Overpromised with Covino & Rich

Pat Murphy got caught on a hot mic after the Brewers won the World Series, telling Jake Bauers to remember how it felt on a Yankees team where everybody played for themselves. Covino & Rich take that line and run it through Halloween: Mischief Night, trick-or-treating with no parents around, drugstore costumes with the rubber band mask, and dads confiscating the Milk Duds during a so-called razorblade check. The little Brewers fan who stayed up for the title kicks off a debate about sports rules for kids, then the guys lay down the Halloween sports rules everyone keeps breaking. Rich closes with Dicky Doo's Dope Picks for NFL Week 8. Watch the full show on YouTube
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Mike Ditka died last week at 86, and with the Bears honoring him against the Patriots, Covino & Rich debut a game called Who Owns It. Ditka gets the sweater, Hulk Hogan gets the bandana, and Abe Lincoln beats Slash for the top hat. Then Ryan Garcia says Floyd Mayweather agreed to fight him for the WBC welterweight title, which would bring a 49-year-old Floyd back for the first time since Conor McGregor in 2017. C&R say let's go and admit they'd actually root for Floyd this time. Rich wraps it with Dicky Doo's Dope Picks, including the Giants getting 10.5 in Houston and the Chiefs as underdogs against Seattle.
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Mike Evans turned Trevon Diggs around to read his nameplate mid-argument, so Covino and Rich play Who Are You Again, a game of sports and pop culture names you forgot. Steve Bartman, Danny Almonte, Jeff Gillooly, Balloon Boy and Kato Kaelin all come up, and Rich finally explains why he was the only one upset about the balloon. Alex Call wants the racy ads out of the MLB playoffs, which sends the guys back through everything they watched as kids, from the O.J. chase during the NBA Finals to Girls Gone Wild and late-night 1-900 numbers. Rich closes with Dicky Doo's Dope Picks for NFL Week 6.
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Dexter premiered on Showtime 20 years ago today, so Covino and Rich each pick a Mount Rushmore of TV characters from the last 20 years, one comedy spot required. They agree on Dexter Morgan and Saul Goodman and split on the rest, with Tony Soprano, Leon Black, Ted Lasso and Kenny Powers all making a list. Then the guys accuse Sonny Gray of hiding pine tar on his neck in the wild card loss to the Yankees, which sends them through the all-time busted moments, from Joe Niekro's emery board to Dennis Rodman's "she fell from the ceiling" excuse. Drake Maye lands in the Fart Corner, and Rich gives his Week 5 NFL picks in Dicky Doo's Dope Picks. Use code CRSHOW at DraftKings
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Tom Brady said "piss missile" and "oh sh*t" on the same Fox broadcast this week, then apologized to the grandmas watching at home, and Covino and Rich are convinced nobody was actually offended. They run that theory through Will Flemming's call for the Red Sox to drill Austin Wells and Arch Manning's apology to Holly Rowe, and ask who is really calling networks to complain. The episode opens with Fury vs Joshua finally set for December 11 in Cardiff, which sends C&R through the matchups we never got, from Whitaker vs Mayweather and Tyson vs Butterbean to Heathcliff vs Garfield, Brady vs Rodgers in a Super Bowl, and Jordan vs Hakeem in the Finals. Rich closes with Dicky Doo's Dope Picks, including a Chargers and Seahawks teaser, Jameis Winston and the Giants, and a 49ers pick of the week that has him promising to wear a cardinal costume every day until his birthday if Arizona pulls it off. Use code CRSHOW at DraftKings.
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