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Hope you didn't fall for any stupid jokes Today we have have to shout out the affiliates hanging out with us and we have your chance to win a swiggy later on we're going to play Shaq Diesel Whack Diesel. NBA trivia, your chance to win some prizes. So again, 87799 on Fox. Let's take two quick phone calls to wrap up. Freak injuries in life in sports, whatever. Because Freddie Freeman slipped and hurt himself in the shower. A little mishap, but I got my top three or just three to end with. Who do we got? By the way, have you ever almost slipped in the shower and you catch yourself. No. And think like, that could have been bad. Oh, yeah, it's a weird feeling. Kind of like falling asleep at the wheel too. You're more careful afterwards. Oh, my God. For a few minutes at least you're like, that's never going to happen again. If you've taken a road trip and God forbid you do for like one second feel yourself like dozing and, well, this can't happen. Scary as hell. Let's go to Cameron. Cincinnati. Hey, Cameron, what's up? Hey, guys. Love the show. So college intramural volleyball. We were playing a team. Guy had a kind of a thin cut off shirt on and he had bars through, his nipples pierced. Oh, no. Jumped up to spike it, got caught in the net and ripped his nipple in half. Yes. Brutal. Oh, I mean, that's what you get. I got nipples. Can you milk me? Cameron did the like. Was there a paramedic nearby there we were luckily right next to the training office that was there and for the athletic facilities. So he just went right in. And I don't know if they called the paramedics or whatever, but it was, it was. The game ended very. Why would a guy have nipple rings? Why would a girl have nipple rings? Know that picturing Sean Aston in 50 first dates when he would wear that mesh shirt. Yeah. He was Drew Barrymore's brother. Right. All right, John and Reno, wrap it up. And then Camino's got his top three. What up, John? Hey, guys, thanks for having me on. No problem. Real quick. When I was in seventh grade, we were playing pickup basketball in the playground with those old metal nets, if you remember those. Yeah, of course. So our particular hoop, the ball would get stuck every fourth or fifth shot, you know what I mean? And that would hold it up. So I go gangbusters and jump up, knock the ball out of the net, come down with a hook, pull my finger wide open. Yeah, man, freak injuries. So we wish Freddie Freeman the best. But the ones that come to mind for me, I have one more personal one and two that everybody can remember. Yeah, I remember playing just tackle football, open field tackle football. And I remember like Catching some wind. Like, yeah, open field, like I'm Jerry Rice and all of a sudden I get clotheslined by, you know, those metal things that are connected to telephone poles. Sometimes those metal wires, you know, those like, stabilizing cords. Stabilizing, stabilize. You're lucky it didn't decapitate you. Dude. One took me out, totally clotheslined me. My eyelid was, like falling off my face. I had to run home. Mom. One of those bad boys. But I remember being totally injured by one of those things. Didn't see that one coming, right? So that happened to me when I was a kid and then two in the world of sports that come to mind, they're horrible. Kendra Morales, freak injury. Kendrick Morales was one that changed the way people celebrate. That was the worst. That was the walk off. Was it a grand slam? I think it was. But he gets home, he jumps on home plate and bam, he's out for the rest of the year. Horrible. Never the same after that. And another one that's really sad. But again, freak injury. Don Baylor, dislocated, I believe his femur, right. Dislocated and fractured his right femur while catching a ceremonial first pitch from Vladdy Guerrero. And if you guys remember, he ended up being sick at that time, so even was even more sad as a result. Don Baylor, legend. If you watch that clip now, so sad to watch because he's sitting there catching the first pitch and his whole leg bends out. It's not supposed to bend. If you haven't seen. I'm sort of torn on whether or not I would suggest watching it because it's so gross, you know, really, really sad. But again, freak injury. Let me end on a light one then. You know how we talk about how optics. Like, sometimes a player gets injured and yeah, they're golfing and you're like, what are they doing? I remember an injury where I'm like, what is this guy doing? Joanna Cespedus was such a great Oakland A. He was a great met. But you remember Cesspit, so would always have issues. Like, he'd disappear, he'd have an odd injury, he'd be golfing. When