Charley Walters
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Charley Walters: Stu Voigt thinks Vikings are a playoff team (opens the original)
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Stu Voigt, as a Vikings broadcast analyst for 18 seasons, was so adept at his craft in the booth that he would call plays on the field before they happened. So, what about these Vikings, who open the season hosting the Packers on Sept. 13? “Kyler Murray’s had injuries over the years, J.J. McCarthy’s had injury problems in his brief stay here, Carson Wentz has been a good soldier, but I don’t know how much he’s got left in the tank,” Voigt said of the Vikings’ quarterbacks. “Wentz has taken a pre
Charley Walters: Marc Lore’s need for cash likely prompted Wolves sale (opens the original)
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The bottom line regarding Marc Lore giving up controlling interest in the Timberwolves and Lynx last week may have been Lore’s bottom line. New controlling owner Marc Stad, 47, a Harvard grad who was a quiet limited partner in the Wolves-Lynx and who heads an equity firm based in San Francisco, appears to be bailing out Lore in a deal at a valuation of $4.5 billion. It was Lore and Rodriguez who in 2024 were bailed out by billionaires Michael Bloomberg and Eric Schmidt to make a $1.5 billion pur
Charley Walters: Vikings’ stars to mostly watch exhibition opener (opens the original)
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The Vikings open their exhibition season Saturday against the New York Giants in New Jersey. The guess here is that most of Minnesota’s quarterback playing time will go to J.J. McCarthy and Carson Wentz, preserving Kyler Murray from risk of injury. That’s not to say Murray wouldn’t play a series or two. Also, it’s unlikely wide receiver Justin Jefferson will be seeing the field on Saturday for the same reason as Murray: injury risk. During the two years that Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell had QB
Charley Walters: Twins’ Ryan Jeffers isn’t dwelling on trade talk (opens the original)
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Twins catcher Ryan Jeffers can become a free agent after this season. He’s playing for $6.7 million, a salary that will at least triple next season. He’s the top-regarded free agent-eligible catcher in baseball. The big-spending New York Yankees salivate over him. If the Twins don’t deal Jeffers by baseball’s trade deadline in nine days, they would get nothing in return. It’s clear the Twins’ Pohlad ownership will sell the club as soon as they get the right offer. That could be $2 billion once M
Charley Walters: Twins’ deal for Kody Clemens was a steal (opens the original)
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It was 1990 when the Minnesota Vikings paid just $100 to claim Cris Carter off waivers from the Philadelphia Eagles. Carter went on to earn a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. This isn’t to say that the Minnesota Twins paying another Philadelphia team, the Phillies, to acquire Kody Clemens is a comparable bargain. But for sure, it looks like a pretty good deal. A little birdie says the Twins paid the Phillies just $100,000 straight up for Clemens. In 81 games for the Twins this season, the
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