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And thank you for being here live live at 87799 on Fox. If you watch over promised. Yes, you will ask yourself one question. Why is this radio show not a TV show? Every day guaranteed. You watch it, you're gonna say that. You're gonna be like, we need a cam on damn buyer. We need the the Danny G. Yeah. Cam. We need. We need, we need a little something of everything. Speaking of Danny G. Yeah. He's our Super Producer at 877.99 on Fox. If you want to chime in, he came up with this discussion today. He's a big Lakers guy. Big Shaq Fu fan. Shaq Fu was also one of Perfect's favorite games growing up. He wrote. Hey guys, this is my Danny G impression. Yo, guys, I got an idea for Thursday's show. In honor of Shaq's 53rd birthday. We always point out all his wins. Kazaam was one of his Ls. What are some other movies that match its stink level? Oh that's because it's a stink level. 5% on rotten potatoes. I know it's tomatoes. I say that to annoy people because everyone wants to correct me every time. It's 5% on rotten potatoes. Right. Which is really bad. So based on that, that's such a rotten potato, it has stuff growing out of it. Yeah. We're asking you, Fox Sports Radio Nation, what are some other weak ass movies that we've all seen? But before we take your calls and hang tight, to be fair, we know how great Shaq is. We know the championships. We know his swag, his humor, his charisma, his shimmy, his endorsements. We know that Fooshnikins, he's done it all. He's a generous guy with family, dude. But seriously, when you look it up, guys, he owns Krispy Kreme. He owns Krispy Kremes, he owns Auntie Anne. 17 different Auntie Anne's Big Chicken co founder, Papa John's all over Atlanta. Five guys, 155 locations. And you know that makes him a lot of money. Seriously, dude, like he's like $30 to eat there by yourself. He's involved in so many things. 155. Hold on. That is 775 men. Yeah. He owns that many. Forever 21, he's involved with. He owns the rights to iconic names like Muhammad Ali, who you just mentioned, Rich, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe. O'Neal is the second largest individual shareholder in Authentic Brands Group, ABG. Like, he's doing it all. So not only is he a businessman, he's a business man. So before we crap on his movie, you got to give your props. Well, we're always singing his praises. He's on our show once a week. Yes, that's true. Yeah, we're Big Jack fans. Danny G. That probably is the biggest L he ever took. That weak ass movie for sure. And he said the reason why he did it at the time was before the payday and they gave him $7 million to go do that. Well, you know what then, I guess, yeah, I can't blame him for that. It was an L for the viewers, but not for him. Not for him. I mentioned no holds barred to get it going. And we get to your phone calls next. I bring up no holds barred because we remember if you watched even casually the WWF when you were a kid, they hyped this up like it was going to be the biggest movie that ever was because Vince McMahon produced it. If I'm not mistaken, the whole, the whole scene of Hogan in the trailer, in slow motion, jumping on the hood of the car. That was such a flop. They even had Zeus. Tiny Zeus Lister, if I remember correctly. Headline SummerSlam. They were trying to bring the characters into wrestling. And you pointed out before the weakest scene from that movie when Hogan grabs the guy out of the car. Take a listen. What's that? Smash. Gookie. How stupid is that? The guy was gookie. Now even no holds. Bard scored higher than Kazam. 10% on rotten potatoes. 10%. 5 more than Shaq's movie. So now we go to you, Rich. Does one automatically come to mind for you? I have my favorite bad movie, but I want to give the phone calls a shot before I. Before I point out what I consider a family favorite in my household. Yeah, but I know. And the first one, I told you in our pre show meeting. You think a listener will have that one? You know what, Danny? That's mine. So we agree on it then. You and I, Danny T and I have one of the same awful movies that our families both seem to watch a lot. Let's go to John in Illinois. What's the weakest movie we've all seen? What's up, John? Love your show. On the way home. So sticking with the theme. So two of them would be Airplane with Kareem and then Corral with with Will. You know, Airplane was a good movie. That's not a. I don't think that's a bad movie. It's a cult classic. Yeah, that's. What was the second one? Anybody know? I don't know. Wilt. Wilt Chamberlain was in a movie. Yeah. What. What movie was that? I think that was the second Conan the Barbarian movie. 