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What's going on, everybody?

Welcome to the show.

Kavino and Rich. In for Colin on the herd. I'm Steve Kavino. That is Rich Davis. We got Super Producer Danny G. on the phones. And the number is 818, 817-7509. Yeah, give us a call now. Write that number down again. What is it? 818. Okay. 817-7509. Danny G. The producer with the smoothest radio voice, the most buttery radio voice in all the land. So when he answers the phone, don't think it's Barry White or somebody. Hey, it's Danny G. Welcome to the show. And of course, Tew and Music are here. Spotty's on the videos.

You can play along at home at Covino and Rich on social media. Let the Wild Rumpus start. Good morning. Good day. That's the last book you read where the wild things are. It's a great book. You know, I wanted to leave on top. Rich, it's hard to top that one. so we're going to talk about NFL teams that are hard to predict. The hardest teams to predict this season, I think there's a really obvious answer. Quarterbacks, we'll talk some QBs today, but the quarterbacks you'd least likely to be stuck with. The ones you want to party with the. Want to try it again? Yeah. The ones you don't want to hang with for the most part because there's a Justin Herbert story. But Rich, I'm very pumped because, well, I'm a Yankees fan. I'm a baseball guy. And as you can see here, they're tops in the ALEs. They're slaying it. What a fun week of baseball history in the making.

You know, we've been ranting about.

I've been ranting about if you're not watching Shohei and Judge, then where the hell you at?

I'll tell you where you're at.

You're like everyone else who is so ready to turn the page on every other sport because football's here.

All right, Bob Seeger.

All right.

Metallica, you don't turn the page on baseball unless your team stinks.

That's really as simple as it is.

You know, it's like my Little League theory.

We just passed the Little League World Series.

Congrats again to Lake Mary, Florida. Oh, Little League when you picked? No, no, no. When you sucked. Yeah, and that's where it all started for you. Little League World Series, right? There's a lot of people I talk about, hey, man, you watch the Little League World Series, and they have this weird resentment toward it. Like, I don't watch that because they have resentful memories because they stunk at Little League and that's why. So when I ask people if they're still watching baseball, you still tuned in. They're like, nah, man, it's football season. I'm like, no, it's not. It's August. That just means your team stinks and you're resentful about it. The Yankees

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