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Hey, thanks for listening to the Covino Enrich podcast. Be sure to catch us live every weekday from 5 to 7 Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific, on Fox Sports Radio. Find your local station for Kavito and rich@foxsportsradio.com or stream us live every day on the iHeartRadio app by searching FSR. Hey, how you doing? Some Covid habits never die, Rich. I'm still wiping down the console and microphone here. How's he say, what is it, 2020? I still do, just out of courtesy, out of respect. I don't wear those bad boys. Not only I'm wearing a mask or anything. I thought you were in your Richard Nixon mask. No, but I do wipe down still. And I still sing Happy Birthday when I wash my hands. I sing that when I wash my. No, I'm just kidding. I don't even wash my hands. Hey, it's Covino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio. Hope you're having a great day. I was. Why? What do you mean I was? What do you mean you were? I got a story. Oh, man, I can't wait. We got midweek major. We gotta talk about how Westbrook blew it. But first and first, mostly. We be rocking out. Let's go. All right. Hope you didn't have a Russell Westbrook. So tonight or Francisco Lindor finally got a hit, but two errors yesterday. Not like him. Yeah, we actually mentioned how he's historically a guy that gets off to a rough start. Let's have a great day on this April 2, 2025. Kavino and Rich. Hey, let me throw this out there before we hear your story. Yeah, Covino and Rich are having a huge party, a big shindig, and all of you guys are invited. And gals, everybody listening, you're invited. June 20th, 21st and 22nd in Vegas. Now, we don't know where it's going to be yet, but it's 100% guarantee that is happening. So in the meantime, book your tickets to Vegas and we'll see you there. June 20th, 21st and 22nd. We're still planning out the details and the events, but we're just having a big party. Our listeners from we Go way back. They're all coming. We want to invite all the Fox Sports radio listeners and your friends. The more the merrier. You need a reason to go away. Come to Vegas. Enjoy the pool, enjoy the casino, Enjoy a party. June 20th through the 22nd. And of course a live broadcast can't wait. So we'll see you there. This is your official invite, everybody. Yeah, you're not going to get an Evite. No, no, this is it. We're not going to send it in the mail. June 20th, 21st, 22nd. If you can only make one day, let's say you're in the area. You only want to come for one day. Come on the 21st because that's our big party night. So we'll see you there in Vegas. But it's a pleasure to see you here every day. No diggity Broadcasting live from the TireRack.com studio. TireRack.com will help you get there. An unmatched selection fast. Free shipping, free road hazard protection. Over 10,000 recommended installers. Tirerack.com with tire buying should be tire rack. Got a guy on the other line about a pair of white wall tractor supply. What's up? Tractor supply? They know about winning seasons and teamwork and practice and can do attitudes. Thankfully, when you have a neighbor like tractor supply, teamwork comes easy. Members will help you succeed season after season. Tractor supply for life out here. Make sure you check out tractor supplies. Fox Sports Radio bracket challenge at foxsportsradio.com, you'll get all the updates. How are you doing? How are the Fox Sports Radio hosts doing? Remember the first place winner, $2,500. Not in art lessons, in tractor supply gift cards. So hey Rich, you know how I'm going to get people to come to our party? I'm going to invite Paige Sporanek. Maybe that'll get people to want to come. What do you think? Yeah, just a bunch of hot women. Did you see she's in the news today defending her Heiney. TMZ sports. She's defending her Heiney. But here's my question. Heiney too. What does anything for? But here's the question. I could get behind that has a problem with it. In order for her to be defending the Heiney pictures she posted and they're not like nudie nakey heiny photos. It's just her in like yoga shorts and spandex booty shorts. In order for her to be defending it. Someone's complaining. You got a problem? Maybe we should Invite her rich. But who doesn't like her butt? She's golf influencer Paige Spranek. If you don't know who we're talking about, it's like that one person. It's like, you know, I really don't like pizza. Like, what are you doing? She hung out with us at the Super Bowl. I know. She's the very famous model. Golf influencer. Millions of followers. Maybe we get her to Vegas and maybe that'll make people want to come. People are way. People are weenies. They're lame butt cheeks. I'm not complaining, just explaining. I have a question. And then why my mood turned over the last 20 minutes. Yeah, tell us, man. Story time. Music. Sam. You know what, Sam? You want something like, happy or suspenseful? More like any. Like, maybe like a white lotus. Dramatic. Dramatic and dreary, perhaps. Think of that while I. While I ask a really important question. As you talked about Paige Spiranack wearing little yoga shorts, and you were saying that the observation