If there were any questions about how little the Green Bay Packers care about the Week 18 results against the Minnesota Vikings, they erased them on Thursday. Matt LaFleur had already indicated that the NFC’s No. 7 seed would rest their starters, and the quarterback decision confirmed it.

Both Jordan Love and Malik Willis have dealt with injuries this season. Love missed last week with a concussion and, despite beign cleared to return, will not play in the finale. Instead, LaFleur is dipping deep into the depth chart and starting Clayton Tune.

Clayton Tune to Start for Green Bay Against MN Vikings

Despite attempting just four passes this season and owning only 27 career attempts, Clayton Tune will make the second start of his NFL career. The former Houston Cougars quarterback is being elevated from the practice squad to lead Green Bay on Sunday.

Jordan Love has cleared concussion protocol, but coach Matt LaFleur said Clayton Tune will start the regular season finale on Sunday at Minnesota. pic.twitter.com/Fe9yik0sSn

— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) January 1, 2026

A fifth-round pick by the Arizona Cardinals in 2023, Tune has appeared in 14 games but has yet to throw a touchdown pass at the NFL level. He has been intercepted three times, including earlier this season when he briefly stepped in the Green Bay against the Baltimore Ravens.

It’s unrealistic to expect Tune to perform at a high level, especially against Minnesota’s starting defensive unit. That could force Green Bay to lean on its backup situation, which isn’t entirely straightforward either.

The Packers signed former Atlanta Falcons starter Desmond Ridder on Wednesday. Ridder hasn’t appeared in a game this season, but he has spent some time on the Vikings practice squad twice, giving him some familiarity with Minnesota. Even if he doesn’t see the field, that insight could be valuable on the sideline.

Where do the Minnesota Vikings turn?

J.J. McCarthy continues to recover from a fracture in his throwing hand. Max Brosmer has been mediocre in limited opportunities, and Carson Wentz is out for the season. Kevin O’Connell has indicated that all options remain on the table, including John Wolford.

It makes little sense to play McCarthy at anything less than full strength. Even when healthy, his performance has been underwhelming. In nine games this season, the presumed starter has completed just 57.3% of his passes with an 11-to-12 TD/INT ratio.

McCarthy practiced in a limited capacity on Wednesday, a trend that is expected to continue throughout the week. Brosmer appears to have the inside track for the start, but the final decision won’t be known until O’Connell makes it official.

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The NBA Draft is in the rearview mirror and the Minnesota Timberwolves grabbed a pair of 18-year-old big men. Both Rocco Zikarski and Joan Beringer are expected in Las Vegas to play in the NBA Summer League.

Those two youngsters aren’t the only big names to represent the Timberwolves this summer. Minnesota needs Rob Dillingham to take serious steps forward this offseason and he’ll be given the chance to showcase where he’s at. Fellow first round pick Terrence Shannon Jr. will join him.

Second year talent make MN Timberwolves Summer League roster

Rob Dillingham looked like he needed much more development than Terrence Shannon Jr. did last season as rookies in the NBA. Both of them are going to get run for the Minnesota Timberwolves during the Summer League circuit in Las Vegas. The roster was made public on Thursday.

The most notable names on the roster outside of the two recent draft picks include Dillingham, Shannon Jr., Miller, and Clark. Each of them got run during different parts of the Minnesota Timberwolves regular season last year.

Shannon Jr. has arguably already outgrown the constraints of the Summer League. He played in 32 games last season for Minnesota and averaged 10.6 minutes per game. He scored just 4.3 points per game, but was a bright spot when the training wheels came off.

Terrence Shannon Jr. in the last 30 hours:

— 24 points
— 11 rebounds
— 7 assists
— 8/17 FG, 2/7 3P, 6/6 FT
— 49 minutes

Not only is he playing with nonstop energy, but he is also playing like a 30-year-old vet. Incredibly bought in on defense, and the offense has looked great. pic.twitter.com/NJUVhV0iAj

— Charlie Walton (@CharlieWaltonMN) February 14, 2025

The Timberwolves saw Shannon Jr. record a career-high 25 points against the Los Angeles Lakers in February, and he poured in double-digits on five separate occasions. With the departure of Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Shannon Jr. looks like a prime candidate to pick up extra minutes in the rotation.

It will be interesting to see how both Brenginer and Zikarski fare stateside. The former is expected to join Minnesota this season and could push for minutes as a backup center. The latter is expected to stay in Australia and continue to develop until the Timberwolves need his services.

