Podcasts about duren

Who wins the starring contest?

National sound on Duren.

Lions vs. Bills tomorrow night.

Will the Pistons and Duren work it out?

En este episodio, hacemos el Fastbreak con las noticias más importantes de días recientes, debatimos el ranking por posiciones, esta vez con los small forwards, y nos vamos a fondo con los Indiana Pacers, analizando su offseason, trivia del equipo y drafteamos jugadores de la historia de la franquicia para crear un cuadro regular y más. Únete a la comunidad de Whatsapp de Los NBA Freaks:https;//chat.whatsapp.com/FmSCEFkbeLyGzwnzfpSEFJRedes sociales:Facebook, X, Instagram: @losnbafreaksEmail:losnbafreaks@gmail.com

The guys interchange the Duren and Larkin conversations while hearing from the people for the first time today.

Mike and Rico hear from some like-minded callers.

The guys share their frustrations about the latest Duren-Pistons and Dylan Larkin-Red Wings developments.

When it rains, it pours. The guys reacted to two separate concerning updates about the Jalen Duren/Pistons and Dylan Larkin/Red Wings sagas. They shifted back and forth between both topics before rounding out the hour with the Prop Bet Casino.

Aaron Johnson and Jasper Apollonia break down the latest report from Marc Stein that Jalen Duren is increasingly likely to accept the qualifying offer and return to the Detroit Pistons next season. The guys discuss how the Pistons and Duren got to this point, what accepting the qualifying offer would mean for both sides, the risks and benefits of Duren betting on himself, and whether they actually believe Duren will take the qualifying offer or eventually agree to a long-term extension with Detroit. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We have a Duren update.

Eat That, College football preview, best of Coordinators.