80s. You're probably right about that. Got it. Okay. The movie Airplane I happen to love, so I love Airplane. Yeah. So I appreciate the phone call though. Let's go. Next. Who do we got? Tripp in Vegas. What's up, buddy? Hey, Tripp. Hey, guys. Thanks for taking my call. No problem. I got two ones. A spoof. But the other one is by far the worst movie ever made. One would be Dracula Dead and Loving. It was horrible. But this next movie is the worst movie ever made. Battlefield Earth with John Travolta. Battlefield Earth. Not a good one. I don't know if it's his worst though, because, you know, he was in a movie that Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit produced like a few years ago. Look it up. I never heard anything about it, so it had to be horrible. But thank you, Tripp. I appreciate it. Let's go to. Who's that John in Virginia Beach. John, what's up, buddy boy? John Rich. What other movies match that stink level? How you doing, man? Doing all right. A lot of hype in this movie, but I didn't see anything in it. The Blair Witch Project, you know, people loved it. And I listen, it's not going to go down as one of the worst ever. I agree with you. I thought it stunned. I personally loved it. Really? You loved it? I did not. I mean, love's destroying word. I liked it a lot. I think it's just gonna go down as being like, that was the first that we had of those like discovered cam quarter style movies. I think that's, I think it's why people remember it and like gravitate to it. But yeah, I don't know about the substance itself, just first of its kind. It had its place. I could see how it's polarizing though. I could see how you hated it. Let's go to Kyle. New York City. Hi. How you guys doing? What's up, buddy? Movies that stink that we all saw. Okay. Teen Wolf 2 is unwatchable. Yeah, that's. What? Isn't Jason Bateman in that one? Yeah, yeah, it's unwatchable. Okay. But I also wanted to say that you guys told me about a movie. The, the, the, the movie about. It's got Danny Trejo, the brother, blood and blood out. Thank you so much for telling me because like you said it was awesome and I'm like, okay, I'm gonna watch. And it was, it was awesome. I mean, and it's such a great cast. Oh, man. And it was, it reminded me of Breaking Bad when they do that thing with. When they do all that stuff at the one time, all at the same time in the prisons. You know what I mean? Dude, I'm so glad you like that. The only criticism is it's so long. But it's the hardest Disney movie you'll ever see. Blood In, Blood out. Is it on Disney Plus? Yeah, it is. I think it is. Teen Wolf 2, by the way, 8% on rotten potatoes. That's got to be Jason Bateman's worst because he's, you know, he's good. I'm gonna throw a movie out there. That's not my answer, but I can't imagine the rating on Rotten Tomatoes. I'm sorry, Potatoes is very good. Please look up the rating on this one. Do you remember Anthony Anderson did Kangaroo Jack? Of course I do remember. He was like on some safari or something. Our boy Jerry OConnell. Jerry O'Connell. I'm telling him you said that. Jerry O'Connell. Anthony Anderson and a kangaroo. I watch it as a kid, but I remember, even as a kid remembering, like, guess what, Rich? I don't think this is very good. It's still better than Kazaam according to rotten tomatoes. 9% though. I mean, we're. These are all great answers because these are terrible. All right, I have the answer that I think is going to be hard to beat. And I know this because Danny G. And I both, one of us living in New York, one of us living in California growing up, both watch this with our families a hell of a lot. And it's awful. Not E.T. mac and me. The broke E.T. the broke E.T. i watched Mac and Me was such a bad ripoff. What's your guess? What's your guess on Rotten Potatoes? Oh man. If Kazam was 5% and Teen Wolf 2 is what, 9 or whatever, what do you think this one is? Mac and Me? I'd be surprised if it's above 7%. Dude on the head, maybe. People. Seven. Oh, serious? Yeah. What did I win? 7%? 1988, Mac and me. I don't know why. I think maybe our family acquired it on VHS or something where we'd be at my grandparents house. And I remember always thinking, like, I'm looking at my little brother and sister, like we're gonna watch Mac and Me again. I guess so. It was so bad that it was almost good in a way. My aunt would say, rewind that part and we'd be busting up laughing. Cause the famous scene where the fake ET is dancing on the tabletops inside of McDonald's. Each part of that long scene, every time they go to the little alien guy, he's a different size, it's a different person in a different costume. It's so bad that you're right, it might be good. Do you guys all know about singing the Super Bowl? Rudd. Right. You guys all know. You guys all know about the Paul Rudd prank. It's one of my favorites. It's a running joke when he would go on Conan O'Brien Show. Every time Paul Rudd would go there to promote, promote a movie. Like, hey, Paul Rudd's