Related: ESPN Expert Crowns Wolves as 1st Round NBA Draft Winner

Dillingham showed flashes that made him a lottery pick last season. Unfortunately they didn’t translate to consistent production at the NBA level and he was often riding the pine. The Minnesota Timberwolves desperately need a facilitator to run the offense and contribute behind Mike Conley. Dillingham’s opportunity is right in front of him.

The NBA Summer League starts on July 10 and the championship game is scheduled for July 20th. Minnesota kicks off their practices on Monday July 7th and will be led by assistant coach Kevin Hanson.

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My editor doesn’t think this piece will get clicks, but if you’re a fan of Minnesota sports, you’re a fan of Lindsey Vonn. And at 40 years old, Vonn could very well be the best women’s alpine skier in the country.

The Lindsey Vonn comeback tour has begun

Vonn proved she’s still atop the sport by finishing sixth — and first amongst Americans — in her first downhill race since 2019, which was this week at St. Anton in Austria. On a titanium knee, Vonn finished just over half a second off the pace, which was set by Federica Brignone (Italy).

She also overcame poor visibility to finish fourth in the super-G race the next day, which has historically been her second-best event. It’s also the one that’s given her the biggest bruises.

Lindsey Vonn put on a SHOW with an incredible fourth place finish in St. Anton. 👑🤯 pic.twitter.com/L4hKAZGTVS

— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) January 12, 2025

Because of her storied injury history and advanced age, Vonn took a lot of crap from fellow alpine skiers for making a comeback after almost six years away from the sport. Now she looks to have a legitimate shot to qualify for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.

Vonn dated Tiger Woods, which makes her one of the bravest women alive. Although her return to competitive skiing might be enough indication of her bravery given some of the spills she’s taken, surgeries she’s had, and sacrifices she’s made.

One last alpine skiing record for Lindsey Vonn?

If Vonn qualifies for the 2026 Winter Olympics, she can medal. That’s the type of competitor she is — living on the edge — skiing the fall line. It’s the fastest way down the mountain after all. But it’s also the most dangerous.

“Vonn should see a psychologist… Does she want to kill herself?”

-Michaela Dorfmeister on Lindsey Vonn’s daring style

Of course, Lindsey Vonn isn’t trying to die, but she is willing to do whatever it takes to eclipse France’s Johan Clarey — who was 41 years and 30 days old when he broke the record — as the oldest Olympic medalist in alpine skiing, a record Vonn — who will be 41 in October of this year — would own if she is able to medal in the 2026 Winter Olympics.

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So why is she doing this? Why wouldn’t she? Vonn can still ski with the best of them and ain’t scared of doing what it takes to beat them all one more time. Regardless, Lindsey Vonn skiing is what’s best for skiing. More importantly, it seems to be what’s best for Lindsey Vonn.

From Burnsville’s Buck Hill to Olympic Gold

Lindsey Vonn started skiing when she was just two years old at Burnsville’s Buck Hill. Her father was apparently very hard on her according to her coach, Erich Sailer. Since then she’s gone on to win 82 World Cup races — second-most in the sport.

She’s also been on the World Cup podium 137 times, winning World Championship gold twice, along with three silvers, and three bronzes. Vonn also has an Olympic gold medal and two Olympic bronze medals, the latest of which came in 2018. Lindsey Vonn was still third-best in the World Championships when she retired in 2019.

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Vonn isn’t a stranger of Austria, where this week’s race was held. It’s where she keeps her collection of livestock trophies. Yes, that’s apparently a thing in skiing. Most competitors get rid of their living trophies. Not Vonn. She keeps them with a farmer friend in Austria.

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The Minnesota Twins are going to trade Carlos Correa. Or, maybe the Minnesota Twins aren’t going to trade Carlos Correa. Other teams have come calling, we know that much. What we don’t know is how aggressive Minnesota is acting, and what the positioning of each involved party is.

Scott Boras certainly isn’t hearing anything about his client wanting to move. Correa has a full no-trade clause, and the superstar shortstop appears content to stay put.

Squashing the Minnesota Twins Carlos Correa trade rumors

Juan Soto was always going to be the prize of this offseason. For teams willing to pay $700 million though, the runner-ups are likely willing to pay the remaining four years of Carlos Correa’s six year, $200 million deal. The Yankees were immediately connected. Now the Red Sox have been too.

Correa’s agent, who worked to secure him three separate deals after a pair fell through, said the the shortstop likes Minnesota.