On September 4, 2026, the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy ended in a mistrial when a single juror would not convict. This episode of Further. Every. Day. traces trial by jury from the Hebrew elders at the gate to that hung jury in Plymouth County, and asks the question the case is really about: who is fit to judge, and what happened to the standard? We read the primary sources and trace every claim to its origin. The episode covers the biblical origin of judgment in the gates (Deuteronomy, Ruth, and the Mishnah's lesser Sanhedrin of twenty-three), the Athenian and Roman juries, English common law and Magna Carta, the struck jury and the older competence tradition, the American founding and the Sixth Amendment, and the twentieth-century shift from the screened jury to the random fair-cross-section jury (Fay, Carter, Peters, Taylor, Duren, Batson, and the Jury Selection and Service Act of 1968). It then walks the insanity defense from the Roman furiosus and the wild beast test through M'Naghten, Durham, the Model Penal Code, and the Insanity Defense Reform Act to Commonwealth v. McHoul, the exact rule the Clancy jury deadlocked under, and closes on the law of the hung jury and mistrial: manifest necessity, Perez, and Ramos. CHAPTERS 0:00 The Turn and the Trust 2:20 God-Given Responsibility 4:40 The Elders at the Gate 10:40 Ancient Juries: Athens and Rome 15:40 Common Law and the Competent 23:40 The American Inheritance 29:40 When the Qualifications Changed 34:40 Civil Rights and the Qualified Juror 43:40 The Insanity Defense 51:40 When a Jury Is Hung 57:40 The Jury This Week PRIMARY SOURCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY Scripture (KJV): Deuteronomy 1:17; Deuteronomy 16:18; Exodus 18:21; Ruth 4:1-2, 11. Second Temple and rabbinic: Mishnah, Sanhedrin 1:4-6 and 4:1 (the great Sanhedrin of 71 and the lesser court of 23). Classical: Aristotle, Constitution of Athens 63-69 (allotment by kleroterion); Lex Acilia repetundarum (123 BC), lines 12-26; Justinian, Institutes 3.19.8; Digest of Justinian 50.17 (furiosus nullum negotium gerere potest). English common law: Assize of Clarendon (1166); Fourth Lateran Council (1215), Canon 18 (ending clerical ordeals); Glanvill (c. 1188); Magna Carta, clause 39 (1215); An Act for the Better Regulation of Juries, 3 Geo. II c. 25 (1730), the struck-jury statute; William Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England, Book III ch. 23 and Book IV ch. 27. American founding: Declaration of Independence (1776); U.S. Constitution, Article III and Amendments VI and VII; Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Paine, 11 July 1789 (Founders Online, National Archives). Jury composition and the civil-rights era: Fay v. New York, 332 U.S. 261 (1947); Carter v. Jury Commission, 396 U.S. 320 (1970); Peters v. Kiff, 407 U.S. 493 (1972); Taylor v. Louisiana, 419 U.S. 522 (1975); Duren v. Missouri, 439 U.S. 357 (1979); Batson v. Kentucky, 476 U.S. 79 (1986); Jury Selection and Service Act of 1968, 28 U.S.C. sec. 1861; President Johnson's signing remarks, 27 March 1968. The insanity defense: Rex v. Arnold (1724), 16 How. St. Tr. 695, the wild beast test; M'Naghten's Case (1843), 10 Cl. and Fin. 200; Durham v. United States, 214 F.2d 862 (D.C. Cir. 1954); Model Penal Code 4.01(1) (1962); Insanity Defense Reform Act, 18 U.S.C. 17(a) (1984); Commonwealth v. McHoul, 352 Mass. 544 (1967). Mistrial and unanimity: United States v. Perez, 22 U.S. (9 Wheat.) 579 (1824); Arizona v. Washington, 434 U.S. 497 (1978); Ramos v. Louisiana, 590 U.S. 83 (2020). Polling and data: Gallup, Confidence in Institutions, U.S. Supreme Court, same question since 1973; Gallup, Trust in Government, judicial branch, 2025; Gallup World Poll, confidence in the judiciary, fielded June to August 2024; Pew Research Center, Supreme Court favorability; National Center for State Courts, State of the State Courts. The Clancy case: Commonwealth v. Lindsay Clancy, Plymouth Superior Court; the jury's deadlock note read in court by Judge William Sullivan on 4 September 2026; reporting from WBUR, NPR, CBS Boston, and the Boston Globe, 2 to 4 September 2026. READ THE RULINGS Ramos v. Louisiana: https://www.oyez.org/cases/2019/18-5924 Carter v. Jury Commission: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/396/320/ Taylor v. Louisiana: https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/419/522/ Durham v. United States: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/F2/214/862/314341/ Commonwealth v. McHoul: https://law.justia.com/cases/massachusetts/supreme-court/1967/352-mass-544-2.html Further. Every. Day. is a documents-driven show that reads the original sources and traces every claim back to the fountainhead. #TrialByJury #LindsayClancy #JurySystem #InsanityDefense #Mistrial #HungJury #Sanhedrin #MagnaCarta #SixthAmendment #RamosVLouisiana #MNaghten #PostpartumPsychosis #NGRI #ChristianWorldview #FurtherEveryDay #Clancy #Jury #Law #History

Mike cannot understand the strategy behind Trajan Langdon's negotiations with Jalen Duren on a contract extension.

Mike and Rico discuss the Langdon/Duren situation with a few of the people.

Are You Gonna Eat That, Find Florida Man.

