Hour 2 – Joey Chestnut Is Back, Old School When 50 Hits

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Dan Patrick Show – Hour 2: “Joey Chestnut Is Back, Old School When 50 Hits”

Release Date: July 3, 2025
Host: iHeartPodcasts and Dan Patrick Podcast Network

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Introduction

In the second hour of The Dan Patrick Show, co-hosts Covino and Rich take over the broadcast from Dan Patrick, delving into a variety of topics ranging from sports achievements to personal anecdotes. The conversation is lively and engaging, filled with humor and insightful commentary that appeals to both sports enthusiasts and casual listeners.

Embarrassing Moments and Lighthearted Banter

The show kicks off with Covino and Rich discussing their most embarrassing moments, sharing personal stories that resonate with listeners and set a relatable tone.

• Covino (03:23): “I can’t wait to get Ken Griffey Jr. on the show. That’s my goal. Let’s do that next.”
• Rich (04:09): “Travis Kelsey saying that his dating show, Chasing Kelsey, was his worst.”

They exchange humorous jabs about past appearances and mishaps, creating an atmosphere of camaraderie and laughter.

Clayton Kershaw’s Milestone Achievement

A significant portion of the discussion centers around Clayton Kershaw’s historic achievement of reaching 3,000 strikeouts, a rare milestone in Major League Baseball.

• Rich (14:07): “Number 3,000 for Clayton Kershaw. History at Dodgers Stadium.”
• Covino (16:18): “He delivered perfectly: 'Kershaw really delivered there. Awesome moment again.'”

Covino and Rich analyze the importance of this achievement, highlighting its impact on Kershaw’s legacy and the Dodgers’ season. They commend the seamless execution of the strikeout and the emotional response from both players and fans.

Emotional Moments in Sports

The conversation shifts to the emotional aspects of sports, discussing instances where athletes show vulnerability.

• Rich (16:14): "Mike Schmidt opened the floodgates when he cried during his retirement ceremony."
• Rich (21:06): “I shed one last night because it was that perfect of a moment.”

Covino shares a heartfelt story about witnessing emotional moments in sports, such as Tom Brady’s miraculous comeback and Andy Ruiz’s unexpected victory, emphasizing that sports often bring out deep emotions and memorable memories.

NFL Quarterback Rankings and Overlooked Talent

Covino and Rich delve into the realm of NFL quarterback rankings, debating the merits of top performers and those who might be unjustly overlooked.

• Rich (33:45): “Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow – that’s the core four.”
• Rich (35:08): “Brock Purdy should be somewhere near the top.”

They discuss Jared Goff’s impressive statistics compared to Patrick Mahomes, questioning why Goff is often excluded from top lists despite outperforming Mahomes in several key categories.

• Julio (36:01): “How do you leave someone like Jared Goff off these lists?”
• Rich (37:46): “Mahomes is the beacon of awesome, but Goff’s stats are favorable and he deserves recognition.”

The hosts argue that personal biases and team performance often overshadow individual excellence, leading to underrated players like Goff remaining out of the spotlight.

Joey Chestnut’s Return and Hot Dog Eating Contest

As the title suggests, Joey Chestnut’s upcoming participation in the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest becomes a focal point.

• Rich (31:24): “Joey Chestnut was on our show a couple weeks ago, name dropper, talking about how tomorrow morning he returns to the hot dog eating contest at Nathan’s and he said he's going to try to put back 80 hot dogs.”
• Julio (32:26): “Chestnut debunked that. When you talk to him, he said it was minutes.”

They speculate on Chestnut’s chances of breaking records and discuss the cultural significance of the contest, especially during the Fourth of July celebrations when Americans consume approximately 150 million hot dogs.

MLB All-Star Game Snubs

The hosts address potential snubs from the MLB All-Star Game, highlighting standout players who might be overlooked despite their excellent performances.

• Rich (49:32): “Who do you think are the biggest snubs this year? Ellie De La Cruz and Pete Alonzo are top contenders.”
• Julio (49:45): “Fans hate missing out on players who deserve recognition.”

Covino and Rich debate the deserving candidates for All-Star selections, emphasizing the importance of recognizing talent regardless of team popularity.

Throwback to Classic Movies and the 40th Anniversary of Back to the Future

In a nostalgic segment, Covino and Rich reminisce about classic summer blockbusters, particularly celebrating the 40th anniversary of Back to the Future.

• Rich (51:34): “Forty years since we met Doc Emmett Brown and Marty McFly. 1985.”
• Julio (52:31): “They had a nice relationship, but it was never explained how Doc and Marty connected beyond the science.”

They critique the movie’s narrative gaps while appreciating its enduring legacy and impact on pop culture.

Conclusion

As the hour wraps up, Covino and Rich recap the day’s highlights, encourage listener engagement, and promote upcoming live broadcasts from the MLB All-Star festivities in Atlanta.

• Covino (50:33): “Throwing it back for a Thursday old school when 50 hits at 50 after C&R.”
• Rich (54:52): “Our show is going to be broadcasting live from the MLB All Star Game too.”

They invite listeners to join them for more discussions, emphasizing the blend of sports analysis and personal stories that make The Dan Patrick Show a favorite among fans.

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Notable Quotes:

• Rich (14:07): “Number 3,000 for Clayton Kershaw. History at Dodgers Stadium.”
• Rich (21:06): “I shed one last night because it was that perfect of a moment.”
• Julio (33:45): “Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow – that’s the core four.”
• Rich (35:08): “Brock Purdy should be somewhere near the top.”
• Rich (49:32): “Who do you think are the biggest snubs this year? Ellie De La Cruz and Pete Alonzo are top contenders.”

Final Thoughts

The Dan Patrick Show Hour 2 offers a captivating mix of sports analysis, personal anecdotes, and engaging banter between hosts Covino and Rich. From celebrating Clayton Kershaw’s historic strikeouts to debating NFL quarterbacks and reminiscing about classic movies, the show provides comprehensive coverage that entertains and informs. Listeners who enjoy in-depth discussions with a touch of humor will find this episode particularly enjoyable.

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Transcript

[Julio]

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[Covino]

You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio.

