Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse joins host Michael Rand for a look back at the weekend in sports, which frankly didn’t have a lot of great news for Minnesota sports fans.
Patrick Reusse on Caitlin Clark, Jordan Addison and the Twins
On Monday’s Daily Delivery podcast, Star Tribune columnist Patrick Reusse shares a funny story about a close call with Caitlin Clark’s cell phone, wonders what the Vikings (and NFL) will do after Jordan Addison’s latest incident and breaks down the Twins’ latest series.
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The Lynx lost to Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever on Sunday, showing they will struggle as long as Napheesa Collier is out. The game was a huge success from a business standpoint, with a sellout crowd and gate revenues topping $1 million helped greatly by a pro-Clark contingent.
Vikings WR Jordan Addison was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving in California, the second straight offseason he’s had a significant incident with a vehicle.
And the Twins lost their final game going into the All-Star break and are dealing with a handful of minor injuries to major players.
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