Big moves, bigger questions in Minnesota sports: H and H Podcast

Henry Lake and Ahmad Hicks break down a busy day in Minnesota sports, including the Minnesota Twins announcement of their new limited partners, the Minnesota Wild being the hottest team in hockey, the Minnesota Vikings riding their first two-game winning streak of the season, and the latest with the Minnesota Gophers men's basketball team.

Winter storm warning, White Christmas on stage, how to stay safe on winter roads & more: Dec. 9, 2025

On today’s episode of “The Afternoon Shift,” Ian Leonard provides updates to the winter storm hitting across the state today. And in the spirit of winter weather, Adam Llorens is joined by a AAA Minnesota representative about winter weather driving tips, and the cast of Chanhassen Dinner Theatre’s “White Christmas” comes in studio! Plus, a profile of TubaChristmas, and Pierre Noujaim with the latest on the Timberwolves and Vikings.

ICE reportedly targeting Somalis in MLPS, MN fraud charges in focus, pregnancy & more: Dec. 2, 2025

On today's episode of "The Afternoon Shift," Adam and Maxx cover the breaking story of a potential ICE operation in Minnesota specifically targeting Somali immigrants. Plus, FOX 9's Paul Blume joins the table to talk about the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce's CEO's fraud case. Adam and Maxx chat about the state of the Twins, learn about a new bicycle path open in Hennepin County, and FOX 9's Hannah Flood teaches the guys all about pregnancy.

Byron Buxton named Minnesota Twins 2025 MVP

The Minnesota Twins on Wednesday announced their awards for the 2025 season. Byron Buxton, Joe Ryan, Luke Keaschall, Austin Martin and Ryan Jeffers were among the players honored.

Target Field replica built out of Legos

A young architectural draftsman has found a unique way to show his devotion to the Minnesota Twins ? creating Target Field out of Legos brick by brick. FOX 9?s Maury Glover has the story.

Napheesa Collier, Twins fire Baldelli, Vikings & Anthony Edwards: H&H Podcast

Napheesa Collier dropped a bomb on WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert, calling out how she’s running the league and even revealing private conversations. On the newest episode of the H&H Podcast, Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake break down Collier’s powerful statement. Lake wonders if we’d be hearing this if the Lynx were competing for a title, while Ahmad argues it was time for Collier to step up as a leader. 0Meanwhile, the Minnesota Twins fired manager Rocco Baldelli — but did ownership ever give him enough to win? The guys debate if the blame really falls on the manager and players, or if this is another case of ownership failing the team. The Minnesota Vikings’ offensive struggles also take center stage. First it was all blamed on J.J. McCarthy, but Carson Wentz is running into the exact same problems. Can this team ever fix their offensive line? And finally, Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves tip off preseason against the Denver Nuggets. Is this the year they finally get over the hump? If so, what will it take? Hicks and Lake dive in.

Twins fire Rocco Baldelli after 7 seasons

The Minnesota Twins on Monday fired Rocco Baldelli as manager after seven seasons. FOX 9's Pierre Noujaim joined The Afternoon Shift to break down the move and what it means for the franchise going forward.

Lynx, NBA future, Twins and Vikings: H & H Podcast

This week on the H & H Podcast, Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake recap a busy week in Minnesota sports and look ahead to the NBA’s future. Minnesota Lynx: Fresh off knocking out the Golden State Valkyries in the first round, but Lake says they’ve got to start games faster if they want to keep advancing in the playoffs. NBA Future: With LeBron James hinting at retirement, the guys debate whether Anthony Edwards can take the torch as the league’s next face — and what the NBA might look like without King James. Minnesota Twins: As the season wraps up, Lake searches for reasons to be optimistic heading into next year. Minnesota Vikings: After laying an egg against the Falcons, Hicks and Lake break down what’s really going on with the team and rookie QB J.J. McCarthy.