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I don't live to work. Yeah, those rules apply to the average fella, Miles Garrett. People like that, they're living the dream. Generational wealth. Generational wealth. These are the guys who are living the best life ever. The dream, the fantasy. They're in the NFL. They're getting paid. Ridiculous. You can't compare life rules for Hank at Target the same way it applies to guys like Miles Garrett. I wish I had a. So yeah, your life, your. Your, your thinking is right. But not for guys like this who are so fortunate. I just wish I had a button that I could press and a guy pops up like in the movie Happy Gilmore, like jackass. Because that's how I feel about every conversation we have. Why? Because he. That's why nobody agrees with you. Even Mike came in here and said you were wrong. When Big Mike disagrees with me, I feel like that makes me even happy. I'll tell him you said that. And this is nothing against Miles Garrett. Like I said, I like him personally. He didn't show up to otas. He's not there for voluntary camp. As a leader, we're saying, hey, how do you feel about that? That's all we're saying. For a guy who's getting paid, that's the question here. He's at an anime convention with his new girlfriend. I look at it like whether you're Hank from Target, who you called out, hi, Hank from Target. I'm sure there is a Hank from Target right now. Listen, there's lots of Hanks in Target. Or you're, you know, Al at the accounting firm, or Jessica the teacher. Or is it an NFL player or a Target worker? Next. Let me tell you, it doesn't matter to me. Same rules don't apply. I feel like the same rules apply to family and friends, and those type of things are way more important. You live. Target's just the job to them. It shouldn't be that way. For a guy who's playing NFL football, who's playing a kid's game, getting paid millions and millions of dollars, how do you not see that? You live one. And you're right. If you're talking about Hank, it goes back to a story we talked about last week when Alex Cora, manager of the Red Sox, sat out, skipped out a game managing the Red Sox because he wanted to make sure he was there for his daughter's college graduation and be there for the lunch and the dinner with the family. Because you know why? Life is more important than one voluntary practice. For Miles Garrett, to think any other way is ridiculous. Why call it voluntary if it's not really voluntary? It shows me that he's not as hungry as he used to be. Like I said, I don't want to keep repeating myself. But was he there previous years? Yeah. Maybe he didn't have plans. No, that's what happens when you start getting too big for your britches. No, it happens. That's what happens when this is no longer your priority. It shouldn't be your priority. Your family shouldn't Always be your priority. Why are you paying him so much money? Because you expect it to be their priority? No. Oh, my God, you're so wrong. Dude. If you don't believe me, let's go to the phone call. And he's missed multiple practices. 8, 7, 7, 9. I'm sure he's gonna be really. I'm sure he's gonna be real slow to the quarterback this year because he went to an anime convention with the love of his life. Well, with that line of thinking, punters and kickers shouldn't go to these things because, hey, all they do is kick the ball. Hold on. You know what this causes? Would discord be the word? Yeah, because if you remember the Mark Gastono documentary, his whole. His whole responsibility was just, you know, go for the quarterback. Right? As an. Quarterback. Quarterback. But how does it. How did his other teammates view him as a selfish player Vibe the way they were supposed to. It was all about me. It was all about Mark Gastono. And they hated him. They didn't like him. Even years later, they had animosity towards him because all he cared about was what he. About what he was doing. No, not about what the team was. Has ever said that about Miles Garrett. But it could apply the same way if you go on what Sam was saying before. Like, he doesn't need to be there because his. His sole purpose is. Is about getting the quarterback, not about what the team is doing. That's the. That's a great way to rub the team the wrong way. Also, Rich, there have been team reporters for the Browns that have said Miles Garrett frequently shows up late. They should be lucky. They should. Really lucky. He plays for that crap organization. So why didn't they just trade him? Yeah, why don't they just trade him? Well, I think you know the answer to that. Because they want him. Stop it. You can't talk out of. I understand. No, I understand they want him, but that doesn't mean. So you're giving all the power to the player then, Rich. He. You are. Then get rid of them. You