On this episode of the Palace of Pistons Podcast, Aaron Johnson takes a closer look at the Eastern Conference and breaks down the league's top teams heading into the 2026-27 season. With the offseason reshaping the conference around Detroit, Aaron examines how the biggest contenders have improved, which teams have taken a step back, and where the Pistons currently stand among the East's elite. Aaron also dives into the latest update in the Jalen Duren contract saga, with reports indicating that Duren and the Pistons are expected to reach an agreement in the range of 4 years and $160 million. What would the deal mean for Detroit's future, and is that the right price to pay for their young center? It's a full Eastern Conference check-in and an important update on one of the Pistons' biggest offseason storylines. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode, RJ Hunt dives deep into the major contract decisions and offseason money moves shaking up the Detroit sports landscape.First, we look to the diamond to break down the Tigers' blockbuster deadline move, trading back-to-back Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers. Did Detroit do the right thing, or did they fold under pressure?Then, we look at the Detroit Lions making Jahmyr Gibbs the highest-paid running back in the league with a record three-year extension. Did the front office make the right call locking him up for that price? Finally, the main event: The Jalen Duren contract standoff. Duren is a restricted free agent looking for a massive payday, but the Pistons aren't budging. Are the Pistons being smart with their money, or is Duren being completely delusional about his current market value? We break down the red flags that explain why Detroit is hesitant to hand over the bag, while also acknowledging the undeniable upside and potential Duren brings to the floor. We also look at the reality of his restricted free agency—no other team has stepped up to offer him the money he wants, so we entertain the very real possibility of him taking the $9.6 million qualifying offer to bet on himself next summer.Drop your thoughts in the comments: Did the Lions and Tigers make the right moves, and should the Pistons pay Jalen Duren or make him play on the qualifying offer?Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more Detroit sports coverage!

Mike and Rico dished on Tarik Skubal's return to Detroit this weekend and whether he'll be booed or cheered by the fans. Then, they reacted to a report from Jake Fischer about the latest in the contract negotiations between the Pistons and Jalen Duren that does NOT make Trajan Langdon and the organization look good.

Mike and Rico take a couple of your calls on Jake Fischer's report about the ongoing Duren/Pistons contract negotiations.

Did the Pistons play this right?

Red Wings' GM search update.

On this episode of 3 Championship Drive, Lance Caporossi reacts to the latest Detroit Pistons news and rumors, including reports that Jalen Duren is expected to re-sign with Detroit on a 4-year, $160+ million contract. After a long and contentious contract negotiation, is this the right deal for Duren and the Pistons?Lance also discusses the NBA potentially moving the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Eastern Conference as part of the league's planned expansion, and what that could mean for the Pistons and the Eastern Conference.Then it's time to look back at some painful moments in Detroit Pistons history. What are Lance's personal worst Pistons memories? Where does Rasheed Wallace doubling Manu Ginobili rank among the most frustrating moments in franchise history? And how much does Ben Wallace signing with the Chicago Bulls still sting?Topics include:Jalen Duren's expected 4-year, $160+ million contractDetroit Pistons and Jalen Duren contract negotiationsNBA expansion and the Timberwolves moving to the Eastern ConferenceLance's worst moments as a Pistons fanRasheed Wallace doubling Manu GinobiliBen Wallace leaving Detroit for ChicagoDetroit Pistons historyDetroit Pistons news, rumors, and analysisSubscribe to 3 Championship Drive for more Detroit Pistons news, rumors, analysis, opinions, and NBA discussion.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow 3 Championship Drive on Spotify and subscribe on YouTube for daily Detroit Pistons coverage. From trade rumors and free agency to NBA Draft scouting reports and game analysis, we've got Pistons fans covered all year long. Leave a 5-star rating, share the podcast with another Pistons fan, and join the conversation in the comments. New episodes every week.

