Steve Cohen’s $10 Million Gold Toilet & MLB’s Gambling Mess

Boomer & Gio

Audacy

Sports, News

4.2 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 10 November 2025

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Boomer and Gio react to the bizarre story of Steve Cohen auctioning off his $10 million gold toilet and how it perfectly sums up the Mets’ season before diving into Major League Baseball’s growing gambling scandal. From Guardians pitchers caught fixing prop bets to questions about how deep it goes, the guys debate whether fans, players, or commissioners are taking it seriously enough.

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0:00.0	All right, but we're in Gio coming you live.
0:02.0	The build Ford Tuff Studio on the fan and CBS Sports Network.
0:06.0	We'll get back to your football calls, but you want to, well, further explain just the whole Hulu thing.
0:11.2	So Disney basically over the 2000 teens ended up acquiring this and tried to merge it in with Disney Plus.
0:19.9	And hopefully I'm getting this right.
0:21.1	But now Disney is also or has bought into Fubo.
0:26.8	So now Disney has Fubo.
0:30.1	They have Hulu.
0:31.8	They got Disney Plus.
0:33.8	I mean, it's crazy.
0:35.1	They've also acquired Dildo.
0:36.7	I just saw that across the sports business general.
0:39.9	I know, yeah.
0:40.7	Very funny.
0:42.0	So the thing about it is, is that Alphabet, the company that owns Google, is worth like $3 trillion.
0:50.5	Sounds about right.
0:51.8	And Disney's probably worth about somewhere between $400 and $500 billion, I would imagine, somewhere around there.
0:58.5	I mean, Alphabet could buy Disney tomorrow if they wanted to.
1:01.2	Sure.
1:02.1	But Disney's not going to sell, of course.
1:03.9	See Steve Cohen selling that gold toilet?
1:06.1	Is he really?
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