The Grueling Truth

NHL Free agency opened on July the 1st and OH BOY was it a busy day!Carl is not okay with the Tyson Barrie trade to Toronto. Can Nick convince him that Nazem Kadri is a good enough return?More trades happened as Phil Kessel headed to Arizona and Ottawa did Toronto a favor and took Nikita Zaitsev off there hands. But why?And then….the offer sheet bomb was dropped! With Sebastian Aho signing the offer sheet with the Montreal Canadiens, why exactly did he do it? And why did they? And why wouldn’t Carolina match?It’s then time to dive into the rest of the signings, including Artemi Panarin, Sergei Bobrovsky, Matt Duchene, Mats Zuccarello, Semyon Varlamov, Anders Lee, Robin Lehner, Joe Pavelski, Timo Meier and more!Can someone help us with taxes? Please. Anyone.All this and more on episode 237 of the 4th Line Hockey Podcast!

Join Mike Goodpaster, Jeremiah Preisser, and John Einreinhofer as they talk middleweights and much more.

Join Mike Goodpaster, Brian Schmidt and CFL Legend Robert Drummond as they look back at last week and ahead to this week.

Join Mike Goodpaster as he welcomes James Comerford to the show to discuss Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy(PEMF).

On today’s DolphinsTalk.com Daily we have another mailbag show where we answer your questions. Some of the topics are the Dolphins battle for #2 CB, Jonathan Woodard, DirecTV and much more.

Joe Goossen was one of 10 siblings, all of whom were involved in some way with 10 Goose Boxing, the promotional company he co-founded with big brother Dan, who previously was an agent for Pete Rose and Mr. T. Their brother, Greg, was a three-sport high school athlete whom the reigning world champion Dodgers selected No. 1 overall in the Major League Baseball draft. Greg was swiped out of the Dodgers' farm system by Casey Stengel of the hapless Mets, who immediately promoted him to the big leagues at age 19. Little brother Joe watched all of that happen as an awestruck 11-year-old.
Joe Goossen grew up to be one of boxing's best-known trainers, working with Diego Corrales, Joel Casamayor, Michael Nunn, Rafael and Gabe Ruelas, and many others during a career that continues today: He currently trains Chris Arreola and Sergey Lippinets.
Goossen -- who also works today as an expert analyst for PBC's live fights on Fox -- gave us a full hour of his time this week to tell a zillion time capsule-worthy stories from a remarkable life and career.
We also get insight on the United Kingdom's vibrant boxing scene from British correspondent Paul McLaughlin.
And we open with expert analysts Travis Hartman, Rizwaan Zahid, and John J. Raspanti, who unpack the weekend fights, evaluate the many options of Canelo Alvarez, wonder why "Big Baby" Miller is already a candidate for Tyson Fury's next fight only weeks after his dirty drug tests, and much more.
This is a spectacular, two-hour version of The Ringside Boxing Show that delivers something for every boxing fan.
Dennis Taylor is host of The Ringside Boxing Show, editor/publisher of www.ringsideboxingshow.com, and co-author (with John J. Raspanti) of "Intimate Warfare: The True Story of the Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward Boxing Trilogy," an Amazon bestseller.

What’s going on in the world of Big Ten sports? How about Michigan baseball? The Wolverines may have lost to Vanderbilt in the College World Series final, but Troy and Kevin give a little history on collegiate baseball to show how impressive the team’s run was this season.
Also, should Big Ten fans be mad at James Franklin – the head football coach at Penn State (who previously coached at Vanderbilt) – for rooting for Vanderbilt over the Wolverines in this series? The youngster and old man give their thoughts on that as well on this week’s show.

You can follow the show on Twitter: @YoungsterOldMan, Kevin: @KidCuni and Troy:
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The Golf Show with Brian Hammons! Today he talks US senior Open in South Bend Indiana, Club Fitting with Mizuno Staff Director and former Tour Player Jeff Cook and the life of a TOUR Caddy. Great discussions.

Join Mike and Bobbyfor the top plays of the day and an on this day covering Sparky Anderson.

Alex Gray and Steve Risley talk about Sonoma and Darrell Waltrip's retirement as well as what is coming next for Chicagoland. They also go over 2020 Silly Season and Chevy possibly shelving the Camaro.