[Julio]

We're normally on 2 to 4 on the west, 5 to 7 on the east. Again, just search Covino Enrich wherever you stream your podcast. It's a pleasure filling in for the great Dan Patrick live from the Fox Sports Radio studios. In fact, we're going to be filling in broadcasting live from Atlanta during the MLB All Star festivities. Filling in for the DP show once again that week, the brightest baseball athletes from HBCUs are about to make history there in Atlanta. Catch the HBCU Swingman Classic presented by T Mobile, hosted by Ken Griffey Jr. And stay for the post game fireworks at Truist park on July 11th. For tickets, visit allstargame.com gonna be so much fun.

[Rich]

I can't wait.

[Julio]

I can't wait.

[Rich]

I am excited. We gotta get Ken Griffey Jr. On the show. That's my goal. Let's do that next.

[Julio]

Yeah, you know what? I'm gonna tell him that you always mock his, his crew neck shirts that he wears.

[Rich]

Listen, he's not the kid anymore.

[Julio]

You know how he always wears those?

[Rich]

He always wears like a very, like a weird, very tight neck shirt.

[Julio]

Not like nurdle neck shirts. They're like more of like a. Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna tell him. You make fun of them all the time.

[Rich]

Hey, let's go to your feedback. We're going to get to Clayton Kershaw again in a little bit. We're going to reminisce some old school blockbuster movies. Aaron Judge is in the news as we get closer to the all Star break. But let's say hi to Dustin in Pennsylvania. We're talking about Pete. Lamest moments and the worst things you've done in your life, but in a light way, nothing bad. Travis Kelsey saying that his dating show, chasing Kelsey was his worst.

[Julio]

Yeah, I thought that you were gonna bring up the fact that I got married in Vegas by Elvis.

[Rich]

That was not a cool moment.

[Julio]

And then I probably shouldn't have done that, but I was like, you know what? I don't have any regrets. It was a fun night.

[Rich]

Well, how'd that work out for you?

[Julio]

I mean, it didn't work out, but I mean, how many marriages in Vegas do work out? Thought it was sort of a rock star thing to do. I had good intentions. I don't regret it. So missteps. But in one's career and moments that you kind of laugh at looking back like, man, what a stinker that was.

[Rich]

Oh, I got one. I got one. As far as embarrassing moments, but let's go to Dustin first. What's up, Dustin?

[Danny G]

Hey, guys, thanks for taking my call. So how about a couple, about 10 years ago, the greatest NBA player, at least one of the greatest NBA players of all time, Kareem Abdul Jabbar doing Diving with the Stars. You guys remember that show?

[Julio]

No.

[Rich]

Diving with the Stars. That's a thing I got. I got to look this up.

[Julio]

I. You know, I don't remember that. Is that for real?

[Rich]

Diving with the Stars.

[Julio]

Surprise. Rich doesn't remember that because he watches Trash all the time.

[Rich]

I'm surprised.

[Julio]

I don't.

[Rich]

I thought of something you did that was ultimately embarrassing.

[Julio]

Oh, thanks.

[Rich]

So I think this movie franchise is awesome. I'll start by saying that James Marsden is fantastic. Jim Carrey, one of my heroes, Sonic the Hedgehog. I watched these all recently with my kids. They have the action figures. We've watched them all. It's great. But Danny G, I don't know if you know this, maybe like five, six years ago when we were working over at espn, they're like, hey, can you guys do a promo for a sales thing? And it involves Sonic the Hedgehog?

[Julio]

How to bring this up?

[Rich]

We're like, yeah, sure. I happen to call out that one day, the one day I. I think it like, my kid was just being born, right? So I was like, kavino, do the show solo. They had some guy come into the studio dressed in the Sonic costume, and they're like, all right, let's do a bit where Covino races him down the hallway.

[Julio]

And by the way, the guy in the costume was given all sorts of attitude. It's like, yo, dude, you think I want to do this?

[Rich]

So somewhere out there, man, I'm going to try to find it. It's Covino racing a guy in a Sonic costume down a hallway. And every so often, Cavino fake jumps up to grab rings that aren't there. It was the weakest.

[Julio]

But you did it for the gram. You did it for the paycheck. You did it because you sort of had to. But I didn't want to do that.

[Mike]

It was like, you're in Alvin and the Chipmunks five.

[Rich]

There's a picture. Also, don't make me bring up the.

[Julio]

Time you came out in a bikini for a stupid pageant you were in.

[Rich]

Not a bikini.

[Julio]

I came out in a Rich came out in an old time Three Stooges bathing suit and did some goofy dance with a Dick Van Dyke hat on. Like he was some vaudeville guy because.

[Rich]

I was hosting a beauty pageant. There was like a.

[Julio]

He did like a. Hello, my baby. Hello, My darling.

[Rich]

It was a comedy bit. Like, not gone well, it was a.

[Julio]

Comedy bit, but there was no comedy. And that picture's out there. So anyway, we all have those embarrassing moments. So Travis Kelsey's, if you just joined us. Was the fact that he was the star of a dating show so embarrassing that he was the hot stud of the show?

[Rich]

I'll give you one more.

[Julio]

But he said it was the weakest, most embarrassing moment of his career. And I get it. Looking back, it was something he probably didn't want to do, but he did.

[Rich]

I'll give you one more quick one. Then we'll go to your phone calls. We'll move along. One time. A lot of times for guys like us, it's like a sales appearance or something that we do because we're being team players. And it ends up like, oh, why do we do that? There was one time where, like, Kavito and Rich, for some charity event, can you guys co host a soul cycle class? And we're like, yeah, sure. You know, whatever. It's for a charity. Yeah. They're like, guys, can you wear these sleeveless shirts? And Covino and I look like we're acing Gary. We're on little bicycles next to each other with sleeveless, tight Soul cycle T shirts. And by the way, when you Google image us.

[Julio]

Yeah.

[Rich]

It's one of the first photos.

[Julio]

Those photos are the number one photos that haunt us till this day. That's embarrassing, I thought Rich was gonna say, because in radio, again, you do what you got to do sometimes to make people happy. They're like, guys, it was like Thanksgiving time. We really need you to do something for the client. We're like, what? We need, like, introduce or we need you to interview the queen Butterball turkey lady. We're like, what? We had. Do you remember that we had the.

[Rich]

Woman from the Butterball Turkey hotline as, like, a guest? And we had a. We're like, we welcome major guests today. This is Butterball.

