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Three sports fans who get together every week to share their thoughts about sports and whatever else may get in the way that week
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Sunday Sports In Review
Today Dan Tonelli, Dave Binkley, and John Davisson host sports fan and card shop owner, Kevan Stelzer as they talk about sports and other cards and even sneak in a little sports talk as well.
Sunday Sports In Review
This week Dan, Dave, John, and Tim welcome Dave Milo to the podcast. Dave is a 25 year broadcaster and a 20 High School coach and we welcome him in for his sports stories and his experiences for a very fun and educational hour.
Sunday Sports In Review
This week Dan, Dave, and John look a the Big Ten enhansed replay rule changes. Thanks Michigan. Seating at the OSU Horseshoe. Watson caught 'allegedly' speeding. New changes to NFL Hall fo Fame voting. Angel Reese and Catlin Clark team up for the basketball World Cup and the state of the WNBA. The manager who accidently pulled his pitcher. Is MBL about to expand? All this an more sports chatter.
Sunday Sports In Review
This week Dan, Dave and John lead the show with the Kawhi Leonard Scandle and the Clippers attempt to aboid the salary cap and whi si a scoreboard company and a defunct compay involved? Akron has a new golf tournament lined up for next year. We find out where you can (and can't) watch the Cav's this season. A rattlesnake alert! Wondering how the Browns will finish this year. And the Gurarians are still in the last wild card spot.
Sunday Sports In Review
Back again for another week of sports observations are Dan Tonelli, Dave Binkley, and John Davisson, and they kick it off with THE Ohio State University removing student seats for luxery boxes. Where Should Kent State and Akron U football go? Gamboling money in sports. Declared players want to go back to school. The Browns quarterback has been named and the fans aren't happy about it. The WNBA works it way back into the conversation. The end of the NFL Pro Bowl. And the Guardians are getting hot. Can theyh keep it up?
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