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Catch it on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page or just search Covino and Rich over promised wherever you stream your podcast. Now this hour giving away prizes. We're going to play Last one Standing. And we're joined by Joey Chestnut, the goat, the champion, 17 time champion in just a few minutes. I'm curious how this guy is doing three days after Domination. We'll get to Joey in a second. But as we are broadcasting live from the Fox Sports Radio studio, just a reminder that we will be at the All Star game next week and I can't wait, doing it live. And also I got to remind you about our good friends at Mako. Most cars on the road could use a little tlc. They bring your car back to life with affordable paint jobs, light collision repair. Get a free estimate today. Oh, better get Mako. And as we line up Joey Chestnut, I look back at our text messages if you heard the end of last hour show. Covino is aggravated that he wants to do nothing but sit around and scratch his ass tonight and watch a little baseball or something. But we have a friend in from out of town. Yeah. That he can't wait to see you tonight. He hit us up while we were broadcasting like, yo, super pumped to see us tonight. I'm like, what? We got to go out tonight. We got to wake up early for Dan patrick tomorrow. That 4am alarm feels awesome up on the west coast when you're out tonight with your friend. I saw the text message thread. Okay. I'm blaming Rich because he's the more social of the two. Like he always loves to go out and, and yap it up with everybody. I do like to go out. I do like a nice dinner. I do like a nice drink or a coffee or something. But Danny G. Who was quick to point the finger here, Steve Covina, you were very quick. Okay. And he's usually right. Our old pal. Yeah. And this is a guy that I would love to see. Just, I mean, bad timing. Fellas. I'll be in LA from July 6th to the 8th for some work stuff. If you're free to hang the night of the 7th today. Let's hang. I didn't know Howard Stern was in town, so I got time for Howard Stern, who responds. Steve Covino. I should be around, brother. That's awesome. Oh, really? And then he wrote word. Let's take a look at the schedule as we get closer. All I did in this whole thing was at the end of that, I gave a fist bump emoji. I think that means you got to come with me. Means. No, that means you were in on it. I mean, you're like. You're like, yeah, buddy. If you put the fist bump emoji in there, that means you were, like, down with the plan. Yeah, but Rich didn't blow it up the way he normally does. Yeah, I guess I got to take some blame there, huh? I was just trying to be nice. I mean, I couldn't foresee that we were in for Dan Patrick on that day. So I'm down for a little like. Like, no. I did enough boozing and schmoozing over the weekend. You got all afternoon to nap. Want to meet at the Cheesecake Factory, like, or that P. F Chang's or something in between us? Yeah, if he's willing to come, like, in my neighborhood for a drink, I'm in. If this Requires travel of 10 minutes or more, I might be out just so I could bring my best tomorrow. That's all. But give me this. Give me the official ruling on if you have a friend in town, if they're really a friend, don't you. You do have to sort of that. That's what makes a friend a friend, right? Yeah, but it's always difficult to disrupt the routine. Yeah, I get it. You know what? It's. It's also summertime. You can't. You can't blame the kids school schedule. Well, they got to the camp and Kids at camp, so. Hey, hopefully you're having a great summer so far, Kavino and Rich. Now, do we got this guy lined up? Do we have Mr. Joey Chestnut on standby waiting to just say hi? He'll be here in a couple minutes. I got some listener questions, too. Curious to see how he's doing, how he deals with all the fame. For real. Like, it must be overwhelming to see all that feedback, to see all those posts afterward. Must be quite the thrill because your. Your page is flooded with that. But I wonder. You know what? Throw this down there if you. If you want to ask him, when you are scrolling through social media, does he even, like, you know, when it's your birthday on social media, how you have like, you know, thousands of people like happy birthday, Covino. And you, like, you try to get back to everyone. When you win the hot dog eating contest, do you think he actually looks at his social media? Absolutely. Because every idiot, including part of the thrill of victory, every idiot, including us, that has hung with him, met him or took a picture with him, post it and they're like, there's our guy. Yeah, he has to be overwhelmed with the amount of feedback and you know, the people that are talking about him and about the event and