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I mean, the big story two nights ago was that, see, a baby B is here. Was he wrongfully accused? He went from crying to the refs on Tuesday night to actually crying in Dallas Wednesday night. And there's two ways to look at that in itself. The Mavericks welcome him, but do they do that for him or do they do that to show? We're a world class organization and we do things right here. That's a debate in itself, right? I know what you're saying. Is it for show or is it genuine? Is it genuine? Because they essentially did dump him, but they welcomed them back. Did they do it for him or the fans? I don't know. It's like dumping a girl and then being like, hey everyone, look at it. There she is. The hottest, greatest girl. Didn't you just dump her? When he's crying, does that mean he really wants to be a maverick still? Or is he just caught up in his emotions? It's a special moment. He's dealing with a a lot. He's an emotional guy. There's that. And for me personally, if that were me, maybe I'm too prideful. Maybe vatos only have 96 tears. I don't know what it is, but if they had a camera up my nose in that moment of an emotional montage, I would have kicked that guy right in the sternum and would have been like, dude, get out of my face. A Justin Bieber. However, I saw a lot of people saying, you gotta like really applaud Luca. He knew that he was being filmed and he let his emotions fly. He showed a human side of him. And a lot of players in that moment, Rich, they request to see the video first so that when this is really airing, they just like turn away and put the head down or whatever. Because it's an emotional moment. There's a lot of ways to look at this. Even either way, the majority of people are saying, and we're saying, and I know you hate this and that's why I'm posing this question to Rich. Last night he became a Laker. Now you hate it when they say it about the Yankees. Cause I heard Max Freed earned his pinstripes this week. I don't know if you heard that. Yeah, Max Freed earned his pinstripes this week. He became a Yankee. Rich, Rich. Eye rolling statement in sports. Don't get too upset, Rich, because the flip side of that has been is he truly a Dallas maverick? Does he really still want to be in the city of Dallas? So we're hearing a lot of that today as well. Is that why he was crying? You know, there's so many ways to look at last night. I look at it like, wow, that was really special because he turned that an emotional moment and he admitted, I didn't think I could play after seeing that into a 45 point bull. Bam. In your face. Take that. Thanks for welcoming me back. Statement 45, 6 and 8 last night. 6 rebounds, 8 assists. He put on a show and as JJ Redick said, he was a little disappointed because he expected 50 points and he laughed about it. But he could have put up 50 points last night. Major props to him playing big in a really emotional moment last night. But again, we saw a human side to Luca. I don't know, I think they should arrested him for the playoffs. Yeah, right. Well, and what a way to clinch a playoff spot, right? You don't have to worry about the play in and all. You got a couple of teams creeping up right behind you. The warriors had a big loss last night with none other than Harrison Barnes hitting that game winning shot. And he, you know, after the game he said, you know, you move forward now, now it's time to. Now it's time to move forward. Meaning that chapter's closed. And that sort of answers the other question that we were speculating. Like if he doesn't sign a long term deal with the Lakers, will he ever Go back to Dallas. Would they ever bring him back? I think if he's saying we move forward now, you don't look backwards. Well, it would have to be with a new general manager for sure. That's very possible. Based on the chance last night. Oh, Lord. And probably a new owner, I would imagine that he's not going to go back unless it's a clean house. And here's something you started by saying. Was this something Dallas did because they're a nice organization. ESPN's Tim McMahon reporting that Dallas tried to monetize Lucas first time back by hitting up the major sponsors that Luca and his team are in bed with. The Mavs had lined up lucrative sponsorship deals for Wednesday's game with multiple companies that Luca endorses. But those deals fell apart after Lucas camp declined to give it its blessing. The person that posted this said, Dallas is shameless. So is that just disingenuous or is that just good business? There's so many different elements. There's so many layers to this. Because I was just thinking, there's 30 plus teams in the NBA. If he were to not be a Laker in a couple years from now, whenever the case may be, why go back to Dallas? Does he love it there that much? You're the first person to say, the more you see the world, you can live a lot of places. I know why, though. Unfinished Business. That's why I hated the fact that Soto moved on. Because I feel like he left the Yankees in a position of unfinished business. Dude, you made it to the World Series with this team and you're just going to dip. He wanted to deliver a championship to Dallas. That's all he knew when it came to America. You know, Rich, I have a close relationship to where you live in Woodland Hills right now. You know why? Because for years, when I moved out to LA from New Jersey, Woodland Hills is all I knew. So he knows Dallas. I know. You're saying he knows that was home. That was home for him. I mean, you could argue that LeBron went back to Cleveland at one point to finish Unfinished Business, that Cleveland. Danny G. Made another really interesting observation based on the thought of last night, he became a Laker. Now, you could roll your eyes at that. You could say, yeah, that's kind of true, man. He put the knife in his former team's back and he scored 45 points, leading his new team to victory. A major win in front of his fans. But it might be the first time that you saw another team leading the cheers in an away stadium. And that was weird. When he hit his first shot, everyone cheered when he hit his first shot. Yeah. When LeBron started putting his arms up. And then you saw Austin Reeves and the entire Laker team on the side there of the court by the bench, all raising the roof with the crowd. And they were like one with the Dallas fans. And that was so strange. One with the Dallas fans, but one, one for all for Luca. And that was them supporting Luca last night. So officially a Laker. I feel like that gives him the juice moving forward. Like, this is it now, you know, you're mentioning like Luca. This was his goodbye. I think the fans knew that as well. Not just for Luka, but the fans were also like, this is our final hoorah with you. You know what? Monsieur has another great point. And your phone calls and your feedback, your thoughts of last night. It was a big moment. 87799 on Fox. You know what it's like if you it to a relationship. We always say. And he had a long relationship with the Dallas Mavericks, so he knew it's the closing of the chapter, meaning the. You know, in relationships when you have. You need to close the book. You need a closure. You just need closure. That's. That was the closure for all sides. Yeah, that was the closure he needed. Now he just moves forward. I'm expecting an uber dominant Luca moving forward. I mean, three observations I've made. Number one, you always need that first time a player comes back for the last, as you would say. I love how monsieur said hoorah, not hurrah, hurrah. The last hoorah. I always say hoorah. So hoorah. It's not gonna be like the military hoorah. It's not gonna be like that moving forward. So we could all acknowledge that it's a one time thing. It's the closure we all get and not it's. You gotta ask yourself, what is the closure you get in a relationship? Right. I always feel like I can never truly get relationship closure until you see that person and you know they're sleeping with someone else. Yeah, sometimes it's the closure you need. Like, you need. Like there's. Have you slept with him yet? Did you. Did you beep him? Did you beep him? Then you know