The Scoop w/ Doogie - a Minnesota sports podcast

We're back near the end of the week with another news breaking edition of The Scoop! We start off festivities with the news that the Twins reached a deal with Byron Buxton. Doogie is then joined by Minnesota native Amani Hooker to discuss Hooker declaring for the NFL Draft. Former Wolves big man Cole Aldrich joins to talk about the Wolves Interim Head Coach Ryan Saunders. All that and more on this edition of The Scoop!

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With the news dropping last night about Thibs' firing it's only expected we have a Scoop podcast breaking it all down. ESPN's Bobby Marks joins Doogie to discuss the firing and what the Wolves will have to navigate going forward, including the February 7th trade deadline. Also, a couple names under consideration to join the vacant assistant coaching spot under Saunders. Doogie also has notes on the latest on Kevin Stefanski and the Vikings, the Gophers possibly losing their offensive coordinator, as well as the Twins adding another arm to the bullpen. All that and more on this edition of The Scoop!

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We're back for the first time in the New Year and we've got some guests and a ton of notes to kick off the 2019 opening Scoop Podcast. Doogie talks with current UNLV assistant hoops coach Joe Esposito about the last time the Gophers won in Wisconsin. Last week Doogie hosted Mackey & Judd and we include his chat with former Wolves big man Robbie Hummel. After we wrap with the guest Doogie has notes on what new Twin Nelson Cruz gave to Mitch Garber for his jersey number. Also, are the Wolves close to making a trade and how much do the Vikings want Kevin Stefanski back? All that and more on this edition of The Scoop!

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Doogie was the one who was at the office on this Christmas Day so he spent the time recording the 192nd edition of The Scoop Podcast as a gift to all of you listeners. In this episode Doogie is joined by David Thorpe and they discuss Thibs, the Wolves, and the NBA as a whole. Plus, plenty of notes on the local squads as well as the Twins pursuit of Nelson Cruz. All that on this edition of The Scoop!

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With the holiday season in full effect we've gift wrapped this edition of The Scoop with guests and notes galore! ESPN College Hoops analyst Fran Fraschilla joined Doogie to talk about the Gophers and more. Sticking with basketball NBA agent and former NBA player BJ Armstrong, current agent of Derek Rose, joins the podcast. After the guests Doogie drops a ton of notes including whether the Twins were at the Troy Tulowitzki showcase as well as the latest on the Twins' pursuit of Nelson Cruz. All that and more on this edition of The Scoop!

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The Winter Meetings are coming to an end and that means there's plenty to talk about with the local ball club. Doogie has the latest on the Twins' pursuit of Nelson Cruz. Latavius Murray and Tom Compton talk to Doogie about the Vikings going into the Miami game loose. We also have Paul Martin talking with Doogie about retiring from the NHL. Last on the guest list is a guy with over 15 D1 college hoops offers, including one from the Gophers, in Park Center star Dain Dainja. All that and more on this edition of The Scoop!

It's a two podcast week and we're celebrating with tons of guest and even more notes! Doogie catches up with Jamal Richardson the trainer for Timberwolves forward Richard Covington. Top-ranked guard out of Hopkins Paige Bueckers stops by. Doogie also talks to Vicki Swenson, the mom of the Big Ten Volleyball Player of the Year Samantha Seliger-Swenson. Along with telling you which relievers the Twins are interested in Doogie has tons of notes on the Twins, Vikings, Wolves, and Gophers Hoops! All that right here on this edition of The Scoop!

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We're back with another of The Scoop and with all their recent success Wolves owner Glen Taylor dropped by for another visit. Doogie talks with Glen about the trade fallout, the success over the last couple weeks, Andrew Wiggins, Derrick Rose, KG, Thibs, Fred Hoiberg being fired, and much more.

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It was quite the weekend for Minnesota sports fans which means plenty to discuss in episode 187 of The Scoop! The Gophers finally come back from Wisconsin with a win and Doogie is joined by former Gophers QB Conor Rhoda to talk about the rivalry, PJ Fleck, and more. Sticking with the college scene soon to be Arizona hoops star Zeke Nnaji talked with Doogie about why he chose Arizona. Plus, plenty of notes on the Gophers, Wolves, Vikings, and Twins! All that and more on this episode of The Scoop!

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Happy Turkey Day form The Scoop and there's no better way to ignore your family talking politics than by popping in those earbuds and listening to this episode of The Scoop! Doogie is joined, this week, by legendary manager Lou Piniella to discuss new Twins manager Rocco Baldelli. ESPN's Bobby Marks joins the pod to talk about the Jimmy Butler fallout. Doogie also has plenty of notes on the Twins, Wolves, and Vikings. All that on this edition of The Scoop!

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