Addressing the many concerns about listening to Wolves games if you're outside the Twin Cities.
The @Audacy app, @iHeartRadio app & @timberwolves app all currently have geofencing on them. So, if you're more than 75 miles from downtown Minneapolis the games will be "blacked out." This is mandated by the league, it is not a Timberwolves decision.
I know it's frustrating, especially since the Wolves "broadcast territory" includes all/parts of MN, IA, ND, SD, NE, KS & WI -- a significantly larger area.
Solutions...
1) WCCO 830-AM -- Go old school & find a radio. WCCO's nighttime signal booms across the upper Midwest & a good portion of the rest of the country.
2) SiriusXM Sports Pass -- Radio PBP for all NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL & College games for just $5/month or $49/year + 1 month FREE. Here's the link: https://t.co/zaUYx1y3q3
3) NBA Audio League Pass -- Radio PBP of every team's games all season (including preseason & playoffs) for just $10. Here's the link: https://t.co/hWxYSqPhlr
Hope that was helpful, thank you for listening.
Tony Bennett was one of only three people who ever sat on this set and had a beer with Bob and Doug. The other two are Geddy Lee and my brother, musician. Ian Thomas. In this clip he serenades Bob and Doug with The Best Is Yet to Come! https://t.co/O4Ga7agmqP. .
Standing outside a New York City courtroom this week, Paula Jones was berated by passing New Yorkers, who called her names such as "slut" and "whore."
Observers say the situation grew even worse when the crowd realized who she was.
Going live at 11am CST to answer your player vs player start sit questions for week 5!
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The Lightning Round!
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Y’all better appreciate the fact that I got home from work at 2 AM and was back to work by 8 AM and still got this done in between. Thanks @PaulCharchian@ScottFish24 and co. For all the work!
NFL legend Mike Ditka, who revolutionized the tight end position before becoming the head coach of the world champion 1985 Bears and a towering figure in the city of Chicago, has passed away, his family announced. He was 86.
In 1985, Carl Sagan sat before the US Senate and described the weather of 2026. Not as a prediction. As physics.
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