[Julio]

This is Butterball.

[Mike]

And by the way, I found a YouTube clip of Kareem Abdul Jabbar in his first dive. It says he's in a wetsuit. It says, Kareem tries to dive. He gets advice from David and Steve on how to improve his technique.

[Julio]

That's so stupid.

[Rich]

Diving with the stars. Wow. All right, let's say hi to fish in P.A. what's up, fish? You're on with Kavino and Rich.

[Danny G]

Hey, guys. Love it when you guys go way off sports topics, but I have a Pacino one. But with the with the Kelsey thing, it's almost like you're giving or doing a job interview and they, you know, they're going to say strengths and weaknesses. And you say, one of my weaknesses is I. I'm too conscientious or something.

[Julio]

I care too much.

[Danny G]

Easy.

[Rich]

Yeah. I'm too focused on work.

[Danny G]

Yeah, yeah. Like, oh, I work too long.

[Rich]

You know, My worst Moment was when 25 women fought over me on a bad reality show.

[Julio]

Yeah, exactly.

[Danny G]

That's the first thing I thought of. Plus, the Pacino movie where he's blind. I can't think of the name of it another bit.

[Rich]

You're right. Pacino, you know, he's had a couple stinkers, but he's still Al Pacino. You're right. Good call, Fish. And, you know, let's say hi to John and Reno, Then we'll get back to a little baseball. Little Kershaw. What's up, Johnny?

[Julio]

He was talking about Scent of a Woman.

[Rich]

By the way, Sense of a Woman's not a bad movie, but, yeah, it's. What up, man?

[Danny G]

Hey. So it's all Vegas. Vegas, Vegas. You guys got to come up here to Reno and Tahoe and check out the shorties and all the boat. It's going to be 85 degrees up there. Their cocktails 24, 7. It's.

[Rich]

I've never been nobody. I've never been.

[Mike]

And listen, we trying to plan CRC 21.

[Rich]

Let me tell you, we are. We're down to do a bunch of live broadcasts this coming year. We just had a big party in Vegas, and honestly, it was so much fun. So, hey, keep track of us at Covino and Reggio. We're going to be doing a lot of live broadcasts around the country this year, so I promise you that. All right, now, last night. Got to touch on it real quick again, if you're just joining us, Kavino Rich in for Dan Patrick. As you wake up on the West Coast, a lot of. A lot of LA people with smiles on their faces after Clayton Kershaw. Oh, my God. How. How nail biting was it when you see Dave Roberts on the top step of the dugout? Like, do I. How long am I gonna leave this guy in? And Danny G. Yesterday, I joked, what if he stuck at 2? What's Dave Roberts gonna do? And then I felt bad, like I wished it into.

[Mike]

Yeah, you tried to put the curse on.

[Julio]

It was magical. It really was amazing. Whatever word you want. It was all those things because it had to be done in that moment, as we discussed first hour, because I Don't think he was going out again. It was already feeling forced. He was already pushing the limits. He had to do it there. He had one more chance and he got it. And that's what you want in front of all those fans. It was set up perfectly for the moment and man, it happened perfectly. Except for the Muncie thing. We'll talk about that now, the second layer of it because we already focused on. You think he would have went out again?

[Rich]

No way.

[Julio]

Even though Robert said he was going to do things unconventionally and do it different because of this moment, he had already done that. I don't think you extend it. Even if Kershaw was like, I got to go out there. No, because now it just feels like too much.

[Rich]

You don't want to force it. Do you remember? Was it remind me. I think I'm going to nail this. Last year, Mike Evans needed like only a couple more yards. Was it Evans on Tampa?

[Julio]

Yeah, it was.

[Rich]

And Baker tried to get him the ball and it didn't work out. And then remember they got the ball back miraculously with like 10 seconds and he got him the pass to. Was it to keep his thousand yard streak alive. When it's forced sometimes I don't care because I just love the moment. And last night Dave Roberts was on the border of having to force it. And you know, not only Dave Roberts.

[Julio]

So every fan that was there was like, yo, it's gotta happen now or we're not part of this story.

[Rich]

I'm not saying it wasn't a strike, but that umpire knew that if he didn't ring him up, he's letting 50,000 people down. In fact, the world of baseball down. Like, I'm not saying you got it.

[Julio]

That was a big league strikeout, man.

[Mike]

Hit the corner, hit the strike zone.

[Julio]

Yeah, that was like such a perfect pitch. I thought about would have been cooler if it was a swing and miss, the Vinnie Gabra. But nah, looking was sweet. The whole thing was dope. It was perfect, man. And again, just to make it clear, I'm not a Dodgers fan, but I'm a baseball fan.

[Rich]

But I'm saying we're not going to.

[Julio]

See many more of those.

[Rich]

I'm saying that's not the moment where the home planet empire squeezes you because that imagine if he was like, ball. That was the moment where you're like, yo, nice. Hits the corner, punch him out.

[Julio]

But you know what I didn't see though? A really nice punch out. I just see him walking off the field.

[Rich]

It was the no, it was the slow, like you know, in the umpire instead of calling it. Really.

[Julio]

No, I wanted like a Leslie Nielsen sort of call in that moment.

[Rich]

No, he did the, he did the one, the, like the one second pause and then did the ring up.

[Julio]

Well, it's Cavino and Rich in for Dan Patrick and right now we're on AM570. So let's hear what they did last night.

[Rich]

One, two pitch, strike three called.

[Julio]

There it is. He got him with a slider strikeout. Number 3,000 for Clayton Kershaw.

[Rich]

History at Dodgers Stadium. They will stop the game.

[Julio]

Kershaw doffing his cap to the crowd. This adoring crowd here at Dodger Stadium as Clayton Kershaw enters the 3,000 club, just the 20th member and only the fourth left hander in the history of the game with 3,000 strikeouts, every one of them coming in a Dodger uniform. That was awesome.

[Rich]

You wanted Leslie Nielsen the.

