Sumo - May Basho Preview - Dan Hanf
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Wakatakakage is the defending champ! Our boy finally won the Yusho. Now, can he continue his winning ways and make it to Ozeki? How will Terunofuji bounce back? How about Ura? We’re also talking Charleston Riverdogs. Dan Hanf used to work for the Dogs and scouted Yankee prospects Brett Gardner and Gary Sanchez. All that and more, this week on Larry! Guests: Dan Hanf - Twitch | YouTube | IG: @danly_steel Follow @LarryTheAthlete on Twitter and Instagram
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