it's just that one day and then, you know, he's back to, I don't say normal life, but yeah, he's, he's the biggest star of the day. It's crazy. Who's more American than Joey Chestnut? I mean, he brings us all together at a time where many people are not getting along. Now, while we wait for Joey, do we got him Spot? He's cut, moving. Oh yeah, he's entering the room. You should have like a fanfare for him. There he is, Joey Chestnut. With glory and renown, we welcome back 17 time hot dog eating champion, the great, the goat, Joey Chestnut. What's up, man? How are you, Joey? Oh, good to be on with you guys again. Thanks for making time, man. Always good to see you. First of all, I gotta ask, how do we feel three days later we back to normal or what? Or was three days later still. I don't think I'll ever be normal. But I, yeah, I, I probably feel, yeah, I look pretty rough. I feel pretty rough still. I, yeah, yesterday was a long day of travel, but you know, I'm back sleeping, my own bed, got my, you know, my dogs and yeah, I'm starting, I'm getting close to normal. Joey Kavino and I were just saying we were curious if the day of the hot dog eating championship, those 24 hours surrounding the event, are you aware of how much you trend on social media? Are you watching and looking at all the memes and the post and everyone relishing it? Do you relish relish? Pun intended? Yes. No, I, I, a little bit, but it's, I actually turn off my phone usually forth and I, I, it's, yeah, I'm kind of, I'm kind of, I get, I get overwhelmed. I'm actually a shy guy, so I don't look at this stuff too much. It's overwhelming for us to see how much coverage you get for real. Like it's, it's a ton of coverage. Are you ever shocked to see who's Talking about you or tweeting about you? Oh, oh, the whole time? Yeah. Like, yeah, yesterday I started going through things and seeing what was said and I like all the Mount Rushmore posts. Those ones are, those ones like, oh my God, those are embarrassing. You know what? We were talking about that before, the dominance that you hold even at your, what wasn't your best, right. 70.5, but it was still enough to win by a landslide, By a lot. And still impressive. But I know you were shooting for 80. When it comes to dominance, who else comes to mind for you growing up because there's such a gap between you and the next guy? Oh, dominance. Oh, I said you and like Tyson and guys like that. When you think of dominance, who comes to mind? Well, I, I think of Barry Bonds and he was just unapologetic. He, he was there just to be the best that he could and hit home runs and dominate. You look at, I mean every, everybody says Jordan, but yeah, yeah, Jordan, but yeah, I, I don't know. It's to compare myself. It's weird to compare myself to other people. I got super lucky. I found something that I didn't even know I was going to be. Like this was my thing until I was 21 years old. Like all the other athletes, anybody who's a competitor, they knew like when they were five that that's what they were going to be doing. Well, if you weren't Joey Chestnut, the seven time 17. 17 time champion, what would you be doing? Oh my God, I'd still be working, probably construction management. I went to school for civil engineering and I like seeing things being part of a big project. But I, yeah, I don't know what I'd be doing really, but I'd still be probably eating and drinking for fun quite a bit, let me tell you. 17 time winner, Joey Chestnut. Thanks for the post. 4th of July check in. We were thinking about it. When you win by such a large margin, you're around the same age as LeBron James and he's just playing as well as he's ever played. You saw Tom Brady play till he was 45 years old. When you're winning by again, 20 hot dogs, is there any slowing down? Are you going to be the one that walks away eventually or can you do this for another 10 plus years or is that just too much on your body? You're 41 now, right? Yeah, I'm 41. I, the recovery, it takes longer. I remember when I was younger I'd be bounce, bounce back. After two days, the body was oh, my God, it was amazing. And I. These days it takes a little bit longer, and that's to be expected, but we'll see. As long. As long as I'm still able to bounce back, eventually I'll keep doing it. And I still love it. That audience out there, we're talking 20,000 people, New York. It was great to be back. Yeah. Chanting your name. Not only chanting. Welcoming you back. You know what I saw him get. This is awesome. Like, the walk into the play, like, you know how, like, they'll show, like, the NBA players in the tunnel, walking entrance. I saw, like, the Joey Chestnut. He's arrived. He's here. That's. It's. It's really cool how they. How they demonstrated your comeback. And at no point. At no point did anyone think you weren't