“The last time I talked to him, he told me the fishing was good. So, yeah, he’s happy there.”

Scott Boras on Correa staying put (Star Tribune)

Any motivation for Correa to waive his no trade clause would come on the premise of Minnesota failing to compete. Derek Falvey has his hands tied financially, but that’s not the fault of Correa. It’s also certainly not the priority of a mega agent interested in keeping his client happy.

I love watching Carlos Correa play shortstop for the #MNTwins pic.twitter.com/Y6GIRwhqwj

— Ted (@tlschwerz) April 13, 2024

Although he dealt with injury last season, he still posted a 152 OPS+ in 86 games. His .310 average was just shy (.315) of a career-high. His 4.3 fWAR led the team. The defensive ability at shortstop is virtually unmatched.

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If Correa wants to remain with the Twins, and wants Boras to make it known, then he has done his part.

Who’s to believe when it comes to the Twins Correa?

That question is relatively straightforward. Boras hasn’t suggested Correa wants to be traded, and Correa himself has said as much as well. Derek Falvey and Rocco Baldelli don’t want to lose his talent, but the head of the front office also sees it as a path to reallocate funds.

“He’s a key member of the clubhouse. Obviously, you expect teams to call on players like that, especially with where we are and some of the conversations we’re having with other clubs. But we want to win, so a high bar is set.”

Derek Falvey on trading Carlos Correa (The Athletic)

Falvey hasn’t taken his best player off the table. That is enough to continue encouraging other franchises the opportunity to bring their best offer. On the flip side, Baldelli is not interested.

I'll never get tired of watching Carlos Correa play defense…#MNTwins pic.twitter.com/tyvJid9YdD

— Dustin Morse (@morsecode) May 22, 2024

“When you take a guy away who’s one of the top players in the game… you’re really going to be left searching and looking to figure things out… He was exceptional last year. He did it on both sides of the ball. He does it after the game, before the game. He sets a tone… I think he still has all of the qualities that you would look for in a very good shortstop.”

Rocco Baldelli on Carlos Correa (The Athletic)

There’s no denying that having Carlos Correa on the team, and on the field, makes Baldelli’s job easier. If the Twins are trying to win baseball games, then there’s no reason to remove a talent like that. A self-imposed payroll limitation means adding players around him is more difficult.

It’s not a shock that Falvey would want to see what other options can be presented for his best and most expensive player. That inherently raises the possibility of a trade coming to fruition. Ultimately though, there’s no expectation for a return that makes sense.

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Derek Falvey wants you to call him with an outlandish offer. Rocco Baldelli wants to write his star’s name into the lineup. Scott Boras and Carlos Correa don’t need to keep watching it play out.

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It has been quite some time since the Minnesota Vikings employed Cam Dantzler. He was cut prior to the 2023 NFL season and took a job with the New Orleans Saints. Since then he’s been completely non-existent and the reasons are a surprise to him as well.

Old Minnesota Vikings friend Cam Dantzler is shocked by unemployment

The Minnesota Vikings drafted Cam Dantzler in the third round of the 2020 NFL Draft. That was before Kwesi Adofo-Mensah took over. He lasted just a single season playing for Kevin O’Connell, under then-defensive coordinator Ed Donatell.

Dantzler played 10 games for the Vikings in 2022, and then his time in Minnesota was up. In 2023, he landed in New Orleans, where he appeared in two games. He was waived by the Saints on January 1, 2024, and he has not sniffed an NFL roster since. Why? Cam is asking the same question.

I know I was immature and had some growing up to do as a man and as a PRO. Me not being on a team right now is crazy work tho🤦🏽‍♂️

— Cam Dantzler (@camdantzler3) December 5, 2024

Still young and growing. Guess God wanted me to get closer to him this year, which I feel I have taken that step, but father God I’m ready to play football again 🙏🏽

— Cam Dantzler (@camdantzler3) December 5, 2024

The tweets above were Dantzler’s first since November 21, and they seemed to come somewhat out of nowhere. Clearly, the 26-year-old former Mississippi State Bulldog was in his feelings, though, and felt like sharing it on the internet.

In 35 games for the Vikings, Dantzler started 26 times. He had 17 passes defensed and totalled 3 interceptions. Through three seasons wearing purple, he also totaled 149 tackles and 2 fumble recoveries.. Given his size (6’2″) and starting history, it is a bit surprising he hasn’t been able to find a job, given how much teams are always on the search for secondary help.

.@CamDantzler3 jumps in front of it for his 1st NFL INT.