[Julio]

I wanted to see a moonwalk. I wanted to see a little, you know, showmanship. But it wasn't about the umpire. He did the right thing. A did the right thing. But man, Kershaw really delivered there. Awesome moment again, courtesy of AM5 70. Shout out to them and shout out to all the affiliates. Hanging out with Kavino and Rich in for Dan Patrick. But my second part, Rich, because again, first part of the observation of the celebration last night was did he have to do it there? The answer is yes. I don't care what you think about him going out again. Maybe Dave Roberts says just to appease the fans. Yeah, I would have let him go. No way. Because it wouldn't have felt the same either. He had to do it there. Second part is, I know for fact that you had a lot of tough LA mean mugging LA fans out there on their feet.

[Mike]

Why are you looking at me?

[Julio]

Guys like Danny G, guys like, you know, who've witnessed history that shed a few tears last night. And I think it's not even a debate. Is it okay to shed a tear? Those are great, wonderful, beautiful moments you share with your family, you remember for the rest of your life. So it's not. Is it okay to shed one? And I'm not being a Mr. Softy Pants either because I know there's no crying in baseball whenever. But there are moments where you do.

[Rich]

There's no crying in baseball.

[Julio]

There's moments where you do. Are there other ones that come to mind?

[Rich]

I always talk about how Mike Schmidt.

[Julio]

Sort of changed that.

[Rich]

He opened the floodgates, pun intended, when he cried. When we were kids at his, I believe, retirement. It wasn't his hall of Fame induction, right? It was his retirement. I remember thinking like, yo, if Mike Schmidt's gonna cry, that guy won, like, three MVPs. If he cries.

[Julio]

That was.

[Rich]

I think it's okay.

[Julio]

Yeah, that was an impactful moment. I remember as a kid. No, you didn't see that a lot. And you're like, like, think about it from your childhood standpoint. How many times did you see your dad cry? Like, never, right? Once ever, maybe. And then you see Mike Schmidt, you're like, mike Schmidt's crying like that. And you're like, oh, okay. I guess there's certain moments and happy tears, and there's different reasons. It's not because he was hit by a pitch and he's the weenie guy who's like, oh, I have.

[Rich]

I have a couple layers I want to add to the Kershaw last night. I mean, did he set the record for bro hugs or.

[Julio]

No.

[Rich]

Every member of the team.

[Julio]

Was there a count?

[Rich]

Every member of the team got the handshake into the bro hug. And I do wonder if you're one of the ancillary.

[Julio]

Did once he get that? Because I know he was peeking.

[Mike]

I was going to say he was one hug away from breaking the record, and that was because Muncie couldn't get out there.

[Rich]

I just say, like, there's ancillary guys or the role players, and you wonder. You assume he's tightest with the guys that have been there the longest of the stars. But it is interesting, like, if you're a Michael Confardo, because he stinks.

[Mike]

He beat your Mets this year, didn't he?

[Rich]

I know. If you're a guy like Michael Conforto, sure, he's a great guy, and you played with him like, a year. You're probably not that tight. Does everyone go in for an equal bro hug? Like, you know, if you work at a company, if you're the new guy, and they're like, John's been here 50 years. Like, you're like, hey, congrats, John. But you let the people that know.

[Julio]

Him, sort of the guys who really are down with him, squeezed his ass. So. Oh, that was ass pat.

[Rich]

Yeah, little ass pat, tail. That's what it was.

[Julio]

If you only played with him for a year, you don't get to pat his ass.

[Rich]

My other question. You may have an answer right away. If you're on the Chicago White Sox last night, you don't want to be the guy. I get it. You know, the whole key is you want to be the one that breaks up the no hitter.

[Julio]

They always say the answer to the trivia question is Vinnie Capra.

[Rich]

You don't want to be the answer to the trivia question. You don't want to be the. The 27th out of a perfect game. However, if you're on the White Sox and at that moment, you are winning the game, if you're going to make an out, because, let's be honest, three outs are registered every inning. Are you as a baseball fan, because everyone that plays baseball is a fan of the game. Are you thinking to yourself, like, yeah, let him get it here. Or are you like, no, we want to ruin the day.

[Julio]

If you're a white sock.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Julio]

You don't want to be the guy.

[Rich]

You don't want to be the answer.

[Julio]

To this review question.

[Rich]

You want to win the game. Yeah, but I'm saying, you think there are some players on that team that respect Kershaw enough where they're like, you know what? Three strikeouts. We want to win the game, but if he gets it, he gets it. Like, when he was at 2 and you're winning the game, do you think there's anyone that was like, eh, let him get it?

[Mike]

I don't think so. They were ahead four to two, and they were pushing hard.

[Rich]

But you think that there's not one guy on the White side roster that was like, oh, it would be a nice moment. Kershaw's done so much for the game.

[Julio]

The White Sox don't have a lot to play for. Right. So those are the small victories that their competitive nature tries to win.

[Rich]

You don't think there's any.

[Julio]

We ain't gonna let him strike us out today. You don't think there's anyone almost pulled it off?

[Rich]

I don't know. I feel like there's probably some guys on the other team that maybe even played a year with Clayton and said, you know what? Let me tip my. Let me tip my hat. You know, like, he's gonna get it. He's either gonna get it with one more strikeout here, or it's in Milwaukee next week.

[Julio]

We're talking the ultimate competitors. Yeah.

[Mike]

And only var. But we remember the famous picture last year when he got traded to the lowly White Sox and he looked like he was crying in the dugout.

[Rich]

I would have. I would have to. There's a part of me, Danny, I'm just saying that I think they could.

[Julio]

Respect it once it happens. But you're. You're trying to prevent that from happening on your clock. And unfortunately for the White Sox and Vinnie Campra, it happened again when it had to. It had to be that moment. Are there other moments? Because I know Danny G. Won't admit it, but I know he shed one. Are there other moments where you remember clearly just standing up? I got one for Rich that he doesn't even know. I know you just like you slow clap in disbelief. Because what you saw was just so amazing. And it brought that emotion out.

[Rich]

I've cried in sadness.

[Julio]

I'm all sappy.

[Rich]

I've cried in sadness.

[Julio]

No, I remember watching Rich. I think it was when Tom Brady had the miraculous comeback. I forget which Tom Brady victory it was, but I remember watching Rich staring at the tv, like, with it, with one little magical tear running down his face.

[Rich]

I'm not even.

[Julio]

And I snapped a picture. I got it somewhere.

[Rich]

I'm not even a Patriots fan. But when Tom Brady came back after being down 28 to 3, the guys do have a picture of me or a video even, that I'm sitting in my living room. I probably had quite a few cocktails.

