Segment 3: Larry had another opportunity to “jet set” this week.  Find out where and who he got to hang out with.  The Wild have found a groove on the offensive side of the puck.  And the Wolves will have to make playoff push with Jimmy Butler on the sidelines.

Segment 2: It’s that time of the year…where “40” times and Wonderlic tests cover the landscape we call the NFL Combine.  For the Vikings, though, the main focus is under center, not on Indianapolis.  Should the Purple bring back Case Keenum?  Is Teddy Bridgewater the answer?  Could they throw a truckload of money at Kirk Cousins?

March has come in fairly calm across the Upper Midwest, but that’s not the case across the sports world.  Eric and Larry are rolling through all of the news from the Downtown Minneapolis studio.  MN United is ready to open up their 2nd MLS season.  Who will run the huddle for the Vikings next season?  The Wild are finding success getting the puck in the net.  How will the Wolves fare now that Jimmy Butler is injured?  Then, the show plays the fight song as it gets immersed in Gopher basketball.  Minneapolis Star Tribune writer Marcus Fuller joins the program to look at the good (women) and bad (men) of the year in U of M hoops.

Segment 1: There are signs of Spring in the air.  One of them involves the start of a new MLS season.  Our hosts look at the sport that MN United plays.  Can the sport gain enough fervor in North America as it has around the rest of the globe?

Segment 4: While we’re dodging snowflakes in the Upper Midwest, GDG’s Tom Tuttle is enjoying the fun & sun south of the border.  He takes time from his Mexican getaway to give his most recent thoughts on the Wild.  Do they have enough in the tank to return to the playoffs?

Segment 3: With the NFL Combine around the corner, the guys look back on fond memories of time spent in Indianapolis.  Then, NFL teams have started to apply their franchise tags.  That brings up the conversation about Jarvis Landry and Kirk Cousins.

Segment 2: The Twins are now solidly rolling into their Spring Training season.  As baseball begins anew, the story is less on the field and more off of it.  Why are there so many free agents that haven’t found teams?  Could the sport see the start of a speed revoultion?

There’s quite a bit to look into as February comes toward a close.  Eric and Larry are back together at the Downtown Minneapolis studio to bring you this week’s edition of the show.  Larry’s back from L.A.  He talks about the fun and frivolity of the NBA All-Star weekend.  The Twins make their way to Spring Training.  Franchise tags become all the rage in the NFL.  We hear an interesting historical perspective tied to Black History Month.  GDG’s Tom Tuttle tries to find a Wild postseason appearance in his crystal ball.  Plus, ESPN’s Michael Wilbon discusses conversation has turned into TV gold.

Segment 1: So, how were the lights of L.A.?  Larry gives us his review of the NBA All-Star festivities.  Is this All-Star exhibition the most fan-friendly of the major sports?  How bad (or good) was Fergie’s rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner?

Segment 5: This is what happens when you get Chi-town in a room together.  Larry caught up with “Pardon the Interruption” co-host Michael Wilbon during his visit to NBA All-Star weekend.  The former Washington Post columnist discusses how his career took him to ESPN.  Plus, what role do some media members have in the societal responsibilities of athletes?

Segment 6: The three major football programs in the state of Arizona have a different look to them since 1993.  Larry offers a unique bit of information that ties into the celebration of Black History Month.  And can the Gopher women’s basketball team make it back to the NCAA tournament?

Segment 6: Southern California is hosting a lot of sports celebrities this weekend.  Larry describes the star power descending on Los Angeles with the NBA All-Star Game and the PGA’s Genesis Open.  Which NBA teams are making waves going into the Break?  Where can we watch our Thursday night NFL games in the near future?