it's over. Yeah, but if you break up with someone, you're like, I don't know, it's just not working. When you find out like, oh, she's banging John from work, that you might. That really closes the door. I think seeing Luke that close the Door. But then when she marries John from work, then it closes the door again. And then when she has kids with John from work, it's really close. It's slammed. That's double fault welded shut. But I think last night, the equivalent of, you know, seeing a girl you weren't sure. Is it really over when you see her canoodling on her Instagram story and you know she's sleeping with the dude that's, you know, the Lakers going to Dallas and those fans seeing him in Lakers colors, putting up 45 and they still cheered for him. And yeah, it's, you know, but. But it's Nico's fault. So that's like the boss's fault that John is now with the girl. Yeah, it's. It's. Listen, I think it's a beautiful moment for Luca. You know, he did last night. I'm glad he had that moment. So many different analogies, but this is what I'm making up based on some of the ones I saw. He went into someone else's backyard last night, right? And he took over their grill. He's like, this is. No, this is my grill. He took he man the grill last night, someone else's house, and scored 45 points. You meant to be his grill. I know. Nobody was stopping him from taking the grill. The ex husband comes back to his old house. He got kicked out of that. He got. He can't cone anymore. And he's like, oh, I remember this grill. You know what? That's like, that's my grill. It used to be my grill. Still my grill. I'm divorced, right? That's like me going back to my old house, strutting in. You should do this. Just strutting in like, I'm Vince McMahon with Strut. Like, I'm no. Like, I am. Who am I, Conor McGregor? No. Woo. I'm naming all people that are not admirable. Other strut. Ric Flair. Ric Flair. I'm strutting in there like, I'm Ric Flair. And I am like, yeah, this used to be my house. This used to be my grill. And I push the new guy aside and I take over my grill again. He essentially did that last night in Dallas, but he didn't though, because nobody wanted this. Like, they were like, please come cook for the last time. Take the grill. Do you want us to clean it before you get here? That's true, that's true. That's from the fan side of things, though. You know, that's what makes it so messy, right? Because the fans. But Monty If I really did that in my, you know, fantasy. Yes. People would be cheering me on, too. Like, yeah, Steve, but people would. Most people would welcome you in to take the grill. No, but my. All my friends would. You know what I mean? Yeah, man. Your grill. That was your grill anyway. That's exactly right. Exactly. That's what really happened last night in the NBA. And again, he's officially a Lakers. I think he's going to play with a different fire with that closure. Rich. It's special. One time and one time only. Yeah. Moving forward. He goes back there is not a big deal at all. It's that one time. I'll give you another great analogy. We might as well keep. Let's try to beat Colin Cowherd with the number of analogies we did. I got another one. You can't beat him in his own game. Stars, here's Stars, here's another analogy. It doesn't need to be a relationship or a sport. It could be your workplace. Who worked in the studio before we were here? Give me, like, an old show that was respected. Like, at one point. Wasn't Jim Rome here? I don't know, like, some old, old guy. Some of them are dead. Like Rush. Right. He worked here. Casey Case. Him. Yeah. A lot of legends. Give me someone that's alive. Steve Harvey. All right, Steve Harvey. There you go. Or didn't. How about the Jay Moore Show? Jay Moore. It was in this time slot. Yeah. That's like, if they came back here to visit, the people that were here a long time would be like, oh, my God, Jay's here. He'd wrote the red carpet. Someone order food. Y'all remember the good old days? And there's. Why is he in the bathroom so long? Why is there Jay Moore T shirts draped over the seats? And we don't have Covino and Rich T shirts. It would be one day where everyone that was new would feel a little inadequate because everyone's like, oh, my God, Jay's here. He's got his two dogs with him. And then. Then he dug to the bathroom again. And then the second time he comes back, everybody like, oh, he's visiting again. Huh? It's like if you visited your old high school that first time when all the teachers saw you, like, oh, my God, how's college? Yeah. And then if you. If you came back again, they'd be like, goodbye is always awkward. You know, like, oh, okay. It's like when Covino embraced Shay and had tears. Crocodile tears. And gave him a goodbye. And then Shea was back the next week. And Covino was like, wait, I said goodbye to you? One of our co workers, we already made a deal. When he actually really leaves, I don't have to say goodbye again. Oh, that's good. One of our favorite dudes here, Shay, one of the young editors was like, guys, I'm leaving. I hate. I hate to go, but I'm gone. We all did give him, like, a sentimental, like, goodbye. And then he's like, oh, by the way, yeah, I'm actually staying. I did feel like I gave too much of a nice goodbye. Wait a second. I want that goodbye back. So a lot of emotions last night. Very cool to see. Very cool to see the Lakers embracing Luca in this way. You know, he's on their team now. They got a brotherhood on siblings day. Not to. Not to throw you on the spot. Can you win for the Lakers? Can you think of another nice homecoming? Like, oh, that legend went back home. Like, I'm not thinking of it off the top of my head, but did Griffey, as a Red, ever go back to Seattle? Were there moments where, yo, that was that guy. That was that team's guy. Like, I can imagine maybe, like, Piazza's first time back. As far as homecomings at the Dodgers, like, we're talking lifer that moves on. Like, right? I don't think. I don't think Emmett Smith ever played in Dallas again, did he? I don't know. Well, when Michael Jordan was a wizard and he went to Chicago for the first time. That's a good one. That was emotional. Yeah, it was a good one because it does have to be a team that's been with the team forever and goes back. It's reserved for a star. Yeah, that's been there a long time. And they go back. Let me bring this up, too. Like, said I would not want a camera in my face when in an emotional moment like that. But he let you in. He let you see that he's human and he's emotional and that it meant a lot. Way more composed than Bieber. Like I said before, did you see Justin Bieber flipped out on the paparazzi? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me ask you guys this question because it was a weird 48 hours yesterday. You were laughing, Covino, because we had heard it on the Dan Patrick show, the Ben Maller show. Your boy Mad Dog Russo was screaming about it. You can't even root for him. He whines so much. I had heard several guys say, you can't root for him. And then last night, I'm Watching the highlights, and I'm hearing, this is why he's so easy to root for. And I was like, huh? One day I'm hearing, you can't root for this guy. That's why. The next day, I'm hearing guys say, that's why he's so easy to root for. That's the weakest part of sports talk or the sports media. It's the double talking that you hear to fit the narrative every day. It'd be so much more genuine if you just owned it. Like, man, he just proved me wrong, plain and simple. Lucas stepped up last night, and you're right. The day before, he's impossible to root for. I can't stand him now. He's a hero again. It's the fickle. The fickleness. Is that a word? Fickleness? The fickality. The fickality of the sports fan and talking head on tv. Even though we love a mad dog Russo. He wasn't the only guy that was saying that. The other thing I was going to say is that I throw no shade, and I make no judgment on Luka for getting emotional. He's a fiery guy, which means on the flip side, he's bound to shed some tears during a montage. But I could be at a wedding of people I barely know. Wedding of people I barely know. And you throw on a