[Julio]

Yeah, he's sitting there like the thinker. Like, you know, like this. His head on his fist, like his chin just laying there, like, my goodness.

[Rich]

Denny, While he was doing the post game, while the NFL Films music has kicked in and they're passing around the trophy, right?

[Julio]

And Tom Brady wins the Super Bowl.

[Rich]

I had my fist on my chin, and I was nodding my head back and forth like, damn greatness.

[Julio]

Unbelievable.

[Mike]

A lot of dudes teared up recently when he was seen with Sydney Sweeney.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Julio]

Or how about. You know what?

[Rich]

I did it again. I was like, great.

[Julio]

Speaking of Tom Brady, honestly, if you. If I'm doing the bul scroll and I happen to see the clip in a vulnerable moment when he answers the question. You ever see a little kid or someone asks him, who's your hero? And he's like, who's my hero?

[Rich]

My dad.

[Julio]

My dad. And you're like, ah. If you put that to sad music, you're like, oh, Tommy, stop it. TB12. Yeah. There's certain moments. I'll give you the lamest one that comes to mind for me. I remember watching this, Rich, you're gonna be like, really? Yeah. I'm serious. Maybe I was having an emotional week, all right? Leave me alone. I remember sitting by myself in my socks. No one wanted to come watch the fight with me. I was watching by myself, and it was fat ass Andy Ruiz versus Anthony Joshua. And I'm like, there's no way this chubby Mexican dude is going to beat Anthony Joshua, this physical specimen of the ages. Joshua at the time was like invincible. And Andy Ruiz, the chubby vato loco forever becomes the first Mexican heavyweight champion of the world. The half vato inside of me couldn't have been more proud. I was jumping out of my seat looking for someone to hug in the moment. No one was there. And it just enjoy in pure joy.

[Rich]

It was a cool moment.

[Julio]

I was like. But I imagine that's how every Dodgers fan felt yesterday. Because, look, it was a beautiful moment. It really was. That's why we watch sports. It was amazing. And so many people. Greg Jensen to every vote though fan that I know who roots for the Dodgers hit me up like, dude, I got to admit, I shed one last night because it was that perfect of a moment. And then to have Freddie Freeman close it out like that. It was a perfect Dodgers night. Minus Max Muncie.

[Mike]

Yeah, I was going to say a minus because Muncie made it dramatic.

[Julio]

Like if it was a movie. That's what happens in the movie, right? Oh, no. Munson.

[Mike]

And then if there was any positive at all out of it, Kike comes in and that's the longest tenured teammate with Clayton.

[Julio]

But dude, in any movie you need the roller coaster of emotions, right? The Muncie thing provided that. And then for him to still come through after that just made it all the more memorable.

[Mike]

MRI on Muncie today, by the way.

[Rich]

No, that didn't look good. And they said that we're not going.

[Julio]

To show the replay.

[Rich]

I didn't think it was that bad.

[Mike]

I don't like that. If you want to preface it by saying, all right, if you have a soft, you know, stomach, look away if it's bad. But he didn't like break his leg into like I've seen on football, like.

[Rich]

Joe Theisman, Alex Smith, they're like everything. College basketball player who you could. So that you saw the bone coming through his leg. It wasn't.

[Julio]

That didn't twist all the way around like Oswaldo Cabrera's dude.

[Rich]

Yeah, this. This is more of just a. Oh, man. You could tell that something popped, right?

[Julio]

But it wasn't.

[Rich]

It wasn't.

[Mike]

Yeah, I wanted to see the replay. I'm like, don't make up my mind for me. Like, let me decide if I want to see that.

[Rich]

So wishing Max Muncie the best, but great moment for Dodgers fans. Oh, you guys, you're already the greatest. Hopefully. Hopefully. All the Dodgers highlights where we're getting through them now. That way, come postseason, keep dreaming, Mr. Met. My Mets could get back on track here. All right. Hey, we got more Covino and Rich in for the great Dan Patrick. And coming up, there's a quarterback in the NFL that I think, I think it's safe to say is completely overlooked. When we're doing all these preseason rankings of who are the top 10 quarterbacks.

[Julio]

Overlooked by the city he plays for, I think just everybody else tends to overlook them.

[Rich]

We'll get to that next. In for Dan Patrick, Kevin Onrich.

[Covino]

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[Rich]

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[Greg]

25 years, 25 players before training camp kickstarts a new NFL season, NFL Daily is going to look back. It is a special six episode series where myself, Greg Rosenthal and some of the top NFL minds like Kevin Harlan, Mina Kimes and Bill Barnwell make the case for each player. We're taking a look back giving you NFL Daily's top 25 players of the last 25 years. So who made the list? You know Tom Brady's on it. Where's Patrick Mahomes?

[Julio]

Kansas City.

[Greg]

He's on it. How about Lamar Jackson?

[Julio]

Jackson takes it himself.

[Rich]

Look at him dart back and forth.

[Julio]

Oh, he broke his ankles and he's got a touchdown. He is Houdini.

[Greg]

You are gonna have to listen to find out. Listen to NFL Daily's top 25 players of the last 25 years starting on June 30th on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan]

I know a lot of cops and they get asked all the time, have you ever had to shoot your gun? Sometimes the answer is yes. But there's a company dedicated to a future where the answer will always be no.

[Rich]

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[Dan]

But not everyone was convinced it was that simple.

[Rich]

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[Dan]

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[Julio]

I get right back there and it's bad. It's really, really, really bad.

[Dan]

Listen to new episodes of Absolute Season 1 Taser Incorporated on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Binge episodes for 1, 2 and 3 on May 21 and episodes 4, 5 and 6 on June 4 ad free at Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts.

