Introduction: Host Michael Rand notes the Twins' upswing, which included a rout of the Tigers on Monday that boosted their division lead to 5 1/2 games. Ryan Jeffers was key with a three-run home run, and catching depth — much like goalie depth in the NHL — appears to be a team strength.
Twins strengths, Vikings depth and a U.S. women's soccer failure

6:00: The Vikings released their first depth chart Monday, and even though head coach Kevin O'Connell cautioned us not to read too much into things the battle at backup running back is intriguing.
10:00: Local soccer writer Jon Marthaler joins Rand for a discussion of the U.S. Women's National Team and Minnesota United.
28:00: The Wild will miss Matt Dumba.
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Analysis: Vikings head into free agency with $60 million to spend and a QB decision to make

The Vikings finally have the financial freedom to be aggressive on the open market as they try to build on a team that won 14 games last season. Their plan seems to point to J.J. McCarthy as their quarterback.