he was on the il, he was so good and so bad all at the same time. Cesspitus. Cesspitus. I remember one of the reasons he was on the IL once was that he was one of those guys that in the off season had a ranch and he was, you know, one of those, like, old school guys. He has a ranch down and, you know, wherever he lives, apparently he was Having a little squabble with a wild boar, and he stepped in a hole and turned his leg and ankle and knee and everything. But the explanation was, yeah, he had an altercation with a wild boar. And I'm like, this guy's just trouble. Feral pigs, man. They're an issue in some states. How about Marty Cordova of the orioles back in 2002? He fell asleep in a tanning bed. Oh, yeah, Remember that? That's who it was. He was the former rookie of the year. He had a really bad sunburn to his face, and doctors told him he had to stay out of the sun. And so he missed a bunch day games. Of course, it wasn't an injury, but do you remember when that happened to a rod, like, two years ago, and he had to explain everybody that he's Dominican and he fell asleep in the sun? So stupid. Let me tell you. I think I speak on behalf of every grown man that ever used a tanning bed in their life. And I'm talking to a lot of east coast people because, hey, Listen, in the 2000s, I think a lot of people went tanning. Danny G. You're in the sunny skies of California growing up. But did people go tanning out here? They still did, but, yeah, we could just lay out on Oxnard shores. They had places. People at tanning bed memberships. Yeah, I went to a place. Tanning salon memberships. Used to go to Hawaiian tropics, those little goggles with the little eye. I went to a place in Brooklyn, Hollywood tan. Now we live out here. But I think every guy had the same dumb fantasy because it was always a hot girl, that the hottest girls worked at tanning salons. And I always had a fantasy because she'd be laying in there in the tanning bed naked. I always was in my mind was like, can I come in? Like, I waited for that. Every time. Never happened. I think every guy thought that. My buddy said it happened to him one time. He's lying. Yeah. My buddy Adam Glenn looks up even enough room in those tanning beds to have another person. I would make room. Make room. All right, thank you for all the feedback. Thank you, guys. Thanks for everything. And again, our best of Freddie Freeman. It seems like he's okay if Roberts is calling it a little mishap. It seems to be fine. It's just the fact that it was the same ankle that he injured last year. You know, it's possible. Freddie Freeman's got little kids, and I'm not even joking. He's got little one right yeah. Your kids ever take a bath and they leave like Mr. Bubble Remnants on the bottom of the floor, almost like soap scummy. And then you. And then you step in. You got little kids that are doing bubble baths. That'll happen. Now, something I want to get to before we play Shaq Diesel trivia and get into all that. By the way, I saw Shaq getting coffee. Man, he looks tired and angry. Yeah. So before we get to Shaq, I think, first of all, nothing funnier than an old white guy using the word bogus. But Woody Johnson, who has one of the greatest names, let's be honest, what's better, Jimmy Johnson or Woody Johnson? Woody Johnson. Woody Johnson's pretty great. Woody Johnson, you know, they did the survey. Of course his name's Woody Johnson. Of his name's the coolest. So they did the survey. Facilities, how the teams treat the teams. Remember the NFL report card about a month ago or so. I only bring this up now because like a day ago, Woody Johnson said. He keeps saying it. He won't stop saying it. Butthead. Beavis. He called the report bogus. And it's very like Bill and Ted. I know. And then they go, well, Mr. Johnson, what part of this report. It's very Spicoli. Like, what part of this report don't you necessarily believe in? And his answer was the whole thing. So it just brings up, you know, sometimes people just have an inability to be self aware of their flaws. Listen, I know I'm a yappy, annoying guy. There's some people that don't know. I just don't think you know how yappy. Relax, relax, relax. Back me up. I don't think he knows. Yesterday I said, Rich can never donate his blood because it's full of natural cocaine. I don't know. Rich knows he's self aware, but I don't think he truly knows the impact or like how people look at him. Like, what's not? What's this guy all about? Hey, Rich. When they don't know, you do. Like, is this guy for real? To tie it back to sports, Rich, Jimmy Haslam admitted failure. The big miss. The big swing and miss with Deshaun Watson. Oh yeah. And that was interesting. Like