don't want the team. I don't think you would feel that way, though. Hey, I have a question. If you're a Browns fan, I'm. First of all, I'm sorry. Secondly, we got five quarterbacks. Secondly, do you want Miles Garrett on your team? The answer is. Oh, my God, yes. If the answer was no, you would have request. You would have took his trade request instead of making him like, the highest paid defensive player on earth because he brings it when Sunday is here. No one puts in more effort than that guy. The fact that he wants to go to an anime convention with his girlfriend. Let him be. Leave Miles Garrett alone. It is. It is interesting though. This is from pft. They say it's well known within the Browns that Garrett is frequently late to the facility. He has skipped mandatory team activities. He skipped mandatory ones, Rich. On multiple occasions writes jason lloyd@theathletic.com but it said, it's worth pointing out. Why is this coming out now after they just signed him to a record contract? And Danny J. I just want to make it clear this guy's living the dream. I have nothing against Miles Garrett. I said the same thing. We said the same thing about Aaron Rodgers last year. Got to stay consistent on how you feel about these things. It's about this particular incident. Is he a great player? Of course he is. Do I think this is bad luck? Yes, I do. Simple as that. And that's just my stupid opinion. What's yours? 87799 on Fox. Let's go to Steve in Reno. What up, Steve? Hey, guys. How are you? Hope you're having a great afternoon. You too, man. Your name is making a big come. Because of Minecraft, huh? Steve's lava chicken. That was because of me. No, not because of you. What's up, buddy? So, Rich, you literally just said two minutes ago that Miles Garrett is giving his all to his team. So there was another defensive end that got a buttload of money. Not as much as Miles Garrett. He for a hot minute. Check my timeline. I believe Max Crosby signed his deal before Myles Garrett did. Max was like the highest paid defensive end for all of maybe 30 hours. Then miles Garrett got his. Max Crosby is the first in the building and the last in the building to leave every day. And he's the leader of that team and he's setting a tone for a team. You know what that. You know what my favorite Shania Twain song is, Steve? That don't impress me much. Really? I don't know what your priorities are. A losing team and they're not going to win more because he's the first or last guy in there. Miles Garrett. His contract is a four year deal. He doesn't have plenty of life to live. Rich. How do you turn around a losing record? Rich? By not caring and having leaders that don't show up. Because just by saying by throwing a team off, by off this topic, by saying, well, they don't matter. They lose. Okay, we could say that for a lot of teams last year, that doesn't mean you don't want your leader showing up right now. Yeah, Just. I don't know that we're old as Myles Garrett. You know what? You know what I say when I argue with my wife? And we can't agree. Hey, Danny. Hey. Fair enough. Miles Garrett's 29. Monty ever get hit with a fair enough? You like that? Women hate. He'll be 33 when this contract ends. He doesn't have plenty of life to live. Again, you're comparing, like, you're. You're applying regular life rules to guys who don't live conventional lives, who live superstar lives. The same rules don't apply. The least he could do when he's making. What is it again? $160 million, 40 million per year. The least he could do is show up and maybe even take it east if he wants. But he's there. That's the least he could do. So the end. Am I mad at him? No. Am I losing sleep over it? Not a wink. But that's how I feel about it. I have a question. Yeah? What if. Well, let's say it was Max Crosby instead of Miles Garrett. Let's just change the player. And Max Crosby missed a voluntary Raiders walk through with the new coaching. Tell me why. Because. Anime convention. Because. Death in the Family. Because Max Crosby said, yeah, it's my. My niece's communion, and I want to be there. It's more. It's important to me. It's my niece. I think. What? I think the reason why matters more. Anime convention holds no weight for me. None. Anime convention. If you're gonna go to a convention, at least go to Saw Con. What? What? Sockhan, look it up. Is that, like, can't say it on hanging out with all the people in the Saw movies. Get it? Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, Snoop Dogg joke. Two more calls. What's up, Adam? You're on cnr. What's up, buddy? Hey. What's up, guys? What's up, buddy boy? Hey. This whole conversation reminds me of a famous line from Mad Men. You guys fans of that show? Of course. In fact, I'm loving Jon Hamm's new show on Apple TV is so freaking good. The finale. Danny G. The finale. Friday's gonna be awesome. Go on. Yeah, right. So there's a scene where Peggy, his subordinate, complains about working all nights, all weekends after getting a raise, and Jon Hamm just looks at it and goes, stop it. That's what the money's for, man. Listen, everyone's gonna have a different opinion on this. I just think that as life goes on, the one thing this generation realizes that previous ones didn't, and that's the importance of family and private time. You're applying regular life stuff. This guy doesn't live a regular life. What if he wants to? Then don't accept one. $23.5 million guaranteed rich. This money could take care of his grandkids. Grandkids? I think that's what makes it different. But, but because he's so spectacular of a athletic human being, that disqualifies. No. You have a different responsibility, though. When a company is paying you that much money, you just do. I'm not saying fair or foul, but that's how life is. If our boss came to me and said, I'm now going to pay you as the top producer in the country, but I'm. I'm expecting a lot of you as a leader now, I would have to live up to that. That's not. When you slide. When you start. That's weird, man. As a. Yeah. If you had a small business and guys start doing less all of a sudden, that's not gonna rub you the wrong way. You go see what Joey thinks in Seattle. Hey, Joey. What's up, buddy? Yo, what's up, guys? Hey, thanks for taking my call, man. Love you guys. No problem. Thank you. Hey, let's, let's not forget, dude, this guy said Mason Rudolph dropped the N bomb and he didn't do. He's a scumbag. And what is he, like 14 year old Japanese girl? Anime convention? Come on, man. What is he, a 14 year old girl by anime? Not my thing either. It matters, man. I do anything to do with anime, I'm like, who clicks on that? Not my thing. I just, I don't get it. But to him if it's. That's not true. I saw you slip Alex Teicher to 20 a couple of weeks ago and I think it was for some anime. By the way, that's a, that's a topic in itself for, for a more boring day because we have a lot to get to. But Alex Teicher, one of the guys that runs the boards here for the Odd Couple, he grows strawberries at his house. Yeah, because he's one of, you know, tire guy, carries on a blender, supported the local farms. I didn't know he grew. Yeah, no, Rich, he gets them from a stand by his house. He does both. He grows stuff in his backyard and he gets. From local farms. So why don't we spice it up tonight? I think that might be our only Tie, shirt. I saw Rich give him a 20. I gave him money. He goes for illicit anime. Somebody got good stuff. I gave him money. He hasn't brought me strawberries yet. I gave him a 20 like, four months ago. Nice. Sure, it was for strawberries. Decisions you're making, Rich. All right, you know what? I'm done with this. I'm done with you guys, in fact. But you know what we could do right now? You want to do a little words of wisdom? Oh, we have a Swiggy to give away. All right. This is, like, the most coveted prize. I've seen, like, trash radio prizes over the years. This is the complete opposite. This stainless steel Swiggy is so nice. It's like a glimmery black. It's like the color of your car. I don't use mine. I have it, like, on display at home. I don't use it. It's too nice to use almost. You display a glass with your own name on it. Yeah. I'm proud of it. You're such an ego dragon. It's really nice. Yeah, I open. I mean, I keep it in a cabinet. Every once in a while, I open it up and look at it. Do you have a portrait of yourself in your living room in a Speedo? Yes. So if you want one of these swiggies, the number is 87799 on Fox. And the rules are simple. You just have to repeat exactly what Big Mike says word for word, verbatim. It's something we do every Wednesday. It's Big Mike's words of wisdom. Let's do this. It's time for the guy that runs this place. Just for clarification, guys, Big Mike does not run this place. He is not in charge of everything. He has no power over, really, anybody here. He does not run this place. It's Big Mike's words of wisdom on a Wednesday. Common sense is like deodorant. Those who need it the most never use it. Oh, man, that's an easy one. It's a good, good quote. Changes lives, but that's it. If you can't repeat that verbatim, you shouldn't be playing this game. By the way, I just got word that Big Mike, who I guess sort of runs this place, is going to be live in Vegas with us for our big event, and he said he's going to do words of wisdom live. We're going to give away a bunch of prizes. So now it's not really going to make sense since the live broadcast is a Friday. Yeah, but we can switch it around for him. He needed more incentive to visit us in Vegas. In fact, let me say this. We're doing a