here to promote, you know, 40 year old virgin. He would always play a clip from the movie, but it would always be the same clip from Mac and me. Where the kids going down the hill in the wheelchair and Mac's like, uh, oh. That's honestly the extent of my knowledge of this movie. Other than I remember it coming out well. But there's a lot of, like, trashy horror movies too. You know, I'm looking up some movies. Like, I had answers written down, and I'm surprised that they were ranked way higher than I thought. Like, I wrote down, like, Amazon, women on the moon, killer clowns from outer space. And surprisingly, they're like 60% and above on Rotten Tomatoes. But I got one and I'm right on this one. I'm trying to think. All that trash, like HBO movies you'd watch as a kid. You guys remember ghoulies when they would come out of the toilet? Like, they're like the weak ass gremlins. Like ghoulies. They're not critters. They're not gremlins. They're ghoulies. Ghoulies. 7%. So I think a lot of us probably saw that at one point. You definitely remember seeing that little monster out of the toilet when you were at Blockbuster. You definitely walked past it. All right, 7%. I got two. And the phones are hot, so we're gonna go to everyone, but I got two. While Danny G. Gets the next round. I want to see if anyone could beat Kazam, though. 5%. No one's beat it yet. Kind of hard to beat. I got two. Look up. I remember watching this movie in high school at the theater with my friends, and we were even teenagers and we acknowledged this is the worst movie we've seen. Cuba Gooding Jr. Played a mute, and he went on an adventure with Paul Hogan. It was called Lightning Jack. Do you remember Lightning Jack? Of course, Lightning Jack. 94. Yeah. I remember being like, junior high dude. You're right on. You know What? It got 6%. Honestly, it's not as easy as you think to think of movies this bad. Yeah. Because the ones other ones that I thought were terrible actually score pretty decent. Lightning Jack. I don't want to give away what I think might beat Kazam, but I have to only because widely considered over the last 50 years, every time. I know. I think Josh in Ohio wanted. You know, let's say that one. Let's go to Josh in Ohio on line one. I'll give it to him. But I don't think it was the worst movie of all time. But, Josh, what do you got, man? I mean, it was kind of a heartbreaker because we're all the same age. We all wanted to, let's just be honest, wanted to see the girls from Bayside naked. And we all rushed out to see Jesse Spano and showgirls and that movie was so bad it took away from Jesse being hot. Hold on. I hope Rich's dad isn't watching because isn't he surprisingly a huge fan of this movie? My dad is like, oh, I thought it was a good movie. I gotta be honest. I love it. I think my dad just likes boobs. You know what? Showgirls, it's, it's there, but it's not. It's 23%. But you're right. I mean, everybody knows it wasn't a good movie. That was critically acclaimed as the worst movie of all time. That wasn't my answer. My answer. I'll give you mine. I thought, I think this might be the one. I never hated it, but when we were kids, even our parents and your neighbors would joke about how bad this movie was. I know where you're going. And if you grew up in la, shout out to Rick D's Howard the Duck. Howard the Duck. Wait a second. Did Disco Duck have anything to do with that movie? I think it did, right? Wasn't so I, I don't think they're just two terrible duck related things. Disco ducks that are featured. No, that's quack tastic. Quack, quack, quack, quack. If those two are related, I didn't know that came out in 86. Did Disco Duck come out in the 80s? I don't think so. Maybe I'm wrong. They both suck. I agree with you, Rich. Howard the Duck, 13%. But where Rich is right on this is that it's synonymous with like one of the worst flops of the 80s. Leah Thompson was in it. One of the worst movies. When you have this conversation, this movie always comes up. Can I heard the duck. Can I give you one more? I don't know if it was so bad, but I know box office wise. I remember when we were kids, people talking about how this movie lost millions because it costs so much to make, yet made no money. Can you look up Waterworld? Oh, well, this. No, no. There's no way that Rotten Tomatoes has Water World as something low. No way. Because it's gonna be low. Yeah, but it was criticized for. For losing money, not for sucking. And they do have the Waterworld show at Universal, which by the way, is still fantastic. It's so probably favorite thing at Universal Studios. One of our good pals. It's a great show. One of our good pals, Mike is one of the stunt guys in that show. Water World. 