Spaulding!No!
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Pooh! Tyrone’s new jaw.
Wait, you don't want to see more of Rudy fumbling good passes and Kat hitting the floor after making an awkward drive to the basket?If Kerr decides to sit Ant against Canada, that wouldn't bother me a bit.
Please. Don't. Get. Hurt. Ant!
A season watching Rudy and KAT trying to figure it out without Ant would be a tough go.
I don't have a problem with the wolves leaving WCCO. I hope their "super non traditional route" allows people to easily access the games.Here's an odd little nugget courtesy of the Strib:
The Minnesota Timberwolves games won't be broadcast on their long-time flagship WCCO Radio this season, and it wasn't immediately clear where the games will be heard.
"We appreciated our partnership with WCCO and the radio broadcast opportunities we were able to accomplish with them," team spokeswoman Sara Perez wrote in a statement. "However, we are looking forward to announcing a new radio broadcast partnership in the weeks to come."
In a letter to radio staff, WCCO market manager and senior vice president Jeff Gonsales wrote the station worked hard to keep the NBA team and "offered more than what we delivered from our previous contract."
He said Timberwolves Chief Operating Officer Ryan Tanke told WCCO that the team is going to use a "super non-traditional" route for its broadcast partnership in a "one-year trial."
OK - what is a 'super non-traditional route?
doubt itI don't have a problem with the wolves leaving WCCO. I hope their "super non traditional route" allows people to easily access the games.
iHeart Radio?Here's an odd little nugget courtesy of the Strib:
The Minnesota Timberwolves games won't be broadcast on their long-time flagship WCCO Radio this season, and it wasn't immediately clear where the games will be heard.
"We appreciated our partnership with WCCO and the radio broadcast opportunities we were able to accomplish with them," team spokeswoman Sara Perez wrote in a statement. "However, we are looking forward to announcing a new radio broadcast partnership in the weeks to come."
In a letter to radio staff, WCCO market manager and senior vice president Jeff Gonsales wrote the station worked hard to keep the NBA team and "offered more than what we delivered from our previous contract."
He said Timberwolves Chief Operating Officer Ryan Tanke told WCCO that the team is going to use a "super non-traditional" route for its broadcast partnership in a "one-year trial."
OK - what is a 'super non-traditional route?
My guess is an iHeart Radio channel, with select games on KFAN.strictly speculating, but "super non-traditional" suggests a streaming-only approach - going away from traditional 'over-the-air' radio.
my question with that has to do with advertising. how do you sell advertising or set ad rates when there is no track record for that delivery system?
it would be interesting to know what 'CCO got for T-Wolves ratings and ad sales. the only time I have ever listened to the Wolves on the radio is when I am on the road at night and I couldn't find anything else. IMHO, NBA on the radio doesn't work as well as baseball or football.
Called it!!!!My guess is an iHeart Radio channel, with select games on KFAN.
I know it's just the offseason but alright, this got my pumped.Big Ticket is spot on.
Howl Wolves!!
Check out the time stamp on Post #400, Bubba.Called it!!!!
But I called the KFAN gamesCheck out the time stamp on Post #400, Bubba.
Par the course...i usually only get things half right!But I called the KFAN games