to be able to while the guys on the roster. We talked about with that with Dan Buyer yesterday. I said, still on the roster, right? To say a current player on your team that you're paying more than any other player on your team except one. You're saying that guy was a swing and miss. So self awareness in your moves. Is very important. Not only in life, in relationships, in work, everything. And it's not even that. It's like you're not listening to the constructive criticism either. And by the way, I, the other day, to point out, I know I'm yappy and annoying. I was at the LA Kings game. You're like a grown man Kimmy Gibbler kind of. Yeah. That's the way I look at it. That's a good no. By the way, speaking of Full house. No, this is not April Fools. This is great news. Dave Coulier. Did you see he's cancer free. I did see. Remember he had like a very grim prognosis. Dave, cut it out. Especially when you call me Steve. Areno it really. Stop it. Double hockey sticks. Yeah. Makes me feel like I'm talking to like a Kimmy Gibbler with a mustache. So I'm at the LA Kings game and before we go to the game, at Crypto. What's that? The sports bar. Like Tom's. Tom's Watch Bar. Tom's Watch Bar, right across from the, you know, the arena. We're having tacos and a couple drinks and having some appetizers. And I did catch myself saying like, man, I am just non. Stop. No, because when anyone, when no one talks for a minute or even like 30 seconds, I'm like, what's next? Like I'm doing a radio show in real life. You get anxious. You get a little anxious. You hate silence. You don't have any dead air. It's a great quality for a co host. Yeah. I mean, I could have chose better. A guy who never shuts up. That's incredible. But I'll see grown men, like all sitting there and I'm like, if no one says anything for 30 seconds, I'm like, yo, you guys, what do you guys think about the Torpedo Bats, right? Like sometimes you can just coexist with people. But to me, I know I'm annoying, but bringing it back to Woody Johnson, I don't think you're aware of you. I am. No, I'm talking to Spot. Oh, stop fighting. Stop. I think, is it self awareness or the ability to even take constructive criticism? Like the fact. Because I'll be honest, you know, I think I'm very self aware, but I'm not very good with constructive criticism. I don't want to hear it. Neither does it say, I'm like, says who? See how he deflects? Says who? Says you. I don't care what you say. That's how I feel. You think you're perfect. See, you're deflected. You think you're the light. Ask everyone around here what they think is. I made a simple comment about how he can't just exist and he's turning it on me. I think instructive criticism. I hate you. Is really tough. Like Danny G. I mean, you've worked in radio. It's a boss's job sometimes to tell you. Like when we talk music, say when we. Because we all did radio hosting. As far as talking up songs, your boss's job sometimes is to tell you how to do it better. And I'd be, yeah, they would have what they called air check sessions with us. And how many times in the back of my mind I'd be thinking, well, if you knew how to do it, yeah. Wouldn't you be doing it? Oh, I've been right. So, like, constructive criticism is. Is hard to swallow sometimes, even though it might be truthful. I've been in meetings with Covino where I see him gritting his teeth and biting his tongue because someone's, like, criticizing something and he is right. And the truth is, you know, sometimes the. What's the old expression about not. Not the best players were. What is it about? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me once, shame on. Shame on you. It fooled me. We can't get fooled again. That's the one. That's the one I was looking for. But to title back to Woody Johnson and of course, is it the general manager of the Cleveland Browns, the owner. The owner. Where you got two owners, One showing awareness that we made a big organizational mistake with DeSean Watson and one owner in Woody Johnson that can't accept the fact that he's saying bogus. It's B.S. it's a lie. There's no way my players would vote anything bad about this organization. That, to me is. That to me is like terrible news. If you're a New York Jet or part of that organization that the owner can't even accept. Like, you know what? Maybe there is room for improvement. Maybe there is room for how we treat the families or maybe the facilities or the attitude around here when you just are like, you complained about me. It must be incorrect. But I think it's. It happens in life all the time. How many times have you had a discussion with your wife or girlfriend about how you could be better and