going to dominate this. In fact, is it wild to think that, you know, so many people were betting on your over under. How many, you know, people are wagering on how many hot dogs you'd win by? That's, like, a thing now. Yeah, the over under, man, that. That's the painful one. I. A lot. A lot of people bet the over, and I feel bad. I'm gonna. Next year, I'm gonna. I'm gonna. Yeah, I'm gonna put the work in. I. Now that it. We do. It's. I'm gonna figure it out, how to get, get, get that. Get to approach that record 76. Even though I'm older, I know there's a way I can do it. Hey, Joey, actually, I have a listener question that goes with that. This is from Mercer man, who's also a competitive eater in training. He goes, what do you think was the reason that the eaters had trouble getting down the dogs this year? Because numbers. We were talking numbers. Numbers were sort. Women. Were the buns stale or more dense? Or maybe the dogs were cooked too much and harder to swallow. Why were numbers down this year? You think it was a little weird? Yeah, the. I. I don't know. The dogs did taste a little. A little different. There. There's. There's. I don't know if they. They cooked them ahead of time or what, but they. They. They were a little bit darker all. All the way around. I don't know what. What they. If they cooked them on a grill that was just too hot or something. I don't know. It was. There was something a little bit different about the dogs. I know Mickey, her numbers were off by, like. Like, 17 hot dogs. So. So as soon as I saw that her number Was down by so much. I was like, oh, maybe there's something off. I, I was still fast as heck in the beginning, but I, I just, I got, I, I was a fat man towards the end. I slowed down and that's all on me. It was, it wasn't really the dogs. So I, I, next year I just gotta go. I'm coming in better shape, I think. Joey Chestnut hanging with Kavin on Rich in for Dan Patrick. Now most people look at their outlook, their calendar and oh, I got a work trip, a meeting. What, what's coming up over the next couple weeks for you? What is that? Is there a, do you have a competition on the horizon parade? Right? Like dude, you have a going to Disney World. What's up for Joey Ches. What, what are we eating next or are you taking a little time out now? Now there's a. What do I got? Geez, I think I might have a little bit of time off. I'm gonna go visit a friend in Alaska at the end of the month, do some salmon fishing. But yeah, so I'm taking a little bit of time. There's a couple appearances I might, there's minor league baseball game I think on the 21st. I'll be in Lansing, Michigan. Yeah. Doing something up there. But yeah, yeah, I'll be eating olive burgers. Danny G. Wants to. How many salmon could you eat at once? Ye. You know, we were talking about Andy Roddick saying that tennis takes more athleticism than any other sport. He was saying it's the hardest sport to play. And you were just talking about how tough it is to recover in your sport. What is the toughest part about your sport and what you do? Like the biggest misconception maybe. Oh, I think the hardest, the biggest thing is that I have to be fairly healthy. I love to eat, but when I, when I, it's this double edged sword. You have to be a big eater, naturally, but the more you eat the, the harder it is to eat within those 10 minutes. So I have to really, I have to be somewhat fit and control my eating and go in absolutely empty. So, so it's, it's a lot of, it's a lot of contradiction. Yeah, you have to be a big, is it a mental bat all the time like to, to not overeat? Oh, it's, it's, yeah, I, I love to eat. Like my biggest thing is like, like I'm like I'm still like 14 pounds heavier than when I started the contest because I had a couple of beer, I had some beers. I had my recovery after a contest is supposed to be super high fiber, no carbs, no starches. But if I start having any of those carbs, the weight really stays on me. Joey, one last question. You're synonymous with hot dogs. Kavino and I always feel like pizza is the one thing that. So easy to overeat. Oh, it's so easy if you're, if you're having some drinks, watching a fight night with some of your buddies. Like, what is a reasonable amount of pizza you think for a grown man to eat? Well, it depends on the pie. It depends on the pizza where you're eating. Let's say like New York city style. Like 8 slice. 8. 8 slices New York City pie? Yeah. Yeah. You're eating more. More than two thirds of the pie. Yeah, that's. Six slices is pretty normal. Wow, that's the man. I should be a little more guilt free then. Yeah, but a lot of people, they, they. It's easy. Football games, it's like a three hour long thing you're going to. It's easy to just lose count. Yeah. And a lot of people have parties where there's multiple. Where, where there's different boxes open. So it's, it's easy. I'll. I'll go to a place and there's. I'll. More than one? Yeah. More than eight slices? 