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Not the best ending last night for the Wild as they fall 5-4 in a shootout against the Kraken at home and now embark on a seven game road trip for the rest of this month and Kevin Gorg of Bally Sports North joins to recap last night's game, preview the long road trip in October, goalie balance between Fleury, Gus and Wallstedt and more!

We began this hour weighing some options for who could buy the Minnesota Twins, also Kevin Gorg of Bally Sports North recaps a Wild shootout loss, new players he thinks will step up and more! Also Phil Miller of the Star Tribune gives us his thoughts on the Minnesota Twins being put up for sale!

CAS 10 - 10 - 1-2024 Kevin Gorg-Bally Sports North (Wild) by Calling All Sports

It has been the buzz for the past few days - the Minnesota Timberwolves trading Karl Anthony-Towns to the New York Knicks - we talked to Kevin Lynch of Bally Sports North about the trade, any final details that need to made with the trade and recapping the day that was at Media Day!

It has been the buzz for the past few days - the Minnesota Timberwolves trading Karl Anthony-Towns to the New York Knicks - we talked to Kevin Lynch of Bally Sports North about the trade, any final details that need to made with the trade and recapping the day that was at Media Day!

We're getting closer and closer to the 2024-25 season, so Bally Sports North's own Kevin Gorg joins us to take a peek ahead and what to keep on eye on when the Minnesota Wild enter training camp next week.  Plus, Jessi and Kirsten give their initial thoughts on the new PWHL names and logos.  As always, we're greeted by new voice studios, brought to you by SotaStick, presented by Talk North, Royal Credit Union, Livea, Jim Beam and Grain Belt. This is season 6, episode 244.

We're getting closer and closer to the 2024-25 season, so Bally Sports North's own Kevin Gorg joins us to take a peek ahead and what to keep on eye on when the Minnesota Wild enter training camp next week.  Plus, Jessi and Kirsten give their initial thoughts on the new PWHL names and logos.  As always, we're greeted by new voice studios, brought to you by SotaStick, presented by Talk North, Royal Credit Union, Livea, Jim Beam and Grain Belt. This is season 6, episode 244.

The former Twin has been in the broadcast booth for Bally Sports North calling games this week.   He previewed the matchup with the Royals on The WCCO Morning News.

The former Twin has been in the broadcast booth for Bally Sports North calling games this week.   He previewed the matchup with the Royals on The WCCO Morning News.

On today's First Pitch we talked to Bally Sports North analyst and former Minnesota Twins catcher Tim Laudner on the importance of Cardinals-Twins to fans, the rise of Christian Vasquez and much more!

On today's First Pitch we talked to Bally Sports North analyst and former Minnesota Twins catcher Tim Laudner on the importance of Cardinals-Twins to fans, the rise of Christian Vasquez and much more!

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with a look at the Vikings and Gophers football teams. Both squads professed a desire for more offensive balance last season, with the Vikings looking to run more and the Gophers looking to pass more. But limited personnel and old habits led to more of the same for both Kevin O'Connell and P.J. Fleck. Is there hope for a different outcome in 2024? 11:00: Star Tribune Twins writer Phil Miller joins Rand to talk about Bally Sports North being back on Comcast, but at a higher pricing tier. Will sports fans stick with it after three months off the air? Plus an examination of the Twins' tepid trade deadline moves and a Carlos Correa update. 34:00: The Olympics have been great.

Introduction: After a couple of days off during which host Michael Rand rediscovered the brief joy of one good hole of golf, he is back with thoughts on Bally Sports North being back on Comcast. It's a sigh of relief for Minnesota sports fans, particularly those who have been missing the Twins and Lynx this summer, but the new pricing tier is $20 more per month if you want to watch now. Will fans pay it, or will the Twins, Comcast and Bally Sports North pay the price? 10:00: Star Tribune Gophers football writer Randy Johnson joins the show to catch us up to speed on the first week of practice. The strengths of the Gophers appear to be on the offensive and defensive lines, but a tough schedule will challenge P.J. Fleck's team. 30:00: A defining year for Aaron Rodgers' legacy.

You can once again watch the Minnesota Twins on Bally Sports North again, and we talked to Twins President Dave St. Peter on how the deal got done with Xfinity, Twins adding pitching at the deadline and more with him on today's Twins First Pitch! 