is that athleisure has taken over the world. It's changed the way we live. Athleisure became a thing in the late 90s. Lululemon exploded. They started, but it didn't become popular until the 2010s, when it became, like, everyday gear. People weren't wearing yoga gear, just out and about. Like when I dropped my kid off at school, everybody's in sweatpants. Dudes are in sweatpants. Comfort is priority. It's not looking your best. It's not looking sharp. It's looking comfy, which also looks sloppy, but emphasis on comfy. That's just the way of the world today. You and I have talked about how when you think of your high school or college girlfriends or, you know, women you dated in the 2000s, I remember them only wearing, like, jeans. Yeah. Or skirts or shorts. Yoga pants. I don't think my wife wears anything else. With that said, of the people around the world that wear yoga pants, what percentage do you think actually do yoga? I mean, we're sitting right next to a yoga instructor, Spotty here, who's getting ready for midweek major. The biggest stories in sports and pop culture. Not only does he work on the Covino and Rich show, what is he trying to do? And as a gigolo on the side, what is he doing? He's teaching yoga. But he also teaches yoga, so he'd be the best guy to ask, what do I know about yoga? What are you trying to do over there? All I know is he also got a rib. He got a Rib removed. I don't know. What is he trying to do? You do goat yoga? All I know is I'm not complaining. But Spot, do you feel as though all the people that are in your yoga class, they're all wearing yoga pants, right? Yeah. But not everyone that wears yoga pants sometimes. Yoga shorts. I just. I just think it's funny. The same way the other day we said I hate how people in parts of the country call sneakers tennis shoes because no one's playing tennis. What are you, Andre Agassi? Who are you? Jimmy Connors? So athleisure has taken over. That's a story for another day. But why am I in a bit of a sour mood? But not really because it's sort of funny. But now it's just going to become a pain in the ass. Hopefully an ass and nice yoga shorts. I'm on my way here to Fox Sports Radio. Today I park. Is this too dreary? No, this is good. This perfect parking garage. You know what? It all ties together how to park on the fifth floor. Because all these damn yoga people are taking up the spots where they're next. They're supposed to park 8th floor and higher. Really? Yeah. That's some BS. So what? You tell them, I got a problem. They do not follow that warrant explanation. Here at the Fox Sports Radio studios, we share the building with a yoga studio. That's the true story. So they do. They. They hang up all the good spots. I come into the parking garage on the first and second floor. You'll see some cute girl coming out of her car with her yoga mat. You're telling me they're supposed to be on the eighth floor? I don't think they got the bells. They're supposed to be on the eighth floor and the very top of the parking garage. I'm going to tell scramble amading. Done. They'll all here's what happened because I must have showed up at a time right when a class let out and the new people had come. So every spot was taken. I had to go up to the fifth floor. Woe is me. I know. I do that every day so I don't get door dinged. Yeah, Danny G and I show up around the same time, but he comes into the studio 15 minutes later because he parks on level 27. So. Yeah, but look at your doors. I'm balancing my phone, my keys, my gym clothes. I have like all these things in my hand. What are you practicing for a halftime show? Yeah, I'm gonna be bouncing plates on my head at the halftime at the Lakers game tonight. They call me the Blue Panther. I heard Atlanta's looking for a new show. So as I'm balancing all my stuff, I said, you know what? F. The elevator. Elevators for weak asses, for the lazy people. Go down the stairs, and if you can't walk downstairs, then I don't know what to tell you. You slide down the arm rail. So as I'm balancing all my stuff on the fifth floor, my phone scoots out of my hand and falls in the little crevice from the fifth floor. No way down to the first floor. Oh, that's the worst. Like, the little crevassier. Like, this is a crevice of. This isn't a big. A human. Luckily, thank God, couldn't fall down this because it's just this little space between the stove and the counter. Yeah. Where all the rice falls. You know, where all the remnants fall. When you're cooking and when you move into a new house, you're like, oh, my God. It's like the space between your car seat and the. In the console. No, what do you call that? The glove compartment. Yeah. Where everything seems to fall. