Back on Dino Costa today [UPDATED]...

by Andrew Feinstein on Apr 8, 2008 10:55 AM MDT

I went back on the The Dino Costa Show - AKA "The Mile High Mouth" - today. For those of you who may have missed the interview, I've posted it here as a downloadable MP3.

Many thanks to Dino and Roger for bringing me on again!

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Great talk Andrew. Dino is the only guy in Denver who has the nuts to state exactly what the story of fat bastard George Karl is all about. His point about not going on 950 was spot on. Sandy and Evans are both nothing more than tools for the Kronke sports group and they have no objectivity.

by Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008 12:10 PM MDT reply actions

will you start posting your radio interviews like you did previously.

by Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008 12:54 PM MDT reply actions

Great interview Andrew. Just a quick question though...don't you think Anthony Carter is a big part of the reason the Nuggets are stuck in this situation? I mean c'mon, I can't be the only Nugget fan that sees this. How is he the starting PG for a team that wants to get to the promised land? Where in the world is Chucky Atkins at? Is George Karl obsessed with AC. Wow. Have they ever thought about putting AI at the point, and maybe starting JR Smith, so we can have a guard that can actually score when he's WIDE open, unlike Anthony Carter, who shoots bricks after bricks. And how many times is he gonna throw football passes across the court only to turn it over? Lol. I would honestly prefer Marcus Camby to run the point than AC..

Sorry for the rant, I just know I'm not the only fan that's noticed AC is part of why the Nuggets are on the verge of missing the post-season.

by Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008 2:22 PM MDT reply actions

To the last commenter -

Thanks for the question about Anthony Carter. I've just responded by devoting an entire post to him, so please check it out.

Thanks!

Andrew

by denverstiffs@gmail.com on Apr 8, 2008 3:43 PM MDT reply actions

I listened to Dino Costa for the first time ever today. What was I thinking listening to Jim Rome at that time? This guy is legit and more. He's better than anyone they have on the fan right now. Thanks for posting the interview by the way, it was even better the 2nd time around.

by Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008 4:11 PM MDT reply actions

I haven't read the article on AC yet, and before I do I want to say I disagree with the anonymous commenter. I think he is one of only a few plyers on this squad who are not underachieving. He plays more up to his talent than most of the other guys. Sure, he's not an All-NBA type of player, but he has performed WAY WAY above my expectations, something that cannot be said about this team as a whole.

Keep up the great work Andrew!

by Geerten on Apr 8, 2008 4:12 PM MDT reply actions

The part of the interview you did with Dino Costa that scares the living daylights out of me is when Costa mentioned that he had heard that no matter what happens this season that Karl is a lock to come back next season? Has Stan Kronenke lost his mind?

by Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008 4:34 PM MDT reply actions

Great interview

I want to bring up Scott Hastings-- If anyone has been listening to him during the games he is getting more and more frustrated with this team, leading me to believe he has unfavorable views of Karl (but of course since he works for Kronke....)

And anyone who blames AC for where the Nuggets are at is completely off track. Blaming AC for anything actually is ridiculous- he works his a@@ off and should be an example for a lot of other Nuggets

by Anonymous on Apr 8, 2008 5:58 PM MDT reply actions

Dino Costa is a racist redneck nestled away in the right-wing assed Springs. He's a hate monger. Don't suckle on him just because he agrees with you.

by Anonymous on Apr 9, 2008 1:38 AM MDT reply actions

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