Segment 3: Twins games just won’t be the same this season.  The guys remember the greeter that left an indeliable imprint on the team’s stadium experience.  The Wild will return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.  But who will need to step up now that Ryan Suter is out for the season?

Segment 2: Larry will be hosting his annual benefit honoring his late wife this weekend.  We hear more about the effort to battle Cancer.  Then, it’s already been a great sports year in Philadelphia.  How much higher can the city get after a Super Bowl win and Villanova’s victory in Monday’s NCAA men’s basketball championship?

The weather may not have shined like diamonds, but it did open up to greet the Twins during their home opener of the 2018 season.  Eric and Larry caught the action, then returned to the Downtown Minneapolis studio to discuss the game and the team’s early outlook.  The home nine may have dominated this week’s edition, but there’s also a postseason feeling in the air.  The Wild look to make a deeper playoff run this time around, but will have to do it without a key defender.  What’s going on with the sports teams in Philadelphia?  Plus, we get more Twins on and off the field when we hear from team president Dave St. Peter and Hall of Fame pitcher Jack Morris.

Segment 1: It may not look like it.  It may not feel like it.  But here’s comes baseball.  The Twins had their home opener on Thursday.  Eric and Larry caught the action over at Target Field and recap the game, as well as the effect of the wintry April weather.

Segment 6: The Timberwolves are still fighting for their first playoff berth in 13 years.  They got a big boost from Karl-Anthony Towns’ franchise-record effort against Atlanta.  Our hosts discuss the 56-point game for KAT.  And the Greek Freak was featured on 60 Minutes.  But will Giannis Antetokounmpo’s sport Milwaukee Bucks green in the future?

Segment 5: Khalid El-Amin has won multiple State basketball championships, won a NCAA Championship, and played professionally in the NBA.  He joins the program to discuss the next great honor…a member of the first class being inducted into the Minnesota Basketball Hall of Fame.

Segment 4: The Wild are trying to hold on down the home stretch of the regular season.  GDG’s Tom Tuttle was rinkside for Thursday’s tilt against the former North Stars (Dallas).  What will the team have to do to stay in postseason position?

Segment 3: The Twin Cities received another big honor this week when it was announced that the Ryder Cup will return to Hazeltine National in 2028.  Our guys look at the good…and bad of the 2016 event.  Plus, will star wide receiver Odell Beckham, Jr. be suiting up for another team next season?

Segment 2: Despite the loss on Thursday, the Twins may have something to look forward to in the middle of their lineup.  How dangerous is a setup including Brian Dozier, Logan Morrison, and Miguel Sano?  Speaking of Dozier, will he be as good as gone after the season?

The sports world is abuzz with fantastic finishes and anticipated beginnings.  It’s not so new to our hosts, as they guide us through the hoopla.  Eric and Larry take to the Downtown Minneapolis studio to discuss the start to the MLB regular season.  How did the Twins fare in their opener in Baltimore?  What will the season hold?  Can the Timberwolves and Wild start over in the Playoffs?  Tom Tuttle joins the show to look into the hockey squad’s potential.  And the Final Four is winding down another frenetic college hoops season.  One man that’s experienced the top the NCAA ladder, Khalid El-Amin, talks with us about the latest honor coming his way.

Segment 1: Baseball started for real on Thursday.  All 30 MLB teams were slated to play (although there were some rainouts).  Is this a good thing for the game?  Then, the Twins did not get off to a joyous start in Baltimore.  What are their prospects for the season?

Segment 6: The bench over at Mariucci Arena will look different next season.  The guys touch on the resignation of Gopher men’s hockey coach Don Lucia.  After that, history was made last week in the NCAA basketball tournament.  We hear about UMBC becoming the first 16-seed team to topple a 1-seed.