Introduction: Host Michael Rand connects the dots on two of the biggest stories of the day — one national and one local. First, Minnesota is getting closer to legalizing sports betting after new legislation was announced Monday that has the backing of the Minnesota Indian Gaming Association. It's part of a proliferation of sports wagering that has permeated the modern sports fan, perhaps influencing reaction to Calvin Ridley being suspended for a year on Monday by the NFL for wagering on games.
Legalizing sports betting, Aaron Rodgers' waffling and a lopsided Wolves win
On Tuesday's Daily Delivery podcast, Michael Rand tackled all of those subjects and welcomed Star Tribune Gophers men's basketball beat writer Marcus Fuller onto the show.
March 8, 2022 at 2:56PM
7:00: Gophers men's basketball writer Marcus Fuller joins the show to examine further his recent piece on the 10 players who left the program after last season, what they are up to now and how their departures have influenced this year's last-place Minnesota team.
24:00: Aaron Rodgers maybe could possibly sort of make a decision soon ... the Wolves continued their recent strong play with a blowout win over Portland ... and the first Twins homestand of the year will be wiped out if there is no labor deal today.
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Minnesota shot nearly 60% during a 20-8 start to erase a fresh loss to Nebraska, but guard/forward Taylor Woodson suffered a knee injury early in the game.