they tell you what you could do and you go back to your old ways? Anyway, I didn't want to hear all that. I only wanted one thing. You can stop now. You just you're like going through the motions. Like, he didn't want to hear any of that. That's the truth. Facts, facts. So just keep that in mind in your life with your marriage, with your boss, with your friends. There's something about awareness. Now you can be aware and be like, well, that sucks. I don't agree with it. I don't know. But to be Woody Johnson and say I was graded in F32nd overall as far as ownership and leadership, yet he says it's bogus. Can't be true. The whole thing's bogus. That to me is just someone that is not self aware of what's going on. And you could be rich and famous and be an owner, but it doesn't mean, it doesn't mean you're kidding. Connecting with people. And if I'm a New York Jet team member, personnel, that, that's sort of daunting to think that, wow, this guy thinks there's no room for improvement. Weak sauce. And then he said, thanks for the gnarly review. Then he said, party on, dude. He did say that. And he said, be excellent to each other. 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Are you looking for a new podcast that will make you laugh? Learn and say gi. Yeah. Then tune in to Locatora Radio Season 10 today. Okay. I'm Diosa. I'm Mala, the host of Locatora Radio, a radiophonic novella, which is just a very extra way of saying a podcast. We're launching this season with a miniseries, totally nostalgic, a four part series about the Latinos who shaped pop culture in the early 2000s. It's Lala checking in with all things Y2K 2000s. My favorite memory, honestly, was us having our own media platforms like Mundos and MTV Tres. You could turn on the TV, you see Thalia, you see JLo, Nina Sky, Evie Queen. All the girlies doing their thing. All of the beauty reflected right back at us. It was everything. Tune in to locatora radio season 10. Now that's what I call a podcast. Listen to Locatora Radio Season 10 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's Julie Stewart Banks. 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Listen to Energy Line with Nate and JSB on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. No one bigger. In the 2000s, there was a couple years where Ashanti was everywhere. Danny G. You remember those days, man, Kavino is arguing me on this. Oh, Murder Inc. Her and Ja Rule on tons of songs together back in the day. I know, but they all stink. But anyway, I think they're great. Man, you're not hating. I'm just stating. Okay, Cavino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio live from the Tyrack.com studio. After the show, our podcast goes up. If you miss any of today's show, any show ever, be sure to listen to the podcast. Search Covino and Rich. Wherever you get your podcast, be sure to follow the and review the podcast. Five stars. If you want a swiggy. No doubt. All right, I just want to drop one little baseball fun fact as we get Shaq in here. Yeah, My buddy Sean. What's up? Sean Weller always listens on the iHeart app out here in LA. What's up? Sean said that. You know the sad fun fact for baseball fans, while it's been a great start to the season, it's the first time in 75 plus years that there was no Bob Euchre or Vince Scully on opening day. Isn't that crazy to think like those two guys were part of baseball for not only our lives, our parents lives and everything. I wanted to let that sit and simmer out of respect before I said great start to baseball for everyone except Rafael Devers. That's all. Okay. Great start for everyone. Yeah. Except Rafael Deveres. Yeah. All right, it's time. Shaq Diesel trivia. Let's go. Whenever we say not to name drop, that means we're about to name drop. I'll name drop. Oh, my goodness. Not only are CNR friends with Tyson and Mahomes. Hey, man. They're also buddies with a big aristotle. What's up? It's big Shaq Diesel, AKA Shaq Fu, AKA Shaq Daddy, AKA the big Aristotle. Guess what? It's time to win some C and R prizes. Time for some basketball trivia. Shaq Diesel basketball trivia. What he said. I used to break bad boys. Now breaking records for FSR Radio. Shaq Diesel basketball trivia. All right, FSR security, walk in our broke Shaq Fu into the main studio. What up, fool? Shaq Fu. Hey, Shaq. Shaq Fu. Shaq, did you see your. Your pals Ernie and Chuck taking shots at each other? What those fools say? I was just making fun of he. Did you see this? Danny J. Whatever. His name's Ernie. Ernie got, you know, Charles Barkley did this whole thing. Like, I don't want. I don't want to hear your opinion. You didn't play like I did. And then they were talking about