45% on the tomato meter. But again, was. Was highly criticized because of how much money it lost, huh? Let's go back to the calls at 877-99-FOX. Is Shaquille O'Neal's birthday his 53rd birthday? And we always hype on his W's because he's a hugely successful guy. Today we're clowning his L. And I'm sure he'd be okay with it. It's his birthday, and we're talking about Kazam. In reality, he won anyway because he made 7 million for it. And it might be the only thing Shaq's done where we could all be like, yeah, that was. That was not good. Because Shaq, let's be honest, he's a winner. But it is 5% on the tomato meter. Let's go. Rapid fire. John in Pennsylvania, Cavino and Rich. What's the worst movie we've all seen? The worst movie in the history of the world? Son of Kong. Son of Kong. I don't know if I've seen that. The 1933 movie, because I used to like that. Yeah. The. Like the old black and white one or. Yeah. Not the original King Kong. The Son of Kong. Yeah. When I was. When I was little, I liked it. I probably wouldn't like it now. Yeah. But I got under 5%, 42%. Yeah. Thank you. John Ray in Northern Cali, Ray Covino and Rich. Guys, first of all, shout out Howard the Duck because I'm calling from Petaluma, and that's where this movie is filmed, by the way, for the record, for the stat boys at home, Disco Duck came out in 1977. Okay. And the other movie I was gonna mention was Adventures of Pluto Nash. Horrible. That was Eddie Murphy, right? Was Eddie Murphy Adventures of Pluto Nash. Am I wrong about why? Am I. Hold on. That is Eddie Murphy, Randy Quaid and Rosario Dawson. And that got. Let me look it up for you real quick. Six percent, man. That was a good one, dude. But you know what? I never saw that one Pluto Nash. I don't think I did either. Yeah. I'm actually glad I never did. Demetrius from Tulsa. What's up? Demetrius, by the way. Hold on. Pause real quick. Shaq. Can't feel that bad if a great like Eddie Murphy is capable of making something so terrible. Eddie Murphy, arguably one of the most talented guys of our time. Funniest dudes. He was in a movie that bad. That's crazy. Like, there's no redeeming parts of Pluto Nash. What do you got? Demetrius Joe Versus the Volcano and Down Periscope with Kelsey Grammer. Bad movies, but I don't think they're under 10%. I bet. I think Joe versus Volcano is bad for, like, a Tom Hanks movie. Right? Like, bad for him. Trying to find it, though. Yeah. It's not even on the potato meter. Has to be. Right. What do you got? Perfect. All right, so I think it might get propped up a little bit above 10%, but I've got one with two big hitters in it. Carl Urban and Dwayne the Rock Johnson. Doom. Yeah, with like the weird first person scene they try to do because they're trying to emulate the video game and everything. I. You know what? Not good. You know what? I'm trying to. I'm very curious. I'm sure you could categorize a Covino. When we're. When we're done taking the phone calls, there's got to be a way where you could find out what the lowest rated movie is. Yeah, well, I looked it up and I'm trying to find on this list ones that we've. All that we could say most people have seen. I don't know if this would qualify, but Return to the Blue Lagoon, the 1991 version. Oh, the 91. The 91 version. Zero percent. That zero percent tomato meter. Like, how bad can a movie. But I think what makes the Shaq 1 special, and I say that for real, is that a lot of people have seen it because we're like, oh, Shaq. I love Shaq. Yeah. But you know what's interesting about it? When you say Kazaam, I automatically think Sinbad because of the Mandela effect. I think of, wait, was he in a genie movie? Shazam. And people like, no, he wasn't. And then people will be like, nah, he was never in a genie movie. Wait, Sinbad was in a genie movie Cove. Here's another one with zero percent problem child from 1990. Oh, John Ritter. I love Problem Child. They ranked that number 17 on their worst one. You know, I feel bad about that because we all love John Ritter, and that movie never really translated to the movies. I mean, the way he should have. Of course. But I'm saying of all those bad stinkers we talked about, I'm not saying Problem Child was good, but Problem Child deserves to be like 10 to 20%. 0%. Yeah. And one more number 19 on their list, the sequel to Saturday Night Fever, Staying Alive. Zero. Big fat zero. I'm going to stick up for Problem Child and say, while not great, it was John Ritter with a kid that just caused mischief. It was such a cheesy 90s movie. Certainly not deserving of zero. Then again, you're thinking on behalf of your know of a 10 year old. So we'll wrap it up with your phone calls. 87799 on Fox the weakest movies that could match the stink level of a Kazam. We'll do some rapid fire next we'll go there and then a little NBA, little NFL and more Camino and rich coming up right here on Fox Sports Radio. 