*sometimes I hate being a Minnesota sports fan tweet*

A reminder that Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Wes Edens is also co-owner of Aston Villa FC. So, in a way, I evidently can root for teams with title-winning owners. #upthevilla

A Volume One story I did on Vincent Trapani (from Old Abe Baseball and going to pitch for Arkansas Baseball): volumeone.org/articles/2021/…

Watching Luther Football here in Eau Claire and getting flashbacks to calling games on KWLC Radio (apologies to Dan Schumacher, but #gonorse).

The recently-retired Terry West talked in this great interview about her many encounters with County music legends while working in Eau Claire radio. Check it out! anchor.fm/luc-anthony/ep… WAXX 104.5 Luc Anthony

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Check out this amazing history report on broadcasting in Eau Claire! volumeone.org/sites/150/arti… Luc Anthony

Airing now, our interview with Gregg Evans of @TheAthleticUK about Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Wes Edens, and how he's been as co-owner of Aston Villa (Aston Villa) in the Premier League.

If you want more info on the book "Fabric Of The Game" from Luc Anthony's interview we just played with Todd Radom & Chris Creamer | SportsLogos.net, go here: toddradom.com/fabric-of-the-…

Chippewa Valley folks: any sign of the Packers yearbook in stores? It seems to be the latest it's ever been.

Yes, yes, I know, Josh Allen is having a whoa night tonight, but, seriously, THE TWINS BEAT THE YANKEES IN YANKEE STADIUM.

cc Uni Watch Pullover version of the 1987-era Twins jersey for use in their minor league system circa 1989:

A bit of a #throwbackthursday for Blugold Football -- highlights of the 1982 season opener at Carson Park: youtube.com/watch?v=yvOO7H…

Today In 1952: The Boston #Braves sign 18-year-old Henry Aaron and assign him to the Eau Claire Bears (Class C). He’ll play second base & be named the Northern League Rookie of the Year! #MLB #Baseball #History

Kinda wild having a favorite team make a major accomplishment in a season; I'm so not used to this. Up the Villa. #UTV

#BLEACHERTWEETS The saying is baseball is "hope spring eternal." However, as a Twins fan, between the trade deadline and now the Pohlads keeping the team, I feel pessimistic that they will prioritize winning over the bottom line any season soon. Is there good reason to hope?