live broadcast. We're going to be there in Vegas at circa June 21st, 22nd, 23rd. I'm sorry, 20th, 21st, 22nd. And if you want to know all the details, we talk about it in depth on over promised episode 93 on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page. So if you were on the fence before the fact that we'll be giving away more swiggies and Mike's going to be there. Jeez, man. Big parties on Friday there. Miles Garrett is not going to be there Friday. No, he's in. Sorry. He won't make it. By the way, how do you feel? Like one of your family members. I can't make it. I have something that you don't deem important. Tell me why that's. I think that matters. And by the way, you're forgetting the major factor here. How much he's getting paid to be that guy. What if his girlfriend's like, miles, this means so much to me. What is he gonna be like? No. Voluntary. Browns need me. This would mean so much to me. You know what? I was watching Tony Reali on the Dan Patrick show talking about his rules on the scoring system when it came to around the horn, and he said that he hated. He wouldn't give points. In fact, he'd give negative points. When people use the word optics, but it really comes back to that. Give me a synonym for optics. It's a bad look. It's just. It sets a bad tone. Tony, reality. We're here. Minus two. I know optics. It really is. Especially when you're a leader of the team. If you're a nobody from nowhere ville, if you're a special teams guy, I mean, who cares if you're there or not? But you're still trying to prove something. I get it. So you should be there. But it's not going to have as much of an impact as Miles Garrett. We've argued for a good half hour on this. I have a way to resolve this. We have like a. Sam, can you give us a solution here? Think it is optics, though. Ask the orchestra. The. The people organizing this anime convention. Just move it to rural Ohio. That fixes everything. Because then he can go and he can be at voluntary ota. There you go. I. Sam, you. I knew you'd come up with a solution. Thank you, buddy. All right. To Ohio. Hop on. 87799 on Fox is the number. If you Want to repeat verbatim Mike's Wednesday's words of wisdom for a Swiggy? 87799 on Fox. And remember, coming up, we have midweek majors, so we're still going to go over the best stories in the world of sports and pop culture. You want to. Where do you want to go? You want to go to Michigan or Mississippi? Michigan was first. All right, let's go to Michigan. Oh, man, all the phones are lit now. Everyone repeating Mike's words of wisdom. Let's go to Pistol Pete in Michigan. What's up, buddy boy? Not much. How are you guys doing? Are you ready to repeat Mike's words of wisdom? Now, you got to wait for the music that's going to make you sound very intelligent. Hit the chime, Sam. This is Sam on the pan flute. Not bad. Okay, let it simmer. By the way, Sam, you gonna play the pan flute at our convention? Yes. All right, brother. Go. Common sense is like deodorant. Those who need it most, don't use it. No. Oh, he missed a word. That was slip up. No, it's gotta be verbatim. It's gotta be verbatim. Yeah. All right. Hey, thanks for playing, man. I would be terrible at this game. Appreciate it. Right to me. I know. They are very particular. Let's go to. I mean, that's the point. It has to be particular. Yeah, we don't want to go to Mississippi. Yeah, Mississippi is next. The old man. What's up, Brian? Hey, how y' all doing? Well, we're good. Ready? Let's. No problem, man. Let's hit the pan flute and let's see if he can do this. Go ahead. Oh, man. It broke out on me. Those who need it the most. Oh, no. Wow. Not as easy as people think. Wow. Wow. We've had a couple of times doing this where they've gotten it on the first time. So this is good. We want a little. We want some. Got to be challenging. I got Cliff in Kentucky. Shame on you. Fool me once, right, Cliff. What's up, Cliff? What's up? Hang up on me because I didn't get to hear it all. I was trying to call in. Oh, okay. What a fail. Cliff. Oh, Cliff. I love you, buddy. Oh, my goodness. Hold on. I love that guy's notes and his bars, but not his phone calls. His notes got you through high school. His notes helped me out. Cliff's notes. Big time. Bigly. And the Sly Stallone movie Cliffhanger, which today. Today is the anniversary of that movie. Did you know that oh, we're just tying it all together. 1993 on this day. Wow. Florida is next. I'm full of fun facts. Florida. Patrick. Hey, go ahead, buddy. Common sense is like deodorant. Those who need it the most, never use it. You got it. There you go. Way to go, my guy. Patrick, hang on the line. We're gonna mail out a shiny CNR Swiggy to you in Florida. Awesome. Thank you. Thanks for playing, man. That's how you do it. Yeah, appreciate you, buddy. Put a little, your favorite cocktail in that little Swiggy. Thanks for showing up, Patrick. Summertime fun time. All right. Hey, we got more Covino and Rich coming up. 