One time I went with my wife to a taping of the Bachelor. After the final rose, they panned in on me and my wife, like, clapping. More people hit me up for that than anything I've ever done on my own. So I think. I think people love to see someone they know.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah.

[Covino]

At like, I guess you would say, like a unique event or something.

[Steve Cavino]

Right.

[Covino]

So last night, Home Run Derby, I will say this. We go to the derby with our credential. We have our press pass. We don't have an actual seat. So I say, covino, follow me. And I just sort of go to left field, walk down the aisle and I'm like, all right, I see some empty seats in, like, the fourth or fifth row in left field. I'm gonna sit there until someone tells us to move.

[Steve Cavino]

And guess what, Danny G. No one ever. No one ever came.

[Covino]

The girls ever came.

[Steve Cavino]

Nobody ever told us to move.

[Spot]

You know, it helped that the two guys you chose to sit next to were wearing bright neon colored shirts.

[Steve Cavino]

Not only that, bro, it's such a small world that the guy we were sitting next to is, like, from the same hometown as Rich in the same area.

[Covino]

He goes, yeah, let's go Mets. And he had a Met shirt on underneath his yellow neon shirt. And he goes, yeah, went to. I went to Sawonica High School in Long Island. I go, dude, I went. I went to his competing high school. Like, we live five minutes.

[Steve Cavino]

You went to Franklin Square Carry High? And Rich is like, yeah. So again, like, what a coincidence. How random is that? You have to realize Rich is from a small part of Long Island.

[Covino]

What's the random high school? We're in Atlanta.

[Steve Cavino]

We're in Atlanta. And they were welcoming of us to be there. And, yeah, it was easy to spot us because we're sitting next to two dudes in neon green shirts. And what an exciting event. We said it every year and every time, we're still coming off that high and all the feedback because people are like, dude, I saw you a million times. It was hilarious. But it is the greatest sporting event out of all four major sports. We're not saying World Series, Stanley Cup, NBA Finals. We're saying, like, as far as events, it's the most exciting.

[Covino]

Or the super bowl exhibition.

[Spot]

It's the best exhibition.

[Steve Cavino]

Best, by far the best, most fun you're going to have. If you have buddies you want to have fun with, if you have kids you want to build memories with, this is the event to go to. It surpasses the All Star game, I think, by a mile. In my opinion, that's how much fun it is.

[Covino]

Guys, I'm excited to go. I'm excited to go to the game tonight, but I told Kavino tonight and we're going to get to the derby in a second. Just our observations. If you go to Veenonrich at Rich Davis at Steve Cavino, you can see all the ridiculous photos and videos of us bushwhacking. But the game itself tonight, I said, I'm most excited about the player intros and the first couple innings. I said, you know what? Like, that's what I'm most excited about. The derby, to me, is the. That's the pinnacle.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah. The All Star Game exhibition honor. It's special. You want to be there. Your heroes are all together. The camaraderie. You get to see everybody in one game compete. It's beautiful. The All Star game is great.

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

But the home run derby is just a spectacle. It's an event. It's fun, it's exciting. And there's nothing like seeing these dudes just tee off and hit bombs. Moonshots, I would say moonshot.

[Covino]

All night.

[Steve Cavino]

Moonshot. O', Neil, Cruz, Moonshot. Oh, my God.

[Covino]

Now, while Cal Raleigh. While Cal Raleigh won, I. I think the. The swing, I was most impressed by where I was like, I. I've seen this guy play a lot, but watching him just tee off. O', Neill, Cruz, that swing is just something to marvel at.

[Steve Cavino]

It is insane. Like, there's extra pop coming off that dude's bat.

[Spot]

And I thought Rich was going to say jazz chisel.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, we're going to get to that. Well, we're going to get to that guy. But the feeling of. Now, Rich and I have never caught a foul ball or a home run out of all the games and derbies we've been to. Never. Yesterday, two balls came right at us. Literally one seat behind us. Literally one seat in front of us. But the feeling of that ball coming at you, it's like a very intimidating feeling because it's up there forever. And you feel like the chosen One of 55,000 people. Like, oh, my God, it's coming here now.

[Spot]

And you two jabronis had the big oversized. Oh, Covino. At least in the photos I saw you cove.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, yeah.

[Spot]

Holding the big blue promotional glove they were giving away that mostly you see the little kids holding.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah.

[Spot]

But here's Kovino. And you still couldn't catch the ball.

[Steve Cavino]

That was right above on me. You're absolutely right. But one came closer to Rich than it did to me. And he said, he. He'll tell you he chicken out.

[Covino]

There was part of me because. All right, so the one in front of me, someone in. In the row in front of us caught one. It was too shallow. There's no way I could have got it. The one that the guy caught, quitter right behind me. I. I second guessed. I'm like, if I would have jumped, I think I could have got a hand on it. But then I'm like, everyone's going at each other. If I jump, someone's gonna body check me and I'm gonna go over a chair because. Because I'll be honest, I was like, if I reached up. No, but I would have had to. Like.