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Where you have to, like, jam your hand in to get anything in slow motion. I see my phone go, bloop, bloop. And then. Dude, that sucks. Five floors down. And I see it land right on the face. So now I have to walk down five flights of stairs, knowing what awaits me at the bottom. I'm like, come on. No whammy. No whammy. No whammy. It's broke. I pick up my phone. Screen is shattered. It's broke. How can it not be? I can't even see anything. It's on, like, some frozen screen all completely shattered. And it really is a weird story. And you finally upgraded last year. Do you have AppleCam? The only bright side to this whole story is that for the first time in my adult life, I must have been in, like, a cheery mood. I let the little nerd at the Apple store convince me to get AppleCare for the first time in my life. Because I remember the phone was like. The phone was like, 1500 bucks. And he's like, well, sir, I'm like, yeah, little dweebus. And he's like, you know, I vote nine bucks a month. And I'm like, you know what I got? Little fingernose picking little kids. I'm like, for the first time in my life, no joke. But a couple months back, sure, I'll do Apple. Pay that's either. I think it's 99 bucks to replace. You know what? Wow, that's not bad. Pain in the ass. And I'll have to go the Apple Store after work today. It's quick too, but no more like how much it cost to get that insurance? Nine bucks a month. It's just nine extra a month? Yeah, it's like 9.99. It just. I. Because at first I'm like, what do I keep getting charged? 999 more iPhone storage. And they're like, oh, no, that's right. I. I did the Apple Care. I'm not endorsing Apple Care. Maybe you're not careless like me, maybe you're not dropping phones down elevator banks and stairwells, but when I tell you it was the. If you could have just took the elevator like the rest of us instead of showing off. You think you're better than us taking the stairs. All I kept thinking was like, I'm gonna take the stairs. What if it takes. I'm thinking, what if it takes, like, a nice infield bounce? Like, why don't you stare at your phone as it leaps five stories? And then now for the next two hours, I will realize. You ever think your phone couldn't take you anymore and it just ended it all? It just decided to call it a day? I have a terrible owner. Have a jumper. Goodbye. I was so sick of listening to Rich. So wait a second. Wait. I never thought of that. Maybe Rich's phone was like, this guy never shuts up. Am I so irritating that my phone took its own life? I need some peace and quiet, please. Maybe. Wait, wait. So, Spot, you said it was $99 to replace your screen? I think so. Okay, but then if it's $9 a month for this, that 9 times 12 is 108. No, but I'm saying, like, I think my top shot, it's not just a screen. Because it's not a crack screen, anything. It's a cracked screen where my phone's like, dead. No, no. They're gonna have to replace the phone. That's with AppleCare. If you didn't have Apple Care, you would have to just buy a brand new phone flat out. Okay? So just a reminder. Investment insure. I'm not saying I'm not endorsing Apple Care. I'm just saying for the first time ever, I think I'm gonna go to the Apple Store and not have a problem. For all I know, they're gonna bamboozle me and be like, oh, sir, it's still 1500 bucks. But doesn't cover, you know. Oh, it says here. Oh, it doesn't cover phone suicide. Sorry. Oh, wait. Nope. Sorry. You know, bonehead behavior not covered here under. Oh, you signed the Apple agreement. Oh, it jumped into a crevice. Oh, it says right here on line 83. Yep. We don't cover that, by the way. That's how it usually is with any health insurance or car insurance or anything. It will always not cover the one thing that happens to you. So I guarantee I'm gonna go the Apple store the back. Oh, it says you didn't read it in the Apple, you know, 100 page agreement that you just checked. It says exception, stairwell, crevices. I'm hoping don't tell them how it happened. Just say it happened. Yeah, I'm hoping you're all good. Lie them. But in all seriousness, that was. That was a weak ass story. I hate that, ma'am. But you know, the only silver warning, it just reminds you, like, how dependent we are on our phones because that's like our lifeline to everything. Can I. Your bank account, your kids calling you in an emergency, your sports updates, your social media, absolutely everything. It dawned on me already. And that's. That's sort of where. Where I was going with this. Of course I want to share my clumsy story to make everyone feel okay, because that happens to everyone at least once in their life. But it didn't make me realize the minute I sat down about. About 45 minutes an hour ago when I got here to prep with you guys. Since then, do you know how many times I've picked up my phone out of just pure habit to look up a stat, a game time. Oh, wait, our group chat for the show. Yeah. When we were prepping, I'm like, oh, Danny sent me that. Oh, I can't get it. Yeah, that really sucks. You don't realize you are a prisoner to your smartphone, iPhone, Android, whatever you have. When I tell you out of that, even in nervous conversations, when you're at the school talking to parents, how many times you just look down at your phone to look down at something? Yeah, it's just a part of what we do and what we've become. Unfortunately for good and bad. You know what I just did? Robots. We become robots, Sam. I just looked at the screen. I saw, ooh, my mets are up 1 nothing. I grabbed my phone to see how they scored the run, and I'm like, I'll never know. I saw this, like, parental challenge. You're gonna