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Gonna be gonna be hard to beat. Some of the ones we named Ricky came in here. He does all the production. Ricky's great. He goes, here's one that you definitely watch because you guys, guys love sliced alone. Stop. Where my mom will shoot. 14%. Yeah, that's pretty bad. I thought he was going to say over the top. I think over the top been fighting words. Over the top is oddly fun. What is over the top again? I'm curious. I'm going to 52. And again, if you don't know, Rotten potatoes, rotten tomatoes. It's just like critics and what they rank it and then they have a fan ranking over the top. Just for reference. 1987, sliced alone. Absolutely great movie. Let's see. I think fun. That's ridiculous. But fun. That scored. Why is it not coming up? Because it's 32%. 32. There you go. So, yeah, not that bad. That Sounds right. But 50% on the popcorn meter, which is like the fan rating, but 32% from the critics. So we're wrapping it up with your phone calls, and then we're going to try to talk some Russell Westbrook. Real quick, Dave, Idaho Rapid fire. What's up, Dave? Yo, Dave. Hey. Hey, boys. Thanks. Taking a call. I got a couple for you. Another one. Shaquille O'Neal. Movie, Real Steel. And then Suburban Commando with Hulk Hogan. Let's just be real Hogan. Great wrestler in the 80s. Terrible actor. Yeah, the worst. Real Steel. Never saw it, but surprisingly 60%. So it can't be that bad. That doesn't mean it's great. Classic. Who else do we got? David in Kentucky. Hey, David, you're on the show. All right, here we go. I don't expect much from a second timer, but Caddyshack 2 was the worst piece of garbage on screen. Yeah, that did not. When they make a sequel and the original cast is not all on board most of the time. That's a yeah, but nailed it. Because it is one you probably saw. Because everybody loved the first one, right? So you gave it a shot. Jackie Mason's in it. Robert Stack, 1988. 4%. So guess what? He beat Kazan. Yeah. He Kazam was 5. This is 4%. That's how bad that's. And you're right, Rich. When Wesley Snipes is not out there stealing bases. Not the same. Not interested. I enjoyed Major League to it enough. Just because. Just because I like baseball. But you're right. He wasn't Willie Maze. You're not Willie Mays Hayes. All right, who else do we got? Let's go to Mike in Colorado. What's up, Mikey? Hey, Mike. Hey, guys. Listen to the show every day. Love it. Appreciate you. This. This has got to get a minus if it's possible. Yeah. Are you ready for this plan nine from outer space. Bela Lugosi. Okay, Bela Lugosi. 1959. We're going way back here. But again, a legendary name, right? Bela gosi. No 66%. So it can't be that bad. Bobby. It's a sci fi movie. It's probably cheesy from today's standard. Bobby in Mississippi. What's up, Bobby? How's it going, guys? Worst one that I've ever seen. I would have to go with the Human Centipede. Do you know what? That's. No way. I thought that was entertaining. I think it's the the grossest movie I've ever seen. I don't know if it's the worst movie 2009 already. I loved when south park did the parody of that. I believe in you. How about 47% cuttlefish or pudding? That's surprising. How about the OG Super Mario Brothers movie? And I think it was with Captain Louis. Early 90s, remember? 93 Captain Lou Albano. Yeah. That's got to have a low, low score. You think? Score. Yeah, it's me. A Mario. Remember John Leguizamo did his version. I'm trying to find that version. Oh, Captain Lou 1989. Let's see what that got and then we'll go back to your phone calls. It's not even rated on the tomato. They won't. They refuse. So you know what, Danny G, that might be the winner because I remember when that came out. Yeah. Ruben El Paso. What's up, bud? Hey, Ruben. Yes, sir. What's up, man? Hey, how you doing, man? Hey. I got a pretty classic one being a rock and roller. Kiss meets the Phantom. Oh, I feel like. Just sounds good. I was going to say sounds like if gym is fine. I did find Super Marios on rotten tomatoes is 29%. Really? Wow. Which year? Which year? 93. Oh, that's the 93 he was talking about. The one before that. Yeah. Are you sure that's not the TV show cartoon that they did? No, the one with Cat. I searched Captain Lou, but I know there's a couple different versions of it. Here's the thing about Kiss, right? Not everybody saw that, probably. So that doesn't necessarily meet the criteria here. Like, but it wasn't even ranked. The idea of Gene Simmons acting, I feel like, is automatically bad. Yeah. Let's wrap it with Ryan in Toronto. Then we'll go to our buddy Dan Byer for an update. What's up, Ryan? Hey, how you guys doing? I'm sure, buddy, you've seen this, but Master of Disguise, 2002, Dana Kyrie. Am I not totally enough for the Turtle Club? Oh, you know what? We all could picture him dressed up like the turtle guy. 2002, Dana Carvey. I didn't see