[Ebony]

Welcome to Pretty Private with E. The podcast where silence is broken and stories are set free. I'm E and every Tuesday I'll be sharing all new anonymous stories that would challenge your perceptions and and give you new insight on the people around you. On Pretty Private, we'll explore the untold experiences of women of color who Faced it all, childhood trauma, addiction, abuse, incarceration, grief, mental health struggles and more. And found the strength to make it to the other side. My dad was shot and killed in his house. Yes, he was a drug dealer. Yes, he was a confidential informant. But he wasn't shot on a street corner. He wasn't shot in the middle of a drug deal. He was shot in his house, unarmed. Pretty Private isn't just a podcast. It's your personal guide for turning storylines into lifelines. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect podcast network. Tune in on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

[Julio]

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[Rich]

Joey Chestnut was on our show a couple weeks ago, name dropper, talking about how tomorrow morning he returns to the hot dog eating contest at Nathan's and he said he's going to try to put back 80 hot dogs. And I just read a stat that every 4th of July, I mean, I know we're going to be doing our grill and my wife's trying to figure out what we're going to do on the green egg. You know, you got a green egg.

[Julio]

What are you bragging about?

[Rich]

We're going to start smoking some meats. I think today for tomorrow, I am going to brag about it. It's pretty cool. Some people like Traeger, some people like green eggs. But hey, everyone loves grilling. In fact, the number one thing when surveyed Americans say what reminds him of summer, the smell of the grill. But do you think that Joey Chestnut is really going to put back 80? Number one, that would be a record. And number two, can you believe Americans eat 150 million hot dogs every Fourth of July?

[Julio]

That's 30 minutes off your life. Every.

[Mike]

No, no, Chestnut debunked that. When you talk to him, he said it was minutes, like a.

[Julio]

That's what he said.

[Mike]

A couple minutes.

[Julio]

That's what he said. I've read.

[Mike]

Still adds up to a few years for him.

[Rich]

What do you put on your dog, by the way? Before? I have a NFL quarterback thing I want to talk about. But real quick, what do you put on your dog? Ketchup and mustard?

[Julio]

Yeah, a little both. I'm okay with that.

[Rich]

Little relish.

[Julio]

Keep it simple. Nah, I don't relish to relish.

[Rich]

Do you like those red onions that they do on the New York City hot dog stands?

[Julio]

I'm good with that if you have it. But little mustard, ketchup, good for me.

[Rich]

All right, well, hey, we're getting closer and closer to the NFL season. And listen, baseball all star break, that's on my mind. But hey, in a month from now it's football until the end of the year, which is wild, right? We're already back in it. And a lot of networks, a lot of publications, a lot of streamers are putting out their list of top 10 NFL quarterbacks. And the one thing I realize is that it seems to be a common sentiment that the top four quarterbacks are agreed upon. It's like, it's like the, it's like the non spoken agreement that we all have core four. Yeah, I guess you would say there is a core four. Now I think everyone's order is different, but safe to say that 90% of people and analysts and fans are saying.

[Julio]

That, well, who was it that put out that list? It was Yahoo. Right. Who put out that list of the.

[Mike]

Top four sports writers?

[Julio]

They left off Jalen Hurst.

[Rich]

Well, I'm going to get to all. Yeah, but the top four as of right now, that's, it's very hard to argue in any particular order because I think everyone's going to put them in a different order. Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow. I think that is, you're very safe to say top four. And what I find to be funny, the commonality all in the afc. The AFC right now is having a moment. It's like the, the Brady, Peyton Manning. I'm not going to put Philip Rivers in maybe, but there was a time where the, a lot of the elite quarterbacks were in the afc and here.

[Covino]

We are, Philip Rivers in there. Yeah, I know he didn't win it a lot, but like those stats he put up, that's hall of Fame stats, no doubt.

[Rich]

Yeah. So Josh Allen, Mahomes, Lamar Burrow right there. Now I think the funny part is when you get from number 5 to 10, everyone's list is so all over the place because I think we're having a hard time really assessing and judging where we go from here. I think Justin Herbert will be on everyone's list as a top 10.

[Julio]

Well, the problem is people. Yeah, but people let their personal feelings get involved in here too because Rich so badly wants to wedge Brock Purdy in there somewhere.

[Rich]

But realistically I may say he's right Outside.

[Julio]

But I think that's why the bottom five, I think there's a realistic. Like, you really can't debate the top five, but then the bottom five is. And your feelings get involved.

[Mike]

And on our show Live from Vegas, we were debating whether or not Baker Mayfield should be in the top 10, which a lot of us think he is.

[Rich]

Let's agree. Let's say, let's. Because he won a Super bowl last year and it would almost be disrespectful not to put him on. Would you say at this point Jalen Hurts has proven he's a top 10?

[Mike]

I'd say he's number five.

[Covino]

I think he is. Yeah. Like the physicality, you just cannot discount that.

[Rich]

Okay, so if we're going to do.

[Julio]

How about what he did, man, and he lost the super bowl, sat there and pouted about it and said, this isn't happening again on my clock. And he delivered. Man, that was awesome. All right, so, I mean, he won a Super Bowl. He's. He's a solid quarterback.

[Rich]

All right, so Camino, hear me out here.

[Julio]

How was he not on the list.

[Rich]

The four we spoke of? Right. Jalen Hurts, because you gotta be respectful. And Justin Herbert because somehow, unless there's an outlier in the network, I get to some people that say no, but I think Herbert would make most people's top 10, maybe not six. But I'm going to say he's somewhere in the top 10, even though he had a stinker in the postseason last year. So that's six, I think now your final four spots are where every single person is going to have a different answer. And I said, there's one quarterback that I think gets so disrespected. He's on fox Sports top 10 quarterback list. I just saw an FS1, but he was not on the Yahoo list. Danny G. And perfect. You're a Lions fan. Jared Goff seems to get overlooked so much. And there was a stat that came out. Camino read how his stats compared to Mahomes over the last three seasons. He's better than Mahomes in every offensive category. And you'll still argue always, he's still not Mahomes. But the numbers will dictate that Jared.

[Julio]

Goff's really good last three seasons. Goff, 96 touchdowns. Patrick Mahomes, 94 touchdowns, 94 for Mahomes. So golf, more touchdowns, golf, 31 interceptions.

[Rich]

Mahomes here, 37.

[Julio]

37. And got through for more yardage. Actually slightly less. Like 20 less yards. Oh, no. I'm sorry. More. 13,006, 42. 13,642. Mahomes 13,361. And yeah, man. 100 102.7 passer rating versus 97.3 completion.

[Mike]

Percentage 61% 8 to 67.3 passer rating.

[Covino]

Game last year too.