have to do, like, what Little kids are being forced to do. Now there's a lot of schools and parents taking initiative where they're forcing their kids to a put the phone down during dinner, right. So you can socialize. That's a common one. But they're also having their kids order at restaurants now so they could have face to face, eye to eye contact like normal humans. So parents are forcing their kids to be like, no, no, we're at a drive through. You order, come on, Gregor's talk. I don't know how to do it. Talk to another human, little Timmy. And, you know, because they're so used to communicating through text message and everything else, you know, there's a whole study where young people are facing all sorts of anxiety when it comes to answering phone calls. So it could be a potential job, but they're scared to answer the phone because they don't have phone communication skills. They get anxiety when it rings. There's so much involved here. You know, the Yankees also did like a fun. You know, when the players show up to the stadium, there's always some social media person that does something fun with them. Like, guess how many jelly beans are in this jar. I don't know. How many unanswered text messages do you have? Some of the players had like thousands and some had a, you know, just a few. If mine's not cleared. I have anxiety because we're constantly communicating on our phone. So, yeah, you know, it's understandable. Unanswered text messages. Unanswered text messages. Are we not talking about email? No, no, no. Their text messages are like our regular people emails getting back to people you're not responding. You got to communicate better. Email is one thing. You get a bunch of junk email like, fine, but. Yeah, well, they're popular pro ballplayers, so riches to be just by habit looking at the whole time. Yet it's completely cracked and ruined. So it is. That's the story. No mess for you. Good for you. Luckily, I got the game on here in the studio. But let me tell you, you got ILO here too. I low he'll give you the updates, but I will say it is Pete Alonzo RBI double in the top of the first, by the way. Thank you. Thank you, Polar bear Pete. And. And as if they have an iPhone, you got an Isaac. But you know what, Rich? You're gonna have to take what I call the old fashioned. Later on, you're gonna have to use the bathroom and sit there lonely with nothing to look at. Nothing but the tiles. You read the back of the can. That's it. The spray can. That's it. That's just you and your thoughts in the old number two. That's it. There you go. Just, just a reminder that we are so addicted to our phones, sports scores, social media, text messaging. Oh, by the way, did you notice, notice this? Speaking of your phone, our instinct to tie it to sports is, is to check your scores and things like that. Not to dump on anybody, but to just talk about my observations and what everyone's witnessing. Everybody knows that ESPN is not partnering up with mlb. Major ball dropped worse than Aaron Judge in the World Series as far as I'm concerned. Yeah. Because baseball's hot right now. Yeah. You notice that, like, you have to scroll further to find the MLB section, right? Oh, they've. You noticed that? I think we noticed it right away. Yeah, 100%. Okay. I'm glad ESPN listed baseball under, like, women's soccer. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Stick this. It's not smack talk. You know, I use the app, I look at it, I get my. And I've noticed, like, oh, how weak. You know, you can't disrespect baseball like that. Baseball's hot right now. Don't baseball just got a butt lift and you're, you're dismissing it? Yeah, come on, Baseball. Baseball just got some sweet Botox and you're putting it, and you're putting it underneath tennis highlights. Have you seen the torpedo bat on that guy? So skinnier. Now you're dismissing it. That got liposuction. Now, now here's, here's the dilemma of how addicted to our phones we are. I know this is shinfo unnecessary information, but after the show, I had a plan. Now tell me, do you. What would you say? Do you deviate? Deviate from this plan or not? My buddy asked me if I could fill in on a softball team tonight. So I was going to go to the ball field at 7. Fill in Frank. Yeah, I was gonna, you know, that season getting some swings in. Get outta here. So my buddy. Fill in Phil. So my buddy said 7:30 games. So I'm like, dude, I'm in. Perfect. I got no plans tonight. So one day I'm not coaching or doing anything. I'm like, I'm in. Yeah, but aren't those nice, beautiful nights when I have nothing to do? You know what I like to do? Nothing. But you just said it's a beautiful night. It's a nice, beautiful night. I'll be outdoors swinging a bat in the park. Meaning, like when you got Hey, I got nothing to do. That, to me, is the beautiful part of the night. I don't need to fill that up with nonsense. That's the beauty of I'm looking at it as. All right, I'm going to go get some swings in tonight. It'll be nice. I haven't played since the holidays. It's been that couple month layoff, and I was going to go to the gym right after our show. So my plan was go to the gym, go pick up my family dinner or my whatever my wife's