In this episode, Derek (@CreaseAndAssist), Steve (@brandsteve), and Theresa (@MNSOTA24) discuss the Wild's current TV contract as well as the team's history. The question is asked, if the Minnesota Wild should own the North Stars history or not. Then we go on to our new segment, Hot Topix, where we discuss a bunch of Wild questions, in a rapid fire style, and we answer listener questions as well. Today's segment of "Prospects With Steve", Steve talks about prospect Adam Andersson. We round out the show with hockey news around Minnesota and elsewhere.

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In this episode, Derek (@CreaseAndAssist), Kalisha (@KalishaTownsell), Steve (@BrandSteve), and Theresa (@MNSOTA24) discuss the lack of news on the Quinn Hughes front, as well as the results of a fan survey done by the Athletic. We also discuss surveys we conducted through Twitter/X, that discuss which Wild forwards need to raise their game in order for the Wild to have success in the 2026-27 season as well as whether the team's offseason changes were enough to get the team past the 2nd round or not. We then answer some listener questions too.

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In this episode, Derek (@CreaseAndAssist) and Theresa (@MNSOTA24), are joined by friend of the pod, Dan Whenesota (@WHENESOTA), to discuss his most recent creation, the story of the Midwest Sports Channel.

In this current age of multiple streaming services, sometimes combined with a cable or satellite subscription, many don't realize how far back the concept of dedicated regional sports broadcasting goes. Minnesota sports have a long (and sometimes tragic) history of creating a dedicated network to carry and cover all Minnesota sports. However, the current trend is if you're a multi sport fan, you need multiple streaming services just to catch your teams in action. People who cut the cord on expensive cable or satellite, are starting to find themselves carrying multiple subscriptions that are getting them closer to what they were paying cable and satellite companies. In Dan's blog, he breaks down the history and the legacy (and even ramifications) of the Midwest Sports Channel.

Make sure you check out Dan's blog to get the full history of the Midwest Sports Channel:

Dan Whenesota: Midwest Sports Channel

Thanks for listening and make sure you follow Dan on X/Twitter and check out his blog, WHEN-ESOTA for more amazing Minnesota sports history.