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New St. Scholastica women's hockey coach and former UMD captain Sydney Brodt joins the radio show to talk about her playing career and foray into coaching.
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Brandon Warne of Access Twins/Locked on Twins talks a little baseball.
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Kevin Falness of the Minnesota Wild Radio Network catches us up on the Wild, now in a 2-2 series against Vegas with Game 5 coming up tomorrow.
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Chris Long of KSTP joins the show to talk about the Wild and Timberwolves in their respective playoffs. Then we revisit our October conversation with UMD senior offensive lineman Aiden Williams, a candidate to be a late-round pick in this weekend's NFL Draft.
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Matthew Coller of Purple Insider talks about the NFL Draft from a Vikings perspective as the festivities are set to begin in Green Bay.
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Andy Herman of the Pack-A-Day Podcast checks in as the NFL Draft approaches this week in lovely Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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We break down Wild-Vegas Game 1 with Pat Micheletti.
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Jessi Pierce of NHL.com talks about the Wild-Vegas playoff series that starts this weekend and gives us her Stanley Cup pick.
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Alan Horton of the Timberwolves Radio Network joins the show to preview the Wolves first round playoff series against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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We get a season review from UMD women's hockey coach Laura Schuler.
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