Maybe Next Year

Haven't done one of these in a while - but tonight I talked some Minnesota sports with Dave Skogen and Michæl Haas. In our first segment we take a look at the Twins offseason thus far, and kick around some possible free agent or trade targets. Which prospects might be ready to make an impact in 2021, and what might that mean for some of the veterans? Next, we cover some MLB news, and ask if the White Sox are now the favorites in the AL Central. In the third segment, we look back and make some snap judgements on the Vikings season that was, and discuss the ugly start to the Timberwolves season. We wrap it all up with our bold predictions, so give us a listen!

If you want to jump to a specific section - section 2 on MLB new begins at 29:12, segment 3 on the Vikings and Wolves starts at 55:45, and we finish up with bold predictions at 1:19:35.

It's been a while since we put together a podcast - but tonight Luke Rasmussen and Dave Skogen joined me to discuss the end of the Twins season. We take a look back at what was an eventful regular season, give our thoughts on the difficult end to the playoffs, and discuss the psychological effects of an 18 game postseason losing streak on both the fans and players. In our second segment, we take a look at this coming offseason and debate what direction the Twins front office should go in. Our third section we spend previewing the Gophers football season, and make predictions for their 8 game conference schedule. We wrap it all up with our World Series picks and bold predictions. Be sure to give us a listen! If you want to skip around to a specific segment - our second segment on the Twins offseason starts at 29:30, the third segment on the Gophers begins at 58:16, and our bold predictions finish at 1:16:30.

Tonight we got to talk all baseball! Luke Rasmussen and Dave Skogen joined me as we discussed the challenges MLB teams will face in a 60 game season, and what the biggest changes will be for both fans and players this year. In our second segment, we took a look at the Twins, where their pitching staff is at right now, who is most likely to take a step back from their breakout 2019 season, and who needs to have a big year. In our third section, we make our predictions for the year, including who will make the expanded play offs, which team will win the World Series, and who will take home the Cy Young and league MVP awards. We wrap up everything with our bold predictions for the week, so be sure to check it out! If you want to jump to a specific spot, segment 2 on the Twins starts at 26:50, segment 3 with our predictions begins at 53:46, and our bold predictions finish up at 1:11:35.

It's been a while since our last show, but tonight Ethan Vobr, Dave Skogen, and Luke Rassmussen joined me to talk about Major League Baseball's failed attempt to come to an agreement for this season. In our second segment, we discuss the Twins recent draft picks. In the third segment we talk about the NBA's return to play plan and if it is feasible.  We then discuss our thoughts on Dalvin Cooks holdout, our memories of the 1998 home run race, and the return of amateur baseball in the SD, ND, and MN. Finally, we wrap up with our bold predictions for the week. Be sure to give a listen!

Tonight Dave Skogen and I got to talk with Luke Rasmussen about the proposed 82 game Major League schedule and what that might mean for a loaded Twins team. In our second segment, we discussed the impact a missed March Madness is having on NCAA sports, and how crippling a shortened or scrapped fall football season would be for colleges across the country. Next, we take a look at some fun "what if" baseball questions, including was Jack Morris's 1991 Game 7 the best pitching performance of all time, is Derek Jeter overrated, how long will the 2017 Astros title be tarnished, and would Barry Bonds be the best player of his generation had he never taken steroids? We finish it all up with our bold predictions, so give a listen! If you'd like to jump to a specific segment : segment 2 on the NCAA starts at 28:35, segments 3 on the "what if's" begins at 48:40, and we wrap up with bold predictions at 1:14:20.

Had some fun today as I was joined on the show by Luke Rasmussen and Shea Connot. In our first segment, we look back at the Vikings draft class and to ask if the Packers made a mistake by selecting Jordan Love. In our second segment we discuss if 3 10-team divisions is the solution in a shortened MLB season, and debate if either St. Paul or Sioux Falls would work as a landing spot for the Twins AAA affiliation. In the third segment we take a look at baseballs "unwritten rules," and ask if some need to be amended for the modern game. We finish up with our bold predictions for the week, so be sure to check it out! If you'd like to skip to a specific topic : segment 2 begins at 26:30, segment 3 starts at 51:05, and we wrap up the fourth segment at 1:15:20.

