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Major League Baseball proposed a 60-game schedule with full prorated salaries for players but the players association still wants more games. Star Tribune Sports Columnist Jim Souhan says the chances of an agreement have increased with the two sides meeting face to face.

Major League Baseball continues to bicker like children when it comes to getting back on the field. What is keeping Jay and Dave from just turning in their Joe Mauer jerseys forever?

In the first half of the segment, Stohs talks about the Twins' first round draft pick, Aaron Sabato of North Carolina. While the Twins currently have a lot of first base/corner outfield players in the system, he says depth is never a bad thing.

Major League Baseball remains at an impasse in their negotiations to return to play. The sticking points for the players and owners remains to be money. Star Tribune Sports Columnist Jim Souhan joined me on WJON today.

The PGA Tour returned this week with the Charles Schwab Challenge at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. The golfers all tested negative for Covid-19 and have adjusted to what is a new normal on the PGA tour with no spectators.

Seth Stohs of Twins Daily joined WJON on Tuesday to preview the draft. Topics include the Twins' draft history and how it compares to other MLB teams, the difference between Terry Ryan and 'Falvine's' drafts, who the Twins might take with their first pick and more.

My grandpa, who really had no interest in baseball cards at the time, paid $3 for the card and handed it to me. I'll never forget what he said when he gave it to me.

This week, Seth and Dave discuss Joe Mauer's Hall of Fame candidacy. The discussion breaks down the raw numbers, how the lack of team success might affect his chances, who else is on the ballot in 2024 and more.

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.

The NHL outlined its plan to return to play yesterday when health requirements are met. Star Tribune Sports Columnist Jim Souhan joined me on WJON today. He feels the NHL is 99 percent likely to return and he expects their return to come in July.