cutting down nets and winning championships. And Ernie goes, hey, Shaq Charles, do you have any thoughts on that? So they've been going back and forth. They're fools. They're fools. What's going on? Congrats, Jack. Your son Just committed to play ball at Sacramento State. Nah, that was April Fools joke by way of Florida A and M. Nope, that was a big joke. Joke. Big joke. Big joke. No, actually he's playing with Mike Bibby. Former. Yeah, king Mike Bibby. And yeah, formerly he was at Florida A M. Now he's with Sacramento State. Proud Shaq dad. Very proud of Shakir Shack daddy. All right, let's meet the contestants. Ten time winner, Rich Davis, right over there. Four time winner, Spotty Boy, big number five today. I feel it. Third 13 time winner, Dan Byer. And looking to win a CNR Stainless Steel Swiggy is Stephen in Spokane, Washington. What up, Steven? What's up guys? Hey, Steve, how's it going? What's up man? What do you do for a living there in Spokane? I sell her hips, knees and shoulders. What is it? I'm sorry, what was that? He sells herbs for hips, knees and shoulders. No, I. Yeah. Artificial hip sneeze and shoulders. I think he said herbs like medicine. I think he just called you a herb. Tiger bomb, head, shoulders, knees and toes. All right, here are the rules for Shaq Diesel Trivia. The first contestant with two correct answers is the champion. If there's a tie, we have a tiebreaker question. Your name is your buzzer. But you do have to wait until all three possible answers are read. If there's two wrong ones in a row, we move on to the next question. Are you ready? Let's go. Let's get it on. All right, April Fools, let's get this Shaq fool party started in 2015, 2016. In the season, how many wins did the Golden State warriors finish with? A 73. B 70 or C 67? Steven. Steven. A. No. Hey, 73. Oh, 73. Yeah, they were 73 and 9. They broke the ball. Don't act like you know now, Mr. Know It All. No, I listen to the show. He does this all. No, I thought B was 73, so I would have guessed. You just can't stop talking. This guy, he just wants to be right all the time. No, that's the season. They broke the bulls record of 72 wins from 95. 96. Yep. And what happened to that team? All right, Stephen, you are halfway to a Swiggy as we we go to round two. All right. Round two. Shaq Fu. What up, fools? What country was my former teammate Rick Fox born in? A, Canada. B, France. OR C, the U.K. oh, Steven. Steven snuck in there. B. What's that? B, B, France. No. Dan Buyer for the steel Canada. Yes. He was born In Toronto. Boom. Buyer on the board. So, Stephen, Rick Fox. Very handsome man. Yeah, I'm sure no one's ever told him that before. All right, we move to round three. Steven and DB on the board. All right, round three. What was I once quoted saying about finances? A, money is meant to be spent on cars and boats. B, I party hard weekly, so I also make investments daily. Or C, save, save, save. Put away a piece every paycheck, Steven. C, C. Yes. Wow. I've always said it. Save, save, save. Put away a piece every paycheck. Put a little piece away. Just like that. We are mailing out a shiny C and R stainless steel Swiggy to Spokane, Washington. Congrats, Stephen. Thank you. Thanks, Cash. Thank you. And shout out to Shakir again, who's playing with Sacramento State. There you go, Shaq. Have fun. All right. Are you going to visit him and go to some ace games? I might. I doubt it, but I doubt it. Later. Later, fools. Thanks, Shaq. Thanks, Shaq. Thank you, Shaq. You know, I duck down right there. He almost shut the door. Danny, I had a question for you. Being the big Dodgers fan in the studio, when the question was asked about the Golden State warriors record, we all remember 73 and 9. Best record ever. They lost the NBA Finals. Yeah. We all remember the best Major League Baseball record. Seattle Mariners. They lost in the playoffs, first round. We know in the NFL, the Tom Brady Patriots, eight. You know, what, 18 and oh, then 18 to 1, they lost. Are you nervous that the Dodgers are going to win 120 games and then, you know, take a dump in the playoffs? They will snap that curse. Every best team feel like their pitching is strong enough to snap any curse like that, but they are pretty deep. And I got to ask you, because you're a guy that watches every day, but you're also a relatively old school guy, how do you feel about your young pitcher crying? Yeah, I mean, I'm cool with emotions, man. I cry at stupid movies I watch with my wife. But on the ball field, there's a difference, Right. If I watch a rom com with my wife or say a commercial about an old guy, I'll cry. But guess where I'm not crying on the field or something. For some reason, I feel