Show Recap - Monday February 15, 2010
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Take(s):
Shep & Sharp In The Jungle
Shep & Sharp, from the Jim Rome show affiliate in Detroit, subbed in the Jungle today and had the following guests and takes: Shep says the NBA All-Star game is a bad product…Sharp disagrees, and callers sound off on Sharp's opinion. Jim Leyland, Manager of the Detroit Tigers, reacts to the MLB All-Star game in comparison to other league’s All-Star games and comments on a potential signing of Johnny Damon to the lineup. And, the Super Bowl is compared to the NBA All-Star game! Joe Dumars, NBA Hall of Famer and President of Basketball Operations for the Detroit Pistons, weighs in on the New Orleans Saints’ victory in the Super Bowl and provides reaction to the statement by NBA Commissioner David Stern that the league is bleeding financially. Plus, Peyton Manning…good guy and great quarterback! The NFL is as deep as it has ever been at the Quarterback position. And, callers weigh in on the Quarterback topic. Could the University... More » |
Guest(s):
Jim Leyland
Info & Stats: Manager Detroit Tigers | 1997 World Series Champion | 2-Time National League Manager of the Year | 2006 A.L. Manager of the Year. Topics: MLB All-Star Game vs. others | Part of a not so pleasant history | Moving forward in 2010 | Interest signing Johnny Damon | The batting order | Mark McGwire as a batting coach for the St. Louis Cardinals; getting the steroid era behind him | Miguel Cabrera’s battle with alchohol | Andre Dawson entering the Hall of Fame as an Expo | Smoking ban at the park | Fan of horse racing; ownership of a horse. |
Joe Dumars
Info & Stats: Former NBA Shooting Guard | President of Basket Ball Operations Detroit Pistons | NBA Hall of Famer | 2- Time NBA Champion | 6-Time NBA All-Star | 1989 NBA Finals MVP. Topics: Reaction to the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl win | Big being a Louisiana native to see them win | Emotional attachment to the win | Players love for a town | Saints won the game or did the Colts blow it? | A little bit of both in sports | Football picks | NBA bleeding financially | Belief that a resolution will come between the league and players | Why the NBA is still an elite product… |
