Sunday Sermons w/Dan Barreiro

Dan talks about the red-hot Minnesota Wild, Sean Salisbury checks in to talk NFL draft, The Wolves take down the Jazz, and there might be an innovation in bike lanes.

Dan Barreiro dives into the modern sports betting phenomenon that lies is in stark contrast to the way it used to be in days past. The Star Tribune's Chip Scoggins joins to talk about the Gopher Football media practice he was able to attend. And Dan brings up the painful fact of how close we were to Steph Curry being a Timberwolf.

Dan spends most of the show unpacking the specifics of what could be the sale of the Timberwolves to Aaron Rodriguez and the end of the Glen Taylor era. Enough with the whining from the Twins on extras innings. And Jonny Paywall Athletic joins to break it all down for us on the sale of the Wolves.

A very State of Hockey intense episode with UMD beating UND in 'the longest game ever played.' Hockey Ambassador Lou Nanne checks in. And another disastrous weekend for the Wolves, which you're delusional at this point if you think it's just a coaching problem. As well as some college hoops talk.

Dan bookends this Sermons with the 'adjustment of expectations' for the Minnesota Wild after another loss. It's NCAA time! More Cousins discussion as the Vikings finalize his significant contract and what prioritizing the offensive line would look like. And the second bookend is some emergency Russo Radio, fresh off a plane returning from Denver.

Dan thinks just like everything else, the outrage over Daylight Savings Time is misplaced and it should be here to stay. Dolla Bill? The Thrill? The new Wild star player needs an appropriate nickname. And who could be the new head coach for Gopher Basketball? Where's the old one going to go? And perhaps another Pitino could head the team?

Dan jumps right in with the lackluster end of the Gopher Basketball season, and runs through some names for coaching options. The Hockey Gods have spoken and it's not pleasant. Experiencing LaMel Envy, since 'we didn't need him.' A deep dive on Ali vs Fraizer with writer Dave Kindred. And some Vikings discussion to round things out.

Dan talks about the red-hot Minnesota Wild with Michael Russo, the 1946 brawl between the Gophers and Hawkeyes, the state of Gophers Hoops and Rick Pitino.

Justin Gaard in for Dan Barreiro as a part of "load management." Talking about Gopher Basketball and what the future may hold. House Band, Pat Micheletti, makes his appearance, talking about the Wild being back and better? Breaking down the latest Britney Spears documentary and toxic celebrity culture. And Spencer Tollackson takes some time away from ice fishing to end as we began, with Gopher Basketball.

It certainly is cold out there lately, and no, Dan doesn't want to see a picture of your thermometer. More disappointing performances from the Wolves, but what actually is the problem? And the Vikings season may be over but the speculation is not.

It's Super Bowl 55 Sunday, and will the Brady dynasty continue or will he be dethroned by a new challenger, Mahomes. Ode to a Dead Guy. And former Vikings Head Coach Mike Tice checks in to give his predictions ahead of the big game.

It's no mystery as to why the Gophers have been doing so miserably on the road. The Timberwolves continue to struggle but is there still hope? Talking The GOAT, Tom Brady with Gary Myers. And staring the Sports Abyss square in the face, with how good Queen's Gambit was.

The Timberwolves let DLo have his rest and PJ Fleck is a wanted man. Mike Tice joins and gives his thoughts and predictions on Championship Sunday. And D'Angelo Barreiro needs a "rest" for the final segment, so Gaardy's in just ahead of Cake Show.

Some emergency Russo Radio to discuss the Wild win over the Kings. An awful day in the Minnesota Calendar of Calamity. And Mike Tice with what he's looking ahead to in the final weeks of the NFL.

It's a two hour tour edition of Sermons from now until football season resumes for the Minnesota Vikings, and it's good to be back. Former Minnesota Governor Arne Carlson joins to talk the non toy department week we've had and where we go from here. And former head coach, Mike Tice, gives his predictions of the day in football.