like that's like sports baby mentality. But it also reminds you, A, how much people care and. Right. Yeah. B, he's a foreign. He's in a foreign land just trying to do his best. And he's a kid and yeah, he's a young guy. He's A young man. So I do appreciate and respect the fact that I'll never know what it's like to be like alone in another country, just trying to do my best right. And then failing. And again, they're really young, young men. It's just a reminder of how young they really are. In our generation, the way we were raised, it's so different. You know, there was nothing about mental health, and it was so much more macho. Kovina. I grew up in a similar family to years we weren't allowed to cry. We always heard, I'll give you something to cry about. And no tears were allowed to ever roll down our face ever. You know, I was happy to hear my wife say something because a lot of times my wife and I, you know, disagree on and the. I guess you would say the. The level of tough or soft parenting. But my daughter's had a couple meltdowns on the ball field, and I heard my wife tell my daughter that, Honey, those are sometimes emotions you tuck away till later. If you're home and you're in your bedroom and you want to let that out, that's one thing. But you don't want to be the kid that's. That's crying on the softball field. If you make an error or you're, you know, something goes wrong, I think that's fair to say you tuck those away. And you could always let your emotions out around mom and dad or at home, but when you're on the ball field, you know, that's not the place to do it. We got to be tough. And when I heard my wife say, that turn me on. Yeah. And that's why she got a belt out. Said, I'll give you something to cry. Your uncle cried at work when he chopped his finger off. No, he just wiped it off and went right back to work. Who's your uncle? Uncle. Uncle Carl. Carl. It's weird to see that, but it's a different generation of people. And again, he's a. He's. He's far from home. You don't know what he's going through, so I give him that pass. But, you know, we don't subscribe to sports baby mentality here on the show. Yeah, but again. But I'm not mad at it. No. I mean, when they're kids, though, it's weird to see. I feel like there's a difference. Hurt kids could have a couple tears. I get it. Right. Tears of joy is always a beautiful thing, Right. Get drilled. Like who got trolled in the head the other Day. The guy we just talked about, it was a 100 mile per hour fastball, wasn't it? Jonathan India or no, am I wrong about that? Because, remember, we just referenced that. His dad doesn't watch him. He watches the Mets. He got drilled in the head. 100 mile an hour fastball. I could be wrong. Totally could be wrong. No, you're right. Yeah. When you get drilled like that, if you're a kid and you take, you know, some high heat to the neck or shoulders, I could see a kid get a little emotional for a second. But if you're a crybaby because you struck out or because you made an error, that kid. You remember that kid's name, you could be for the rest of your life. You could be 40, you could be 50 years old, and you'd be like, oh, I remember the kid that cried in Little League. I don't want to embarrass him on Fox Sports Radio, but I know that that kid's name is in my head right now. And I guarantee your Little League or Ponyball kid is in your head right now, too. Oh, yeah, Little Mikey. Hey, I remember that crybaby. You never want to be labeled a crybaby. I was like, you know, there's a few labels you don't want as a kid. Like, tattletale crybaby. These are not good things. Your wife's absolutely right. Your daughter has the right to be emotional and be upset. You don't want to be a crybaby. Right? So you do that at home. You said the tattle thing. You know, I learned that lesson tough. I was a tattletail. Snitches get stitches. I was a tattletale in first grade. And the kid. A kid. And the teacher said, like, called me Rich the snitch. Oh, see? And I remember my mom being like, that's not good, Richie. You can't. And I remember because I remember, like, if the teacher was like, no one get up. You know? You know when the teacher would leave the classroom and they'd be like, no one move. You know, like, little Joey probably got up, and I'm like, Ms. Salazar, Joey got up. Oh, Rich the snitch. Rich the snitch. I learned quickly. You know, Stitches gets jumped at recess. Yeah, I. I got pegged with a handball in the head. So, hey, you're allowed to cry. And I get it with this kid, right? Japanese pitcher thousands of miles away from home. Two starts where it hasn't looked good so far. Pressure's high. They're playing with superstars his