You can once again watch the Minnesota Twins on Bally Sports North again, and we talked to Twins President Dave St. Peter on how the deal got done with Xfinity, Twins adding pitching at the deadline and more with him on today's Twins First Pitch! 

Josh has the Quick Takes for today from the return of the Twins to Bally Sports North to dumb criminals - we have it all covered . Also, Jordana shares a story of table tennis in the Olympics that we found to be fascinating.  

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with the news that the Twins might soon be back on Comcast, at least according to a progress report given by an attorney for Diamond Sports. Rand's sense is that if Bally Sports North returns to Comcast, however, it will be on a higher pricing tier and that Twins fans will have to pay more than before. The bigger question remains: What will be the Twins' local TV solution in 2025 and beyond? Plus another Max Kepler walk-off, a key Vikings injury on the first day of camp and Jordan Addison's first comments since his arrest. 16:00: Mike Wierzbicki, a senior associate AD with the Gophers, talks to Rand about a special triumph for Minnesota. The Gophers were one of just two schools in the country to have players selected in the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB drafts this year. 29:00: You might have missed it, but the Olympics started.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with the Lynx, who earned an impressive 82-67 win at Los Angeles on Tuesday thanks in large part to a perfect 4-for-4 shooting night from three-point range by Bridget Carleton. It was Minnesota's second straight win without injured star Napheesa Collier, and their win total (16) has already reached preseason expectations for the whole year. 7:00: Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins Rand to vent frustration about the ongoing absence of Bally Sports North on Comcast. It's been more than two months since subscribers to the largest cable carrier in the state could see Twins broadcasts, and there is no immediate relief in sight. Plus Scoggins and Rand get into a recent list of 36 teams in the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB that have never won a championship. 36:00: Football isn't far away. The Yankees are struggling.

We had the chance to chat with Kevin Lynch of Bally Sports North, reminiscing about high school, Mavericks dominating the Celtics in Game 4, why the Timberwolves struggled with Luka Doncic while Boston isnt and much more!

Another hour of sports on Saturday, we replayed an interview Dan Gladden sitting down with former Twins closer Joe Nathan. Also discussed Caitlin Clark being left off of Team USA and chatted with Kevin Lynch of Bally Sports North about high school graduation, Celtics-Mavericks Game 4 recap and if Boston can close it out at home in Game 5.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with a look at Justin Jefferson's first four seasons with the Vikings and how his fifth feels like the start of a new phase of his career. The star wide receiver has a big new contract and a rookie quarterback to help bring along. Plus Rand takes note of another win for the Lynx and a milestone for Cheryl Reeve. 9:00: U.S. Senator Tina Smith joins the show as she takes up the cause for frustrated Twins fans. Smith this week wrote a letter to Comcast's top executive this week urging the cable giant to put Bally Sports North back on the air and noting that her "constituents are furious" that they haven't been able to watch the Twins for more than a month. She explains more of that frustration to Rand. 24:00: Another disappointing Twins vs. Yankees game and an NBA Finals worth watching if you're a Wolves fan.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand takes listeners through Tuesday's latest hearing in bankruptcy court as local teams try to learn their TV fates. It doesn't sound like Twins games will be back on Bally Sports North for Comcast subscribers anytime soon, while a six-week delay in the Diamond Sports bankruptcy process is making leagues antsy. If you couldn't watch the Twins on Tuesday, you have probably seen that game anyway. They lost 5-1 to the Yankees. 9:00: Star Tribune Lynx writer Kent Youngblood joins Rand for a breakdown of the early part of the WNBA season. The Lynx are off to a hot 6-2 start. Meanwhile, Caitlin Clark is still making a lot of headlines. 30:00: Wolves President Tim Connelly adjusted his contract.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand reacts to Monday's news that the Vikings and wide receiver Justin Jefferson have agreed on a four-year, $140 million contract. Because of how long it took to get to the finish line, all sorts of outlandish thoughts of trading Jefferson crept in. But in the end, this is what should have happened for everyone. Plus Rand looks at Twins vs. Yankees and a hearing Tuesday in bankruptcy court that is another step in untangling the fate of Minnesota teams on Bally Sports North. 12:00: Star Tribune Timberwolves writer Chris Hine joins Rand to break down the end of the Wolves' season and what's ahead this offseason. With just a few weeks before the draft and free agency, Minnesota has a lot of decisions in a short amount of time. 33:00: Will Wolves assistant coach Micah Nori still be here next year?

