Controversial Hall of Famers-To-Be?

Segment 3: The MLB Hall of Fame will get some more members after the annual selections were made on Wednesday.  But the bigger headline may continue to be the names that haven’t received the necessary votes to get the invite.  Our hosts let us know if names such as Bonds and Clemens will ever make it to Cooperstown.

A Quarterback Tale: Jarrett Bell Previews the NFC Championship

Segment 4: We head back to USA Today columnist and ESPN contributor Jarrett Bell will be in Atlanta to cover the NFC Championship Game.  He joins our show to break down the matchup.  Can the Falcons continue their impressive season?  Will the Packers get their revenge from a regular season loss at the Georgia Dome?

We’ve Seen Each Other Before: Jarrett Bell Previews the AFC Championship

Segment 5: The nightcap is touted as a showdown in Foxborough.  Jarrett Bell returns to the program to preview the AFC Championship Game between the Steelers and Patriots.  How impressive is the Pats’ run of six straight conference title appearances?  Will the Steelers be focused and ready after last week’s postgame streaming controversy?

A Little Cooler on the Ice and the Court

Segment 6: The Wild finally cooled off a bit after a big weekend after Central Division rivals.  Eric and Larry look at the team’s latest exploits on the ice.  MLB Hall of Fame member Willie McCovey receives quite a present from President Barack Obama.  Then, can Gopher men’s hoops turn their recent losing streak around against Wisconsin?

It has been a torrid stretch for the Minnesota Wild.  Eric and Larry got caught up in the whirlwind Thursday, as they broadcast this week’s show from St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center.  They look into this hot streak that the team has been on for the last five weeks.  And national broadcaster Kenny Albert gives his insight into the team’s recent play.  Plus, there’s a ton of other stories to get into this week.  The guys cover a big win for the Wolves, the major improvement for Gopher men’s hoops, the evolution of a new college football champion, previews of each of the weekend’s NFL Playoff games, and the lights being stomped out in San Diego.

The Wild Run Wild Over Montreal

Segment 1: The Minnesota Wild are the hottest thing going in the Twin Cities.  Our hosts got their fill on Thursday night, watching the team’s thorough victory over Montreal.  Eric and Larry break down the Wild’s hot streak.  And how can they keep it going this weekend?

Twin Cities Hoops Youth Being Served

Segment 2: The Timberwolves got an impressive win on Wednesday, defeating James Harden and the Houston Rockets.  Could this mean the Wolves are slowly turning the corner?  The Gopher men’s hoops team took a hit in East Lansing on Wednesday.  But how has this team made a big turnaround from last season’s disaster?

Postseason Pigskin Preview – Part 1

Segment 3: It’s NFL Divisional Playoff weekend.  The guys look into a couple of the matchups.  Can Houston’s defense slow down the Tom Brady and the New England offense?  Will Aaron Rodgers continue to carry the Packers as they renew their long-standing postseason rivalry with Dallas?

Tigers Show Their Stripes, and Postseason Pigskin Preview – Part 2

Segment 4: Did we mention James Harden?  The NBA MVP candidate talked after Wednesday’s loss to Minnesota (and we got a couple questions in).  There’s a new champion in college football.  Then, the NFL Playoff preview continues.  Which team has the edge when Pittsburgh travels to Kansas City?  And is Seattle primed to upset Atlanta at the Georgia Dome?

Going Around the World of Sports with National Broadcaster Kenny Albert

Segment 5: What promised to be a goalie showdown turned into a Minnesota beatdown on Thursday.  Kenny Albert provided the play-by-play for NBC Sports Network, and he chatted with us after the game.  We get his thoughts on the Bruce Boudreau effect and the stacked Metropolitan Division, as well as some NBA and NFL tidbits.

Bolts Find Sizzle in a New Home

Segment 6: On Thursday, San Diego officially found out that they will no longer be home of the Chargers.  How big of a loss is this for the city?  And did the organization make the right move by heading to Los Angeles?