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But the whole waiting around just again, to probably avoid camp is a little aggravating. No, it makes sense. You know what? It's time. Let's do it. Midweek Major Gavino and Rich gets you over the middle of the week with Midweek Major. Oh, I love that. We throw sports and pop culture headlines and topics at the fellas, and it's like the kids say, that's so mid. We definitely. Major CNR scoring midweek Major. I gotta go fast to get spotty. Eight full minutes here. You hear the horns. That means you made it to the middle of the week. Before we hand things over to the number one and only host of the segment, we like to roll the two big red love dice over there in the main studio. I just rolled a fat seven. Crap. Now time for a Rich roll. Wow. Nine. Little skinny nine, though. Nine Skinny. What does that mean? Skinny nine, man. Skinny nine. Double talk. Davis getting ready for Vegas. Let's go. All right, that means he gets first take. Ladies and gentlemen, the most popular person besides Judy Bloom from Scotch Plains, New Jersey. Spotty boy. Guys, let's jump into this. All right. Hi. Indy 500 took place over the weekend, and racer Connor Daly revealed he had no choice to ignore the call of nature that struck him during the race. So during Monday's victory banquet, Daly, who actually finished eighth in the race, revealed that a number one was the issue. So the race on Sunday was delayed 45 minutes due to weather, and he had to sit. They have to sit in their car waiting for the weather to change, and he said he had to go really, really bad, and obviously they can't get out. So he said he just peed before the race. Began and sat in it. Can I say that I can right the entire race. So, yeah. He revealed it was the first time he's ever done it. Hopefully the last time he's ever done it. But he said, you know, it's just had to answer the call of nature midweek or major. I think it's major. I mean, how often you have to soil yourself in at work. I did it right now. I mean, there was a pitch. He see this burn turn number one. There was a pitcher that recently made the last out of an inning. There was a picture that was gonna clean this up out of an inning. And he ran right to the dugout and I get it, man. It's gross. I know it's tricky what we could say on the radio, so I don't want to misspeak. But listen, if that's the worst thing you got to do, maybe it's part of the job, right? People in Matt, it's mid. Mid. Maybe it's major. Make your mind up. Make your mind up. Isn't it. Isn't it definitely major? Don't marathon runners do that all the time? Yeah. And also Ernie from. Yeah, runners do do this all the time. And I find myself. I did say doo doo. I find myself in these situations just in road trips. So you got to travel with a pee bow. The pee bottle. You gotta have the P bow on standby. I call mine Peebo Bryson. So having on standby. But. But in the middle of a competition like this, it's understandable. I get it. Like you said, people in track meets, it happens. You don't have time to stop. No Time for love, Dr. Jones. No time for bathroom breaks. It's just something that comes into territory, I guess. All right. Tom Brady, as you know, has several accolades under his belt or around his fingers, whatever you want to say. But he may have his sights set on one more. As you know, NFL owners voted last week to allow their players to compete. Compete for the gold medal in flag football in the 2028 Olympic Games taking place right here in Los Angeles. Well, sources close to Brady, Tom Brady, have said that he's looking to step out of retirement for the Games and bring the US for gold. Brady will be 49 at the time this takes place. His 50th birthday taking place just three days after the closing ceremony. And of course, you remember this guy, flag football QB Daryl Doucet. Remember he's. He's the guy that said he's better than Patrick Mahomes. Yeah. Well, he's chirping loud but offering a challenge to Brady. He said, you know, he wants the team to win. If Brady wants to step in, if he can put up the numbers, if he's got the skills, he's willing to step aside and let Brady lead the team to gold. So we'll see who knows, midweek or major. It's major because it's Tom Brady. Of course. I. There's a part of me, though that wonders if the young Stallions of the NFL want to do this. Is it respect or a waste to have a 50 year old guy do it? Like, what if, what if Lamar Jackson wanted to do it? Or what if, you know, Jaden Daniels wanted to do it? Like, do we automatically give it to Tom Brady for all that he has given the NFL? I mean, you mentioned these