Warm weather means grilled food. We talked to Meghan Gess of Minnesota Monthly about the upcoming Grillfest in Saint Paul. Reacted to recent audio from bodycam footage of the Scottie Scheffler incident and chatted with current Bally Sports North play by play and former radio voice of the Twins Cory Provus. 

Many are still feeling the heartbreak of the Timberwolves' Game 2 loss against the Mavericks in the Western Conference Finals and now they head to Dallas on Sunday for Game 3 down 2-0 in the series. Kevin Lynch of Bally Sports North joined us to recap Luka's three point dagger to put the Mavericks ahead, the whereabouts of Karl Anthony Towns and Anthony Edwards in this series and what adjustments need to be made going forward if the Timberwolves want to stay alive.   

Began this hour with Kevin Lynch of Bally Sports North breaking down the crushing Timberwolves loss last night at home in Game 2 and now head to Dallas down 2-0 in the Western Conference Finals. Also tragedy struck the PGA, MNUFC being featured tonight on AppleTV for FREE, and we head outdoors with Steve Carney

In the latest episode of Hitting the Hardwood, Mitchell Hansen is joined by award-winning broadcaster, Bally Sports North's Marney Gellner. Hansen and Gellner talk about her role at Bally Sports North, which currently includes being a studio host for the Minnesota Timnberwolves and play-by-play broadcaster for the Minnesota Lynx, along with what it's been like covering the Lynx over the years. They then discuss Gellner's favorite memories, personalities and moments throughout her time around the Lynx, concluding the podcast by discussing the recent increase in interest with women's basketball and what to look forward to from the Lynx in the 2024 season. --SponsorsBettorEdge, a Minneapolis-based sports betting company is your home to competing against your friends through its no-fee betting platform. Bet on the WNBA and other leagues by visiting bettoredge.com/lynx and receive a free $20 when using the promo code LYNX.HOMAGE, a clothing site that offers a variety of vintage merchandise, is here to provide you Lynx and WNBA merchandise you'll love! Check it out at homage.sjv.io/HTHLynx or homage.sjv.io/HTHWNBASupportSubscribe to our weekly Hitting the Hardwood newsletter at bit.ly/HTHnewsletterGet early access to episodes and an exclusive 3x weekly Lynx newsletter at patreon.com/hittingthehardwoodVisit the Hitting the Hardwood store at bit.ly/HTHstore for all the latest HTH clothes, hats, mugs, pint glasses, stickers, magnets and moreFollow Mitchell on Twitter @M_Hansen13 and follow the show at @HittingHardwood

Introduction: In part one of Thursday's huge lineup, host Michael Rand looks at what has been powering the Twins, who have won 14 of their last 16 games -- including a 6-3 win on Wednesday -- to improve to 21-15 overall and just 2.5 games back in the AL Central. A big part of it is the hitting of Ryan Jeffers, who is fourth in the majors in slugging percentage. And Chris Paddack won his fourth decision in a row in Wednesday's victory. 8:00: Bally Sports North General Manager Randy Stephens joins the show to offer BSN's perspective on the pricing dispute with Comcast that led to Bally Sports channels being removed nationwide from Comcast last week. What is Stephens' message to Twins fans, and where do we go from here? 21:00: NBA teams losing their cool.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand goes deep on Monday's dominant 106-80 Timberwolves victory in Denver that gave Minnesota a commanding 2-0 lead coming back to Target Center for Friday's Game 3. The defense was suffocating even without Rudy Gobert, while the Nuggets lost their composure and seem discombobulated. This is an unfamiliar feeling for Minnesota sports fans, and the joy is contagious. 14:00: Jon Marthaler joins the show to break down Minnesota United's strong start. Whether it's tactical changes, strong defense or good vibes, something feels different about the Loons. And they're doing it without Emanuel Reynoso, who is out of sight, out of mind at the moment. Come for the soccer talk, stay for the mid-2000s Gophers basketball references. 34:00: Sorting out how Twins fans are dealing with Comcast dropping Bally Sports North.