Jim saw a mock trade that he would like to see the Pistons do

Matas Buzelis wants to adjust his shot profile — and it could be exactly what his star leap needs.On today's Chicago Bulls Central, Haize breaks down why Matas wanting to reduce his three-point volume is not automatically a bad thing. After averaging 16.3 points while taking 6.4 threes per game and shooting 34.9% from deep, Matas may be looking to become more than just a rim-or-three scorer. The key is not abandoning the three-point shot — it is adding a reliable midrange counter that helps him become a true three-level scorer.Haize explains why the midrange is not dead, why bad midrange basketball is dead, and how a 10-to-15-foot pull-up could help Matas punish defenders who run him off the line. If Matas can become a better finisher through contact, attack closeouts, get to the free-throw line and add a reliable short midrange game, his Year 3 leap could change the Bulls' offensive ceiling.Then the show shifts to Jalen Duren, whose contract situation with Detroit could get very interesting. Duren struggled in the 2025-26 playoffs, but Haize explains why Bulls fans should not let one bad postseason erase the fact that he is a 22-year-old All-Star center who averaged nearly 20 points and 10 rebounds in the regular season. If Duren reaches unrestricted free agency in 2027, Chicago should be watching closely — but only after evaluating Nic Claxton, Caleb Wilson's shooting, and the long-term frontcourt fit.Finally, Haize connects the Sylvain Francisco story to Rob Dillingham. The Bulls nearly added a EuroLeague guard who could score, shoot, run pick-and-roll and organize the second unit. That should not discourage Rob — it should motivate him. If Dillingham can become a reliable bench scorer and secondary creator, he could save Bryson Graham from spending assets on another guard.

On today's episode of 3 Championship Drive, Lance Caporossi reacts to the latest Jalen Duren contract news, as ESPN's Tim McMahon described the negotiations between Duren and the Detroit Pistons as an “awfully nasty” negotiation. What does the tension mean for Duren's future in Detroit, and could these negotiations have long-term consequences for the relationship between the two sides?Lance then asks an important question about Ausar Thompson: Which player comparison best fits Ausar's game and potential? Lance breaks down the similarities, differences, and what Pistons fans should realistically expect from Thompson as he continues to develop.Finally, Lance looks back at two of the biggest stars in Detroit Pistons history, Grant Hill and Andre Drummond, and asks a fascinating question: Whose time in Detroit was tougher? Both players entered Detroit with enormous expectations, but their careers with the Pistons took very different paths.If you're looking for Detroit Pistons news, Jalen Duren contract rumors, Tim McMahon, Ausar Thompson analysis, Grant Hill, Andre Drummond, Pistons history, NBA rumors, and Detroit basketball, this episode of 3 Championship Drive has you covered.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow 3 Championship Drive on Spotify and subscribe on YouTube for daily Detroit Pistons coverage. From trade rumors and free agency to NBA Draft scouting reports and game analysis, we've got Pistons fans covered all year long. Leave a 5-star rating, share the podcast with another Pistons fan, and join the conversation in the comments. New episodes every week.

This new Duren/Pistons report is NOT ideal...

The guys carried over their conversation about golf meltdowns into the second hour. Then, they reacted to and discussed a report that paints the Duren/Pistons "negotiations" in an even more negative light.

Aaron Johnson and Jasper Apollonia are back to break down the Detroit Pistons' newly released 2026-27 regular-season schedule! The guys dive into Detroit's tough opening stretch, including matchups against Boston, Miami, Philadelphia and New York, while discussing what the Pistons' 19 nationally televised games say about the franchise's growing profile around the NBA. Aaron Johnson and Jasper Apollonia break down the Pistons' brutal 2026-27 schedule, 19 nationally televised games, Jalen Duren's contract situation, and the looming Ausar Thompson extension.Then, the focus shifts to Detroit's biggest offseason contract situations. Is the Jalen Duren contract saga finally nearing its conclusion, and what could his next deal mean for the Pistons' long-term plans? With Duren's situation seemingly approaching an end, the clock is also starting to tick on Ausar Thompson's looming contract extension and the financial decisions Detroit will have to make once Duren is locked in. The guys discuss the schedule, national exposure, Duren, Ausar and what could be one of the most important stretches of roster-building in the Pistons' recent history. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Duren vs. Pistons, Red Wings update, Summer over?

Will the Pistons and Duren work it out?