NFL superstars and I think it's cool that they all want to represent the country. By the way, I think this is major as well. Definitely major. Don't skip out on Darrell Doucette iii. He's the guy that built the league, built the team to this point. Right. And now you're going to look past the guy. I do think it's a, a different set of skills that he possesses as we watch. He's not Tom Brady, but he has a different set of flag football skills, I think. All right, Liam Neeson, I got a very special set of skills. He's got nunchuck skills, flag football skills. I think he does. I think there it's a different game, so I don't think you look past that game. Who wants to watch Duncan Doucet or whatever his name is? Daryl Doucet the third. Who wants to watch him? You want to watch him or Tom Brady? I think he deserves the opportunity. Let them compete. I do like that part of the story. Right. He'll let him compete and may the best man win. But don't be surprised if it is Daryl Doucette iii. All right, well, it was only a matter of time. I think they're coming for us. Boxing and UFC may have some new competition in the landscape. So a video has surfaced this week of humanoid robots. Yes, you heard that. Humanoid robots fighting it out at the China Media Group World Robots. China, China Tournament Mecha Fighting Series. Yes, that's a real thing. So according to the cmg, the tournament is the world's first combat sports event centered around robots. The robots, which were all created by the company Unitree Robotics, are currently controlled by humans in real time. I see here that currently, who knows, the robots are capable of straight punches Hook punches, sidekicks, aerial spin kicks, and can even get up after being knocked down. But industry experts say that these robot battles provide a high pressure, fast paced scenario to test robotic structure, motion control and AI decision capabilities. Basically, they're training these robots to take over society. Wow, this is major. Definitely major. Danny, have you ever seen the NBA in the basketball shooting robot that doesn't miss? Yeah, I'm sure they do with field goal kicking. Like if there's robots talking about Jokic. Oh, the actual robot. If there are robots, Frankenstein, if they could fight, is that going to be a big spectacle in the next five years? Like first human versus robot boxing? Is Jake Paul gonna fight a robot? You know that? Remember I said it? Yes. My response, I also think very major in a world where. In a world. Just today the rumor broke that Teofimo Lopez was scheduled to fight Devin Haney in August, but it was called off before it was even announced. I'd rather see a robot than Haney. I'd rather. You know what? Yeah, screw it. Let these robots fight. I've often said jokingly rich, I'll watch bugs fight on National Geographic. I'll watch bums fight on the corner here on Ventura. I'll watch any fight. So to think I won't watch two robots fight. I think that's awesome. The footage looks great and it reminds me of the BattleBots stuff we used to watch on G4TV. I think it's really cool. There was that movie with Hugh Jackman called Real Steel where he was a former boxer that trained a robot boxer. I forgot about that. So this could. Honestly, if a boxer gets injured, he could put his robot in and just like train his robot. I think it's cool. Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. My favorite robot story since. Remember Rocky's robot? Happy birthday, Paulie. Well, I. Do you guys remember Vlad the employee? Vlad the impaler from BattleBots one that could not be stopped. Yeah, you still. I thought that was pretty cool. This is that. But stepped up where they're actually boxing. Really cool. All right. Well, seems the interest in the Bill Belichick Jordan Hudson saga has become one man's obsession. Have you guys been following this? So Sports Journal journalist Pablo Tory, who hosts Pablo Torrey, finds out you've probably seen him on around the Horn, has been focusing all his attention on this unfolding saga. So apparently Tory has made public multiple public interest, public records requests to UNC's football program and says that if UNC is unwilling to comply, will actually sue the University of North Carolina. They have until this Friday to release the information. He also there. Remember that that Airbnb ring camera video that was leaked where Belichick was on the porch shirtless? He got more of that video and has released that video online. He is really just going as far as possible. This is Matrix. All right, you can take it. Let me tell you why Pablo Tori. I. I've always enjoyed his, like, investigative, like, you know, he investigates fun, quirky sports stories. I think Pablo's a super talented guy, but you ever watch a crime show where the detective becomes obsessed