If The Vikings Leave how would this effect the Sports stations in this state ?
I wish the greedy bunch of Vikings with their convicted felon players a swift exit to Los Angeles, who lusts for them. We good decent taxpayers have one more round with the Minneapolis City Council yet able to kill the deal of megamillions stolen from taxpayers without representation. Gary Schiff of city council wants to nail them with taxpayer vote, which is a binding law on the books. If I were a lawyer, I'd be defending it. Councilmember Lisa Goodman is an angel. She wants NO taxpayer monies for the greedy gorgon Vikings. There should be a law that any corporate entity wanting city or state aid has only TWO chances to come to bat. And they're out. If this were South Dakota, the Vikings would have been thrown out of any kind of taxpayer funding. And sent packing. My opinions are shared by the majority of taxpayers. Unfortunately, I could not round them up to kick a*s like the Viking jock strap sniffers did at the State Capitol.Wright County Guy said:The Vikings leaving will be a big hit for current Vikings flagship KFAN since they get a nice ratings bump in the fall, but I would be surprised if there was any format changes.
KFAN-100.3 FM has Wild Hockey and Gophers football
ESPN (KSTP/1500AM) has Twins baseball, Gophers basketball, and Gophers hockey
WCCO-AM 830 has Timberwolves basketball
There's still plenty of sports to go around.