cooking, then go to the game. There's no way I could wait till tomorrow. Would you be able to go like 12 hours without a phone? No. Like, I feel like this has to now trump my go to the church. By the way, it's also irresponsible. You have two rugrats at home. So I would say irresponsible and really irresponsible for you to play softball when you got to go replace your phone. That's it. You have to do that. I know it sounds desperate and annoying, but you have to do that. Can I go to the gym first? I can't go an hour. Nah, yeah, you can go to the gym. When we were kids, we'd be unreachable for days. It's not the world we live in. You know what you do? You're starting to set panicking for other people. Like, he's not getting back to me. It's artificial pain. I had to call my wife from the Fox Sports landline four times before she was finally like, hello, who is this? I'm like, babe, it's me. And then I don't want to buy whatever you're selling. I'm stranded. Where? At work. I don't have a phone. How are you going to talk about the show's video clip after the show if you're not available? Yeah, how is spocking to figure out what to edit? So my. What you just said is wild. Listen, we're going to get to other stuff, but thanks for letting me vent. My thought is, could I go to the gym for an hour after the show? That's it. And the debate is. Well, I don't know the crazy part about. Meanwhile your dad would leave work, hit a nudie bar, not come home till 3am and we didn't know where he was. We were playing wiffle ball side piece for an hour. Yeah, see his mistress. We were playing wiffle ball or street football or basketball in our friend's driveway. And you were just waiting for dad to get home from work. It could have been 56307. You didn't know mom was on standby with dinner and you were playing until dad came home. Dad left in the morning. Maybe he called mom once from work. Like, hey, secretary was in on it. Yeah, so it's just funny to think I'm debating. Can I go an hour? Yes, you can go an hour. Guess what our cell phones were back then. The sunset. Time to go back home. Street lights. Street lights turning on. There you go. All right, well, hey, thanks for hearing my boring story out. But I thought, you know, I think we've all been there. You know what, Rich? I'm going to grip my phone extra tight now. I want everyone to do that. Hug your phone. You never know when it's going to hold your house. Hold your phone close. I'm going to miss you phone. Yeah, but your three camera action on the back, I got some quarters if you want to use that payphone down the street. And one working payphone like two miles away. Let me tell you, when I saw that, I'm being serious. It was like slow motion. That's Rich's story. Is it worse than Westbrook story from last night? We're going to get to that coming up in a few minutes. It worse than Rafael Dever's season so far? I don't know. We'll get to that and more. Look on the bright side, you didn't drop your phone today. So we're going to talk about ruining the moment. We're going to talk about the NFL draft, which now is three. No, two, three coming up on the 24th. Can I do math? A little more than three weeks away. Three weeks in one day. So you got the NFL draft. You don't have your phone. When is the date? I'll never know. You don't have a calculator? So we got more coming up. Kavin on Rich right here, Fox Sports Radio. So I gotta tell you, Danny G was right. Danny G. You're right a lot though. He was telling us way back I'd see him roll into the studio with these sweet hats. Yo, dude, what kind of hat is that? It was Travis Matthew hat. That's a good looking hat. Now they're in on the show and we got all this gear and talk about quality. If you're in the market for some quality hats, shoes, shorts. Have you felt the shorts yet? Oh, man. Call me Man Thigh Teo. I can't wait to show some Man Thigh. And he's super comfy. Flexible shorts. That I got all from travismathieu.com can I tell you, I don't want to be a mooch with our pals, Travis Matthew, but I hit up our salespeople and I said I would not mind if you sent me another pair of those featherweight jeans because they're the greatest pants I've owned in my life. Pound for pound, the greatest pants of all time, no doubt. So people talk about the greatest featherweights, I always say. 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I was no longer just telling the story. I was part of it. Every time I hear about my dad is, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil. I was becoming the bridge between a killer and the son he'd never known. If the cops and everything would have done their job properly, my dad would have been in jail. I would have never existed. I never expected to find myself in this place. Now I need to tell you how I got here. At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer. Bone Valley Season 2 Jeremy. Jeremy, I want to tell you something. Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2 starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th. Subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts. Do you accept the collect call from Honey, I don't have my phone? Yes. Remember pulling that trick with your parents at the mall? Rich Davis. Rich Davis. Anyone else pull that trick? Oh, yeah, mom, come pick me up at the movies. Do you accept a collect call from movies over at 8? Mom, I'm at the mall. I'm at the Coral Ridge Mall. Movies over at 8. It's Bob. We oughta. Baby, it's a boy. That's right. Oh, what's that from? I think it's a GEICO commercial where they announced a baby announcement. By the way, fun fact, Bob's boy because he had the child. He had a boy. That boy would be 25 years old this year. Wow. How do you know that? Fun facts. Fun facts, all of you. If you know and Rich on Fox Sports Radio, you don't realize how reliant you are on your smartphone until you drop it down a stairwell five stories. And then you realize your sports updates, your social media. I'm convinced I had enough of you. Live from the Tyrack.com Studio Express Employment professionals can provide contract workers to flex up to up for peak seasons without having to raise your core workforce headcount. Manage your workforce differently. Visit expresspros.com today. It's all@expresspros.com thanks again to Express Pros. I can't take it anymore. I've had enough of this guy. Yeah, yeah. You know what? Now that I think about it did slip out of my hand pretty easy. Get me away from this guy. All he talks about is sports. Edtease bets. I can't take it. So who had a worst day? Rich Davis with no phone. Like we said, Raphael Devers got to watch him. And Russell Westbrook had a tough night last night. But Danny G, you got some updates. Breaking news, breaking news from Fox Sports Radio. Not legit breaking news, but some funny breaking news. Now our boy Burst just came in right now. Guess what? Big Mike, you know Big Mike who runs this place? Who? Who? He had to go to the garage to turn off somebody's car. Not only did Rich's phone commit suicide, Rich's car is also trying to commit suicide out there running all the gasoline. Rich, you left your running. Are you serious? Yes. There's no way. Yeah. Are you serious? Are you sure it's his and not mine? Cuz I'm like, is it mine? It can't be mine. I think I have to use my key to take it out. You left your car. Are you serious? Is it black or something? I assumed it was Rich is because of the type of day he's having. Yeah, I guess it could be Covino's too because you guys are copycats. We have similar rides. Is It a black car or like a silver? Oh, it's black. Oh, that's mine. Oh, Kovicious running. Are you serious? The dumbest show of all time. My car is running in the garage. What the hell? It's trying to get away from you. They say never be the smartest person in the room. See you guys tomorrow. Carbon monoxide poisoning. Oh, my goodness. Yeah, it's trying to drive away on its own. They're alive. They have sentient beings. I've had enough of this guy. He keeps farting on my seat. Wow. All right, no more. No more. Please get me away from these guys. This show's not good for our reputation, huh? I believe this is how Terminator started. I was in such a rush. Get here today and have fun with you guys. I must have forgot. Yeah, that's what it is. The cars are built and the phones are built. What a bird brain. I feel like. So. Rise of the machines. I have no idea. I don't know. Well, you can't be. You can't be too hard on Westbrook. Now, how's that even possible? But anyway, Russell Westbrook, now I gotta thank Danny G. Again with the assist. Everybody should have a friend. Everybody should be that friend that when something cool's going on, you alert your buddies to it. If there's a no hitter, you know, in the works. Hey, there's a no hitter, you know, you want your friends to tune in, not miss out on it. Hey, yo, the fight's starting. Oh, thanks, man. Thanks. Well, no hitter. You can't say the words no hitter. I don't want to jinx it. Just say, oh, man, he's throwing a gem. There you go. My buddies will always be like, you might want to turn the game on. There you go. But Kavino's right. We have a good buddy on the east coast that will always hit us up with the, hey, just so you know, fights about the main cards about to start. And when you have that. Frank, sometimes these foreign fights that Saudi prince has put on, they end up starting like, two in the afternoon on a Saturday. Exactly. Right. So you need that. That update, the heads up. So Danny G. Hit us up yesterday with the. Yo, man, this is one hell of a game. All right, cool. Yeah, there were. There was four minutes left in the fourth quarter, and there had already been like 16 or 17 lead changes, winds up going to double overtime, double OT. And I was able to tune in to watch you know, what. Turned out to be a horrible night for Westbrook for several reasons. Bad decision making, lost the game for the team and ruined Jokic his night. Like, the Joker had a nice 61 points, playing his hard out like it was a battle. When you take a game that far into it and you get double overtime, like losing hurts that much more and you don't want to make a stupid mistake. And it all happened so fast, it's hard to say it was like a mental error, but, like, you don't foul in that moment. And Westbrook fouled Alexander walker on his three point attempts. A three point attempt with 0.1 seconds left. And he gets his shots. They win the game. 140, 139. So Westbrook jumped into the shooter's landing space. Jump right into him. And yeah, it was the easy call, but it was suspenseful, too, because they were. It felt like forever before they were deciding on what to happen. They kept showing close ups of Westbrook's face, and he was just hoping that something went his way. Yeah. 141. 