this, but I think this. This fits what we're talking about because I think people probably watched it. Get this 1%. That's how good Carvey is about Mike Myers. Hold on. You just said Danny Carvey. You made me think 1%. Dude, that's pathetic. The Master of Disguise. You definitely. I remember that movie. Yeah, I remember it, too. I have one. And I hate to say it because he's a legend, but towards his final days, one of my favorites, Chris Farley. Not Beverly Hills Ninja. I actually. The one with Matthew Perry. Yeah, it's called Almost Heroes. Yeah, almost. I saw that in the theaters. Right. Because you know what, Farley? Beverly Hills Ninja. I actually thought it was comical at times, but Almost Heroes. So I saw this in the theaters and is a perfect way to end it. 1998 Chris Farley so your your hopes were high with Matthew Perry and it's right there on the KAZA level. It's on the Shack o meter at 5%. Yeah, 5%. We have a tie. Yeah, we have a tie. We'll end on the tie. And thank you guys for all your feedback. If you want to chime in too again movies the weakest movies that we all saw in tribute to Shaq's birthday. Love Shaq baby. Sending love. Happy 53rd. All right, let's go to Dan Byer for an update. DB what is doing my friends? Hey DB GU the Jacksonville Jaguars have been busy today. It started out when Mitch Morse, their Center, retired after 10 years in the league. Then the Jaguars traded wide receiver Christian Kirk to the Texans. That's newsworthy because we know who Christian Kirk is, but we also thought that Kirk was going to be released by the team. They found a trade partner. It was in the division. They get a seventh round pick back in 2026, but Christian Kirk is now going to the Houston Texans. The Jaguars then also released veteran tight end Evan Ingram. So a busy day in Jacksonville. The Cincinnati Bengals have given defensive and Trey Hendrickson permission to seek a trade. Hendrickson led the NFL and sacks this past season, has just one year left on his current contract. The Athletic says multiple teams called the Bengals about T. Higgins, who has the franchise tag placed on him. But right now Cincinnati wants to work out a long term deal with Higgins. Browns restructured the contract of quarterback to Sean Watson, freeing up $36 million in cap space. Rams gave wide receiver 22 Atwell a deal worth $10 million. Oregon had football coach Dan Lanning has a new contract according to Yahoo Sports. It goes through the 2030 season and will pay Lanning an average of $11 million per season. Tonight in the NBA, the Sixers and Celtics will play. Philadelphia will be without Tyrese Maxey and Paul George. Boston's banged up as well. They were able to bounce back and top the Trailblazers last night despite all their injuries. Well, tonight there will be no Jrue Holladay or Kristaps Porzingis again and Jaylen Brown gets the night off while Jason Tatum plays against Philadelphia. Arnold Palmer Inv. Signature event on the PGA Tour first round play Windham Clark leads at five under par. Rory McElroy three back and one college basketball notice. Conference tournaments are here, there and everywhere in both men's and women's basketball. University of Miami officially hired Duke assistant coach Jai Lucas as The head coach of their hoops program, replacing Jim Laranega, who stepped down during the season. Guys, back to you. Thank you, D.B. now, as we all get ready for the Sandman, Happy Gilmore, Part two, with, of course, suntan lotion. Good for me. That's Billy Madison. You protect me, Teehee Higgins. Shampoo is Teehee Higgins. When you think of all the Sandler movies we watched the hell out of in high school and college. Billy Madison, Kavino was just telling me, got 41%. Yeah. Which feels about right. But the fans love it. Yeah. Happy Gilmore, 61%. I would say of all the Adam Sandler movies, would I be crazy to say the one that got the highest critic rating might be Wedding Singer? Well, out of those three, definitely 72%. Yeah. Wedding Singer on the popcorn meter, which is, again, the fan rating. 80%. Waiting. Wedding Singer is great. Probably. Would you say, I'm a big Sandman fan, but would you say thank you? Would you say best movie, Wedding Singer? Yes. Of the comedy. I would. Yeah. I think it's great. I think everybody loves that one. I think that's all right. Hey, guys. I thought Russell Westbrook did something pretty cool. And not that I never liked Russell Westbrook. I've always respected him. Saw him up close and personal one time. Remember, Rich? We were on the court like, damn, look at Westbrook. Yeah, I remember. I remember being like, yeah, he's pretty big. I know. Like, if you thought anything about him, when you see him up there up close, you're like, man, what a specimen this guy is. Anyway, thought he did something cool yesterday. That I guess I had a change of