[Steve Cavino]

But dude, if you've ever caught a home run, I'm sure people listening have.

[Covino]

Or feels like a meteor is falling out of the sky and it' oh my.

[Steve Cavino]

It's the weirdest feeling ever because you're looking up at the night sky and all you see is this ball coming in. Like everybody else phases you in that ball and you're like floating towards it and it's coming down to you and you're like, oh, no. It's the craziest feeling ever. We came so close. Yeah. But then it lands the guy behind us one time, straight up lost his mind. He lost his mind. I thought he was hearing.

[Covino]

I thought this guy was joking, Denny. But he was having almost like an out of body experience. Like he was so like baffled that he caught a ball. I thought he was honestly BSing us. Like he was goofing around.

[Steve Cavino]

He's gonna faint. Yeah, because he was screaming in pure excitement. And guys, if you want to see our pure joy at his finest, like truly the kid inside comes out just again, check our social media. Ovinohenrich, even at FoxSports Radio, you can see all the clips of us just losing our minds at the Home Run Derby because it is that fun to be there. And I highly suggest to meet us in Philly next year and then Chicago after.

[Covino]

Oh, damn.

[Steve Cavino]

Okay, that's our plan.

[Covino]

Next year's Philly, huh?

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah. And that's our plan. So again, we're Covino and Rich. We had a blast. We're excited for the game tonight, but let's get into this. Congratulations to Cal Raleigh, Seattle Mariners catcher, the big dumper hitting big bombs last.

[Covino]

Night, I mean, you knew it was going to happen because, I mean, not only did. Not only did McAfee stop start the Home Run Derby by saying the guy with the sweetest ass in baseball, Cal Raleigh, not only did you know he came into the derby as the biggest name in it.

[Steve Cavino]

I mean, he only got there by 0.96 inches. Not even an inch.

[Covino]

Didn't you lose a spring break contest by that same margin? Remember back? No, but I was gonna say he came in as the biggest name and the favor to win. He's the home run league leader right now. The only guy giving Aaron Judge a run for the mvp. And not only that, he had a premonition. Dude, have you seen that great video circulating on Tik Tok and Instagram where then this is the cool part about these athletes being so young, their lives have been recorded since they're babies because these kids were all born in the 2000s or late 90s. So you're looking at a dude who, his parents have video of him saying I'm going to be a home run champ one day.

[Steve Cavino]

And that's just another layer to the story. And what makes it beautiful, it's watching his kids childhood dream come true. And it was a family affair as they said over and over again. If you didn't know it, Cal Raleigh's dad was pitching to him. You got to think of all those days and years he was pitching to his kid in the backyard and working for this moment. And Cal's little brother was catching. And when I say little brother, the kid was a monster. But he was 15 years old and they kept saying that he may have been the MVP of the event because he was really hyping his brother up the whole time, coaching him along the way, hyping up the dad like we got it. Like just really.

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

Getting everybody involved in the moment. And again. What up, what up? Amount of pressure for a 15 year old kid to be a part of a major league baseball home run derby. That's awesome.

[Spot]

That was one of the most memorable moments when the time was running out and he got that last swing off and the catcher you're mentioning, kid pops up, dad turns around and they're all watching it. Barely clear the fence.

[Covino]

Barely.

[Spot]

They all celebrate together. That was one of the great moments.

[Steve Cavino]

It was a night of inches because again, Cal Raleigh only qualified because he beat Brent Rooker of the A's by 0.96 inches. As far as distance because it came down to they Both tied at 17.

[Covino]

How do you know?

[Steve Cavino]

That's, how do you know? And that's the difference between the robots know 0.08ft again because they both hit a 470 foot bomb. But Cal Rawlies was a little bit further and like Danny G said, he barely cleared the fence in that home run derby. Says who though? Elias of the that. I mean, Sports Bureau. I don't know.

[Covino]

So I mean, let's be honest, we all wanted Cal Raleigh. No offense to Rooker, but how do you, how do you measure that? Come on.

[Steve Cavino]

Well, it just adds to his magical season. How much does it add? We're going to debate that later on, but these are our observations. What were yours? What made you go, hmm, from the Home run Derby last night? We were there. We're gonna tell you everything we experienced again. 87799 on Fox. 87799 on Fox, we're live from All Star Village. You never know who's gonna stop by, but we do want to hear from you. And like I said before, not only is baseball getting it right and marketing their young superstars and everyone's pumped about it. As we've been saying, baseball's popping, but the major market teams really had no impact yesterday. Yeah, when you think about who had impact, it wasn't the Dodgers, it wasn't the Giants, it wasn't the Red Sox. It definitely wasn't the Yankees with Jazz Chisholm's three home runs. What a stinker he put up. It was all the small market teams, the Nationals, the Twins, the Pirates, Caminero with the Tampa Bay Rays, Brooker with the A's. So it's like all these young superstars from mid to small market teams that were really stepping up. And it goes to show you, like, man, there's a lot of stars in baseball.