📱: https://t.co/EYGyNNxBPN pic.twitter.com/QnotOTrv2o

— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) December 6, 2020

With the New Orleans Saints, Dantzler played in just a pair of games. He was inactive the final three weeks of last season and hasn’t been in NFL action since October 1, 2023. Prior to 2023, Dantzler was claimed and waived by Washington, Buffalo, and Houston all before seeing action.

Is there a future in football for former Vikings cornerback Cam Dantzler?

It remains to be seen whether this is the end of the line for Dantzler. Obviously his comments suggest he’d like to be back out on the field somewhere. The cornerback position remains integral for NFL teams and there are enough bad talents that you’d think he could work his way in somewhere.

Cam is still working out and staying ready, but the layoff isn’t going to help his cause. That may be on him, though. In April, he was signed by the UFL San Antonio Brahmans, but suspended less than a week later, and never played a game.

“Keep watering yourself. You’re growing. The next version of you is going to be powerful.” pic.twitter.com/aeVqLJd6g1

— Cam Dantzler (@camdantzler3) November 21, 2024

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Cam Dantzler then had opportunity in the CFL, a couple months ago, but never found the field with the Hamilton Tiger Cats, either. Even former head coach Mike Zimmer isn’t interested in a reunion with his former draftee, even if the Dallas Cowboys defense could use the help.

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The Minnesota Vikings improved to 9-2 after narrowly escaping with a 30-27 overtime win against the Chicago Bears, thanks to a clutch game-winning field goal by John Parker Romo.

The Vikings had some tough luck with injuries during the game. Early on, newly-acquired tackle Cam Robinson and standout linebacker Ivan Pace both went down and didn’t make it back to the field. Later in the game, QB Sam Darnold also got banged up but eventually returned.

Kevin O’Connell gives update on injured Minnesota Vikings

After the game, head coach Kevin O’Connell spoke to the media about the win and the team’s injuries. He didn’t share much about Cam Robinson or Ivan Pace Jr., saying updates would come after Monday’s evaluations.

On Monday, O’Connell didn’t have much more to offer, though he did say that Cam Robinson has had this type of injury before, and played through it. Unfortunately, things may not be as optimistic for Ivan Pace Jr, though we will all cross our fingers and hope that is incorrect.

Kevin O’Connell said the Vikings are still evaluating Ivan Pace, Cam Robinson and Jay Ward after injuries yesterday. It’s the same foot for Robinson, O’Connell said. “I’m confident it’s pretty similar, and he was able to work through it, so we’ll see how it responds.”

— Ben Goessling (@BenGoessling) November 25, 2024

Darnold, Pace, and Robinson are key players for the Vikings. Losing any of them would hurt. Given Sam returned to the game, after needing two plays off, you’d have to think he suits up on Sunday. We should know more in the next few days to see if there’s real cause for concern.

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A few weeks ago, Darnold picked up a minor hand injury during the Jaguars game, but it didn’t cost him any playing time. Now it’s his foot that’s in question. Worried? Not after you see the interaction he had with KOC, when he came back into the game on Sunday.

When Sam Darnold came out of the game with his foot injury, Kevin O’Connell didn’t have much time to check in with him in the middle of the drive.

When Darnold went back in, O’Connell said he asked Darnold if he was above a 6 on a scale of 1-10. Darnold gave a thumbs up.…

— Ben Goessling (@BenGoessling) November 24, 2024

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As recently as last season, former Minnesota Vikings first round draft pick Teddy Bridgewater was playing in the NFL. This fall, however, he is a head football coach at his alma mater, Northwestern High School, in Miami, Florida. How is it going for the rookie head coach?

Former Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater nearing state title as high school head coach

Well, the Bulls are 8-2 on the year and earned the No. 1 overall playoff seed in their section, thanks to a five game winning streak, to close their regular season. How did his head coaching postseason debut go? A 69-0 route over Barron Collier (Naples, FL). Now that’s how you send a message to the rest of the state tourney field.

Former NFL QB Teddy Bridgewater took over as head coach of his alma mater, Miami Northwestern, this season.

His squad went into the Florida 3A high school football playoffs as the no. 1 seed, and won their first game 69-0 🔥 pic.twitter.com/5Zil51pZZ3

— The Sporting News (@sportingnews) November 19, 2024

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Northwestern (Miami, FL) is set to square off against the 4-seed (7-4) Lely Trojans on Friday, another school out of Naples. The two teams have not played each other this season. Bridgewater and his squad need four straight victories to claim what would be Northwestern’s ninth state championship.

