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Two friends and diehard hockey fans discuss breaking news around the NHL, as well as share their thoughts and opinions. Recorded in the WCRD 91.3 studio at Ball State University.
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The Michigan Man Podcast is produced for die hard Wolverine fans. The show will include weekly interviews with Michigan Bloggers and other special guests. The center piece of the show will be fan feedback. We want fans to phone in audio posts, and email their comments, rants...whatever is on their mind regarding Michigan athletics. The Podcast format will evolve in the coming months. Initially we will have four segments. 1) The View from section 17 - Commentary from host Mike Fitzpatrick 2) ...
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Sport ecologist Dr. Madeleine Orr is pitching a ‘green game plan’ for sports fans. In “Warming Up,” Orr pairs her academic curiosity and storytelling to stir optimism (or “hopeium”) about using the power of sport to explain climate adaptation. The University of Toronto professor’s début book reminds readers sports are a bigger social connector than…
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In “Ali Hoops,” the début children’s book by sports anchor Evanka Osmak, the 10-year-old heroine just wants a place in the game. Ali “daydreams about being a basketball star,” but frets about whether she can make her school team. Along the way, Ali learns lessons about who makes a true team off and on the floor — and illustrates how sports give a c…
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Noah Gittell is here to get the baseball movie out of its big-screen slump. In “Baseball: The Movie,” his first book, he advocates for the return of a sports movie niche that has faded since “Moneyball” and “42” were hits in the early ’10s. Drawing on insights from fellow writers and ballplayers, Gittell shows how the baseball movie, since the time…
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Whether Ben Johnson ever receives exoneration, the examination of the Canadian sprinter’s life and times by Mary Ormsby shows he got a raw deal. Johnson became the first track-and-field Olympian to lose a gold medal for doping after a positive test at the 1988 Summer Olympics. In “World’s Fastest Man*: The Life of Ben Johnson,” Ormsby raises alarmi…
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In what might be his most ambitious work, author and hockey legend Ken Dryden affirms the value of finding our similarities. At the start of the 2020s, Dryden sought out people with whom he shared a uniquely Canadian coming-of-age experience during an ambitious era. In the early 1960s, Dryden was part of the ‘Brain Class’ at Etobicoke C.I. — studen…
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How Pete Rose became so polarizing spurred Keith O’Brien to get granular in “Charlie Hustle,” which has become an instant The New York Times bestseller. In 1989, Major League Baseball’s hit king received a lifetime ban for betting on games in which he managed his hometown Cincinnati Reds. With reportorial digging, O’Brien reminds readers of everyth…
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The class of 25 hasn't had a commit in almost 3 months. My guest today says don't worry, Sherrone Moore and staff are working their tails off and we should start seeing results in the summer months. With me this week is EJ Holland from The Wolverine ON3By Mike Fitzpatrick
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Jack McCallum is on the case of the Crispus Attucks Tigers, a young Oscar Robertson, and purloined glory in the heartland of hoops. In The Real Hoosiers, his 12th book, McCallum dives into why Indiana celebrates the 1954 Milan Miracle, and the film “Hoosiers,” more than Attucks. Repping a school community forced into existence in a “bewildering and…
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Morgan Campbell’s debut memoir, “My Fighting Family: Borders and Bloodlines and the Battles That Made Us” is more than a sports book — but sport is a through line. Campbell, whose parents and a set of grandparents decamped from Chicago for Toronto during the sociopolitically turbulent late 1960s, shares much about growing up Black and learning his …
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Gambling has become a new revenue stream for major sports leagues in the last few years, raising questions about how to protect competitive integrity. It also calls to mind the fallout from the Black Sox Scandal, the greatest game-fixing scandal in the history of North American sports. In "Joe Jackson vs. Chicago American League Baseball Club: Neve…
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Erik Kramer built an NFL career on precision, timing, and accuracy, but it was his greatest miss that led to him building a complete life. Since surviving a 2015 suicide attempt, the former quarterback is making his ultimate comeback day after day, living with renewed sense of purpose. Athletically, Kramer climbed up from the "bottom of the barrel,…