On today's episode of 3 Championship Drive, Lance Caporossi reacts to the latest Jalen Duren news, including a new report from Brett Siegel indicating that Duren is increasingly expected to remain with the Detroit Pistons for the 2026-27 season. With Detroit maintaining its stance against sign-and-trades, what does this mean for Duren's contract situation and the Pistons' plans moving forward?Lance then reacts to HoopsHype's ranking of the 15 best point guards in today's NBA. Where does Cade Cunningham rank among the league's elite point guards, and does Lance agree with HoopsHype's list?Finally, Lance takes a trip back to Detroit Pistons history and ranks the starters from the legendary 2003-04 championship team from most important to least important. How do Chauncey Billups, Ben Wallace, Rasheed Wallace, Richard Hamilton, and Tayshaun Prince stack up against each other, and who was truly the most important player on Detroit's championship roster?If you're looking for Detroit Pistons news, Jalen Duren contract updates, Cade Cunningham analysis, NBA point guard rankings, 2004 Pistons history, Pistons championship history, and Detroit basketball, this episode of 3 Championship Drive has you covered.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow 3 Championship Drive on Spotify and subscribe on YouTube for daily Detroit Pistons coverage. From trade rumors and free agency to NBA Draft scouting reports and game analysis, we've got Pistons fans covered all year long. Leave a 5-star rating, share the podcast with another Pistons fan, and join the conversation in the comments. New episodes every week.

On this week's Best Of Valenti, the guys have a discussion about whether they're excited for this upcoming college football season. Plus, Mike gives his take on whether Trajan Langdon overplayed his hand with Jalen Duren, the guys react to Bryce Underwood's comments about The Game, and much more!

On today's episode of 3 Championship Drive, Lance Caporossi reacts to the Detroit Pistons opening the 2026-27 NBA season against the Boston Celtics on October 20. Detroit will officially begin the season on Opening Day in a nationally televised matchup, setting the stage for a major test right out of the gate.Lance then makes the case for why Ausar Thompson is more important to the Pistons' long-term success than Jalen Duren. What does Ausar's defensive impact, versatility, and development mean for Detroit's championship aspirations?The Jalen Duren situation also continues to dominate the conversation. More teams are reportedly showing interest in a potential sign-and-trade for Duren, but Detroit has reportedly been unwilling to take calls. Lance discusses whether the Pistons are making the right decision by standing firm or if they should at least listen to offers.If you're looking for Detroit Pistons news, Boston Celtics vs. Pistons, Jalen Duren trade rumors, Ausar Thompson, Cade Cunningham, Pistons Opening Day, NBA trade rumors, and Detroit basketball, this episode of 3 Championship Drive has you covered.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow 3 Championship Drive on Spotify and subscribe on YouTube for daily Detroit Pistons coverage. From trade rumors and free agency to NBA Draft scouting reports and game analysis, we've got Pistons fans covered all year long. Leave a 5-star rating, share the podcast with another Pistons fan, and join the conversation in the comments. New episodes every week.

Rico made his return, and he & Valenti immediately tackled the ongoing, worsening issue of NIL in college football. They took this topic up to the second hour, where they touched on the lack of resolution between Duren and the Pistons before spending some time discussing with themselves and the people whether they're re-engaged with the Tigers. The guys wrapped up the show in the final hour with their thoughts on Kerby Joseph and Brian Branch and which is closer to returning from injury.

Valenti and Rico discussed their lack of understanding of the Pistons still not coming to a contract agreement with Jalen Duren. They quickly transitioned from this to whether they (and by extension, the people) are re-engaged with the Tigers amidst their solid stretch.

Valenti spent the second hour doubling down on his frustrations about college football after hearing some news about the CFP from Jeremy Otto during his update. He took a brief timeout from this topic to discuss his thoughts on Jalen Duren still not being signed by the Pistons.

Valenti addresses the latest rumors/news surrounding Jalen Duren and the Pistons' standoff. Then, he gets right to the texters, who have thoughts on both Duren and the CFB topic.