Teddy Bridgewater’s team is LIT😂🔥 pic.twitter.com/7r2ZNsEu5c

— Rivals (@Rivals) August 23, 2024

Bridgewater not done as an NFL QB just yet?

Of course, securing the No. 1 seed and blowing out your first round opponent guarantees nothing. Northwestern still has a long way to go. No matter, it appears our old friend Teddy Bridgewater is pretty good at this whole coaching thing. That doesn’t mean he’s done playing football, though, which he made clear in a tweet yesterday.

So many QB jobs available for me after we make this state title run. I can’t wait to return back to the NFL 🙏🏾💯.

— Coach Bridge (@coach_h2o) November 19, 2024

Maybe he’s serious about a return to the league, but right now Teddy is proving his talent as a football coach. Bridgewater played in 79 career NFL games. It would be wild to see a 32-year-old Bridgewater return to the NFL after winning a high school state title as a head coach. I suppose if he’s healthy and has the itch though, that could be a nice launching pad.

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Check out the latest in Minnesota sports with Hulu Live TV, including the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Minnesota Twins.

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How Much Does Hulu Live TV Cost?

Hulu offers both on-demand and live-streaming subscription options. While the streaming options are the most affordable, they lack the 90+ channels on Hulu Live TV. With Hulu Live TV, you can enjoy just one service or bundle it with Disney+ and ESPN+ for more live and on-demand content. Check out the full subscription breakdown below: 

What Does Hulu Live TV Offer?

Hulu Live TV has a wide selection of channels to choose from, whether you want to watch sports or not. Plus, their on-demand content features original and mainstream content, so you can stay connected with all your favorite series and movies. 

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While Hulu Live TV gives you access to the newest sports matches and shows, Hulu provides a great selection of on-demand content too, which you can enjoy whenever you want. These include original shows and movies alongside blockbuster hits, encompassing a wide variety of genres. Some featured shows and films include: 

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When it comes to live TV, Hulu has a selection of entertainment, sports, news, and children’s channels to fit whoever is watching. Whether you love ABC, Animal Planet, Cartoon Network, ESPN, TNT, CNN, Disney Junior, MTV, or Nickelodeon, you’ll never run out of content to enjoy. 

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Hulu Live TV has several channels for watching both local Minnesota and national sports events. With ESPN, TNT, ABC, NBC, FOX, ESPN, FS1, ESPNU, and SEC Network, you’ll never miss a Minnesota game, no matter what sport or season it is. Enjoy the Vikings, Twins, Wild, Timberwolves, Gophers, and more from your living room with Hulu. 

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Hulu Live TV has channels such as FOX, ABC, NBC, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, and NFL Network to watch the Minnesota Vikings all season long. For more NFL action, you can get the Sports Add-on for $9.99/month and gain access to NFL RedZone for all the best Vikings content every week.

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Dedicated hockey fans can enjoy the Minnesota Wild on several Hulu channels, including TNT, TBS, ABC, ESPN, FOX, CBS, ESPN2, etc. While Hulu Live TV does not have NHL Network, they do have the bonus of TNT and TBS, which are not available on services like FuboTV.

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Dive into Minnesota Timberwolves games on Hulu Live TV with TNT, ABC, FOX, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, etc. While Hulu Live TV does not have NBA TV or NBA League Pass access, it does carry TNT and other great basketball channels all season long.

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Baseball fans can stream the Minnesota Twins and the MLB all season long with Hulu Live TV on channels like FOX, MLB Network, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, etc. Unfortunately, Bally Sports is not available on Hulu Live TV, but there are plenty of other channels to enjoy every home run from the Twins.

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What is Not on Hulu Live TV?

While Hulu Live TV offers several channels, there are some notable exclusions from its list. These include AMC, IFC, and MGM+. 

Sports fans may also miss out on content through NBA League Pass, NBA TV, or NHL Network, as Hulu does not provide any add-on options for these services. You may also encounter regional blackouts or availability based on your location. 

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Hulu Live TV can be streamed on a variety of devices, including Amazon Fire TV, Android phones, iPhones, Apple TV, LG Smart TV, PlayStation 5, and Roku. The full compatibility list of devices is included below: 

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Is Hulu Live TV Worth It for Minnesota Fans?

Depending on what sport you want to watch, Hulu Live TV may have varying coverage that can impact your decision to sign up. Overall, Hulu Live TV has great access to channels that cover nearly all sporting events, from the Vikings to the Timberwolves, so you won’t miss much but there are some channels not included in the service. 