12. 12 slices, probably. But it's. You just lose count. Imagine being friends with Joey Chestnut and you're having a party. You always have to accommodate for this guy. Little extra. Yeah. An extra pie. Yeah. Hey, Joey, we'll let you go. I know you're a busy man as you're getting ready for some downtime. Are you big? Are you a football guy or No? I love football. Who's your team? Because we're about to do a little NFL preview. Who's your team? I live in Indiana now. Some big time Colts. I still, I. Every year I go to a Buffalo Bills game. I'm hoping. Yeah, I'm always rooting for the Bills a little bit. Josh Allen. This could be the year. And they're saying Daniel Jones could be making an impact in Indianapolis. So we'll get to all that, Joey. Appreciate your time. Congrats, man. Congrats again. 17 time winner. Great to have you back as many championships as your Lakers, Danny. That's right. Look at that. Thank you, Joey. Thank you, guys. Later, brother. The goat right there. Joey Chestnut, just far superior than anybody else. And by the way, I think his numbers are a little skewed. Six slices of pizza You're a gavon, as they say. But I think at 4, that's when I'm like, hey, how many did you have? Because you never want to be the sloppiest guy, but I. But I do. Some guy had five. You're like, all right, well, I'm still good. Well, I do feel like when you were a kid, when you were a little kid and your family would get one pie, one pizza for the family, dad always keep the secret that he ate one on the way home. He ate a whole pie. Maybe a whole pie. Because I always thought, like, I had two siblings, so there were five of us. I'm like, how did one. The math. It never meth either. Dad didn't eat in the 80s. The math wasn't mething, as they say. Well, dad ate a whole pie by himself on the way home and never told anybody. That might be the trick in itself. Not to sound like a bunch of slobs, but, like Danny G. I was. Sam, how many slices could you have? Like, if we got. We could only a pie, but it's. How many should you have? Yeah, nowadays I stop after the third piece. Yeah. I stop at four. I hate myself. So I could eat the whole thing, but at 4, that's where I'm like, all right, I maxed out. You could. He said six, but I'm saying, if you wanted to. Six to eight or what? He said 12 by the end of the night. If calories didn't matter and health wasn't a thing, you could easily put down a whole pizza. Put down a medium by yourself in crust, you could eat a whole pizza easily. Easy, easy. Thick crust. You can do a medium by yourself if you're not worried about gaining weight. But the trick is this. It's like, you know, you gotta. You can't be the worst guy in your crew. So if the worst guy in your crew had five slices, you had four. You're good. That's. That's the. That's my rule, man. Danny, how many times has Kavina been. I never had how many wings you have. He's always counting. I don't want to have the most every event. I know. The question is coming. Hey, how many did you have? Hey, the rule applies for alcohol, too. It's like, how many drinks did you have? Good, because you're going to be the stupidest by the end of the night. All right. And keep it. Always keep it a little. Little less. All right, well, here's what we got coming up as we fill in for Dan Patrick. A little. Thank you for hanging with Kavino and Rich. I know you don't got your DP today. Hopefully we're we're keeping you company. We're going to give away a Fox Sports Radio stainless steel. 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Tire rack.com the way tire money should be. I did say. You said it, pal. Rich, before we play the game that's sweeping the nation. The other game that's popping right now is baseball. I thought this was an interesting point. Got to give credit to Jimmy U10. Jimmy U10, because we talk about how the home run derby could mess up your swing and that's probably why these big superstars shy away from it. I wonder, like, is that just an excuse at this point, maybe because he's like, dude, they're going up every at bat swinging for the yard nowadays. The home run derby doesn't mess up their swing anymore the way it used to. And that's a great point. If you're going up swinging for the fences every time because analytics says that's the thing to do, is it really messing your swing up? So, yeah, why not show. Hey, why not judge? If that's what they're doing anyway? Honestly, why not? Alonzo, you watch a full baseball game now and tell me that 80% of the players aren't taking big. It's a good point. Big hacks every at bat. The only. The only players you see once in a while trying to do a little slap hit, you know, middle of the lineup, end of the lineup, guys like, like a Jeff McNeil or, you know, who doesn't even take a full swing on your Yankees. I noticed over the weekend. Yet he has a lot of home runs. Trent Grisham. Yeah, he takes like a half swing. He does what you teach kids not to do in Little League. Sixteen bombs. You know, in little league, when you teach a kid, like, once you make contact with the ball, keep your swing going, follow through. Like Darryl Strawberry, like Trey Grissom, the minute hits the ball, like that's where his swing ends. I'm like, how is this guy hitting box? I don't know. Contact. Hit it on the fat part of the bat. So anyway, we'll be out there representing in Atlanta. We'll tell you all about it. But now we're getting the lines going. 8, 7, 7, 99 on Fox. Are we ready to play Danny G. Let's do it. Let's go. Last one. You have five seconds to battle for your sports trivia. Life. I don't got it. Put your electronic devices down and pick your sports knowledge. It's CNR's last one standing. Last one standing. All right, I have four categories ready to go if needed. A tiebreaker. Each contestant gets five seconds to stay alive in the round. Each. If you run out of time or you answer incorrectly, Iowa. Sam will take you out with his big bad buzzer. You do not want to hear that in this game. Too early for that. We keep battling until you are the last one standing. If you win two of the rounds, you're the top dog. Here are the contestants. Seven time winner, Steve Covino right over there. Great man. Let's go eight for on the big stage. Let's go to his right. 11 time winner, Rich Davis. I'm trying to get 17 just like Joey Chestnut. Rich can serve a tennis ball and big shoes to fill. Info 30 time winner Dan Beyer is Big Mike who doesn't run this place. Thank you. Thank you ladies and gentlemen. Nice to be here, Big Mike. Thank you very much. And let's go to the studio lines. Going to see who's playing for one of our last CNR stainless steel swiggy water bottles. All right, Big Mike, I'm going to use you for this. Would you, would you love to travel to beautiful Baxter Springs, Kansas, Roanoke, Virginia, Waco, Texas, Winter Park, Florida Jonesboro, Arkansas or Carlsbad, California? I will go to Arkansas. Let's go Arkansas, baby. That's a Rico. A Rico. Never been to Arkansas. You there? Yes, sir. Hey, what do you, what do you do for a living there in Arkansas? I put up tents and we just had fireworks so we just sold a bunch of tents and fireworks and stuff. Oh, good time of the year for you. I like tents. Fans hot. All right. By the way, spot is the fact checker during this game. Super anxiety over there where he sits. So be patient with him. When I say your name, the clock is going to begin. First category is called the Cooperstown 20. You have five seconds to name one of the 19 legendary MLB pitchers who Clayton Kershaw just joined in the 3000 strikeout club. All right, 19 others. Covino, you're going to be up first as soon as the timer starts right now. CC Sabathia. CC Sabathia. Number 18. 30. 93. Rich. Nolan Ryan. Nolan Ryan. Number 1. 57. 14. Big Mike. Kurt Schilling. Kurt Schilling. 3116 and 1. Number. Number 17, Arico. Randy Johnson. Randy Johnson. Number 2. 4875. Covino. John Smoltz. John Smoltz. Number 19. At the bottom of the list. 3084, Rich. Terrific. Tom Seaver. Tom Seaver. Number 6. 3640. Big Mike. Ooh. Pedro Martinez. Pedro Martinez. Number 15. 3154. We're on a roll. A Rico. Greg Maddox. Greg Maddox. Number 12. 3371. Nice. Paul Covino. I don't believe anyone said the rocket, did they? Randy? Roger Clemens. What rocket you thinking of? I'm sorry, I was looking at. I was said a nickname of what he writes. I was going alphabetical order. Sorry, I was looking at Randy and I meant to say rocket. 4672. Number three. Number three on the list, Rich. Justin Verlander. Justin Verlander. Number 10. 3471. Big Mike. Bob Gibson. Bob Gibson. Yeah. Number 16 with 37. 3117. A. Rico. It's a good place. Three, two. Tom Glavin. Tom Glavin. Not on the list. Sorry about that. Covino. Don Sutton. Don Sutton. Number seven. 3574. Double talk. Dickey. Max Scherzer. Max Scherzer. On the list. Number 11, 34. 19. Big Mike. So you're saying I can't say Clayton Kershaw, is that right? Right. Oh, number 23,000. I'm gonna be out because I know he didn't play long enough. Sandy Koufax. Not on the list. Not on the list. Oh, it's between cnr Covino. Three, two, one. Negro. Yeah. Oh. Oh, yeah. Slipped it in right at the end. Number 13, 33. 