On today's episode of 3 Championship Drive, Lance Caporossi dives back into the ongoing Jalen Duren contract situation and discusses what the latest developments could mean for the Detroit Pistons and their young center.Lance also reacts to reports that Ausar Thompson is expected to sign a five-year, nine-figure contract extension with Detroit. What does the deal say about the Pistons' confidence in Ausar, and can he become a major part of a championship-level core alongside Cade Cunningham?The conversation then turns to Isaiah Stewart, including reports that Stewart wanted out of Detroit before ultimately being traded. What led to the breakup, and was moving Stewart the right decision for the Pistons?Finally, Lance looks ahead to the 2028 Olympics and asks a big question: Could Cade Cunningham be the starting point guard for Team USA in 2028? What would Cade need to accomplish over the next two seasons to earn a starting role among the best American players in the world?If you're looking for Detroit Pistons news, Jalen Duren contract updates, Ausar Thompson rumors, Isaiah Stewart trade analysis, Cade Cunningham, Team USA, and NBA offseason coverage, this episode of 3 Championship Drive has you covered.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to follow 3 Championship Drive on Spotify and subscribe on YouTube for daily Detroit Pistons coverage. From trade rumors and free agency to NBA Draft scouting reports and game analysis, we've got Pistons fans covered all year long. Leave a 5-star rating, share the podcast with another Pistons fan, and join the conversation in the comments. New episodes every week.

0:00 ... Ross hello, welcome, and introduces the panel 0:32 ... Show #260 is dedicated to Hall of Famer Michael Cooper who was drafted with the #60 overall pick in the 1978 NBA Draft. 1:24 ... LeBron James is now a member of the 76ers and World B feels the upcoming season will feature a wide open and competitive eastern conference.   There are 11 legit playoff contenders for just 8 spots. 3:44 ... Bruce feels like LeBron made the move to Philly in a desperate attempt to win 2 more rings and tie Michael Jordan with 6 championships and convince people that HE, not MJ is the GOAT.   Bruce feels that Sixers games will be "Must Watch" TV. 5:24 ... Depth and health could be issues for Philly.  Ross also feels that many more coaches will be on the hot seat with so many solid teams competing for just 8 playoff spots. 6:22 ... Bruce feels that the Jalen Duren contract impasse in Detroit could have a lingering effect that might affect the morale of the team if Duren's teammates feel he is being mistreated by Pistons management. 7:22 ... What's the deal with the Orlando Magic?  Is their window closed as far as being elite in the east?  They still have talent, but their offense is still sub-standard.  Bruce feels that the team will be in the mix for the Play In tournament but he does not have a great feeling about this team. 12:31 ... Jalen Brown is no longer a Celtic, so who is going to step up?  From a leadership standpoint, it has to be Jayson Tatum, but others like Derrick White, Hugo Gonzalez, and Baylor Scheierman need to all have solid seasons for Boston to challenge for the top 6 in the east. 14:43 ... World B agrees with Bruce that Derrick White needs to step up. 15:57 ... Ross asks Bruce if Tatum is capable of being a "fiery" leader and Bruce doesn't really know if Jayson is capable of adjusting his personality and mindset from his "too cool" exterior to someone who shows more emotion. 17:45 ... Atlanta has added Lu Dort and Ross wonders if Dort can bring the type of toughness to the Hawks that a guy like Dillon Brooks brought to the Suns?   World B loves Dort's perimeter defense and his presence gives the Hawks much better depth.  World B also feels Jalen Johnson has to continue his progress for the Hawks to excel.  Bruce thinks Dort is exactly the type of gritty veteran Atlanta needs and their fans will love.  Ross loves the move and thinks Dort's physicality will really improve the Hawks' defense. 22:17 ... The Portland Trailblazers have a new owner (Tom Dundon) and he has made some really unsettling moves since taking over the franchise.  There are rumors that the Blazers, who are battling with local Portland politicians over arena funding and other financial issues could end up leaving the city.   That would be devastating to the city of Portland and would give the city a real black eye. 24:14 ... Ross is very angry about the way that Dundon has treated their broadcasters like Kevin Calabro and Tom Haberstroh because he watched a lot of Blazers games and really enjoyed their telecasts. 25:32 ... World B feels Dundon has been an embarassment and cites the bad contract he gave new head coach Micah Nori as a really poor way to treat their new coach. 27:37 ... Bruce feels for the Portland fans, who are among the best in the NBA and since the Blazers are Portland's only major league team, their fans would be devastated if the team flatlines and eventually leaves town. 29:05 ... If you were a fan, would you rather be a Warriors or Clippers fan?  Bruce would rather be a 'Dubs fan but Ross and World B would rather be Clippers fans.  Everyone explains why they feel the way they do.  LA owner Steve Ballmer is the main reason that Ross and World B prefer the Clippers. 33:09 ... Will DeAaron Fox be on the Spurs the entire season?  Bruce feels he will because of his contract, which calls for him to be paid more than $222 million over the next 4 seasons.  It's such a bad contract that it's hard to see any team taking it on. 37:04 ... It's time for the always enjoyable "Card Challenge" segment where Ross picks random cards and asks Bruce and World B to react to the players spontaneously to prove their knowledge.  Jalen Duren of the Pistons is first for World B. 38:19 ... Next up is Klay Thompson of the Mavericks for Bruce 39:25 ... Kyrie Irving of Dallas is next for World B. 40:20 ... Tyler Herro for Bruce 40:57 ... Carmelo Anthony for World B. 42:29 ... Bruce Bowen for Bruce .... they'll be together on Wednesday at the Basketball Hall of Fame for a "HoopHall hangout" session with the fans. 44:17 ... Ross wraps the show and says goodbye TRT 44:30                 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Mike thinks Jalen Duren is delusional for what he is still asking for from the Pistons/other teams. Also, the guys talk about some pressing Big Ten Media Day questions, react to the Tigers blowing another big lead, and much more.

