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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Things looking up for Minnesota hockey teams
Minnesota hockey fans needed a night like Friday. The University of Minnesota men’s hockey team and the Minnesota Wild both have gotten off to very difficult starts this season. But on Friday, you can follow the old cliche and "throw … Continue reading
Tagged gophers, hockey, Marian Gaborik, minnesota, NHL, sports, wild
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Another Halloween possibility
Despite having to work Halloween, my plan once I got done was to reprise my role as "Mose" from NBC’s "The Office." I dressed up as him for a going-away party at work a few months ago, and I figured … Continue reading
Tagged bears, Chicago Bears, halloween, mike ditka, mose, sports, the office
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Ernie Harwell tries to make most of final days
Courage is a term too often used in sports. Sure, trying to shut down the New York Yankees lineup, or trying to figure out a game plan to stop Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts offense is difficult. But courageous? … Continue reading
Tagged baseball, Detroit Tigers, ernie harwell, mlb, sports
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Notes from Coste’s appearance
Major league catcher and Fargo native Chris Coste – who will be a free agent this offseason – joined us in studio today for "Sports Talk" on WDAY 970-AM. Here’s a few things he had to say: Coste is interested … Continue reading
Tagged baseball, Chris Coste, mlb, phillies, sports, World Series, yankees
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Chris Coste on the radio today
I’ll be on "Sports Talk" from 1-2 p.m. on 970-AM today. While I know that’s more than enough reason to listen, we’ll have major league catcher Chris Coste in studio for the entire hour. We’ll talk to him about becoming … Continue reading
Tagged baseball, Chris Coste, mlb, sports, Sports Talk, wday, World Series
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Picking the pinstripes
The New York Yankees seem better than everyone else. It’s the best team money can buy, and I expect they’ll win the World Series. I remember telling one of my friends before the postseason started that the Yankees are the … Continue reading
Despite the loss, Vikings have to be feeling pretty good
It’s been suggested by one Star Tribune columnist that the Minnesota Vikings looked better in defeat on Sunday than they did in victory. I won’t go that far – the Vikes looked pretty tough in beating the Green Bay Packers … Continue reading
Canada poised to take NHL teams back
Times have changed for the NHL, and Canada now finds itself poised to lure NHL teams back to the Great White North. About a week ago, Quebec City’s mayor announced plans to build a $400 million arena for, among other … Continue reading
Tagged hockey, NHL, Quebec City, quebec nordiques, sports
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Gophers should follow lead of Cobbers, Bison by swapping QBs
Adam Weber is digging quite the Gopher hole. If it gets much deeper, a bowl game could be out of reach. In a 38-7 loss to top-25 Ohio State on Saturday, it’s impossible to pin the blame on any one … Continue reading
Tagged adam weber, football, gopher football, gophers, marqueis gray, minnesota, sports
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What a surprise? Nathan has surgery
A couple of pieces of news regarding the Minnesota Twins that might be of interest. Twins closer Joe Nathan underwernt surgery Tuesday to remove two bone chips from his right elbow. He acknowledged that he’s pitched much of the season … Continue reading
Tagged baseball, joe nathan, miguel angel sano, Minnesota Twins, mlb, sports, twins
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