good montage with sentimental music. Oh, yeah. I might shed one of my 96 vato tears. Like, I'm like, I don't even know these people, and I'm getting emotional watching. Dude, I'm a slideshow or a montage. It's just an emotional that you cried during one shining moment. I'm a disaster. I cried ever since I had kids. I cried anything. I cried at Tanner from Love on the Spectrum when he got to meet Jack Black. Yeah. So. So imagine. So imagine how he felt with all these emotions, watching his highlights played. All his fans are cheering him. And watching a baby Luca. Yeah, give me a break. And his unfinished business and his memories. There it all hit him at once. There is. I pass no judgment on him being emotional in that moment. Like I said, I watch videos of people I don't know, and I want to cry. I was. Sam, you have some fan reaction to Luke's return. Take a listen. It was a little bit of both, you know, happy and angry. But, you know, it's nice to see some familiar faces here. You know, I spent a lot of times with them, like you said, you know, it was a lot of emotions. When I woke Up. I was tired. I ain't gonna lie. I didn't sleep much excited about this game. And I really appreciate the fans, the way they reacted to me. You know, when you see a guy return to the old stomping grounds, you know, they always. They all do the same thing, whether it's baseball, basketball, football. They always find the security guys they used to chop it up with. They're like, oh, there's the ground crew guy. You know, they do their rounds. It's that first time, beautiful homecoming security people. And then, like I said, then, like I said, then by the second time, it's like, all right, we got that emotional moment out of our system. And he also talked about it being time to officially move on. Now. Everybody saw me, the way I reacted to the video. You know, all these fans, I really appreciate it, man. All the teammates I had, you know, everybody had my back. So, I mean, I'm happy, you know, this guy. I love these fans. I love the city, but it's time to move on. Oh, by the way, you know what else is really cool? We sort of touched on it, but I want to point it out specifically, you know, the kenbassador. Lecan. Lecan Braun, James. I ordered my doll. I'm kidding. You know LeBron has a new Ken doll out, right? Yes, of course, the Ken bassetter. But this LeBron doll has extra bulge. Does it come with flopping action or not? No, no flopping action. But I thought it was really cool and big of him, too, to lead the charge and support Luca the way he did in that moment. It really shows that he and the Lakers have his back, because I did notice LeBron being one of the biggest and bigger cheerleaders to the fans at that game. I thought that was cool to see. Luka's a star, but how long was he in Dallas? It was the start of his seventh year. Okay, so six and a half years. Yeah. So what would Luca have to do to not be remembered as a maverick? Because, you know, when you. When you think about stars that change teams, I always think that there's an obvious team associated with every player. There's only a few where I'm like, ooh, interesting one. Like, I'll give you. It's Peyton Manning. Like, you think of him as a cult. But he won with the Broncos. Yeah, but he Also with the Colts. But I still think. I still think he earned his. His time with the Broncos. Like, okay, when you win with a team, you'll be remembered with that. To me, there's. There's a guy that I feel like is the toughest one of all. And I mentioned them already, coincidentally, today. Mike Piazza, Is he a Dodger or a Met? I think. Yeah. It depends who you ask, right? There's very few times where you can name a superstar and not know. Now, LeBron. Is LeBron a Laker or is he a Cav? Like, when it was all said and done? I. I mean, I think it depends. You're. I can't speak for Laker fans, but I would say he has to win another one. He's a Cavalry to be a Laker. Yeah. I mean, I. I still. I still feel like he's a Cav. He's a Cav. He's a Cav, and then he's a Heat, and then he's a Laker. He won more with every team but the Cav. Like, he won one with the Cavs. But you're. You're right, though, in the fact that wins another title with the Lakers, then it's going to. That'll change. I think it will change. What if Luca spends four years with the Lakers but. And wins? That will change. But he has to win, and he has to win more than one. Like, if he spends the next decade with the Lakers and wins one, I think people will still see him as a Mav. How about Johnny Damon? Oh, Red Sox first. Yeah, Red. Yeah, but he was. He was a Royal for so long. And Yankees. I got one with the Yankees. Chris Paul. Where do you. Where do you put Chris Paul? A Clipper. Clipper. Isn't that crazy to think, though? Yeah. Like, what about Ricky. What about a guy we lost this year, Ricky Henderson? Is he an A or a Yankee? He's an Oakland A forever. He's an A. He's an A. That's coming from a Yankees fan. Another thing that I haven't heard anyone really talk about, but I did see the highlight numerous times, is the mutual respect and warm embrace, the friendly embrace between him and AD at the end of the game. That was really cool. That was cool. And really cool to see. Very sweet. So we got to point that out, too, because, you know, they're forever linked. And you know what? Here's a thought I had when I was driving, I was like. I bet you were gonna say, I thought you had when you were drinking. No, this is. I only drink on the weekends. So last night. Nope. Today? Nope. I was driving in, and I was thinking of that embrace, and I was like, I wonder what AD Said to him. And then imagine, he said, like, yeah, we're not gonna win this year, man. Go all the way. Get me that ring. Cause you know AD's gonna get a ring if they win. Yeah, but do you want a ring that way? Why not? To me, it felt like, man, this has been a hard few months for both of us. You know what I mean? That's what it felt like to me. Oh, yeah, yeah. No doubt, no doubt. But I bet you, like, joke. Cause there was a little bit of a joking at the end of it. I was like, I wonder what was said at the end. AD was like, and I still can't find a house here in Dallas. Yeah, but it was nice to see all this attention for. All this attention for us two guys. Like, I don't know, what do you say in those moments? It' you know, I'll tie it back to the other story, Rich. It's like. It's like seeing your. Your girl's new guy. Do you really have animosity toward that guy if he wasn't in the picture? You know, like, yeah, whatever. He didn't do anything wrong. He didn't do anything wrong. My problems with. With her, not you. A rando. Fun Covino on Rich Thursday. Mike in Utah. Your thoughts on Luka last night. An emotional evening in the NBA. Hey, can you hear me? Yeah. What's up, buddy? Hey. Not much. My thoughts on this is it broke my heart to actually start to like Luca last night. I'm a Utah Jazz fan. All we have in Utah is Utah Jazz. And now Jordan love football. And to think back to 20, 22 in the playoffs when we had Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert, and it felt like we were. We had a chance to go to the championship. Nothing broke my heart more than halfway through the series. Luca coming back and then just torching us and ruining all of our hopes and dreams for the. You just got to tip your hat. And you know what? We've made this point several times. We touched on it this week. There's nothing wrong rooting for players. You can't just all of a sudden root for the Lakers. You know, it's not your team. But you can root for Luca and acknowledge how great he is. It's like the Dodgers beat the Yankees last year. I acknowledge how great Shohei Ohtani is. You know, you can't deny it. I think you're allowed to also say, hey, if my team's not in the mix this year, what storyline will. Will I get enjoyment out of players? Do I like. Yeah, they're fun to watch. Certain players Just fun to watch. Let's say hi to Jude in Virginia. What's up, man? Cnr. Hey, guys. What's going on? What's up? Hey, buddy. I just wanted to say comment on how the Luca sings. So a similar player with, like, a reunion was with Freddie Fruin with the Dodgers. Like, he