with a case and it almost like there's chain smoking cigarettes and I can't get enough. I think Pablo Torre is almost bordering on, like, obsessive now with this stalkerish to the point where Jordan Hudson's like, yo, beat it, dude. Like, like she's responding back. Isn't that what has fueled this latest thing, though? But you know what? Said that everything he says is factually incorrect, slanderous, defamatory and targeted. But also Pablo Torre's getting a hell out of clicks and views and listens for this. Probably the motivation behind it, but I think it's really weak, actually. It is like that detective, though, Kavino in a show where they seem obsessed with it. That's how this is feeling now. I've always. Charlie Day with the strings on the wall. Yeah. I've always been a follower of Pablo Torre and watched what he does on around the Horn. I've read his articles. I think this is way beneath him. This feels like, like tabloid journal journalism. Something you read from the Inquirer. Something we would do. No, but I mean, Airbnb footage leaning into that, it feels like an invasion of privacy to me. Even though I don't know. Is that public? Once you step out of the house, how would you feel if your Airbnb footage was out there? I hate that you guys have heard of the paparazzi. How about the Pablo Rossi? Pablo Rozzi? I'm not a fan of it. All right. I like Pablo. I just don't like how the Lady Saints are going. Sam, play the rim shot on yourself, please. I'm done. Such a good segment. You had to end it like that. All right, thank you, Spot. I hate Pablo Tori. Pablo Tori sucks. All right, guys, well, it's win or go home from Minnesota in the NBA today, Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals from Oklahoma City as the Thunder will try to close out the series. Tip off is at 8:30 Eastern on the ice. It's game five between the Panthers and the Hurricanes, where Florida leads the series 3 to 1. The puck is set to drop at 8 Eastern. Zach Heyman, a forward for the Oilers, is undergoing surgery for an upper body injury. He's expected to miss the remainder of the Stanley cup playoffs. The Oilers announces today Edmonton is up 3 to 1 in the West Final against the Stars. Game 5 for them is on Thursday. In baseball, the Marlins are on top of the Padres in San Diego 10 8. It's the top of the ninth inning. The Pirates crushed the Diamondbacks 10 to 1. Paul Skeens pitched 2 1/3, 61 2/3 innings, gave up four hits, zero runs, seven strikeouts, strikeouts. The brewers walked it off for the second day in a row against the Reds Sox 6, 5 and 10 innings to complete a three game sweep. Clayton Kershaw is now 26 strikeouts away from 3,000. But the Guardians did outscore the Dodgers 7 4. And in the NFL, yes, the Patriots are aware of the video in which Stefan Diggs flashes an unidentified pink substance while surrounded by three women on a boat. Coach Mike Vrabel announced today. Back to you guys. Yo. That that Marlins Padres games been on in the background. That's been back and forth. It has been back and forth since we've been on the air. Absolutely. Yeah. The Padres had a nice cushy lead and then the Marlins came back and then Padres took the lead back and then just gave up three more. So they have a shot now. Bottom of the ninth, down two. I'm sorry, what'd you say? I was drinking this strange pink substance that was left here in the studio. Not all of it. Don't. How do you feel? What is this stuff? You feel okay? Can't finish it. Don't finish it. Does anything good ever happen when you combine athletes and boats? We will discuss next right here on Fox Sports Radio. Cavino. Enrich the American west with Dan Flores is the latest show from the Meat Eater Podcast Network. Hosted by me, writer and historian Dan Flores and brought to you by Velvet Buck. This podcast looks at a West available nowhere else. 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Monsieur, are you down with the dude that just decided to quit his job and sail with his cat? I mean, give him props. Sailing with Phoenix is a guy named Oliver. I think I have seen this guy. He quit everything. He quit his job at Tire World, right? And he's now sailing the seas. Why not? For a new start. He's throwing it. He cashed in his 401k, sold everything, bought a sailboat and now he's on his way to Hawaii and everybody's following his journey. Did he get there or no? Love that. I think he's still on the journey to takes like 30 something days or something from Oregon to Hawaii. But he wants to continue his day sailing. And now he's got, like, millions of followers out of nowhere. But everybody's following the story with his cat. That's the big thing, obviously. Yeah. It's him and his cat, Phoenix. Yeah. And he has no sailing experience. That. That's the other part of the story. I wonder if