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Rox manager Augie Rodriguez joined WJON on Friday to discuss how he is dealing with the lack of baseball, his optimism regarding the upcoming season being played, the Northwoods League beginning play in North Dakota and Friday's "At-Home Opener" the team is hosting on Facebook.

Star Tribune Sports Columnist Jim Souhan joined me on WJON today. Jim talked about his conversation with former Twins Centerfielder Torii Hunter. He talked about Torii's encounters with police and concerns he has for his kids.

With Friday's actual home opener postponed indefinitely, the St. Cloud Rox are offering fans a way to watch a ballgame and connect with an "At-Home Opener" Friday night on the team's Facebook page.

This week, Dave and Jay discuss the likelihood of the Northwoods League's return this year, why the NHL is so committed to finishing this season as opposed to preparing for next year, who to side with the MLB's money dispute and the recent MIAC football shakeup.

Major League Baseball is far apart on an agreement to return to play. Star Tribune Sports Columnist Jim Souhan joined me on WJON today. He says the Major League Baseball has looked bad before and they could again if the two sides can't work something out.

Kevin Falness of the Minnesota Wild Radio Network joined WJON's "Hang Up and Listen" on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the NHL's latest plan to return to the ice.

The MIAC will now be divided into the "Northwoods" and "Skyline" divisions, with the monikers derived from the conference's two primary colors: Northwoods Green and Skyline Silver.

The St. Cloud Rox released a detailed plan to return to the field this summer. Any return to action will still have to be approved by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.

The St. Cloud State men's basketball team has a great history of success over the years which includes great coaches and players. With the help of St. Cloud State Assistant Athletic Director of Strategic Communications Tom Nelson and I put together some of the best men's basketball player…

The Northwoods League announced the unconventional way it plans to open its season, with three teams stationed in Bismarck, North Dakota playing each other 48 times.