entire country's watching, so. Yeah, I get it. But again, there's reasons to cry, right? Like sadness, tragedy, injury. For you. Coffee commercials. Yeah, in cartoons, dude, I'm okay with that. But bluey episodes. But if you tell me you didn't watch that bluey episode, the last one, and cry no heart, I might, but I've never seen it. All right, let's go to DB for an update. Dan Byer, he's a guy with emotions. What's up, db? Any of you guys wrestle or you ever get into wrestling? Jet Low wrestling. Okay. All right. And Hulk Hogan. When you wrestle at a lot of levels as well, especially when there's tournaments going on, you wear a little ankle that's red or green. So the referee has a red wristband on left arm and green on the right. And so you could say two points green, two points green, two points red. I was winning a wrestling match in fourth grade and got reversed and pinned. And I cried, ran off the mat, went into the bathroom because there's like six other mats going on. They couldn't do the next match because I still had my ankle thing on my ankle. So not only did I know I was a crybaby, I held up the next match because I was crying, crying my guts out in the. In the bathroom. And little Danny Beyer. Yes. Got pinned. Oh, little Danny Byer. Oh, I feel bad for you, Dan Byer, now that he said that. Well, it was off of my Medford Open championship just a week earlier. So there, you know, there were expectations, and from that point on, there went the scholarship. They're all downhill. He was Dan Cryer. Yes, there was. Thank God you didn't go to high school with him. Seriously. All right. The NFL has decided to table a decision on the Tush push because people are crying about that. NFL reports say that 16 teams are against the Tush push and think it should be banned. But that's not enough to get it removed. They need 24. They're going to talk about it more at the NFL meetings coming up in May. There are some new rules to bring about. Touchbacks going to be moved out to the 35 yard line on kickoffs. Regular season overtime will now have both teams getting the football, but still within a 10 minute session. And the line to gain measurements will be made by Hawkeye Technology and not the chains that you see on the sidelines. This has been in the works over the last year or so. The chains will still remain at games and can be used as a backup option. Multiple Reports say the NFL will hold three games on Christmas Day next season. Netflix will air two games on Thursday, December 25, with Amazon airing the nightcap. Steelers owner Art Rooney II admitted there are signs Aaron Rodgers will be joining their team and is willing to give Rogers more time if the quarterback wants it. To make a decision. Maryland hired Buzz Williams away from Texas A and M. He leaves the lake the Aggies after six seasons to become the Terrapins new men's basketball coach. And Pistons center Isaiah Stewart suspended two games for his role in the brawl with the Timberwolves on Sunday. Four other players, Ron Holland and Marcus Sasser of the Pistons and Nas reed and Dante DiVincenzo of the Timberwolves got one game bans. Guys, back to you. Thank you, Dan Byers. Have a great night. April Fools. Enjoy now. Coming up, get a toggle NBA as we get closer to the playoffs and like you said, that Aaron Rodgers is it. Do we just assume it's going to happen? We're just waiting for Aaron Rodgers to wake up one day be like, okay, today's the day. Everything's in place. He's I'm with Danny G now. It's like the word torpedo. I'm sick of it. Like Aaron Rogers. I don't want to the words. The one wild card, Rich, is that the Vikings coach is still kind of like, you know, they still a chance. And so when I'm watching, I think it was last night I watched SportsCenter and they were like Vikings or Steelers, and I'm like, how about just don't report on it till it happens. I think the Metcalf practice was, was a good sign of things to come for him. Rich, do you do things just for fun at this stage of your career or do you do things for reason and because you're getting paid and things like that? Aaron Rodgers just playing a game of catch, feeling it out, feeling it out, testing the waters. But there's more to it, I think, because he see that's where it's heading. I think that's what that's what that tells us. Well, when is the NFL Draft? What, 24th? Three weeks from this Thursday. Right, the 24th. So three weeks until we hit that level of the NFL fun off season. So we'll see what happens. 