was, like, kind of wavering at the beginning, like, after he got signed by the Dodgers from the Braves, and he had that big reunion at Atlanta, and everyone was just cheering him on, and he got really emotional, and, like, he went off. And after that, I feel like a switch just clicked, and he just, like, really performed for the Dodgers. Like, dude, that's a great example. That whole thing with his agent, Remember? Yeah, that's a really great example. It's very similar. Neither guy wanted to leave. They both left. They came back, they got emotional, and they got their closure and turned it on. I was gonna say that should be what Danny's hoping for. Yeah, you should be hoping for. Oh, hell yeah. You should be hoping for, like, it's. It's the closure one needs, like you said in a relationship, a job or anything. Maybe now. Now Luca is 100% honed in. And focus. There's no lingering, because let's be honest, you know, that up until last night, he knew, like, oh, it's a week and a day, or, I need to see Luca do a Statue of Liberty celebration now as the Lakers win the Finals. A lot. Freddie Freeman. I just know that you don't think Luca had that date on his calendar in the back of his head. No doubt he had last night mentally on his mind. Oh, yeah. It was probably Wayne on the return to Dallas for sure. Maybe that's why he was so belligerent the night before. Just emotional crazy, man. Stephen in Washington State wrapped us up. What's up, man? Hello, Stephen. Hey, what's up, guys? Yeah, I remember when Griffey came back to Seattle. I was at the game when his Cincinnati red is, like, 2007. Yep. And he hit two home runs, two bombers. And the crowd cheered louder for him when he hit those home runs than when we actually won the game. But it was such an emotional experience. It is fantastic. I've been to games where a player comes back. Not a magnitude of a Griffey, but I remember moments where, like, their first at bat, everyone was, like, cheering. And then by the second or third at bat, it's like, all right, you're on the other team now. I think we got it past us, and this should be a very interesting postseason. How Will Luca react moving forward? Danny, I know you're hoping in a big way. What's up, everyone? It's Greg Rosenthal, and I'm teaming up with the King of spring, Daniel Jeremiah. He requires me to say that we're going to be bringing you 40s and free agents, the only podcast you'll need this NFL draft season. 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Listen to Dub Dynasty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Let's look at the clock. It's time. We're going old school. There's a search. Yeah. What we gonna do right here is go back into town throwing it back for a Thursday old school when 50 hits at 50 after C& R give you the time capsule topic and we reminisce together. Yeah. Today is national siblings day, so this is a two part doozy. What does that mean? Does that mean we have to call our siblings today? You have to post a picture on social media on everyone. I See a lot of that on social media with National Siblings Day. I did that in my IG story. So if you go to Steve Cavino, you could see my. Well, we call it the mutant version theory. So if you know what I look like, right, let's say your eyes are accustomed to my face. You can see all the mutant versions of me, my other siblings, whoever. You know, all their siblings look like mutants to you. Like, I was Sam. Do you have any siblings? Yes, an older sister. If we looked at I was Sam's older sister, we'd probably be like, oh, it's like I was Sam with Awake, right? You would be like, yeah, I was. Sam's the mutant. Right, right, right. My sister, she just looks better. But Sam, she's better as a woman, I believe. Better as a human. Parents. Yes. Just as a human. Yes. To my brother's friends, I have a brother, Right. To my brother's friends, I'm the mutant version of him. You see how it is? Like, it's whoever you're accustomed to, whoever you meet first. But today, I guess you honor your siblings. So shout out to my sister, Grace, Donnie, Jennifer, my brother Tomas. I have. Well, there's five of us in my family. Rich has a brother and a sister, Jimmy and Lori. Now here. Here's where Jim Plunkett. Yeah, named after Jim Plunkett. And I think my dad loved Jimmy Connor's little short shorts. And you were named after Richard Simmons, right? Shut up. That's what I heard. That's. That's what I heard. So here's. Here's the double doozy on National Siblings Day. I do not tell lies. Number one, I want you to name your favorite sports siblings. That's not a conversation. You just got to throw it out there. Like, you know how DP they say their age and weight or something like that, right? They're height and weight. So you start with that. You start with favorite sports siblings. And then you have to. We have to be impressed. You have to tell us a quick, funny story about one of your siblings. And we judge if it's funny enough because we will. We will buzz you if it's bad. Remember, the storytelling rules on the radio. That we go with too Rich. A beginning, a middle, and end. Around 30 to 40 seconds. Quick. Yeah, Make a snappy. All right. We get you involved every Thursday. Old school and 50 hits. 87799 on Fox and at Covino and Rich. Don't need the details. Covino of like, what the name of the restaurant that the story. Italian place. I Think it was called. Maybe it was called panzanellas. No, wait, it was. No, it was Maria's. No, no, no. I believe. No, we don't need that. Ordered a margarita. Wait, no. Maybe it was an old fashioned. Hold on. What was I drinking again? I'm gonna start. Can I start? Sure. Please. Sports siblings. I'm going the Ripkens just because I like the Billy Ripken f Face card. All right? Part of the collection. So I'm going Ripken Bros. And my brother is just a clown. There's so many stories to tell about my. My brother Top Jimmy. But sometimes your siblings will say a quote and it sticks with them the rest of their lives. Oh, it's the best. Like something dumb, they say at a restaurant, at a family event or something, right? My brother went with my sister. They're about around the same age. They went to a club when they first turned, like 18, 19. My siblings are friends. I'm older, so I never hung with them that way. Right. My brother goes, jimmy, where'd you go? Apparently, he went out to the dance floor. She goes, you were dancing? He goes, no, no, no, I don't dance. I grind. And till this day, every time we see my brother, we're like, yeah, no, Jimmy doesn't dance. But he really meant it. He grinds. He grinds, he grinds. He's on the grind. I mean, this was also my brother who was trying to figure out the name. He goes one time. What's the name of that. The big green guy in Shrek. We're like, shrek? Yeah, that guy. I mean, I have a story about your brother. I mean, go right ahead. Camino's brother Tommy. He does appraisals for a living. So this guy goes around appraising grown men and women's homes. Oh, this is classic. And he was writing down in his notes, he had heard the phrase floor to ceiling windows, but he thought everyone was saying Florida, ceiling windows. So for a while, he was noting. Yeah, they got floor to ceiling windows. He's like, wait. He's like Keanu a little bit. He's like, wait a minute. Whoa. You mean it's not floor. Floor to ceiling windows? No, it's floor to ceiling windows. Whoa. Oh, I have another good one about your brother. I mean, I got stories about my brother, too. Which one? Do you remember when you convinced your brother. Remember Redbox, where you would get DVDs? Yeah. Remember? You remember you convinced your brother that they hired little people to sit inside there? And he believed it, and he was not Like a kid. He was, like, 20 years old. Yeah. So that is true. It's a tough labor deal, right? He might still believe it. Gotta get hot in there, you know, A little stuffy. So, again, give us your favorite brothers in sports and your story about your sibling. And make it snappy. We get to your phone calls and your feedback, and of course, we still got a great story about David Robinson. I know, Sam, you're excited to talk about dire wolves and woolly mammoths and what's