On tonight's show Dave Skogen and I are joined by Mike Haas as we discuss what a shortened MLB schedule might look like, and how a cancelled season would effect the Twins roster. In our second segment, we preview the AL Central, and take a look at the Tigers, Royals, White Sox, and Indians. We then discuss the Vikings roster, and how they might fill their needs through either the draft or free agency. Things wrap up in our final segment with our bold predictions. Be sure to listen in! If you'd like to jump to a specific section - segment 2 with our AL Central preview begins at 23:55, segment 3 on the Vikings starts at 48:50, and we finish with bold predictions at 58:35.

On this weeks episode we take a look at the Vikings busy week, including the Stefon Diggs trade, Kirk Cousins extension, and the glaring holes now left in the secondary. In our second segment, we discuss several big moves in the NFL as Tom Brady heads to Tampa, DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona, and Phillip Rivers to Indianapolis. We debate where a good landing spot might be for Cam Newton and if Nick Foles is the right QB fit in Chicago. In our third segment, we take a look at the effect COVID-19 is having on the sporting world. What might shortened seasons look like for the NBA and MLB? We also discuss the devastating impact suddenly ended seasons have had on high school and college athletes. We wrap up with our bold predictions for the week so be sure to give a listen! If you'd like to jump segments: segment 2 on NFL new starts at 30:00, segment 3 on Covid-19 begins at 53:30, and we finish with bold predictions at 1:13.

Tonight Shae Connot stops by and joins me and Dave Skogen to discuss Timberwolves news, including the team owners misstep in failing to retire Kevin Garnett's number before Boston does. We also take a look at what we're most looking forward to in Twins camp this Spring Training, and Dave and Shae both share their previews of the Cubs season. Next, we debate the use of robo umpires in MLB, and ask if adding a 17th game to the NFL schedule is a good idea. Finally, we wrap up with our bold predictions for the week - so be sure to listen, and check out our new website at nextyearpodcast.com!

Tonight I'm joined by Dave Skogen and Ethan Vobr as we take a look at the failures and successes of the Kenta Maeda trade, and how Boston may have botched their end of the deal. In our second segment we discuss the ongoing Astros sign-stealing controversy, and debate the sincerity of the apologies of those involved, and if there will be retaliation on the field. Next, we cover the last week of Timberwolves action, and take a closer look at how all the new pieces are gelling. In our last segment, we give our thoughts on the launch of the XFL, and ask if the Wild firing Bruce Boudreu was a good move. We wrap it all up with our bold predictions for the week so be sure to tune in!

On tonight's show I'm joined by Mike Haas and Dave Skogen as we discuss the big Twins big trade for Kenta Maeda, and what the effects could be of dealing away #1 pitching prospect Brusdar Graterol. In our second segment, we try to sort out the craziness of the Timberwolves last 24 hours, and take a look ahead to what acquiring D'Angelo Russell could mean for the future of the organization. Next, we debate whether Pete Rose deserves a chance at being elected into baseball's Hall of Fame, and if the recent Astros cheating scandal might clear the way. Finally, we wrap up with our bold predictions for the week. Be sure to give us a listen - and to check out our new website at nextyearpodcast.com.

On this weeks show Travis Faust and Colton Hall join me to discuss their reactions to the Kobe Bryant tragedy and share their favorite memories from his career. In our second segment, we play Twins GM for a day, and debate whether or not Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. Dave Skogen then stops by to help preview next weekends Super Bowl and talk about the slumping Timberwolves. As always, we wrap up with our bold predictions for the week. Be sure to to listen and to stop by our website nextyearpodcast.com to leave us your thoughts and questions! If you'd like to jump around - segment 2 on the Twins and HOF starts at 14:40, segment 3 on the Super Bowl begins at 44:40, segment 4 on the Timberwolves is at 1:01, and our bold predictions finish at 1:16.

