The "& Jim" Show

Big Drew and Jim break down Roger Goodell’s apology on player protests and discuss how much trouble MLB is in following their continued failed negotiations. Also, the guys get into Paul Finebaum’s “lukewarm” Jim Harbaugh take and talk about NFL players that are planning to protest in the fall:

- The NFL admits it was wrong about player protests. Are you buying anything that Roger Goodell is selling?
- How much trouble is Major League Baseball in?
- Has this Paul Finebaum hot take on Jim Harbaugh now become lukewarm?
- NFL players are set to protest in the fall. How would you feel if it happens?

It's another Mock Draft Monday on the show! This time around, we decided to get a little creative and put together our best Lions Foundational Drafts! Which member of the show did the best job drafting their ideal Lions foundational roster?

Big Drew and Jim open up the show (after a brief delay) with a discussion on salons and barbershops opening in Michigan soon and talk about the Tigers’ possible “sure thing” in Spencer Torkelson and Jake Fromm’s NFL future. Also, the guys get into the safety of NBA coaches, the top foods that are better at a restaurant, and Michigan football’s title drought:

- Haircuts have a return date in Michigan, but Big Drew and his fiancée have a beef. How soon will you be getting one?
- The best sports thing Jim read today: How sure is the Tigers’ possible sure thing in Spencer Torkelson?
- Will the Bills cut Jake Fromm following his recent text messages?
- We thought the NBA had it all figured out, but what about the coaching staffs?
- “Friday Five at Five”: What foods are BETTER in a restaurant?
- Who’s next in college football: How far away is Michigan from a national championship?

Big Drew and Jim dive into Drew Brees’ apology following his comments made yesterday and discuss Christian Wood’s Pistons future; attending college football games in the fall; and the Lions’ biggest offseason missed opportunity:

- Drew Brees offers an apology following yesterday’s comments. Do you accept it?
- Big Drew thinks Pistons fans should be nervous about Christian Wood’s future in Detroit. Is he right?
- MSU Athletic Director Bill Beekman explains what attendance could look like in the fall. Are you going to want to attend games?
- What was the Lions’ biggest offseason missed opportunity?

Also, the guys chime in on Max Kellerman’s statement that hockey is not one of the four major sports in America.

Another edition of "Trivia Thursday" hit the airwaves as Jim, Producer Shea, and a listener try to claim the ultimate bragging rights in answering questions on Detroit Hall of Famers.

FINAL SCORE:

Jim - 3
Listener - 1
Producer Shea - 1

Big Drew and Jim discuss the NBA’s return format that doesn’t include the Pistons and talk about Drew Brees’ kneeling stance and bars and restaurants adding a cover charge to help with their reopening process. Also, the guys play Lions True or False:

- The NBA’s return now has a format, and Pistons fans can rejoice. How do you feel about the league’s latest proposal?
- Lions True or False: If they play just “average” defense, they can make the playoffs in 2020. Do you agree with that statement? Also, Jim lays out more Lions True or False scenarios.
- Drew Brees doesn’t want people to kneel. Is there anyone who sides with him?
- As bars and restaurants reopen, how would you feel about them adding a cover charge?

In addition, LionsWire’s Jeff Risdon joins the show to provide his thoughts on the Lions, Drew Brees, and the NBA’s return format.

Big Drew and Jim spent Tuesday’s show providing their thoughts and insights on the current civil unrest going on in America that included Saturday night’s riot close to home in downtown Grand Rapids:

- Civil unrest in America and downtown Grand Rapids: How are you feeling about the events from this past weekend?
- What’s going on with Major League Baseball: Do you believe an agreement will be reached to try and save the 2020 season?
- How the sports world is reacting to the protests and riots in our country.

Also, the guys get the perspectives from WOOD TV’s Jacqueline Francis along with FOX 17’s Aaron Parseghian and Zach Harig on what they endured and saw during Saturday night’s riot and Sunday’s cleanup efforts in downtown Grand Rapids last weekend.

Big Drew and Jim open up the show with a serious discussion on the recent current events happening in America and get into Reggie Wayne’s Lions jab; your commitment to Matthew Stafford; the NBA’s proposed date to return to action; the Mets not cutting Tim Tebow; and their Top Five actors/actresses:

- We don’t know what to do about the current issues in America. Also, Jim Harbaugh provides his thoughts on the George Floyd death in Minneapolis.
- Reggie Wayne tries to pile on the Lions. Do the Lions have a free agency problem?
- How committed are you to Matthew Stafford?
- The NBA has a proposed date to return of July 31st. Do you think that date is feasible?
- The Mets cut numerous minor league players, but NOT Tim Tebow. Are you surprised at all by this?
- “Top Five at Five”: Who are your Top Five actors/actresses you will watch in anything?

Big Drew and Jim discuss MLB’s bleak 2020 outlook and debate about Steve Yzerman’s optimism for Detroit sports in the future. Also, the guys talk about Jadeveon Clowney turning down multiple big offers and dive into the Top Five reasons Detroit sports are so bad right now:

- Max Scherzer makes it seem like there will be no baseball in 2020. Where do you stand?
- Steve Yzerman believes that all four Detroit sports teams will get back on top at some point. Who’s the closest at winning a championship?
- Jadeveon Clowney is turning down multiple big offers. What does it say about the Lions’ pursuit?
- “Top Five at Five”: What are your Top Five reasons Detroit sports are so bad?

In addition, LionsWire’s Jeff Risdon jumps on the show to talk about the Jadeveon Clowney contract situation and provide his insights on the immediate future of Major League Baseball.

It's Week #3 of "Trivia Thursday," and Jim, Producer Shea, and a listener try to answer questions based on numerous championship moments in Detroit sports history.

FINAL SCORE:

Listener - 2
Producer Shea - 1
Jim - 1