going on in the world. More CNR next. When it comes to brothers, I got some surprises before I get into my stories. People listen to rock music, huh? They do. Like the band Filter. The lead singer of the band Filter, who sings I wanna take your picture. Yeah, Filter. That song, Filter. Richard Patrick, lead singer. They used to be in Nine Inch Nails, started Filter. His brother is Robert Patrick from Terminator 2. And Sopranos. The actor Robert Patrick, the cop. I did not know that. A lot of people don't know that because they're two different worlds. Like, wait, the rock star and the actor, they're brothers? They're absolutely brothers. I got another one for you. Rob Zombie of White Zombie fame. Rob Zombie and his brother Rod. Not his brother Rod. No one really talks about his brother Rod. Rod Zombie, he's kind of cool, but not as cool as Spider One. Who's Spider One? The lead singer of Power Man 5000. This is what it's like when worlds collide. They're actually brothers. Actual brothers. The band Incubus. Brandon Boyd and Scott Einzinger, all their little brothers are in a band. Their little brothers are in a band called Audiovent. And Korn, Jonathan Davis's brother. You know, Korn, Jonathan Davis, brother. It's actually his half brother. Marky Chavez is the lead singer of Edema. So when you hear Adema songs, they sound like Korn songs. And that's why. So I know I'll be talking about that later on, but as far as sports, that's how the game works. Korn never says goodbye. It says, see you later. No, the band corn. Oh, okay. Not the actual vegetable. Come on, come on. And I know what you mean by that. Covino. Can I give you one? Hip Hop? Yeah, give me 1. Siblings, Andre 3000 and Big Boy from Outkast. Actual brothers. And let's see here. Are you saying, like, the black guys like brothers? Like, yeah, they look a little different. I don't know. Yeah, okay. They've said that they're brothers for life. Okay, let me give you one. How about blood brothers. Pinky swear. How bad? I don't know if the third one's a brother, but if you do the blood oath, are you really, like, are you step brothers? You might be. I. I don't know if the third one's a brother, but Fred Savage, Ben Savage, and macho man Randy Savage. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I'm not sure about Randy, but the other two for sure. But fun fact, the late, great macho man Randy Savage, if you were a wrestling fan in the 80s and 90s, his brother in real life is Leaping Lanny Pafa. That is true. True story. And if you're a wrestling fan, you know that. But look it up if you don't believe it. Oh, how about the Island Boys? They're definitely brothers. Danny G. I got another. I got another one trying to make it. I got another one off of Danny G's bunk list. Danny's like, what about Buster Rhymes? They're the top of this list. Look at. They're the top of this list. I'm like, I didn't know that. Then I clicked on. It says blood brothers. Come on. That Google AI overview needs a little tweaking. Yeah, I mean. I mean, can we say the most famous ones? Yeah, say, like, biological siblings on Google. We know Reverend Run and Russell Simmons, too. Yeah, for sure. I don't want to take the answer. So let's go to Josh in Ohio on National Siblings Day. You want to go to the calls real quick? Yeah, sure. Your favorite athlete brothers and your story about your siblings on National Siblings Day. Old school and 50 hits. We reminisce every Thursday. Josh, what's up, man? Good afternoon, gentlemen. Yeah. Keeping with the W. What? The wrestling theme. My favorite athlete siblings brothers are both amateur wrestlers and professional wrestlers from my University of Michigan, the Steiner brothers. Oh, they still. They saw those. The official wrestling headgear. I remember that. I prefer the Von Erichs. Yeah, yeah. I prefer. He was everyone's brother. Brother love. Oh, that's a good one. That's a good one. And, Josh, did you have a quick story for us? I do. All right, what you got? So, my brother and I, gigantic Wu Tang fans, we're coming up on the 25th anniversary. We were set to go to Chicago to see them at the House of Blues. All nine members were gonna do three song set, solo set, including odb, who is still alive. And then they were gonna come back and do a group set. We drove from Indianapolis all the way up to Chicago. We hit Lakeshore Drive. I said, my brother, you got the Tickets. Right. He had left them all the way in Indianapolis. Two and a half hours. Both shows sold out. Oh, what an ass clown. That was before facial recognition. That's the worst. All right. By the way, you ever blame something on a sibling and no one knew until years later? All the time. Like, that's. I mean, you have to. That's like your. If you're the older sibling, you bully them and you blame everything. I'm saying, like someone dented dad's car with a baseball, and you're like, oh, Jimmy, did it like, anything like that? That's the, uh. Let's go to Matt in Alaska. What's up, Matt? You also have to practice your wrestling moves on them. It's just how it works. You know how many times my brother was a recipient of a figure four leg lock? My goodness. What's up, Matt? Hey, what's going on? I'd say my favorite sports siblings are probably the Curry brothers. Just some from the simple fact that. How can both of them be so freaking good at. At shooting basketball. You know what the sad part is? Seth, if not for Steph, would be, you know, almost, like, more respected. It's. I almost feel like poor Seth Curry is like, well, let's see. Steph's brother. Yeah, I agree with that. I completely agree. Yeah. Funny sibling. Funny sibling story is about 25 years ago, my brother and I were talking sports, and I said that somebody. I don't remember who we're talking about, but I was like, yeah, that dude's so good. And he goes, who's Serge? And I said, what? And he goes, who's Sergei? And now me and my other two brothers have never, ever referred to him by name. He is only known as Sergey. Absolutely crazy. That's so stupid. But I could see that being a thing. That's very fun. That's what brothers do. Trip in Vegas. What's up, man? What's up, gentlemen? Look forward to next week. Seeing hearing y'all in the morning. So my favorite would be the Hanson brothers from Slap Shot. Those are good ones. And then the story real quick. My sister's nine years older than I am. I was eight years old. She'd been beating me up or something, and I was mad. Oh, I had got a Red Rider BB guy. I ran her through the garage where we had a screen door, and I was like, I'm gonna shoot you. And she's like, go ahead. And she bent over and put her butt to the window. What she didn't realize was the screen was up. I shot her right in the butt. And if. Yeah, to this day she remembers that she thought. She thought the glass was still there, but the glass was up. I shot. I mean, she. To this day, she remembers it. Thank you, Trip. I appreciate it. So again, I'll tell my story. My nod goes to the Conseco brothers. Come on. Two Beastadon twins. And you got goofy Ozzy Canseco. Is that your answer too? Yeah. I mean, to me they're the most famous because you still got Jose, who's a legend. He's still calling out Aaron Judge. Have you heard that story? Stupid Jose Canseco, who I love. He was great, 40, 40 hitting bombs. But he claims that he could hit a softball farther than Aaron Judge could hit a baseball. He has half a million dollars on it. I have a question. And Judge won't take the challenge. But weren't there stories though, use Ozzy as a stand in? Yeah, there were a lot of weird Ozzy Canseco stories because they were twins. But Ozzy looks like a little different when you look at him closely. He looks a little different from Jose. Not as massive. So they're my sports nod when it comes to brothers on siblings day. But I got so many sibling stories. You know, you mentioned that my brother is an appraiser. My mom's not going to like this story. So mom earmuffs if you're listening. But He's a young 30 something year old stud, right? My brother, he goes in for an appraisal and it was like an old realtor lady there. And let's just say she threw some moves on my brother. And he was like, but she was old, yo. And I