Stop by this week as Dave Skogen, Ethan Vobr, and I discuss last weeks big Twins signing of Josh Donaldson. We also debate MLB's sign stealing controversy, and ask if you'd rather face a hitter on steroids or one that knows what pitch is coming. In our third segment, we take a look back at the NFC and AFC title games, and give our initial thoughts on Super Bowl LIV's match-up between the Chiefs and 49ers. We wrap up with our bold predictions for the week - so be sure to give us a listen - on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Anchor!

Check out Episode 8 tonight as guest Braden Gardner joins us to talk football. This week we give our reactions to the Vikings/49ers playoff game and discuss what moves we'd like to see team make this off-season. Should the Vikings retain Mike Zimmer? Does Kurt Cousins deserve a contract extension? In our second segment we talk about the other NFL playoff games this week and share our AFC and NFC Championship thoughts, as well as give our LSU/Clemson CFP picks. We wrap up tonight's show debating the Gopher men's basketball teams chances of making the NCAA tournament, and as always, give our bold predictions for the week.

Check out tonight's show as Jake Gaub joins us to preview tomorrow's Vikings/Saints playoff match-up and discuss keys to the game. Dave Skogen then stops by as we take a look at the Twins signings of Rich Hill and Homer Bailey this week. In our third segment, we review the Gopher football teams big bowl win over Auburn, and look back at our favorite memories of the past season. As always, we wrap up by making our bold predictions for the week. 

Join us along with guest Michael Haas as we take a look at Monday nights Vikings/Packers game, and debate whether or not the Vikings season should be considered a bust if they fail to win a playoff game. We'll also take a look at the Twins inactivity in the free agent market and ask if the ownership and front office is letting its fans down. In our third segment, each of us shares our favorite and least favorite Minnesota sports moments of the past decade.  After that, we list our favorite movies and TV shows of the past 10 years. We wrap up by giving one bold prediction for Minnesota sports over the next decade. Be sure to check it out!

Check us out tonight for Episode 5 where I'm joined by guests Dave Skogen and Colton Hall! On this evenings show we discuss the Vikings/Chargers game and debate whether or not Kirk Cousins has become an "elite" quarterback. In our second segment we cover the big MLB free agent signings this week and ask if the Twins are missing their window of opportunity to make a significant move. Next, we give our predictions for the Minnesota/Auburn Outback Bowl game, and discuss the Gopher men's basketball teams big upset over #3 Ohio State tonight. In our final segment we talk about the 7 games slide the Timberwolves are on and debate whether they have the ability to recover and compete in the West this season. As always, we finish with our bold predictions for the upcoming week. Be sure to give us a listen!

Tonight on Episode 4 of Maybe Next Year we are joined by special guest Travis Faust. In our first segment we discuss the Vikings/Lions game and talk about the NFC North and NFC playoff races. Segment two we cover the Twins and their their possible free agent targets at starting pitching and infield. In the third segment we discuss the Gophers football team and their bowl draw of Auburn in the Citrus Bowl on New Years Day. We finish our final segments talking about the Timberwolves and their tough loss against the Thunder and then give our Bold Predictions for next week. 

Join me and my special guests Chris Doski and Dave Skogen for Episode 3 of Maybe Next Year. On tonight's show we discuss the Vikings/Seahawks Monday night game, talk about the Gophers/Wisconsin match-up and possible Bowl landing spots for Minnesota, cover potential free-agent targets for the Twins, and finish with our "turkey of the year" candidates. 

On tonight's episode we talk about the Gophers/Northwestern game and look ahead to next weeks winner-take-all showdown with Wisconsin. In our second segment we discuss Twins prospects and their possible impact on the 2020 season. We finish by discussing NFL news and highlights, Fantasy Football, and make our Bold Predictions for the week. 

Welcome to our first ever podcast. In Maybe Next Year Ep: 1 we talk about the Vikings/Broncos game, the Gopher football team chance at the Rose Bowl, the Timberwolves chances at a playoff spot, and the Twins offseason moves.