Mike and Rico gave listeners carte blanche in the final hour, hearing out callers and texters about their ongoing discussion over whether they think enough is enough and whether the Tigers need to sell at the deadline. They made sure to include a few comments on Marc Stein's report about Jalen Duren as well.

Mike and Rico opened the third hour with their 2nd "Can We Say That?" of the day. Then, they took a few more of your Tigers calls before addressing a report from NBA reporter Marc Stein about Jalen Duren potentially taking the qualifying offer from the Pistons, which would make him an unrestricted free agent after next season.

Mike and Brendan react to new reporting on Jalen Duren's contract demands. Apparently the young center wants a max deal of five years and $287 million. The guys are unimpressed, as they think Duren has not earned that type of deal, and Duren is quickly entering Tarik Skubal terriroty in terms of the seemingly unending uncertainty about his future. Which player are you more annoyed by at this point?

Jalen Duren is reportedly seeking $57 million per year from the Pistons, but Mike says he wouldn't even extend the four-year veteran for $40 million per year. Valenti is unswayed by Duren's age and All-NBA accolades and says Duren could easily be replaced.

In the wake of LeBron signing with the 76ers, Mike and Brendan continue to be cranky about public contract squabbling of Tarik Skubal and Jalen Duren. While Skubal seems to put his foot in his mouth routinely, Duren simply seems to be out of touch with how the rest of the NBA values his services. His pursuit of a max contract extension from the Pistons is a non-starter for Valenti.

Mike felt compelled to begin the show with his thoughts on a USA Today column from Nancy Armour about Caitlin Clark's flopping. He expanded on how he feels that this is part of a bigger issue with sports media before the guys did a CFB Blitz and discussed what NBA executives have to say about Jalen Duren not having a contract yet.

Mike and Rico welcome the people into their main third hour topic.

Mike and Rico pose an interesting question which includes 3/4 of the Detroit sports teams.

Mike and Rico spent a segment with their thoughts on comments from both MLB players and Commissioner Rob Manfred about the implementation of a salary cap/floor in the next CBA. Then, they quickly touched on where MLS promotion has been throughout the World Cup, and Rico tried to guess the teams in the league with only the city name provided. The guys wrapped the hour with their intended topic: which of the Skubal/Duren/Larkin situations are you most frustrated with?