39. Big, big win from Denver and deflating loss. Sorry. Big, big win for the Timberwolves and big, big loss for the Nuggets. You say Wolves. I said Timberwolves in tribute. So. 140, 139. The Timberwolves win. But like I said, multiple layers to the story in regards to Westbrook. Now, he's a great player. He's allowed a bad night, but it was such a big night for Jokic. 61 points. And that makes us think about when people ruin the moment. Because that's the story today. Yeah. Like, he ruined the game. He had a big game. 61 points in Westbrook ruined the forum. It could be a beautiful night out with your friends and one of your buddies just drinks too much. And what. What started out as a fun night of everyone at the bar having drinks, watching the ball game, and you. This. This happened in your 20s a lot. Think back to your college days and those days where, oh, it was great night. Until Bart got into a fight. Yeah. Or, oh, man, Drew's been drinking too much and now we got to carry him out of here. He yacked all over. Hey, you know what makes me think of. There's a. One of my favorite movies, in fact, that they're redoing. They're redoing a classic, everybody. I don't know if you know this. We're talking about ruined moments again. Westbrook, essentially, he ruined the game, and he ruined Jokic's moment. No one's gonna care about his big night when they lost the game. Remember in the movie La Bamba Richie Valens is having like this big showcase. The record label guys there, all his friends are there. He's performing. Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go a little. He's doing all his songs. By the way, one quick stat for you guys. Not only did he ruin a 61 point night, he ruined NBA history because the joker, the triple double. Yeah, I mean it was a over 60 point triple double which has only happened a handful of times in NBA history. 61 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists. Jokic was putting on. And again, the back and forth battle of. So you tell me, are you telling me Russell Westbrook is Bob from Obama? That's exactly what I was getting at. You remember? So Richie Valens is having this, this show of a lifetime. Richie and his flying guitar. His mom rented out the VFW hall, all his friends were there. And Bob comes in all drunk with his motorcycle friends starting fights. That dude's my brother. And he's punching people in the face. And he ruins Richie's whole night. Much like another movie. A Star Is Born with Lady Gaga. I know it was a remake but Bradley Cooper's character, like you know, the wash country star, Remember he there at the award show and he like stumbles on stage at the Grammys or you ever go to a wedding and someone like makes a fool of themselves on the dance floor, it ruins the whole night and bride's all mad about it. Uncle Hank. Yeah, Uncle Hank drank a little too much. Here's the challenge. FOX Sports Radio Nation based on Russell. Let's take some heat off of Russell Westbrook. Look, let's talk about other ruined moments could be in sports. I could think of a few sports examples could be in life Times at the moment was ruined. 87799 on Fox Ilo for an update. Isaac Lowenkran. What's up, man? All right, guys, we'll start in the NBA where ESPN reports that the NBA is looking into Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant for making finger gun motions towards the Golden State warriors bench during their game last night. Here now a Fox Sports Radio simulation of the alleged incident. Pew. Pew. Pew. Pew. Pew. Pew. Pew. Pew. Pew, pew, Pew, Pew. Pew. Man, what's going to happen to shooter McGavin on the PGA Tour there? I'll be checking his Twitter feed. He has a great Twitter feed out there, by the way. NBA also reportedly also looking into a prior gesture that was made before that by Golden State's Buddy Heald in Major League Baseball. Multiple outlets report that Arizona Diamondbacks all Star second baseman Cattel Marte has agreed to a new six year, $116 million extension. On the field right now. The Mets staked to an early lead at Miami and an RBI double by Pete Alonso in the top of the first inning. However, unfortunately Rich, they are now behind 2 to 1 to the Marlins in the top half of the fourth inning. The terrible error by Mark Vientos and he's a chance of redemption now. He's up with a runner on third. Two outs. He, he, they so. Man on third. Bouncer to him at third. Threw to home. Had this guy an easy rundown. He overthrew the catcher by like 10ft. So Mets have had some weak defense over the first week of the season. That's pretty good for a guy who doesn't have a phone right now. Good for you. Some good Insight earlier today. St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yvonne Herrera, three home runs and six RBI in a 125 win over the Angels. Bryce Charang of the Milwaukee brewers and RBI squeeze bunt in the bottom of the 11th inning to give Milwaukee a 32 win over the Kansas City Royals. Paul Skeen, Seven scoreless innings for his first victory of the season in Pittsburgh. 