Vikings, Wolves and Twins: H&H podcast
In this week?s episode, Ahmad Hicks and Henry Lake dive deep into the latest in Minnesota sports. The Vikings just traded away Harrison Phillips ? is this the sign of a bigger move coming, or simply confidence in their depth? Plus, with injuries, lack of practice time, and a suspension in the WR room, do the Vikings need to add another weapon before Week 1? New Timberwolves owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez have already made waves, firing nearly 40 employees behind the scenes. Lake raises a tough question: can they really run an NBA franchise without prior experience? With just over a month left in the regular season for the Twins, the guys share their expectations and outlook for the playoff push.
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