So what's the Timberwolves' reward for winning their first playoff series in 20 years?  How about the defending champions?  Bally Sports North basketball analyst Kevin Lynch dives into the Wolves-Nuggets series that begins on Saturday night.

We talk Wild, Wolves, and horse racing with the great Kevin Gorg of Bally Sports North and Canterbury Park.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Introduction: Host Michael Rand starts with some big news for local sports fans. Comcast announced Tuesday night that it was dropping Bally Sports channels, including Bally Sports North, after the sides were unable to reach a contract agreement. BSN disappeared from customers' TVs late Tuesday, and if this impasse is permanent it will have a massive impact on Minnesota sports fans. 10:00: Jeff Day joins Rand on two very different but interesting subjects: What it is like to be a Timberwolves fan after so many tough years and what it is like for college sports donors in the era of name, image and likeness. 47:00: The Knicks had the 76ers where they wanted them, and they let them off the hook.

Listen to this great story that started with heartbreak and ended with one Maryland boy becoming the world's biggest Byron Buxton Fan.On The WCCO Morning News with Vineeta Sawkar!

This week's “Dawn of Sports” episode features MN Wild broadcaster Kevin Gorg of Bally Sports North. Dawn and Kevin talk about the High School tournament, the Wild - plus  they discuss Monday's breaking news - Kirk Cousins' departure from the Vikings (and before the signing of Sam Darnold)  They also talk about some of their favorite hockey stories & lessons learned! Thanks to Rudy Luther Toyota (https://www.rudyluthertoyota.com/)

Breaking news this morning that the Wolves All Star has an injured knee.   Analysis from Bally Sports North's Kevin Lynch

It certainly wasn't the news most Twins fans wanted, but the team will broadcast games on Bally Sports North yet again in 2024. What does it mean? Where do the Twins go from here? Are they using this as too much of a crutch payroll-wise? All this and more in this edition of Locked On Twins. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

It certainly wasn't the news most Twins fans wanted, but the team will broadcast games on Bally Sports North yet again in 2024.What does it mean? Where do the Twins go from here? Are they using this as too much of a crutch payroll-wise? All this and more in this edition of Locked On Twins.Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Twins President Dave St. Peter called it a 'mixed bag' when he joined Chad to talk about how the club feels about games being seen on Bally Sports North again in 2024. St. Peter shared about what went into making that deal for the season and what the future could look like for streaming MLB games.

If a new study were to show exactly what we need to eat to stay healthy, would Americans care? Chad shares the details of that study and some talk about obesity in America before a conversation with Twins President Dave St. Peter about Twins games remaining on Bally Sports North for the 2024 season.

Guests include: - Mike McFeely, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Columnist - Bart Manson, Davies boys basketball head coach - Tyler Oakes, NDSU baseball head coach Show Moments: - The Timberwolves improve to 32-16 on the season as they roll the Clippers 121-100. - The Minnesota Wild win 3 straight as they upset the Golden Knights 5-3. - Super Bowl 58 was the most watched TV program ever. - The Minnesota Twins officialy sign with Bally Sports North for the 2024 season. - Mike McFeely talks about past NDSU men's basketball games averaging over 3,500 in attendance. - McFeely talks about the Twins signing with BSN. - Bart Manson talks about tonights matchup between Davies and North. - Tyler Oakes talks about NDSU's upcoming baseball season and playing LSU. - What to Watch. Watch Hot Mic with Dom Izzo weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on WDAY XTRA and streaming live at Inforum.com. Follow Hot Mic on Twitter: @HotMicWDAY

Introduction: Host Michael Rand thinks we need to refocus if we're thinking about the Vikings taking a quarterback in the draft. Move your eyes away from the first round and toward their No. 42 overall pick in the second round. That's where the value -- and their future QB -- might be. 7:00: Star Tribune Twins writer Phil Miller joins Rand to talk about a number of subjects, including: the signing of Carlos Santana; the news that the Twins will be on Bally Sports North in 2024; and the continued ownership of the Pohlad family. 30:00: The 49ers complaining about their Super Bowl practice field brings up a Vikings memory. Also, should Creed get the blame for the Vikings' nosedive this year?