[Covino]

Well, you're an American League east fan because you're a Yankee dude. There's a lot of people that are like Junior, Kevin Arrow, who that might have been their first look at this dude. If you're not a die hard baseball fan, you might have not even have heard of Junior.

[Steve Cavino]

He put up a great fight and a great night. But you know what it shows you, Rich, when you think of all these young names that are hitting moonshots and putting on this event last night. The MLB is setting up to be great for like the next 10 years. Yeah, like seriously. So we could ride this train and enjoy it for at least another 10 years because all these dudes are so young. And we just hope that more continue to come up and they influence more young players to continue playing baseball because these young dudes are really delivering. It's fun to watch. Count Raleigh's just another name to add to the list. Like, dude, what a show he put on. Congrats again to his family. It was a very special night. We were just honored to be there.

[Covino]

I think one of my observations, one of the things that made me go last night at the Home run Derby, I think Major League Baseball got it right. Meaning they figured out how to do the derby. Every year or so, every sport out there changes rules. They change the rules for a slam dunk contest or a three point shootout. There's like the magic ball or the golden ticket or ball Major League baseball. Remember, it's been out, it's been timed. There's been golden balls that count for more. I love the three minutes with a timeout reseeding after the first round because remember, there were years where like two guys faced off in the first round and they had the highest score and one of them was out. I love the fact that all eight guys went top four of the eight. Move on. Receding three minutes.

[Steve Cavino]

Leave your hairline out of this world.

[Covino]

One time out. And I thought it was the right way to do it. And, and the, and the bonus three outs untimed. Three outs with the extra out if you hit a ball certain distance. I think as far as the rules go, it moved and it was fair.

[Spot]

Yes, as far as the rules go, baseball has it right coverage wise. The only complaint I was seeing all over social media last night is people don't like the way ESPN split the screen.

[Steve Cavino]

I saw that. Now, again, that was after the fact. And I was going through social media, watching all of our clips of us clowning out in the outfield. A lot of people were buzzing about like, come on with that. The split screen was not the vibe last night, but congrats again to. Well, first off, like you said, Rich Junior Caminero of the Twins hit 15 in the finals, only to come up short to Cal Raleigh, who was just hitting bombs. And again, props to his family. But your observations, your thoughts, feel free to share them. I do got to say that Jazz Chisholm, I think he's just making excuses right now. He said he didn't want to mess up his swing.

[Covino]

Then don't do the Derby. You put.

[Steve Cavino]

He said he's not worried about it. He hit three home runs and 38 swings. As a Yankees fan, I almost wanted to put a bag on my head. An embarrassment.

[Covino]

Can I tell you? It's really funny.

[Steve Cavino]

But he said he didn't care. But I mean, you're human and you're a competitor. There is no way. I don't care how confident you are, I don't care how flash you are, how many home runs you have. Because he does have, what, 17 home runs at the All Star break. Yeah, he's an All Star. He belongs there. But there's no way he's okay with his performance.

[Covino]

By the way, I say putz lovingly. Jazz.

[Steve Cavino]

Seems like Jazz is great.

[Covino]

Seems like a great. He's great for the game, but I mean, that's sort of a poor performance. In fact, truth be told, I didn't see it. One time during the Home Run Derby, we were in left field. I had to pick a moment because we, Kavino and I are both starving because we did our show. We were hanging at the Fan fest, MLB Village, batting practice, you know, doing all the little challenges. Went home, recorded a bunch of stuff for SiriusXM. But we realized, like, yo, did you eat? I'm starving. So I volunteered. I said, you keep our seats warm, bro. You stay here. I'll go get us two drinks and what do you want? I went on a little food run. By the time I came back, I'm like, jazz Chisholm's done. And Kavina looks so like.

[Steve Cavino]

During week.

[Spot]

During one of the breaks, they had some high school students battle yo in the derby.

[Covino]

Right now they're using aluminum bats, but those kids were raking.

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah.

[Spot]

One of the kids hit, what, eight, nine to win it. And I was thinking, what's. What is Jazz thinking? Like, when he sees the high school.

[Steve Cavino]

Kid hit the kid, the kids are.

[Covino]

Teeing off that even though they were using aluminum bats, even with wood bats, those kids would have hit some bombs because they were. They were stroking. They had one.

[Steve Cavino]

Clarence Carter, bro.

[Covino]

They be stroking those kids, too. I don't think people see that on tv. Yeah, no, I don't think.

[Spot]

I think it's just for the stadium.

[Covino]

They have the two high school kids that are go for the championship, and they have one minute during a commercial break. One kid hit nine in a minute, and the other kid hit eight. And they weren't just clearing the fence. So. Aluminum bat. What gives you maybe an extra 50ft or so, but these guys are hitting 400. People asked.

