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Sports

The Metrodome's 25th anniversary

The Metrodome's 25th anniversary

The Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, which opened 25 years ago, is considered the country's most versatile stadium. The history, funding, politics, major events and most amazing stories of The Dome are told by the man with the closest association to the place, Bill Lester.

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Terry Ryan resigns as Twins GM

Terry Ryan resigns as Twins GM

Ryan has been general manager for the past 13 years. "The defeats are getting a little harder to take and the wins aren't as much fun. That's not a good thing to experience as a general manager," he said Thursday.
by Brandt Williams

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Vikings scrambling to avoid TV blackout

Vikings scrambling to avoid TV blackout

The Minnesota Vikings have until 2 p.m. Friday to sell out the Metrodome and avoid a TV blackout of their first game of the season, this Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. MPR's Cathy Wurzer talked with Sean Jensen, who covers the Vikings for the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

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State Fair annual sports extravaganza

State Fair annual sports extravaganza

MPR sports analyst Howard Sinker makes his annual appearance at the State Fair for the "Midday Sports Extravaganza."

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Commentary: Brewster brings success before a game is played

Commentary: Brewster brings success before a game is played

The Minnesota Gophers open their football season Saturday against Bowling Green. Most of the focus has been on new head coach Tim Brewster, but commentator Jay Weiner says there's something else we should pay attention to -- the makeup of his coaching staff.

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Vikings explain why land deal fell through

Vikings explain why land deal fell through

The Minnesota Vikings' $45 million deal to buy land from the Star Tribune has fallen through, and the team's vice president explains why.

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How is technology changing golf?

How is technology changing golf?

The best players love the latest golf equipment. The tiniest technological improvements can make a big difference in earnings. Recreational players spend a great deal of money chasing new golf tech as well, but wavLength's Jon Gordon asks, "are hacks like you and me getting any better? Not so much."

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