Guests include: - Mike McFeely, Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Columnist - Jalen Sundell, former NDSU All-American Offensive Lineman - Gerald Urlaub, West Fargo Baseball Show Moments: - George Kittle and Travis Kelce talk with the media on opening night of Super Bowl week - The Philadelphia Eagles to play in Brazil on Sept. 6th - Twins to return to Bally Sports North for 2024 - Twins received $54 million from Diamond in last contract - Mike McFeely - Tempers flare at end of NDSU-UND women's basketball game - Jalen Sundell - Sundell talks about preparation for the NFL Combine - Sundell started 57 games at NDSU from 2018-23 - Gerald Urlaub - West Fargo to begin construction on indoor baseball facility - What to Watch Watch Hot Mic with Dom Izzo weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on WDAY XTRA and streaming live at Inforum.com. Follow Hot Mic on Twitter: @HotMicWDAY

Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a look back at the weekend in sports, starting with basketball. The Wolves are 35-15 after 50 games, and head coach Chris Finch will be the coach for the Western Conference in the All-Star game. That's quite an accomplishment for all involved. 15:00: The Twins are staying on Bally Sports North for the 2024 season. What does that mean for their future -- and what do we think of the on-field moves they have made so far? 29:00: Mark Coyle got an extension. The Gophers men's basketball team won in overtime over Northwestern. Bob Motzko was mad on Saturday. And Reusse embraces Taylor Swift.

The Twins are back from their hiatus on improving their baseball team, so John and Ben are back from a hiatus of their own. They break down the impact of losing Jorge Polanco (spoiler alert: they're going to be fine), where Anthony DeSclafani and Justin Topa fit in the Twins' pitching hierarchy, and how it paved the way for the Carlos Santana acquisition. Plus they take a look at the two prospects the Twins picked up. Finally, they give an update on the Twins returning to Bally Sports North for 2024 and how Amazon's short-term streaming investment could end up helping Minnesota fans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Henry Lake and Chris Tubbs react to news that the Minnesota Twins will be back on Bally Sports North, they remember legendary actor Carl Weathers, who passed away at 76, and Headlines.

Bally Sports North analyst and Lynx assistant coach Rebekkah Brunson joins the show to talk about the Wolves, the Lynx, and the growth of women's college basketball.

Kevin Gorg of Bally Sports North is in studio talking Hockey Day Minnesota and rollover crashes

HDM2024 preview and more with Kevin Gorg of Bally Sports North

Dawn welcomes Audra Martin of Bally Sports North to talk about her career & how Steve Harvey actually inspired it! Also Twins, Wild & the fallout from the Charissa Thompson controversy. Thanks to Rudy Luther Toyota (https://www.rudyluthertoyota.com/) & All Energy Solar (https://www.allenergysolar.com/coach)

Welcome back to The Boy Lynx podcast, your favorite destination for Timberwolves Basketball chatter and beyond! In this episode, we're delving into the latest Wolves games including the match ups with the Atlanta Hawks, The Miami Heat and the Denver Nuggets! Plus we break down some fun updates from the TBL universe and our first ever Chump of the Week. First we're spotlighting our "Chump of the Week," and it's none other than Bally Sports North, accused of scamming and gaslighting! We'll discuss the recent streaming outage that left viewers everywhere hanging, along with some peculiar experiences with their Twitter content. Moving on, we've got "Celeb Sightings" to keep you updated on who's flaunting the ultra-drip in the basketball world. In our latest TBL Universe updates, we dissect the rollercoaster ride the Timberwolves have been on. From a painful loss to the Hawks, with offense plummeting, to the Phoenix Suns' surprising struggles, we've got it all. We'll also celebrate a Wolves win against the Miami Heat, even without Jimmy Butler, and highlight stellar performances by Ant, KAT, Mike, and Rudy! The fourth segment underscores the importance of defense, with the Wolves boasting the best team defensive rating. We'll discuss the contributions of players like Rudy and Jaden, KAT's standout defense against Jokic, and a notable shift in referee calls, leaving the team unfazed. But, there's a cause for concern with Shake Milton's performance. Finally, we'll announce the winners of our podcast's giveaways and express our gratitude to our wonderful listeners and viewers. Thanks for joining us on The Boy Lynx, your favorite source for basketball insights and much more. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share your thoughts with us. Until next time, keep the hoop dreams alive! WOLVES BACK! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theboylynxpod/message