[Spot]

It's the reason why, Rich, you think you can hit a home run in.

[Covino]

A MLB, which is why the challenge with an aluminum bat. 100. I can hit a. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

[Steve Cavino]

Pause. Yeah, pause. You're so full of yourself, it's crazy. I know you can hit.

[Covino]

Full of myself.

[Steve Cavino]

Yes, because you always discredit or undermine the pressure involved in the moment. You think you hit more bombs than Jazz Chisholm. He hit three when the bright lights were on. So when the pressures on you, if we really built up to this moment.

[Covino]

Yes.

[Steve Cavino]

You think you're hitting bombs. Like, there's a lot of pressure involved.

[Covino]

Aluminum bat.

[Steve Cavino]

Okay, but you're forgetting again, the pressure of the moment. You're immune to it, I guess. Wouldn't. But you are.

[Covino]

Wood bat. In my mind, I'm like, oh, crap. What if I have warning track power, but aluminum bat gives you an extra 50ft. Dude, if you. If you play rec, softball or baseball and you're hitting the ball 300ft with.

[Steve Cavino]

You know, I mean, better than anyone. You sound like a Bozo. That it's a rhythm, so you got to catch that rhythm. Is the rhythm gonna get you? Are you gonna get the rhythm?

[Covino]

Dude, Gloria Estefan.

[Steve Cavino]

I don't know about that. I don't doubt the power, the fact that you as a grown man could hit one out. I get it. But can you hit it out when it matters? And in that moment, if it was so easy, Jazz Chisholm would had more.

[Covino]

Than three in my. In my rhythm, in my mind, it's like, it depends on how long you have to. Like, if someone said, rich, you have 10 swings and that's it. Then you're in your head like, oh, crap, could you.

[Steve Cavino]

But you're all. You're also under a time limit when you're competing, so.

[Covino]

But three minutes, though. Three minutes with an aluminum that goes fast. Damn.

[Steve Cavino]

Well, no Iron Man. And by the way, how ironic would it be? I just want to throw it out there to say, I told you that.

[Covino]

Was going to happen.

[Steve Cavino]

How ironic would it be if Jazz Chisholm, who stunk it up last night with three home runs and 38 swings, how ironic would it be if he hit one tonight when it actually mattered in the game?

[Covino]

You know, it's so funny because he's capable of it.

[Steve Cavino]

We know that.

[Covino]

I was looking at DraftKings, but he didn't belong there.

[Rich Davis]

That's the truth.

[Covino]

I was looking at DraftKings before the Derby, and Cavino. So Adam, he's like, yo, I think Jazz Chisholm might pull the upset tonight. And because we're in the state of Georgia, I think things might be. I don't know what the gambling rules are. I was like, yeah, who cares? I was about to put, like, a hundo on Jazz Chisholm because Covino had a hunch. And I'm, like, so glad that that.

[Steve Cavino]

Hunch was built for that type of competition. But I thought he would come through just based on the way he swings, Right?

[Covino]

Yeah.

[Steve Cavino]

And how he's throwing 70% into his swing just to make good contact, put Goodwood on the ball. But he stunk it up, not to take away from the actual winner. Congrats, Seattle. You have a superstar. The first winner from Seattle Since Ken Griffey Jr. When your name's put in that company, you're having a season. And the first catcher, first switch hitter, I believe, to ever win the Home Run Derby.

[Covino]

You see that picture? The beautiful picture of Cal Raleigh as he's winning was taken by Ken Griffey Jr. That's so cool. Which I thought was cool.

[Spot]

At one point last night, everybody stood up, fans of all different teams and tipped their caps to Raleigh. It was a cool thing to see.

[Steve Cavino]

No, it is. It's cool. And what a season he's had. It's a magical one. Does that add to his MVP allure? We'll get to that later. We have a lot to get to later. And like I said, you never know who's going to stop by. But we had a great time. The pictures prove it. The video proves it again. Search ovinoenrich on social media or Fox Sports Radio. We're going to get to your observations FOX Sports Radio Nation. Dan Patrick Nation next 87799 on Fox and we're going to talk about what would you give up now that we're halfway through the season and people are already buzzing about the NFL? What would you give up for your team to win? There's a few stories in the world of football and baseball. What would you give up if it meant your team winning for championship glory? Yeah.

[Covino]

Think about that. We got a lot on the way. Covino and Rich and for dp, Fox.

[Steve Cavino]

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[Covino]

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[Bob Crawford]

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[Covino]

So do yourself a favor and listen to Inside the Parker with Rob Parker on the iHeartRadio app app or wherever you get your podcast.