was like, how old? He was like old. And I was like, like, like, mom, old. He's like, yeah. I'm like, oh my God. In someone's house. Yeah. So he was appraising. Well, I don't know whose house it was, I guess. Yeah, he was appraising a house and the realtor lady was there. No, I think they had relations like somewhere else. I don't know. But she made the moves on my brother. So he went real old. That's one story. Another story is he saw Forrest Gump and thought it was real for years. And I think that was great. He was born when I was heading to college. So when I would visit, he thought I was just some dude that would visit every once in a while. Until years later, he realized I was his brother. Like, it made no sense to him. And unfortunately, my grandpa passed away when we were kids, right so by the time my brother was aware of things, when grandma would visit, Grandma would always visit with my Uncle Tommy, my dad's brother. So forever my brother thought that my grandma was married to her son. Your brother's a dope. Yeah, but that's usually the youngest sibling, right? They don't know the family dynamics. I'm like, so wait a second. If you thought grandma was married to Uncle Tommy, did you think Uncle Tommy was your grandpa? It's like, I never really thought about it. I'm like, what? It's really. Honestly, it's the youngest. I never thought about it. The younger siblings just have no insight on those dynamics. They don't care. There was a Christmas Eve where my younger brother, my dad's first cousin, like that grew up like a brother to my dad. They lived in the same neighborhood. My dad's first cousin at they. And they also worked at a supermarket in high school together. My brother at a holiday was like, so, dad, you met Donnie at the supermarket. You met Don Jimmy, that's your uncle. Did you guys meet again? Oh, they're related. That's how they met. They didn't meet at the supermarket. So I think it's just younger siblings. My sister Grace, she's always dyeing her hair, like purple or something ridiculous, right? And she was dying her hair and got it on her arm and she was going out and didn't know how to get it off. She used magic eraser on her arm, burning all her skin off her arm. It still has like all the scars from, like the burns on it. So, you know, siblings, you have stories for days, Danny G. I know you got brothers who listen. So tell us your stories. Yeah, I'm one of eight. It's almost like Tyree Kill is my dad. Oh, my God. Yeah. Really though? Three dads and three moms involved, so. Wow. One of my younger stepbrothers, Andrew, he went to school with Colin Kaepernick in Northern California. And I. And not ironically, he is a 49er fan. You'll love this, Rich. So we're at one of the famous Raider Niners candlestick preseason games. All the fights in the parking lot, action packed games. Before the season began. He was one of the fans they called down for halftime to kick a field goal to win. I think it was like $1,000. So we can't believe he's one of the ones chosen. We're like, oh, my God. So he's down there. He's athletic, by the way, Good basketball player, pretty good athlete. He slips on the grass as his foot touches the football. So they counted it as the kick. He eats. Bleep. He hit the grass so hard. To this day, he never lives it down. If we're at a family picnic, anything, we're like, slippy ass, Andrew, get the football out. Let's see you kick, dude. You know, and that's a sibling's job to, like, never let him forget these things. It's great. Sam, you want to tell us more about your hot sister or what? Hot in comparison. Comparison to me? Well, she's a few years older than me. Dr. Martha. She's a pediatrician. She's much more. What, Martha? Yeah. Wow. People with that name in the 80s, huh? Yeah. Yep, yep. She was born in 84, so she turned 40 last June. Look at that. Well, we just had. I mean, we got along pretty well growing up. She did kind of like, up until we kind of got to that. That peace deal when we were like, you know, 12, 14, whatever. She would, like, you know, would you try to hang out. Would you try to hang out with all her hot friends? Oh, yeah. Were you the younger brother? That was you? The guy that lingered around like. No, they wanted. They wanted to hang out with me. Nice. There was, like, expectations. They're like, oh, it's fate that Sam and Ally are gonna, like, hook up over the fourth of July. And like, I was too chicken. Chicken esque to go through with it. I was like, she's too intimidating. Oh, man. Well, so I. But I. Opportunity, Sam. I know. I tagged along a lot, though. We had great times. But she's. She's great and she lives out in Philadelphia. But she would, like, beat. She would bully me around physically. Like, she threw a stapler at my head once. She threw, like, a magazine with, like, a really thick binding on. It hit me in the forehead. But then, like, one day I was like, big enough where I just, like, sat on her and she did one of those, like, cartoon, like, banging the ground, like, get off of me. From there. Like, like Ralphie in A Christmas Story. Exactly. So, like, from then on, though, like, I, you know, she was like. She was that. What was that two weeks ago, dude, I swear to God, like, 25 years ago. Spa Spot, who's doing our videos at Covino and Rich Spot. You got to see his brothers. His brothers are straight from the Jersey Shore cast, right? His brother, his name is James. They call him J Rock, and he's a DJ in New Jersey. It's almost like if they didn't go with the situation, they would have went with J Rock. He was spot. I'm like, I don't get that at all. He was on standby. We've got so many X rated stories about J Rock that we can't even talk about him here on the radio. But one time he's like, yeah, I'm a robot now. I'm like, what do you mean you're a robot? At the clubs in New Jersey, not only does he or did he DJ or I don't know if he still does it, but remember when he had like an eight foot robot outfit that he would march out to? He said, he goes, guys, well, it comes up. He's a total guido guy. We called him Guido Tron for years because he would come out as a robot with like neon lights in the middle of the club. Guido Tron. Guido Tron. Oh, that's great. Put on a show at the Jersey shore. So he was that guy. He really is like the intergalactic Beastie boys music video. Just know that if Pauly, Pauly D would have messed up, J Rock would have been in there. If Ronnie did not bring the Ron Ron juice, J Rock would have been in there. But hey, yeah, Siblings day. Look at all the mutants that you see on social media. Those are the siblings of your friends. Let's say hi to Zach to wrap this up. What's up, Zach? Hey, guys, how you doing? Favorite sports sibling, Steelers fan. So I got to go with the Wat brothers, mainly just because of tj. And then two real quick stories about my brother when we were little kids, Remember, like dad slipping curse words into stuff. Instead of calling you an a hole, call you a grasshole. And remember my brother screwing it up. And instead of saying that, called him a grass a and always just thought that was really funny. Those are things that live. All those family things live on for years and years. Those are the jokes you bring up at, you know, the holiday or the bar. They never go away. They never go away. Other one, steel. When we were like kids to the point where we would take baths together. We would stand up on the back of the ledge and then slide down the bath. Water would splash everywhere. Dad came in, picked me up by my foot, smacked me on the butt, took off. Ryan run into the bedroom like a little kid, picked my brother up, smacked him in the butt, set him down. He turned around and said, arc, are you done yet? So still to this day, I have a question. Are you done yet? Do you. Do you remember when you took baths with your siblings? Yeah. You still do, right? You and your brother. Yeah, me and my brother. It's weird when we get together. I always thought that was weird. Rich still do. It's not normal. And Rich still doesn't wash his feet. Yeah. Got extra hands in there. Still weird. You know, Rich, I never did that because I'm eight years older than my next sibling. I'm way older