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Remember, he was injured most of last year. Yeah, I believe. Two pitches, a double. And now Kyle Stowers just said, not a good start for your boy Lindor either. That. That torpedo bat not helping him out. I wanted to bring that up real quick. And then I had a deep thought hypothetical to end the show. Can I just just give you two quick updates on the torpedo bat real fast? Yeah. Ellie De La Cruz tried it out yesterday. Two bombs. And Giancarlo Stanton. We were talking about freak injuries earlier, a la Freddie Freeman. They're saying his tennis elbow problem may be a result of the torpedo bat that he was using last year in the postseason. Could have thrown off his balance. Yeah. So the torpedo bat isn't anything new. It's just a story because the Yankees had a crazy weekend. But I want to hear your assessment in a second. Live from the Tyrack.com studio. 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Where whether or not he was on the Indians now the Guardians when he was on the Indians and the Mets, Francisco Lindor every year like clockwork, is God awful in end of March, April, beginning of May, and then something clicks and then he becomes an MVP type of guy. But it's unexplainable. Like every year he goes back to spring training, same routine maybe, I'm guessing, tries to mix it up, but without fail. Lindor, Indians or Mets, MVP type of guy always stinks to start the year and then by September, you're like mvp, mvp. Do you think it just. Some guys just can't get in their zone, Raphael Devereaux style. How do you explain that? If it was one year, it's one thing, right? But if it's year after year, it's like we joke about the Bengals in football where the Bengals are playing catch up. I feel like the last five years, for the last five years. And then there's Tyler O'Neal who has homered six consecutive opening days. Did you see that? And then this guy like Aaron Judge, who could get cold for three weeks and his numbers would still be fine. Yeah, it's. It's weird. I don't know, man. Some people just get off to a bad start, take a longer time to warm up. Everybody's different, and the Mets have lucked out. Even you mentioned Rafael Devers. He's going to be just fine. He's not historically known to. To do that always like Lindor, but these guys should bounce back. Yeah, it's just wild. I know. It's 162 games, and we've joked about how sometimes an ace will start out, oh, and two with a six ERA, and you're like, don't worry, they'll still win 18 games. And they do. But it's just wild to see Lindor. He's batting. He's batting zero still. He's over season. He's over season. I mean, your boy Pete Alonzo broke out of it just yesterday with a grand slam. That was his first hit of the season. So, I mean, it could be just like that. And all of a sudden it clicks and you turn around. You just hope it doesn't take that long. I got you. I am liking the Mets. New road unis with the New York script. Here's my question. Speaking of New York, not my Mets, not your Yankees, not Torpedo bats, not the Knicks, not the Nets, not the Giants, or Woody Johnson and the Jets. Did you see this viral video of Harrison Ford just taking the subway around New York City? I did, and I love how the sentiment was like, it's not every day you see someone that famous. Yeah, but I said a lot. I love the sentiment that no one's bothering. Bothering him. But I gotta ask you, would you say hi to them? Or do you say hi to Harrison Ford? Or would you just let him go about his day? Nah. On the subway, I would say hi to him and then take his wallet. Would you give him a little head nod? I would say. I would. I would say, Dr. Jones, we meet again. Get off my plane. Dr. Jones, my friend, we meet again. A real New Yorker knows not to bother anyone. It doesn't matter who they are. You don't bother them. Jones, the mayor used to ride the train. There's always celebrity, random celebrity sightings in New York because everyone flies under the radar. A real New Yorker. You know what I would say to him? Nice try, Laoshe. A real New Yorker would look at him, say, hey, Harrison, how you doing? And then leave him alone. I would say, okie dokie. Hold on to your potatoes. He's getting up there in years, like 20 years ago, I would say, you know what I'll say to him? Kalima. Kalima. You betrayed Shiva Kalima. On the way to Delhi, you must stop at Penka Palace. That's what I would say to him. No, you would think of something. You would sit there. I'm not even joking. You would think of, we are going to die. You would think of something like, I'm going to be so crafty. And you would be dismissed because he's Harrison Ford. Say hello to him. He's heard it all before. That's the truth. Say hello. I hear 80 years old. Say hi. No. Well, yeah, you could say Hi, but, like, 20 years ago. 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