42 victory at Tampa Bay. Finally, this is Isaac's phone. I am so sick of him. Please take me to the fifth floor stairs. Oh, Jesus. What the rise of the machine. Oh, no, no. Back to you guys. It's happening. I think it's a glitch. Thank you, Isaac. Thank you, Isaac. Loinch Marconi to this man over here. Think about it. The ruined moments in sports, in entertainment, in life. Things were going great until someone blew it. But we'll get to your feedback next, right here on Fox Sports Radio. Now, Rich, you had a chaotic day, haven't you? I did. I did, pal. Lost your phone. Phones ruined. Now. Are you gonna go play softball? What am I gonna do? Are you gonna go to the iPhone store? What are you gonna do? Well, how do you find calm in all your chaos? Well, life in general could be chaotic. I think you're talking about chipstation, my friend. When things are busy and you got stuff going on, you're in charge of order fulfillment from an E commerce business day. And you can handle all that. But with ShipStation, you can count on them on your day to day to remain calm. 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So preset Fox Sports Radio, make it number one in the iHeartRadio app. And look out for Cavino and Rich. Well, we're talking about ruining the moment last night. Jokic, one of the greatest triple doubles of all time, over 60 points. And if not for Russell Westbrooks boneheaded foul on a three point play, three point shot, perhaps this goes down as like a career highlight. Yeah, again, it was a nail biter, double overtime. And even if you weren't tuning in when you heard it was double overtime, so many people tuned in to watch that game. And you found Alexander Walker in that moment. He makes the shots. There's only 0.1 seconds left. Game over. Yeah. So he won the game. Timberwolves with the win. So a wasted 61 point moment for Jokic. What else comes to mind when it comes to ruined moments? I have a few sports ones. Let me throw them out there. You said Russell Westbrook. How about the other Russ, Russell Wilson, everyone In Seattle, the 12th man, everyone's all fired up. We're about to win back to back Super Bowls. You know, the glory of Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson and that whole squad got ruined by a New England Patriots interception on the one yard line. I start thinking of things that are forgotten because it never mattered. Like your Andy Chavez moment. It's on my list. And he Chavez made arguably the greatest catch in playoff baseball history. Jumping over the fence, ice cream coning a game seven ball. And then the Mets lose in the ninth inning and Carlos Beltrans downlooking ruining that moment. Meaning if the Mets ended up winning. Right. It all goes back to that Andy Chavez moment. Like oh man, when he made that catch, that was it. The best. The best example because they lose. It's a forgotten highlight. The best example is what you just said. Meaning you may not even remember that catch. But I promise you this. If the Mets go on to win that series and maybe even win the World Series, we're calling that a top five greatest catch of all time. And it's double forgotten because it turned out that it didn't matter. And you never want to look back and remember the highlight because they lost. Anyway, I wanted to think outside the box on a couple here ruined moments for sure. How about Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway announcing La La Land as the winner for best picture and the Cast gets up there on stage and then they have to explain to them it's a mistake. What was it, Spot? It was supposed to be Moon. Moonlight. Moonlight, yeah, that's right. And Steve Harvey. Steve Harvey. The wrong Miss Universe. That was embarrassing. And how about Adele Dazee? That lives on though. That lives on. Okay, I got one in the same vein as your Andy Chavez moment, plus the rest of your phone calls. We're going to get to that ruined moments in sports and in life based on last night's Westbrook foul. You know, when it comes to sports. Yeah, I we mentioned it yesterday, so it was fresh on my mind. Some of the greatest teams of all time fell short in the final game or the final series. The fact that the Warriors 73 and nine, the most unbeatable regular season team in NBA history. LeBron. Just the huge comeback. Down three one. Oh, yeah, yeah. We mentioned Seattle, we mentioned the 18 and oh Patriots. Patriots, yeah. Those were ruined moments for sure. Those could have made history. His story. That's how I say it, dude. They ruined his story. Wow, that's very sexy. Sexiest way of saying her story. No. All right, you know what, we'll take the rest of your feedback. Bruno and everyone on the phone. Hang tight. More kavin on Rich next time. I'm a little flustered. I don't have a phone today. It's all good at Covinon Rich. I can't check it, but I will tonight. More Fox Sports Radio next. My name is Brendan Patrick Hughes, host of Divine Intervention. 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