47 at the buzzer. Rich. 3. Cy Young. Not on the list. No. Covino wins that round. I'm the smartest man in love. This guy stinks. He stinks. You guys missed. I am so angry that I missed someone. You missed. Steve Carlton. Number four. Walter Johnson. Number nine. Gaylord Perry. Number eight. Fergie Jenkins. Number 14. And Bert Bleilevin. Oh, Bert Bleilevin. That's a good one. Number five. That was a good category. Covino on the board so far. As we move to the second category, it is called first year. Fat year. You have five seconds to name an NFL wide receiver who's on the list for the most receiving yards ever by a rookie wide receiver. We'll take the top 25 most receiving yards ever by a rookie wide receiver. A. Rico. You're going to be up first in this round as soon as the timer starts right now. Jerry Rice. What do you say? Jerry Rice. Oh, Jerry Rice. Non list off the bat. That's rough. Big Mikey. Randy Moss. Randy Moss. Number 6. 13 13. Rich. 3. 2. CD Lamb. CD Lamb. Not on the list. Covina. Keyshawn. Keyshawn. 3. Not on the list. Wow. Oh, Big Mike wins that round. Oh, I'll take it. Yeah, I never win. Wasn't I technically the last guy? Yeah, but I'm the only one who gave a correct answer in that round. Is Marvin Harrison Jr. On that list? Because if he was, I'm going to get out. Joey Galloway was going to be my friend from the Rams. Who's your. Who's your guys? My pal. Cooper. Cup or Puka Dakua? Yes. Number one, by the way. Yes. Joey Galloway was on there. Bottom of the list. Thank you very much. Yeah. So, man, that was an. That was. I win it. No matter how you slice it, guys always try and. Hold on. Hey, I swear on my life, I had Nur written down. All right, we got Puka Nakua. Let's see. Yeah, he set that record recently. I thought you would say him for sure. All right, third category. Hold on. I want to know who else is on there. Bill Grman was number two. Jamar Chase, number three. Just Justin Jefferson. Justin Jefferson, number four. What else? Anquan Bolden, number five. So that's the top five. I hate that list because I should have got all of those. All right, let's go. All right, Covino and Big Mike both have categories under their belt. As we go to the third category. Busy at the break. You have five seconds to name a player who leads the MLB in All Star appearances all time. All right, once again. MLB All Star appearances all time. We're going to take the top. No, no. All time. All time. We'll take the top 38, because 13 players are tied for making the All Star game 12 times each. All right, Covino, you're going to be up first as soon as the timer starts. Right now, this just comes to mind. Ozzy Smith. Ozzie Smith had 15. Bam. Yeah. Rich. Willie Mays. Willie Mays had 20. Big Mike. Derek Jeter. Derek Jeter had 14. A Rico Be. Barry Bonds had 14. Covino. Cal Ripken, Jr. 19. Rich. Three, two, one. Mike Piazza. Mike Piazza had 12. Part of the 12 list. Okay. With. Nice. A Rico. Three, two, one. Greg. Maddie, who'd you say? I said Big Mac. Mark. No, he said no. He said Greg Maddox. Greg Maddox. Oh, Maddox. No, no. Sorry, brother. Back to Covino. Albert Pujols. Albert Pujols not on the list. What? Wow. Rich. Get out of my face. Sorry. And this is how many? More than what? 12. 12 or over. Yeah. 3, 2. Ken Griffey Jr. 13. Nice poll. Big Mike. Clayton Kershaw. Clayton Kershaw not on the list. Rich wins that one. Damn, guys missed it a lot. I know. That's how I left off. The old timers. Hammer and Hank on there. Hammer and Hank is on there. I was going to miss. I had a few. Hank, he had 21. He was the top. Ted Williams on there. Ted Williams was on there. 17. Stan Musial, Rod Carew. I hate Yogi Bara. Mickey Mantle, Pete Rose, by the way, Tony Gwynn. All. You could have named any legend. You got none of them. We were so bad at them. I'm shocked. Because that. I'm shocked. That was the One where I had like five more in the holster. You easy. You. You're not surprised that Albert Pulse wasn't on that list. I had Pujols written down, but I. I can't believe he's not on that. MLB's about to resend their offer for our show to broadcast live spot. You know who was questionably on my list? Yes. It was like my fifth one down. I would have had to go to Yachty eventually. Yada Molina or. No, no, no. Pudge Rodriguez maybe? No. Yvonne Rodriguez. You know what? I wait for years. Don't make them go back too bad. What do you make is on there? 14. Nice. Okay. Who did you say? Rich? Yadier Molina. Yadier Non. Unless. All right. Three way tie. Covino. Big Mike. Rich. As we crawl into the fourth category. Bombs over atl. You have five seconds to name an MLB player who has won a home run derby since the year 2000. We were just talking about this on the show. Bombs over ATL. Five seconds. Name an MLB player who has won an HR derby since the year 2000. A. Rico, you're going to be up first as soon as the clock starts right now. Go. Oh my God. 3, 2, 1. I don't know. Sorry, brother. Big Mike. Oh, I don't pay attention to the Home run Derby at all. Come on. Yeah. Aaron Judge. Yes. In 2017, Rich. Robbie Cano. Don't you know Robbie Cano? 2011. Covino. Polar Bear. Pete. In 2021 and 2019, Big Mike. Cecil Fielder. Cecil Fielder. Anonymous. There odds between C and Rich. Prince Fielder. Yes. That's who I met. Damn it. Damn it. 2009 is 2005. Covino. I mentioned him earlier. I'm pretty sure Bobby Abreu won. Bobby Abreu. 