heart a little bit. Like I said, I had nothing against him, but it made me like him a little more. How about that? Little more and we'll talk about it next. Talk about your change of heart moment. Someone that you just gained a different respect for. And you can tell us your story again. Getting you involved here on the Covino and Rich Show. Make some noise for the greatest shooter of all time, Steph Curry. We went live from All Stars weekend for a new podcast called Goat Greatest of Their Era. And we ranked our top five shooters from the 2000s. Peja 5. Dirk Ford. Peja is a. Okay, okay. I'm mad him. I left him off my list, but I still like my list. You won't believe who Steph left off his list. That's so tough. That's why we have these conversations. Absolutely love it. Steph talked about what separates the truly elite NBA shooters. When you have a scouting report and you're on the list as not just a shooter, but we have specific rules for how we guard you. There's a fear factor that's associated with anytime you're wide open. Like, you might as well just count that and get on back on defense. Listen to Go G O T e greatest of their era on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's Julie Stewart Banks. I'm doing a new podcast from iHeart podcast and the National Hockey League and I'm paired up with one of my favorite players, the always quotable Nate Thompson. I wore nine NHL sweaters and I have story after story to share. And believe it or not, I have plenty to say. And not just about hockey. Believe me, he does Energy Line with Nate and JSB is the name of the podcast and it's gonna be, well, it's gonna be quite the ride. We're officially linemates, Nate. We're the Energy Line. We'll have plenty of folks join us. 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Over promised live in 13 minutes on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page, episode 83. Join us live. I'm Steve Covino. That is Rich Davis and Russell Westbrook. I thought we were talking about movies that were bad. Yeah, I think there's a movie that a lot of people love that came out on this day. If you want to feel old on this day in 1998, the Big Lebowski. Oh, wow. 98. You're a bowling fan? Yeah, I love bowling. Big Lebowski the Dude. Shout out to Norm Duke, 1998. So you're talking, holy crap, almost 30 years ago. Yeah. So the Nuggets beat the Kings 116, 110. Russell Westbrook had 25 points. We talked about the specimen. That he is rich. We saw him up close and personal. I'm surprised that's not my kids favorite basketball team because all they want is Nuggets. Yeah, every kid. Nuggets, Nuggets, Nuggies. So the story goes, altitude sports reporter Scott Hastings is interviewing Russell Westbrook. And they see a special fan in the stands. And if you missed it, perfect. Take a listen. You got one of your favorite friends from South Korea. Cam over there. He's jumping up and down. He's all excited for you. I appreciate you, brother. Thank you, man. And I got another jersey for you. I'm bringing over to you, man. Appreciate it. Everybody, what do you think about Russell Westbrook tonight? Crowd goes nuts. Jersey off the happiest man in the building. South Korea. And he's on a mission. Westbrook taking off the jersey. He's heading to Kim. And the guy goes nuts. He's like, oh, my God. Oh, my God. He starts freaking out. He's hugging a sweaty Russell Westbrook, you know. And by the way, Russell Westbrook ripped, like shredded. Yeah. It's easy to take off your jersey when you're ripped like that. You know, what a flex, by the way. If I was ripped like that, I'd be like, anyone want my shirt? Anyone, Anyone needs a shirt? And, you know, good for him. But this dude, again, this fan traveled 6,000. I'm sorry, six? How much? Yeah, 6,000 miles. 6,000 miles from Tokyo. And he's holding up signs like, I'm your biggest fan. He's wearing a Westbrook jersey. And just seeing how, how he was in this interaction seems so genuine to me. Not that I ever thought anything bad about Westbrook, but he won me over in this moment. So it made me think about other moments you've seen or heard that just made you think differently about that guy and made you like him in a different way. I have a take on this. And this is not to take any humanizer. It's not to take anything away from Westbrook. Yeah, but there's so many times where I get it, and I truly do. Athletes are in the zone. But there are times where, I don't know, give me a baseball player that's sort of like a quiet dude. Maybe now, currently, because I was going to say Bryce Harper, but he's real. I think he's great with the fans. Like, I don't know, pick anybody. Your boy, McNeil. McNeil, Jeff McNeil. Fine. Anyone. When they're walking towards a dugout and all the fans, like, you know, McDeel. McDeep. Unless you're zoned in, it's game seven of the World