than my siblings. Yeah. There was one last question about siblings, all while. Move along. Are you shocked that Joey Bosa didn't take a little less money to play with his brother in San Francisco? Listen, when you're making tens of millions of dollars, I get it, you're trying to get the best deal for yourself, but there was a part of me that thought you would get the brother discount. Because there was speculation that Nick Bosa was trying to tell his brother, yo, Joey, now you have the ability. Come play in the Bay Area. Come play. Do you think some of that, though, is you want to be your own man? Like, imagine if your brother wanted to join you on your radio show. Yeah, I guess so. But there was a part of me that thought, wow, how cool. They probably dreamt about it, right? Like, yeah, the Bosa brothers on the same team. They had the chance and, well, he went to Buffalo. Right, right. I always thought that was interesting. I was like, I know. It was like a million dollars more. And like, you can't. You can't sniff it. You can't hold your nose up at a million dollars. Like, why would we do it? But he probably just thinks he has a better chance of winning with Buffalo, man. Monty, do you have siblings? I do have two older brothers. Much older. So 10 and eight years older than me. And I do have a funny story. Are they protective of you or not really? Yeah, they're protective, but they're not. They're not crazy. I met her brothers. They are stand up guys. They're. They're very enjoyable. Yeah, they're. They're good peoples. When I was, like, I don't know, maybe 13, they were playing basketball and I would tag along, and one of my brothers, Gus, Gustavo, the middle brother, he's real like, Gustavo. If you. If you want to try to punk him, he's going to stand his ground. So he kind of got into a push and shove with the players, and the player punched him in the jaw and he went to the ground and was ejected. We didn't know, but he had a concussion. We had no idea. And he's like a jokester. So we're in the car driving back home, and he's like, who won the game? And we're like, oh, no, you guys lost. Three minutes later, who won the game? And we thought it was a joke. Get home. He's asked us a million times, thinking it's a joke. He cut his hair. This was around 2002. There was a player from Brazil. The World cup was going on, and a player from Brazil had like a little patch of hair here at the top. And he cut his hair in the garage. By the end of the night, we realized he had a concussion. And so we took him to the hospital. When he finally got all better, he was like, why did you let me cut my hair like this? And we were like, we didn't know what you were doing. We had no idea you had a concussion. He should have done something productive like rob a bank. Yeah, no, he did not do that. And he had like, like a full head of hair and then he had to just shave it all off. But we didn't. We did not know he had. He was going through a concussion. Oh, that's so sad and funny at the same time. I know. Sad and funny. So, Gustavo, who's your other brother? Juan Carlos. Oh, Gustavo and Juan Carlos. Gus and jc. I can't wait to meet him. Yeah, they're a treat on siblings day. You know what I thought? I always thought that Klay Thompson and Trace Thompson didn't get enough credit for being brothers in two different sports. Like, I thought that was really cool because, I mean, Trace had his moments. He wasn't a big time baseball superstar, but he had his moments. With the Dodgers. With the Dodgers. And. And you know, Klay Thompson obviously is an NBA legend at this point, but I always thought that was kind of cool. I think we also need to mention the Williams sisters. Absolutely. And Peyton and Eli. Absolutely. And the most famous brothers, the Kelsey's. Yeah, I mean, you know, you know the crazy part to put in perspective, you know how a lot of times, you know, life and kids and work and all this stuff takes over, you might not talk to your siblings or, you know, you might go weeks or months without really connecting. Do you know that Jason and Travis said before they did that podcast New Heights, they would go months and months and months without even communicating at all. And now, you know, they've used their brotherhood to sign a hundred million dollar deal. So, yeah, not too shabby. Yeah. So there you go. Brothers, sisters. Enjoy. Oh, and for the record, there's another Thompson, Michael Thompson, who also is a former basketball player. But Rich, you mentioned the Kelsey's. You think Travis is mad at Kanye today. You know, we were talking about that during the last laughs at it or do you think he's mad about it? Kanye tweeted something ridiculous. Didn't he hold? Like he, he still hasn't got his way with Taylor Swift or something like that. And of course, we don't give any. Any credibility credibility to anything he tweets. Well, what did Kanye say? Kanye said, I haven't done a Super bowl halftime show for these three reasons. One, because I said George Bush doesn't like black people. Two, I took the mic from Taylor. And three, I wore a MAGA hat. And I'm thinking, no, there's like 20 other reasons I can name. Like 20 other reasons you haven't done this. How about the merchandise you have on your website? Yeah, I don't know, Nazi esque. How about the Nazi stuff? Or, you know, all your other terrible antics. But Kanye put on social media that I'm mad I haven't f Taylor Swift yet. And I'm thinking like, do you look at him as a mental case? I am. I am sick of this guy. But I'm saying, do you flush him away? But what's Travis's like when he sees it? Does he chuckle and laugh? At what? Like, dude, that guy. When I see Kanye, do you think Travis Kelsey is bothered or laughs at what a clown? And an embarrassing look at probably says, what a clown. What's up, everyone? It's Greg Rosenthal and I'm teaming up with the king of spring, Daniel Jeremiah. He requires to say that we're going to be bringing you 40s and free agents, the only podcast you'll need this NFL draft season. 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This is dub dynasty. The Dubs dynasty is still very much alive. Listen to Dub Dynasty on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts takes place waiting online at the Alamo Dome. Right? Yeah. Outside with all the events. So that's why I think saying and letting it be known that it was in San Antonio is even more important. It's in San Antonio and David Robinson's there. Probably with a client or a sponsor doing something. To be honest, I don't even think it matters what he's doing. He's there and this fan's there. Some dude in a non pushy from what I saw. Not pushy, just sort of Moses up to David Robinson, the Admiral, David Robinson, Jersey, number 50, right. Pretty sure hands him the jersey and has a Sharpie and he's like, hey, do you mind signing this? And David Robinson gives him the nah. And then the guy rudely just drops the jersey like, F you then. And walks away like he dropped a mic, like, you have to pay attention to the video to see the jersey hit the ground. He just left it there in front of him. And then David Robinson, right at Robinson's feet, then looks frustrated like, all right, jerk. Like, what's doing here? And you got to wonder, like, there's times, like you said yesterday, both things could be right. They could both be jerks. Yeah. What was the jerkier move? David Robinson denying the autograph or this guy then just throwing it on the ground? Like, were you that big of a fan or was this a money grab? If you're just going to throw the jersey there like that and be rude about it? Cause I don't know if you're a real fan. Are you parting with that jersey or. Yeah. Were you that let down? There's so many ways to look at it, but you're David Robinson. You're. You're in San Antonio. No one's really bothering you. So I think he could have signed the autograph and not have been bothered. Even though he's hard to miss, he's seven foot one, so there's no way you're missing the Admiral scene. It's like when Rich got dissed by Kaepernick. It's true. We were in a VIP section at an ESPN event where it wasn't like, fans all around. And I was like, yo, Cap, this is when he was a non. A