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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2020 · 2H 15M

State of the Sweatpants, Lions Identity, Isaiah Livers and Franz Wagner Thinking NBA, Major MLB Changes, & Top Five Sports Movies

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Big Drew and Producers Fongers and Shea help get you through another day in quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic with discussions about the Lions’ identity in 2020; Isaiah Livers and Franz Wagner thinking about turning pro; major changes in Major League Baseball; and the Top Five sports movies of all-time:- What exactly are the Lions trying to build here?- Two Michigan players are thinking about testing the NBA waters. Are they possibly making a mistake? Also, who is the BEST pro prospect in the state?- Major changes are on tap for Major League Baseball. Are they good changes?- What are your Top Five sports movies of all-time?Also, to begin Friday’s show, the guys give out a State of the Sweatpants address! Lastly, the guys speak to MLive’s Ben Raven about more Lions offseason signings and Roger Goodell’s recent remarks on the NFL and Maize n Brew’s Anthony Broome on the latest happenings with Michigan football and basketball.

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