Series. I'm shocked that there's not more acknowledgment or a pitcher leaves a game and he's headed towards the dugout and he pitched a gem. I'm not saying show up the other team, but there's just not enough, like, warm fan interactions. Yeah. Like, if there's. I love that KG clip that you brought up recently. The KG clip where the. The guy dances with his shirt off like 20 years ago and then comes back. KD returns to the T Wolves at the end and the guy does the same dancing. Katie gives a little point like, yo, my guy. I just. And I'm not saying, you know, it's Camino. You know, we make that analogy where when, like an Academy Award winning actor does a bit on a late night show and we're like, oh, My God, they were great. And it's like, well, they should be great. They're in a academy. Wow. Tom Cruise was really great with Fallon. He should be. It's Tom Cruise. I'm just saying. Unless you're zoned in and it's the fourth quarter of game seven or it's the World Series or the super bowl, if you're walking towards the dugout or the sidelines or courtside and fans are like, well, Brooke Westbrook, I would assume. Why wouldn't you be like, yeah, what's up, guys? Yeah, from the moment. But it is interesting we don't see these things more often. That's why I love when the Yankees shouldn't be surprised. That's why, like, the fact that it's a big deal that the Yankees do roll call and they shout out the player's name until they do a little hat take. That's true. The athletes are nothing without the fans. But it was nice to see. So this dude, honestly, what makes it great is this dude traveled 6,000 miles from Tokyo. That's a great moment. And he's hugging it. He's like. He is so clearly in awe of his hero, who is Russell Westbrook. So it was nice that Westbrook acknowledged him, gave him the jersey off his back, signed it, and it was a story. And I am surprised we don't see this more often. In fact, any other stories come to mind? I think Russell Westbrook did the right thing, and it makes me really think it's a cool moment. You know what the point is, though, Rich? The point is, and they discuss it on that broadcast, is like, it's the power and influence that the athletes have on the fan. These little gestures mean so much. Like, when you see that clip, and it's a famous one of Don Mattingly eating popcorn out of the little kid's popcorn bucket, you don't think that little kid for the rest of his life was impacted from the clip? The moment, the memory. Don Mattingly's his hero. But I think we do such a crazy job of putting celebrity and athlete and all these people on such a pedestal that. But that's the power of an impact that they have. No idea. But I think because we put so many people on a pedestal, we forget sometimes when they do very human things, we're like, oh, my goodness, I'll give you one. Yeah, I'll give you one. I saw. And you could say, well, she's royalty. But you know me, I hate the British family. The Royal family. She's allergic to. I'M allergic. I don't know why any American would care. When I say the royal family, Rich thinks George Brett and Dan Qusenberg. Yeah. I can't understand 1% how anyone cares about the royal family here in United States. Like, to me, Chris thinks of Bo Jackson and Brett Saberhagen. But I saw. Was it Kate Middleton? Is that. Wait, who's the one that's not hated? Not Megan. Oh, Kate Middleton's liked, right? They like her there. Like, she's walking in, like, an air, like a public area with her guards. And, you know, the guys wear the funny hats and all that crap. And some kids like princess. And she stops and, like, is like, hey, what's up, little guy? And I was like. And they made it seem like the biggest deal. I'm like, wow, a human stopped to say hi to a kid. That's what we should be doing, right? So isn't it refreshing to see Westbrook do it? That's all. You're right. We shouldn't be surprised. I like your point. Yeah, it's nice, but it shouldn't be a thing. We should see more of it if at the same time I applaud the moment. Came from Ireland to go see LeBron James, and he's like, I came from Ireland like LeBron James. Like, my guy. Thank you. Let me give you a hug. All right, so let this be the start of maybe more human moments from athletes we admire. All right, well, with that said, have a great night night, and we'll see you tomorrow. Arrivederci, baby. We'll see you in the over promised land. Goodbye. Goodbye. This is Nikki Glaser from the Nikki Glazer Podcast. On a more serious note, I'm still thinking about that commercial with Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg hating on each other. Because when you listen to the reasons for hating someone or something, you realize just how stupid they really are. There is too much hate in this country, and it's gotta stop. 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