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Who has it better than us? Nooobody! National Champions Baby! It's been a journey filled with twists and turns a Hollywood screenwriter probably couldn't come up with. In the end it's a very happy ending. Joining us to discuss not only the championship game, but the journey that started a year ago at this time is beat writer Aaron McMann from MLive…
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It has been an incredible ride with Team 144 this year. In spite of all the distractions they have stayed focused and achieved all of their goals. Almost that is. There is still work to do, and the opponent is formidable. Joining me next with her up close and personal perspective is Elise Woodward, sideline reporter for The Washington Huskies Footb…
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Have you recovered from our heart pounding Alabama victory on Monday? One more step is left on the journey and it will be against a very good Washington team with the most explosive offense we've encountered this season. My guest today says The Huskies and Michael Penix are that good, but Michigan is built to play a team like this. With me today is…
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My guest today says Alabama is unlike any team we've played this year. They create some serious matchup problems that will require Michigan to be creative and break season long tendencies. He says the key to victory could very well be asking JJ McCarthy to win the game for us. With me today is Chris Balas from The Wolverine Magazine and The Wolveri…
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Nothing is ever as good as it once was. That’s a lie —they improve, or more accurately, they evolve. Still, why not look back with a bit of wonder? Rich Cohen is the right writer to put the NBA, then and now, into perspective. In When the Game Was War: The NBA's Greatest Season, Cohen stress-tests his belief that the 1987-88 season was the zenith o…
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The team is back at practice and preparing for a showdown with Nick Saban's Crimson Tide. This week we'll get a Bama insiders toughts on this very talented opponent, and also how he sees the matchup with Michigan. Joining us is host Dave Ozment from Alabama Football PodcastBy Mike Fitzpatrick
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What a night it was in Indy celebrating our 3rd consecutive outright Big 10 Championship. Can it get any better? You bet your maize n blue heart it can. Next up in The CFP is Nick Saban and his big bad Crimon Tide. To discuss that and more I'm joined today by Clayton Sayfie from The Wolverine ON3By Mike Fitzpatrick
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Go Blue! Jim is back and we are off to Indy for the third straight year. Iowa is a heavy underdog but they are used to that. Joining me to discuss our glorius Ohio State win and look ahead to The B10 Championship Game is John Borton from The Wolverine MagazineBy Mike Fitzpatrick
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For the second time in 3 years we meet Iowa in The Big 10 Championship game. Coach Ferentz and his team will be huge underdogs, but they will bring their physical defense and elite special teams to challenge us. With me today is the radio play by play voice of Iowa Football Gary DolphinBy Mike Fitzpatrick
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Pride and Prejudice It could have easily been the title of Ted Nolan’s biography. My Life in Two Worlds: A Coach’s Journey from the Reserve to the NHL and Back encompasses the duality of his drive to show people from his world, Garden River First Nation, could succeed in another one, whilst centering their Indigenous identity. A career coach who ha…
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It's finally time. Jim won't be in there in person, but he will in spirit. Can Michigan shutout the noise and deliver one of the biggest wins in program history? My guest thinks so. Joining me once again this year to preview The Game is The Angel of The Big House. Beat writer Angelique Chengelis from The Detroit News…
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The NHL Draft is one of hockey's great spectacles. Just after the Stanley Cup is awarded, the spotlight shifts to the draft floor, where teams hope to acquire future stars and the diamonds in the rough that can lead them — or keep them — in contention. As a former NHL president and general manager, Doug MacLean has seen the process from the inside.…
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Will Jim be on the sidelines Saturday? Not if Petitti has his way. At any rate, the boys will head to Maryland in hopes of staying perfect and tuning up for those softies from Columbus. With me today is Maryland great and current Terps radio color guy Steve SuterBy Mike Fitzpatrick
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