[Julio]

So yeah, all stats favorable. All those stats are favorable. Major stats for golf over Mahomes. So it's like, how do you leave. If Mahomes is the guy, he's the beacon of awesome in today's game. How do you leave off golf in all these conversations? And I said it off there, I'll say it again. Detroit embraces them. They love the guy. It's everybody else that sort of forgets about him or undermines his accomplishments. I guess. It's not. He's not doing it. He is doing it and they love him for it.

[Rich]

A weird omission because. Because statistically, yeah, seems like a great guy. He's a cool guy. He's got a beautiful wife. Like everything about Jared Goff, you. You would. It doesn't make sense to me why he's left off.

[Julio]

Maybe because he was set up to be the guy in LA and it.

[Rich]

Yeah.

[Julio]

Didn't work out.

[Covino]

That's one of those reasons.

[Julio]

Yes.

[Covino]

I think it's that and then two other things. Number one, I think most people will try to point to the Lions roster and say, well, it's all the guys around him. But like that's true of every great quarterback. Jalen Hurts has a great offensive line. Patrick Mahomes played with Tyree Kill. Like, you know, just because he's got Amon Ross, St. Brow and Penne Sewell, like that's not a disqualifier. I think the other thing is like, you will see kind of those low end games from Jared Goff every now and then. What he did in the playoffs last year was not good.

[Rich]

He did something remarkable last year. Didn't he have a five interception game and still won against the Houston Texans?

[Covino]

Yeah, I was at Drugstore Cowboy in LA and everyone went nuts because like, yeah, it's. He had five interceptions but the second half he was on fire.

[Rich]

So yeah, I'm going to put not at number seven, but I think we got to put golf on this list. So now I think everyone in this room, we could all agree Mahomes, Jackson, Allen, Burrow, and then we just added Hertz, Herbert and Goff. That gives everyone three spots. And those three spots you got to figure out who's going to occupy your little imaginary top 10. Because then it starts getting dicey, like, are you putting Dak Prescott in the top 10? I mean, he's paid like it.

[Covino]

Mayfield Stafford is a fantastic quarterback, but the question is going into 20, 25, he's starting to get old. He's starting to get up there.

[Julio]

And by the way, that's what most of the lists are about. It's not about their career accomplishments, about heading into the next season.

[Rich]

Because you're going to.

[Julio]

That's why Geno Smith was on that list. And you're like, well, Geno Smith, yeah, he's good. But it's because that's their thinking projection with Ashton Genty.

[Mike]

And yeah, you got to put the youngest quarterback in that group. He proved a lot his rookie season. Jaden Daniels has to be somewhere there at the bottom of the top 10.

[Rich]

He's on the Fox Sports list, but Jaden Daniels did not make that Yahoo list.

[Covino]

Well, the problem is it's kind of the C.J. stroud problem because C.J. stroud was fantastic his rookie year. And then what happened? Sophomore slump always hits these guys. And I think people are trying to hedge a little bit on Jaden Daniels because you just don't know what he's going to be.

[Dan]

Year to the eye test.

[Mike]

Feels like he's built different.

[Julio]

Yeah. Don't you. Don't you tune into games where he's playing and don't you tune into those.

[Mike]

Highlights, that confidence and swag that he has. He's got an aura about himself like he's a superstar already.

[Julio]

Yeah. To me, he's a must watch quarterback. Rich. So I would say he's in my bottom third here.

[Rich]

Jaden Daniel, CJ Stroud.

[Julio]

I picture it like a concert headlining tour.

[Covino]

Baker Mayfield, where the top four are.

[Julio]

In big font and then the next three are in smaller font and then the next three are in. You know, they're up there.

[Mike]

But yeah, I'm with perfect. I think Mayfield needs to be at the bottom of the top 10 there.

[Covino]

Want to talk about a quarterback? It's no respect. Baker Mayfield, like, I think people are still holding Cleveland against him. He's amazing.

[Julio]

I said this when we first brought up that Yahoo list, which was bunk as hell. And again, lists are made to be discussed. They do these things to throw it out there so that people bring it up. Like, how in the world did they leave out so and so? But I forever have that image of Baker Mayfield literally carrying players on his back and he's marching down the field really trying to win for his team. It's amazing to see how he turned his career around and I think he's easy to root for.

[Mike]

And by the way, if you want to go based on numbers from last year, then Jordan Love and Brock Birdie would need to be in the conversation.

[Rich]

I'm telling you. So answer me this. Of those young quarterbacks, I'm going to give you three. You tell me if you feel like one clearly stands out. All right, Jaden. Jaden Daniel, commanders.

[Julio]

Okay.

[Rich]

C.J. stroud, Texans. Jordan Love, Packers. Are those three guys so in a little pocket together in your mind that like we're waiting for one of them to emerge? Think about that and think about where do you put a guy like Brock Purdy? Listen, I get it's not all about who's the best, who's top 10, but these lists are coming out, they're fun to debate. And it is funny how we all agree like maybe five or six are definitely there towards the bottom of the top 10. And Danny, I pointed this out last week on our afternoon show. Not everyone's a top 10. There's 32 teams in the NFL, so there is a bottom third. There's a bottom 10. And no one wants to admit that their guy might be in the bottom 10. So we'll take your feedback next. Cavino and Rich in for the great Dan Patrick. Hang tight.

[Covino]

Be 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 this July.

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[Greg]

25 years, 25 players before training camp kickstarts a new NFL season, NFL Daily is going to look back. It is a special six episode series where myself, Greg Rosenthal and some of the top NFL minds like Kevin Harlan, Mina Kimes and Bill Barnwell make the case for each player. We're taking a look back giving you NFL Daily's top 25 players of the last 25 years. So who made the list? You know Tom Brady's on it. Where's Patrick Mahomes?

[Julio]

Touchdown Kansas City.

[Greg]

He's on it. How about Lamar Jackson?

[Julio]

Jackson takes it himself.

[Rich]

Look at him dart back and forth.

[Julio]

Oh, he broke his ankles and he's got a touch touchdown. He is Houdini.

[Greg]

You are gonna have to listen to find out, listen to NFL Daily's top 25 players of the last 25 years starting on June 30th on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dan]

I know a lot of cops and they get asked all the time, have you ever had to shoot your gun? Sometimes the answer is yes. But there's a company dedicated to a future where the answer will always be no.