Sam. Sam, you should go viral to just bike around the country with your pet ferret. You should do that. That would be, you know, equally. Yeah, my pet ferret named Rover. You have a ferret and a bearded dragon. Yes. I'm like Nicholas Cage. I got all kinds of exotic animals. Yo, that's Sam. Speaking of, you know, sailing the seas, what's with NFL players thinking anything good could happen on a boat? Do you remember on the. On the show how I met your mother? They had a running. A running joke. Okay. That nothing good could happen after 3:00am oh, yeah, that's a good theory. Like. Like if you're out and about, if you're going to the ATM or meeting up with a girl or go to one more bar. Nothing good. Some of my best memories in my 20s after 3am but nothing. I heard that about Vegas ATMs. Yeah, nothing good. If you see your buddy had a Vegas ATM after 3am he's up to shit. He's waking up with regrets, for sure. So do athletes ever come to the conclusion that athletes plus boats usually just turns out bad? And we wrote down some examples already. The Giants are the first thing that come to mind for me before their playoff debacle with that Giants crew of players that decided to go out on a boat wearing their Timbs, their jeans and their tank tops. Then there was, like, some partying with the hoochie mamas, weird allegations about. Remember the Vikings? Yeah, the Love. Was it the Love. Lake Minnetonka. Love Boat. The Love Boat, the Love Cruise. Then Bill Belichick renaming his boat. And now, of course, don't forget. Did you say Odell Beckham? Yeah, of course. Wasn't Victor Cruz also on that boat? Yeah, that's what I. That's what I was thinking. Yeah. Taking a cruise. Oh, Tom Brady. Almost, you know. Yes. Almost threw the Marty Trophy in a river, A lake or something. On a boat. No, I think it was in Tampa Bay. The Bay of Tampa. So, Stefan Diggs, there's two questions here. Number one, does anything good happen on a boat with random girls? Probably not. Well, Stefan Diggs thinks otherwise. Now, question. Is there any way he was with three women? Is there any and one of them was thick. No, but I'm saying, why are you thick, Shaymin Ro? I'm not. I just have one. If Cardi B was there, too. Don't forget that. Is there any way to talk your way out of alleged, you know, odd stuff being given out because there were liquids and powders and. Is there a way to talk your way out of this? I thought it was fierce pink strawberry Gatorade. Is that what it was in powder form? Yeah, yeah, it was ice, remember? Yeah, that was cool. Emergency pink lemonade. Emergency Crystal light. Trying to be healthy. Crystal light. That's a good one. Is there, like, some sort of crystal. Is there a silly. I believe in crystal light? Cause I believe in me. Is there an answer that Mike Vrabel and Patriots ownership and leadership would be like, oh, it was crystal light. You got. Yo, Stefan. Yo, our bad. Well, here's the thing. Is there a way to talk your way out of this pixie stick dust? Yeah. Yeah, they were having a fun dip. Yeah, it was fun dip. Pink lemonade. I just keep talking. I think it's a shame that Rabel has to answer these questions. That's. That's the unfortunate part of the story. People are going to party and do what they want. It's the fact that now his coach has to answer on his behalf and deal with this questioning. That's the sad part of the story. Like, what does Brayball have to do with it? I mean, the bummer is that you're right. New team, new coach. It. It's not off to a. This is not the start you want. No, no, not at all. And the footage is out there, guys. And you see him, you know, kicking. It really is. What he's doing in the clips that you see. Is that the worst part about being a notable celebrity or athlete nowadays? Like, you can't even allegedly do shenanigans. You can't Belicheck at an Airbnb. You can't be Stefon Diggs, you know, throwing his game out on a random boat with some randos. No, you can't do that. Just tell all the people around you, put your phones away. Careless, right? Like, that's not. You can do this. Unfortunately, that's what you have to. Yeah, yeah. So I get it if you're a celebrity. All right? Hey, put away your phones, everybody, when you're with Stefon Diggs and Powders, all right? We'll see you guys tomorrow. Until then, enjoy your NBA playoffs. Arrivederci, baby. See you in the promised land. Bye, Traveling is one of life's greatest joys. Honestly, can anything be more exhilarating? Well, actually, yeah. With Chase Sapphire Reserve, it's your gateway to the world's most captivating destinations. First, you'll earn three times points for travel and dining and the card gets you into the Sapphire Lounge by the club at select airports nationwide and access to one of a kind experiences. 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