[Rich Davis]

Cheers to 50 years of Miller Light. Great tasting light beer for people who love beer. They've been doing it since 1975 and they were sponsoring drafts at the draft in Green Bay. Big sponsor, friends of the show. Tastes great. Less filling and it's a taste you can depend on. Great beer. Trusted by beer lovers for five decades. And they make it simple. Simple and great. You have the malted barley for rich balanced toffee note flavors. Iconic golden color. You pour that and you go, man, that looks good. Tastes good. 96 calories, just 3.2 grams of carbs per 12 ounces. Miller Time's always a good time. It's a great time for me. The original light beer since 1975, still iconic after 50 years. So Miller Lite, great taste. 96 calories. Go to millerlight.com Patrick. You'll find the delivery options near you or you can pick up Miller Lite just about anywhere that sells beer. Celebrate responsibly. Miller Brewing Co. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 96 calories, 3.2 carbs per 12 ounces. Here's to Miller Lite.

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[Rich Davis]

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[Steve Cavino]

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[Danny G.]

Is Danielle Fishel from Pod Meats World. Parents, let's talk snacks. If your mornings look anything like mine, one kid's trying to pile drive a pillow and the other is trying to zip themselves into a backpack. Meanwhile, I'm trying to sign a permission slip with an eyeliner pencil because that's all I could find. That's why Mott's no Sugar Added Applesauce pouches are perfect to have nearby. These are clutch and are perfect for moments of stress. Made with real apples, no sugar added and the pouch? Genius. It's mess free and perfect for the car, the lunchbox or after school activities. This is a snack you can feel good about and a good source of vitamin C too. Just tasty applesauce your kids will actually want to eat. The other day I handed one to my son mid meltdown. He took a deep breath, squeezed the pouch and suddenly he was calm. He had a tiny apple powered moment of Zen. Trust me, your future self will thank you. Motts. Real apples make real good applesauce.

[Steve Cavino]

Learn [e-mail] it's CNR on FSR. Covino and Rich normally we're on Monday through Friday two to four on the west, five to seven on the east. Search Covino and Rich wherever you stream your podcast and join the fun we're having. A lot of it. And of course we have a bonus pod called Over. Promised you could watch on fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. It's a bonus pod. I think you'll enjoy it. Search Cavino Rich, over. Promise. Wherever you stream, you can listen in for Dan Patrick live from the MLB All Star Village here in Atlanta. Having a great time. And Rapid Radios is the official walkie talkie of the Dan Patrick show. It's push to talk nationwide LTE coverage service. No subscriptions required. Business owners, stay connected with your employees anywhere. Visit rapidradios.com now for up to 60% off and free shipping. I'm Cavino and you could hear that my voice is struggling a little bit because I was screaming like a schoolboy last night. Nothing gives me more childhood joy. I'm saying this, this is my quote. Quote me. Nothing gives me more childhood joy like the Home Run Derby. It's so much fun. I'm a stick in the mud. I'm sometimes too serious for my own good. When a home run is coming in my direction, I lose all cool or sense of, sense of anything.

[Covino]

I'm just like, ah, I'll be honest.

[Steve Cavino]

And I was bushwhacking my heart away last night, man. The Bushwhacker boys are back.

[Covino]

Rich, I want to talk about Cal Raleigh and Chisholm stinking and the whole derby, but.

[Spot]

And the kids dealing the home.

[Covino]

We got to talk about that. But, but not to sound self serving, but honestly, if you go to our Instagram at Coveenonrich, there's one picture in particular on our story I label pure joy because it just shows that you could be a grown ass 40 year old man and a home run comes in your direction, it's all star break. It's just so damn fun and I'll leave it at that. But Danny, I'm glad you brought up that kid. His name is Sam Musterer and he's the son of an official scorekeeper for the Atlanta Braves.

[Steve Cavino]

What's his name? Colonel Mustard.

[Covino]

Yeah, yeah, Colonel Mustard. Sam Musterer.

[Steve Cavino]

Sam Muster.

[Covino]

I think while they do tell these.

[Steve Cavino]

Kids, no, it's actually Sam Musterer.

[Covino]

Oh, there's three ers. Yeah, they tell the kids, stay away from the wall, don't do this. But you know what? If I'm that kid, I'm thinking effort. I just made a highlight reel forever. Everyone I know is like, yo, dude, Sam, you. Oh, you robbed cabin Arrow over home run. And it counted in the moment.

[Steve Cavino]

He was embarrassed. I could feel that, like, oh, no, I messed up the Home Run Derby.

[Spot]

He told the athletic that he didn't realize where he Was that he didn't, he didn't realize he was so close.

[Steve Cavino]

To the wall, which could have a snap.

[Spot]

But bro, you scaled the wall, though.

[Steve Cavino]

It was awesome.

[Covino]

Danny, I did notice one thing, and I know years ago because I did see a clip emerge on social media. It's like, look at Pete Alonso laughing while he just smoked a ball off some kid's head. I'm surprised it doesn't happen more because there are like high school kids that check the balls, but sometimes they'll rotate. Like, not to sound sexist, but they'll rotate in like young girls in the outfield.

[Steve Cavino]

Like maybe young football players settle down there, bro, it's 20, 25.

[Covino]

Get out of here. But you know what I mean? Like, they'll be like, my daughter's eight girls that seem not much older than my daughter.

[Spot]

And like, I'm trying to make it better because you're a girl, dad.

[Steve Cavino]

No, it is scary. Like I said, moonshots. And they're landing on little kids.

[Covino]

Like, if o' Neill Cruz doesn't get under one enough and he hits a 110 mile exit velocity ball, I'm surprised more kids aren't like, for real.

[Steve Cavino]

But props to Sam musterer. He's the 17 year old son of a Braves official score. That's how he gets out.

[Covino]

You think his dad got a little like, yo, your son's sort of effed up or not at all?

[Steve Cavino]

No, because they ended up calling it a home run and it sort of off the hook. And he's the most popular kid in school now as a result. That's a bragging, right? Forever. He had a home run snag at the Home Run Derby. Props to him. It was Junior Caminero's, I think. Was that the final round when he hit 15? It was right at the end of the competition. Oh my God, he needed three and.

[Spot]

He had three outs. Yeah, that's what it came down to. And one last thing on the kids, the high school kids and the even smaller kids shagging the balls in the outfield. There were MLB executives and employees in the row. Spotty and I were sitting in and the MLB lady sitting next to me, she was telling us about how they asked them to stay pretty much away from the warning track in the wall. And she, she had her eye on one girl that was in center field. This girl was like a bowling ball. She was pushing other little kids out of the way. So funny dove and caught a couple. These MLB employees had their eye on one specific girl in center field. And that was half their fun was watching the kids that they let onto the field.

[Steve Cavino]

Oh, and when you're at this event, we're really trying to encourage you guys to come and meet with us next year. Like I said, Philadelphia, then Chicago. I'm pretty sure that's the order we hope to be back. Not only does MLB get it right and have it right and have all these young stars that get us excited, but they're blasting music through the whole event, which I feel like adds to the fun. It's like you ever go to a, a family function or a birthday party and you go to the cookout and there's no music. It's just a gathering without the music. It's a party when you got the music playing. They were playing heat wave groove line.

[Covino]

But I wonder, did the players give their playlist? Because I, I know they were playing Metallica but I wonder, does Cal Raleigh want Metallica? He's a young man.

[Steve Cavino]

Cal Raleigh had Joker and the thief by Wolf mother playing in his final round.

[Spot]

But a lot of country music.

[Steve Cavino]

He had country. It was so much fun. The atmospher was electric. It was so much fun. And that just adds to it. The music, the excitement and just everybody having a great time. We hope you enjoyed it on TV and we hope to see you next year. We'll take the rest of your observations too. At 87799 on Fox Covino and Rich in for Dan Patrick.

[Covino]

Now, I, I said it before, but I'll say one more time. That video of him as a kid saying I'm going to be the home run champion and the fact that he was the little dumper, that's what he was.

[Steve Cavino]

Baby dumper, baby dump.

[Covino]

When you see videos like that, and I said it before, we're gonna see more and more and more and more of that because kids, Danny g, your son co is what, two. You and Brenda, your wife have what, maybe 50,000 photos and videos of him. Meanwhile, there might be years of your life that you have 10 photos. Oh, yeah.

[Spot]

I have three pictures of myself when I was a baby. Three.

[Covino]

Three baby photos.

[Spot]

There's easily 20,000 pictures.

[Steve Cavino]

And one of them is a mug shot, which is weird. I don't know. I don't know what Danny did in kindergarten stealing graham crackers.

[Covino]

He was feeling animal cookies. But I think it's interesting that we are going to start to see more and more athletes. Like here's their childhood video of them taking batting practice with their dad when they're five and it's gonna be like iPhone Footage. Because we forget that some of these young dudes, they're all born in the 2000s for the most part.

[Steve Cavino]

You know what? I think this does, too, to wrap it up, because we do want to talk about what you would give up for your team to win. We mentioned Cal Raleigh. He wins. He beats Junior Caminero. So a Seattle Mariner beats a twin. But you had the Nats represented, Pirates, Tampa Bay, the A's. How do these other superstars, household name superstars like Aaron Judge and Pete Alonso, former winner, how do they sit there and watch this? I know they're probably happy for the young guys, but as a competitor, you have to imagine that Pete Alonso has a little bit of FOMO not participating.

[Covino]

No.

[Steve Cavino]

He's won that title. No. Maybe it lights a fire for people to participate more and get involved again. You can't have jazz chisholms out there without Aaron Judge participating.

[Covino]

Because if.

[Rich Davis]

If.

[Steve Cavino]

I know, I know they've been there, done that.

[Covino]

No, no, but I'm saying, like, it would be like me saying, yo, Covino, tonight we're gonna go out to Magic City. I don't know, we're gonna have. For dinner. And then you say, nah, bro, I'm gonna stay home in my room. You made your choice. You could have come.

[Steve Cavino]

Aaron Judge, FOMO doesn't exist.

[Covino]

It does.

[Steve Cavino]

But you never, like, called out of something and regretted it.

[Covino]

Yeah, but I'm saying FOMO exists usually when fear of missing out. Fomo, when your buddies go out or your wife is doing something and you're like, oh, man, I couldn't go. I was caught at work. Or I had to watch my Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Aaron Judge, Pete Alonso, all these guys had every opportunity to participate. In fact, they would have absolutely taken the place of a junior or a Brooker or one of these younger dudes. Absolutely. So you can't say, man, they're sitting back watching and they're bummed. They had every chance and they just didn't want to do it.

[Steve Cavino]

Well, I think there's.

[Covino]

I think you know what it is.

[Steve Cavino]

It's like, I think Pete Alonso probably was kicking himself in the nards, thinking, I might have won. If I would have participated, I would have took that home, that sweet T mobile trophy and that chain. That chain was next level. Did you see it? It was dope.

[Spot]

Not only did I see it, did you guys see the stats on what kind of jewels were used?

[Steve Cavino]

I saw it. It looked impressive. And I saw they showed a video of them making it and everything. It looked really cool. And believe me, like, these are bragging rights. And I do, I hate to say it, I do think that winning it will add to Cal Raleigh's MVP chances, even though I think it shouldn't. So as a competitor and as a guy who won it, I think Pete Alonso probably is thinking, man, I, I probably should have did it, dude, everybody, he's human. Everybody has those feelings you call out of work or you call out on a party because your toe hurts and you're not feeling good, you feel bad about it later on. Like, I could have went. You don't think that guy could have is saying, me and I could have participated in one, could have done it maybe. But I think it lights a fire for more competition in the future. Congrats again to everybody. We hope you enjoyed it. And again, next we're gonna talk Brock Purdy and Jaron Duran, because they have something in common. Red Sox, Jaron Duran. And it has to do with what they'd be willing to do if they want it all. If they want it all. So what would you be willing to do or give up if it meant your team winning at all?

[Covino]

It's. It's a question that means more to people whose team has never won. So we'll break that down next. Kavino Rich, live from Atlanta All Star Village. And for the great Dan Patrick, be.

[Steve Cavino]

Sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app.

[Rich Davis]

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[Steve Cavino]

Hey, it's us, the guys from Stuff they don't want you to know.

[Covino]

Here at our show, we celebrate curiosity.

[Spot]

And that's why we're always talking, talking about Hendrix Gin.

[Steve Cavino]

Opening a bottle of Hendrik's gin is more than the beginning of a cocktail, it's about being open to the extraordinary. The unusual Hendrix Gin is the refreshingly curious choice for marvelous summer cocktails.

[Covino]

Yeah, this summer you can try the.

[Spot]

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[Covino]

It's a simple cocktail, but check it out.

[Spot]

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[Steve Cavino]

Tastes like no other gin. You know why?

[Spot]

Because it's made like no other gin.

[Steve Cavino]

And check out Hendrick's Gin limited release variants because they take you on a flavor journey and each bottle tells a unique story and every sip invites the unexpected. To learn more about Hendrix and to find more cocktail recipes, visit hendrixgin.com US drink responsibly Hendrix Gin 44% alcohol by volume 2025 imported by William Grant & Sons, Inc. New York, NY this is.

[Danny G.]

Danielle Fishel from Pod Meats World. Parents, let's talk snacks. If your mornings look anything like mine, one kid's trying to pile drive a pillow and the other is trying to zip themselves into a backpack. Meanwhile, I'm trying to sign a permission slip with an eyeliner pencil because that's all I could find. That's why Mott's no Sugar added applesauce pouches are perfect to have nearby. These things are clutch and are perfect for moments of stress. Made with real apples, no sugar added and the pouch? Genius. It's mess free and perfect for the car, the lunchbox, or after school activities. This is a snack you can feel good about and a good source of vitamin C too. Just tasty applesauce your kids will actually want to eat. The other day I handed one to my son mid meltdown. He took a deep breath, squeezed the pouch and suddenly he was calm. He had a tiny apple powered moment of Zen. Trust me, your future self will thank you Motts. Real apples make real good applesauce. Learn [e-mail] all right.

[Steve Cavino]

We are live from MLB All Star Village in Hotlanta. Really was hot and lucky. Besides all the excitement that we described for the past hour at the home run during derby, we were sweltering. It was hot and humid and sticky. Batwing duck, man. Batwing Duck, Yo.

[Covino]

Can I give props to truist with a Braves play? Not that expensive compared to other stadiums and food.

[Steve Cavino]

I thought you were gonna say beautiful ballpark.

[Covino]

I mean it was a beautiful ballpark.

[Steve Cavino]

Because it was my first time there. I was impressed.

[Covino]

It's sweet. It's a nice park. But I they have a chick fil a inside the stadium. I was expecting a chicken sandwich to be like 15, 20 bucks because it's a stadium. It's like nine bucks, which is like the same price almost outside the stadium.

[Steve Cavino]

What are you trying to say? I owe you nine bucks?

[Covino]

No, I mean, I got. By the way, though, I got Camino hot dog. It was like five bucks. So remember, Danny, you gave us that list of like, stadiums that were less expensive.

[Spot]

Yeah.

[Covino]

Atlanta brings it. So I'll give him that.

[Steve Cavino]

It's the ultimate baseball hot spot here in Atlanta.

[Covino]

Yeah, buddy.

[Steve Cavino]

You could be part of the excitement here at capital One all star Village through today. Head to the Cobb Galleria for baseball fun, live entertainment and interactive games. Buy tickets [e-mail] we're pumped for the game tonight, but had a great time last night, as we've told you over and over and over again. Now to wrap up everything for now, like I said, I think the competitive nature comes out. Not only do they want to win for the title, for the glory, but the prize and the trophy and that chain, now that means something. It's 14 karat gold. 50 carats on this bad boy says derby champ. Look at that thing, dude. 715 diamonds on this.

[Spot]

Yeah. They honored Hank aaron by having 715 diamonds. And did you see the. The rubies? 320 genuine natural Burmese rubies.

[Steve Cavino]

Thousand carat natural crystal quartz baseball. Georgia state stone is in this thing. But it was an impressive chain.

[Covino]

Little waste. Give the guy the million dollars.

[Steve Cavino]

You're a guy that doesn't wear a chain or jewelry or anything flashy ever.

[Covino]

I'm not mistaken for guys like Jazz.

[Steve Cavino]

Chisholm guys in the big leagues, guys with some swag, you know, guys not like you want that as part of the victory.

[Covino]

You think Cal Rowley wants some body ass?

[Spot]

You just see him, him on the big screen afterwards flashing that chain. Rich, he loved having that around.

[Steve Cavino]

Exactly. Rich. Like, Rich wears like generic sneakers. You think Rich cares about a chain?

[Covino]

I'm wearing nothing like.

[Steve Cavino]

But I'm saying, how are you gonna downplay like, yes, we're a nice knee. I wear them. Put those bad boys away. They stink. I'm gonna. Anyway, I'm gonna put your pandas away. Yeah, Rich is wearing Nike pandas. So anyway, is Cavino and Rich in for Dan Patrick? And we're excited about the game tonight, but we're halfway there. We're excited about the season. So we ask you Fox sports radio nation, Dan Patrick nation, Dan etz, everybody hanging out with us. What would you give up if it meant your team could win it all? Now Rich already said it before. It kind of matters more if your team hasn't won in a long time or ever for that matter.

[Covino]

Yeah, like if you're a Dodgers fan and be like what would you give up for a World Series? Like, I don't know, like nothing. You won last year. You could, you could. The stakes are not the same.

[Steve Cavino]

Like, I mean, unless you're super die hard wackadoodle fan before it, before 2016.

[Covino]

Ask a Cub fan this before 2004, ask a Red Sox fan this and you might get a different answer. Ask a New York jets fan what would you do for a Super Bowl. Better yet, a Cleveland Browns fan. The answers are going to vary based.

[Steve Cavino]

On I'm ask Spot what he would do for a Klondike Bar. Would you do Spot?

[Covino]

What would you do?

[Steve Cavino]

He's thinking about it. There's two related stories as to why we even bring this up. One of them involves your boy Brock Purdy. Now, behind the scenes when we're doing our show and we're just sitting there bantering but we drift off, we start looking at the monitors. We have TV screens all throughout the FOX Sports Radio studios in la. I remember seeing this clip. I forget I want to give credit credit to the show but your boy Brock Purdy's sitting there like a little schoolboy. He looks like he's 15 years old being interviewed on some.

[Covino]

He was on bus with the boys.

[Steve Cavino]

Was it bustin with the boys? He's on some show and I see the little caption come up and it says I would do prison time if it meant winning a Super Bowl.

[Covino]

He said he would spend one year in jail.

[Steve Cavino]

He would give up one year of his life in prison for a Super Bowl.

[Covino]

Well, how tired of what type of prison is this?

[Steve Cavino]

Yeah, exactly. I think that matters. And Jaron Durant of the Red Sox also said he'd give up some stuff. We'll tell you all about it. But what would you give up if it meant your team won it all?

[Covino]

Yeah, I have a. I have a dirty layer to this question. We'll get to next. Kavino and Rich in for Dan Patrick live from Atlanta All Star Village of Major League Baseball. Let's go.

[Steve Cavino]

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[Dan Patrick]

This is such a ridiculous story.

[Steve Cavino]

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[Dan Patrick]

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[Steve Cavino]

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[Danny G.]

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[Steve Cavino]

They get asked all the time, have.

[Rich Davis]

You ever had to shoot your gun?

[Steve Cavino]

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[Covino]

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[Steve Cavino]

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[Rich Davis]

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[Steve Cavino]

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[Dan Patrick]

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[Steve Cavino]

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