[Rich]

Across the country, cops called this Taser the Revolution.

[Dan]

But not everyone was convinced it was that simple.

[Rich]

Cops believed everything that Taser told them.

[Dan]

From Lava For Good and the team that brought you Bone Valley comes a story about what happened when a multi billion dollar company dedicated itself to one visionary mission. This is Absolute Season one, Taser Incorporated.

[Julio]

I get right back there and it's bad. It's really, really, really bad.

[Dan]

Listen to new episodes of Absolute Season 1, Taser Incorporated on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Binge episodes 1, 2 and 3 on May 21 and episodes 4, 5 and 6 on June 4 ad free at Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts.

[Ebony]

Welcome to Pretty Private with Ebony, the podcast where silence is broken and stories are set free. I'm Ebony and every Tuesday I'll be sharing all new anonymous stories that would challenge your perceptions and give you new insight on the people around you. On Pretty Private, we'll explore the untold experiences of women of color who faced it all. Childhood trauma, addiction, abuse, incarceration, grief, mental health struggles and more. And found the strength to make it to the other side. My dad was shot and killed in his house. Yes, he was a drug dealer. Yes, he was a confidential informant. But he wasn't shot on a street corner. He wasn't shot in the middle of a drug dealer. He was shot in his house, unarmed. Pretty Private isn't just a podcast, it's your personal guide for turning storylines into lifelines. Every Tuesday, make sure you listen to Pretty Private from the Black Effect Podcast network. Tune in on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

[Dr. Lea Tritate]

Sometimes it's hard to remember, but going.

[Rich]

Through something like that is a traumatic.

[Julio]

Experience, but it's also not the end of your life.

[Dr. Lea Tritate]

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[Julio]

Always feels good to be in for Dan Patrick. It's our segmented extended hat trick because we're here today, Monday and Tuesday so we're pumped for the holiday weekend too. Happy Trace Day. Julio from Cavino and Rich. Our show is going to be broadcasting live from the MLB All Star Game too. Also filling in for Dan Patrick.

[Rich]

So excited.

[Julio]

Atlanta, here we come. Atlanta is the ultimate baseball hotspot. You'd be part of the excitement at Capital One All Star Village. Saturday, July 12 through Tuesday, July 15 head to the Cobb Galleria for baseball fun, live entertainment, Interactive Games and us will be there. Buy tickets [e-mail] we say it all the time, especially if you have kids. Sometimes we look back and we feel like our parents didn't love us because they never took us to this stuff. It's so cool if you got a kid and he's in that pocket or she's in that pocket of baseball cards and baseball, it's like you gotta go. It's so much fun.

[Rich]

Great man. By the way, who do you think.

[Julio]

Are stopping by too?

[Rich]

Who do you think they're considering the quote, biggest snubs this year. I know, I know there's still alternates that are going to be named to the team, but who do you think the biggest snubs are? Just thinking right now they're saying Ellie De La Cruz.

[Julio]

That's the biggest one. Again, the fans, which I hate, and.

[Rich]

The polar bear, Pete Alonzo, who's having a career year and he's made it before, but he, he has not made it as of now. But I'm sure both of those guys will be added at some point. We'll see.

[Julio]

Well, thanks for all your feedback at Covino Enrich. We're live from the FOX Sports Radio studio. Remember, after the show, the DP podcast and our stream goes up. So if you miss any of today's show, be sure to listen to the podcast. Search Covino Enrich wherever you get your podcast. And on Saturday morning, Danny G. Puts our best of the week up. So be sure to follow, rate and review. Five stars and look at the time. Let's go. Yay. What we gonna do right here is go back into time.

[Covino]

Throwing it back for a Thursday old school when 50 hits at 50 after C& R. Give you the time capsule topic and we reminisce together.

[Julio]

So we do this on our regular show every Thursday. So it's great to bring it here in for Dan Patrick because we get you involved. 87799 on Fox. We want you to call up. In fact, let's say you unlock a memory. You really nailed the call. Maybe Danny G. Will hook you up with a prize. How about that? Trying to bribe some Man Patrick listeners. If you got some stainless steel CNR on FSR swiggies to give away. But today, throwing it back on a Thursday. Today's a special day.

[Rich]

Yeah, it's the day where all your fourth of July movies hit the theaters. And I'm sure this year it's gonna be all about Jurassic World.

[Julio]

Yeah. But it's also speaking of blockbusters, on this holiday weekend, it's also the 40th anniversary, the release of Back to the Future.

[Rich]

Marty.

[Julio]

July 3rd, 1985.

[Rich]

Forty years since we met Doc Emmett Brown and Marty McFly. 1985. A lot of us were little kids and I, I still believe it's the closest thing to a perfect movie that was ever made.

[Julio]

As they say, it's a great movie now, except for the whole part where, you know, he's making out with his mom and stuff.

[Rich]

Well, I would say the 1, 1 missing explanation in the whole thing. Have you seen Comedian? I saw a comedian do this whole.

[Julio]

Bit where it's like, Biff was a little rough with Lorraine in the car.

[Rich]

Get your damn hands off her. It was never explained why. I don't know. A cool teenage kid was hanging out with an old scientist. There was never like, oh, yeah, he's a friend of the scientist.

[Julio]

He had that big guitar amp.

[Rich]

It was like, so wait, what's going on with Doc and Marty?

[Julio]

They had a nice relationship.

[Mike]

He was trying to ruin one of the greatest movies.

[Julio]

It was like an age 80s thing. It's like Daniel sun and Miyagi. It's like, you know, just how it was.

[Rich]

Would you let your teenager hang out with a weird old scientist?

[Julio]

It's like us and our friendship with Mike who runs this place.

[Rich]

You know what? So I ask you what were the biggest summer blockbusters that you would put on the top of your list? Let me name a couple and I want to know how you ranked these. Like if you had to make a top three, because on the Fourth of July weekend, the number one grossing movie at the box office, Transformers 2007, Megan Fox. But also you could say Back to the Future. You could say Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum. Independence Day. You could say Terminator 2. That came out on this day. So we'll, we'll go over some of your favorite blockbuster movies from fourth of July. Coming up, kavin on Rich in for Dan Patrick. Having fun on a Thursday right here. Let's out hang.

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