2005. Back to Rich. Four, three. Stop. No, no, no. Yeah. Last year. Last year, Covino, Albert Pujols. Again. Rich is the last one standing. You know what? I know what Kavino's thinking of. Albert Pujols participated the last year of his career and actually put up a really good show. That's right. That's true. Today Yoanus, you want to SES for this? I wouldn't have got that. So. So was in 2000. I said it on purpose by that Jason G. Soto once. I forgot that. So David Ortiz in 2010. Bryce Harper. 2018. Bryce John Carlo. 2016. Man, you guys stink. You guys stink. That is. That is Rich Davis's 12th win in this game. And you guys make it too easy. AO in Arkansas. We appreciate you participating. Good battle there, brother. Thank you, buddy. I'm glad to be here. Appreciate you man. Thank you for listening. Thanks for all your hard work this weekend and enjoy. We listen. Speaking of baseball, a reminder again, we will be filling in for Dan Patrick next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from the All Star Game festivities in Atlanta, Georgia Home Run Derby. The game. We'll be doing a recap talking to players and it's going to be a lot of fun. So we'll try, we're going to try to get some legends and current players on the show. So next week in for DP again. Now coming up, we just talked baseball. How about a little NFL? Let's take a look at week one. I know it's still 59 days away, but really think about it. In less than two months, we're going to be full force into the NFL. So a little peek at Week one coming up right here, Kavino and Rich. And for dp, 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 appointment. Tired of spills and stains on your sofa? 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I thought we were going in November, November. And I think we might go to Arizona, but, you know, now's the time where people are plotting out their football travel. What city are you going to hit up? What are the games on the schedule that you're looking at saying, oh, well, remember, projections are coming soon. And we talked about how USA Today last year picked the jets beating the Packers. And I guess that's the beauty of week one and leading into the season. There's hope for everybody. But you can also be realistic when it comes to your thoughts. But I think every year there's a couple teams that surprise the hell out of everyone in a good and bad way. And I think this year, much like every other year, you're going to, you know, for instance, to me, I think the Steelers, as much as Danny G. 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Even, even the kickoff itself. Cowboys and Eagles. I mean eventually in our lifetime you would think that like the Cowboys will get this together or what? Well, I finished squid game so I'm watching the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders Season 2America's Sweetheart. Just to get fired up for the season. Do they need to cheer harder? Yeah, I'm trying to see what sort of, sort of cheer team they have backing them. Also going to have quarterback on Netflix to lead into the season. And Danny, look at one of the games, week one right after that Cowboys Eagles opening night showdown. Your Raiders play in New England. That's, that's one of your early games opening week. And if you can't. If you're telling me that anyone at this point, before we've seen a preseason snap or anything, remember Yahoo Sports projected Geno Smith, a top 10 quarterback based on his weapons in with the Raiders Genti and the receivers around him right now like Bowers. Yep. Yeah, it might be surprising. It's going to be a matter of the Raiders defense right now. We haven't seen Genty, we haven't seen what Geno looks like with his offense. And on the flip of it, is there, isn't there like some, is it the fun fact like there's no team that's turned over personnel more than the New England Patriots over the last year. So you, you can't even have a gauge on a team that's personnel is completely different. So. Well, back to our original rule. You're not going to have a gauge until six weeks in anyway. Yeah, it's impossible. I mean then you, then there's always the storylines of well, Jaden Daniels. Is he going to deliver at the same level that he did last year or is that just the anomaly? Because remember two years ago CJ Stroud was sophomore slump. In the sophomore slump hit a little bit. So we'll see. And then of course, my niners out west have the softest schedule. Are they back? Does Brock Purdy lead them to the glory of a few years ago? Getting excited here. And you talk NFL. 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