While Hulu Live TV does not have NBA League Pass or NHL Network, you can still enjoy the Timberwolves and the Wild on channels like TNT, ABC, FOX, and ESPN. If you are looking for Vikings, Twins, or Gophers coverage, Hulu Live TV has a wide selection of local and national channels. Between Hulu’s 90+ channels and the ability to bundle with ESPN Plus, the service is a reliable option for all types of Minnesota fans. 

Ultimately, if you are a sports fan who wants to enjoy tons of other TV originals or movies, Hulu is an excellent option. It doesn’t only focus on Minnesota sports, but gives you exactly what you need. Plus, you can cancel anytime if the service isn’t the perfect fit. 

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Sometimes you go from being an NCAA champion to an Olympian, WWE superstar, and NFL hopeful. If that isn’t a crazy enough journey in and of itself, imagine returning to the amateur level after it all. That’s precisely the path that Minnesota Gophers wrestling legend Gable Steveson is taking. He’s back to dominate the mat once again.

Minnesota Gophers get Gable Steveson’s last ride

The last time that Gable Steveson wore a Minnesota Gophers singlet was the 2021-22 season. He was granted an additional year of eligibility due to circumstances stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic. With the landscape having changed since then, he is returning to his amateur roots to crush the souls of the competition once again.

Your attention please… pic.twitter.com/du4gkIIFvx

— Minnesota Wrestling (@GopherWrestling) November 12, 2024

“My name is Gable Steveson. I’m an Olympic champion, two-time NCAA Champion, the first and only two-time Dan Hodge Trophy winner for the heavyweight class. First, I would like to thank the University of Minnesota, for their time and effort for their persistence with me to push me to the man I am today. With all this being said, there is still one thing inside of me that still burns. The burning passion, the competitiveness, the itch to become great again, and add to the legacy of Gable Steveson. Minnesota has given me everything and now it’s my turn to give it right back to them. To put my feet back on the wrestling mat. To be the champ.”

Gable Steveson on his return to Minnesota Wrestling (X)

The laundry list of achievements for Steveson is long. He has an Olmypic gold medal. He drew interest from the Miami Dolphins and Buffalo Bills despite never having played football. He was paid by Triple-H. At this point, in the NIL era, no one believes that collegiate sports are truly amateur level. Steveson knows this as well, and he should rake in endorsement opportunities.

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After appearing in a preseason game with the Buffalo Bills, Steveson returns to his ridiculous 85-2 collegiate wrestling record. There’s no reason to believe he’ll add another loss to the tally, so a third NCAA championship should be coming to his mantle shortly. Obviously it’s a massive boost to the Gophers wrestling roster, and fans of the sport have a huge name to watch this season.

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The impact of NIL funds continue to reshape the landscape of collegiate sports. Steveson certainly is ready and willing to compete, but financial implications have to be part of the equation as well. This is his final year of eligibility.

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How Much Does FuboTV Cost?

FuboTV has two main subscription tiers and one tier specific to Latino viewers. The main subscriptions are Pro and Elite, each offering a variety of different channels and monthly pricing. Keep in mind that in addition to these set prices, you can also select a variety of add-on channels. This may impact your total costs, so keep reading to learn more. Here is more information about each Fubo subscription tier: 

What Does FuboTV Offer?

FuboTV is one of the premier streaming services for a variety of content and other perks. Check out all the perks of subscribing to FuboTV. 

• Sports Content: FuboTV carries a wide selection of sports-centered channels, from college football, NBA, NFL, NHL, Golf, and more. 
• Entertainment: Along with sports, FuboTV has entertainment channels including Comedy Central, Disney Channel, FX, Hallmark Channel, and Paramount Network. 
• News: FuboTV has several news channels like Fox News and National Geographic Channel. 
• DVR Storage: Pro, Elite, and Premier tiers automatically come with 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage. 
• Multiple Screens: Enjoy content on up to ten screens at the same time. 
• Free Trial: Explore Fubo’s seven-day free trial before committing to the price as a new subscriber. 

What Devices Can I Use to Watch FuboTV?

FuboTV can be streamed on a wide range of devices, including Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, LG Smart TV, Xbox One, iPhones, and Android phones. The full compatibility list of devices is included below: 

• Amazon Fire TV
• Amazon Fire TV Stick
• Android TV
• Apple TV
• Hisense TV
• LG Smart TV
• