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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 13 episodes
You Don't Need Credentials to Care About Your Team Fans Without Credentials is a Michigan-focused sports podcast built for casual fans who love their teams but don’t pretend to be experts. Hosted by two proudly unqualified, non-athletic fans, (and a former coach to keep us straight) the show pokes elitist gatekeeping, overcooked analytics culture, and anyone who thinks fandom requires credentials. The Aim To create a Michigan sports podcast where casual fans feel welcome, elitist gatekeeping is mocked, and nobody has to lie about having played at a high level. Talent(ish) Jared Stayman : Had dreams to play for the Celtics but plays a pretty good cello. Tom Clementson : Career benchwarmer, enthusiastic instigator, professional watcher of sports. Eric Huffman: Former girls basketball coach, named coach of the year once upon a time...because every group needs supervision.
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Episode #15
In this episode, we talk the latest in Detroit sports, including the Pistons' offseason moves, the Red Wings' management situation, and the Tigers' season highlights. Join us for insights, analysis, and predictions from sports enthusiasts Jared, Tom, and Eric.
Episode #14
In this episode, Tom and Eric discuss the latest in Detroit sports, MLB pennant races, NFL training camps, youth sports, and the Red Wings' management search strategy, providing insights into team dynamics, player movements, and organizational changes.
Episode #12
In this episode, we did into the Pistons' season of indecision and how that shapes their roster and how they fall in with the rest of the Eastern Conference. We delve Warde Manual's buyout at Michigan and how Sign-gate fits into the modern sports scandals, including college football and basketball controversies, and analyze their impact on institutions and fans. Join us as we explore the most notorious scandals and what they reveal about the culture of college sports programs. And we'll wrap up with some Detroit Tigers buy or sell rumors.
Episode #11
In this episode, Tom and Eric kick off the rust and talk Tigers - from trade deadline deals, or not, to one red hot rookie. Eric talks the other football as the World Cup hits its crescendo. The boys make a big announcement for fall fun - and the impossible happened at the Pizza, Pizza headquarters with Steve Yzerman's 'promotion' out of the GM role and what it might signal for Wings fans.
Episode #10
<p>Ever feel like your favorite team is stuck in a rut? 😩 Let's talk about why the Redwings captain allegedly asked for a trade.</p><p></p><p>As Detroit fans, we’re all feeling the same frustration. The Wings seem to be acquiring and hanging on to players who just aren’t fitting a playoff caliber profile. It’s tough to watch when you know changes need to be made.</p><p></p><p>Maybe it’s time to reboot the rebuild - but first, how many clubs will make Larkin's exception list for a deal to be done? Can the Win...
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