Niner. I'm a Niners guy. I was like, yo, could we take a quick picture? And he gave me the nah. And from that day on, buddy chummy with everybody else. And I remember thinking, like, this guy's a jerk. So, you know, it's a battle of who's the bigger jerk in this situation. Because it became a somewhat viral clip, it's not a good look for either party, but especially David Robinson. Here's the difference. Nobody knows who that guy is, but everybody knows who David Robinson is, so it makes him look worse. But is it. Is it a weak move or not? Because you also have to think two other things from Robinson's standpoint. Point. If I sign this, then it might be a whole bunch of other people bothering me. Photographs, right? And he's just chilling. And how does he know that this guy doesn't turn around and just try to make a profit off of it? That doesn't matter. That does matter a little bit. Like, you really hate throwing some random dude a bone to me. You're David Robinson 100%. You need to sign that jersey. You're in San Antonio. You're a legend there. Who cares if this doofus sells a jersey? Maybe he needs a couple hundred bucks. Guess who doesn't. David Robinson. No, because I'd rather sign it for a fan that would appreciate it, as opposed to some guy who just wants to turn around and sell it. I think the key here, it wasn't a bag of jerseys. It was just one. Remember that punked episode where Dirk was at dinner with a teammate and they set him up, and the kid kept coming up with different things for him to autograph? And he was so polite about it, but then the fake mom was like, you're not gonna sign anything more for him? And he's like, I signed, like, 17 things for this kid. That. That's a funny, classic clip. I totally remember that. But, hey, your thoughts about David Robinson as we go to monsieur for an update. Hold on, hold on. We're gonna tell the story. Didn't your Mother in law meet David Robinson once, and he was nothing but a sweetheart. And it is siblings day. But I was thinking of my mother in law because my mother in law met David Robinson at a church in San Antonio. He's at a church and. And he was sweet. David, you make it sound just because people are. Church are good people. David Robinson was at. My mother better be a good person while you're in church. She was at. At a church. David Robinson was there, and she was small, talking with him. And then afterward it was like, what do you do? And I'm like, what do you do? He's 7 1. What do you think he does? Take a guess. He works at HEB. He drives a dune buggy. He works at BUC EE's. It's David freaking Robinson. And he's like, ma'am, I'm the center for the San Antonio spurs, so I play professional basketball. So you always have to remember that sometimes the timing might be bad. You catch somebody at a bad moment. Not everyone's in a great mood all the time. I don't know, you hear, like, people running into Al Baldwin on a plane or like he's like a jerk to some flight attendant, and then they run into him at a coffee shop. And he's a nice guy. Yeah. You never know. Tomorrow we'll be here. Yeah. Like usual. But Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, next week in for Dan Patrick. So wake up with us early in the morning right here on Fox Sports Radio, the Dan Patrick show. And right after this show in 10 minutes, over promised our bonus pot on fox Sports Radio's YouTube page with Coach Ball Game. Let's say hi to Todd. Wrap up the previous conversation. David Robinson. It appears as though some dude asked him for an autograph and he was like, nah. And at first, like, is that rude of Robinson? But the more details we're getting, because this is not a big story, the more you're investigating. David Robinson apparently is a great guy. It was said ahead of time, like, these autographs are not happening. It was his Team USA jersey, too, by the way, and it was a Team USA jersey. So, like, it appears as though this could have just been some autograph hound that Robinson sniffed out. Let's say what's up to Todd? Hey, Todd. Yeah, man. That's kind of what I heard. There's no official, you know, source, but that's kind of what I've heard. And then I also wanted to shout out some brothers with the holiday coming up, if that's all right. Yeah. What's up, Nate? And Nick Diaz from the ufc. Oh, that's a good one. Yeah, Love it. For sure. How about the Charlo brothers in the world of boxing? What about the Klitschkos? Yeah, the Klitschkos. They ruined the heavyweight division for a decade because they wouldn't fight each other. Laddie wants back at 48 for a title shot. That was the rumor for a minute. How about the Gasol brothers? The. Oh, there you go. The Gasol brothers. Definitely on there. Don't hate me for mentioning them, because I feel like we need to nowadays. Jake and Logan Paul. No, I mean, that's a fantastic one. Who's a bigger name to you, Jake? I mean, Logan Paul is a wrestler because of what he's been able to do. I mean, he fought Mike Tyson. He's, you know, Logan Paul fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. He was nowhere near as big, I don't think. I mean, I think they're both hugely successful. Good for them. And I, you know, one's in the WWE ones in the world of boxing, so they're both doing great. Now. It's National Siblings Day if you want to chime in with your answers and your stories. Again, you hit us up at Covino and Rich, you promised. Dire wolves. Rich, we're never going to get to this. Well, it is a big story. You talked about this yesterday, Rich, this is going to be like our. You know, how. What is it? Jimmy Kimmel would always be like, they have to bump Matt Damon. That's like the. The running joke. Are you one of those opposed to this story? Like, you're mad about it or. No, I'm not mad about it. I'm confused. You know, they made woolly mammoth, mammoth, mice. Woolly mice. I don't know. It is true. They were testing on these mice to see if they could create the. The woolly mammoth. The woolly mammoth. They're experimenting first, I guess. So they're like. So they swith tusks? No, they got the fur, though. No, it's like people want them. Like, people want these dire wolves. Like, cease from Milan is like, I would like one of these dire wolves. No, season one did not say that, but season one came out, said was, you know, Remember the Dog whisperer, Cesar Milan? Yeah, Cece. Cesar Milan. He came out and said, there are so many people on social media that are now saying dumbass stuff like, I want a dire wolf. And he's like, these are apex predators from 10,000 years ago. These aren't dogs. These aren't dogs. So let's not think we need these as pets. And as we said yesterday, again, we didn't leave ourselves enough time. But Sam, we talked about how there are multiple movies that have warned us of what happens when we mess with with with God's creations and nature. There are actual real stories that when you allow another animal into somewhere it wasn't when you change, it changes the ecosystem completely. But I'm saying like you may say, well, they'll keep them contained, but what if they don't? What if they don't? Can I say something? I think that they went extinct 10,000 years ago, probably because of humans. So I would think that like if they brought them back, they would have even less of a chance to survive because there's 7 billion of us and there were there's certainly fewer of that of us back 10,000 years ago. That's just my take. What would you want to see though? If you had a direwolf, the woolly mammoth dinosaur, what would you want to say? Definitely like the elephant related. Just me think about that. Probably the woolly mammoth pterodactyl at Covino and Rich over promised next I'll riva dare to you baby. See you in the over promised land. What's up everyone? It's Greg Rosenthal and I'm teaming up with the King of Spring, Daniel Jeremiah. He requires me to say that we're going to be bringing you 40s and free agents, the only podcast you'll need this NFL draft season. From DJs, mock drafts to my top 101, free agents will have it covered for you with all new episodes every Thursday keeping you up to date as we head to the NFL Draft. 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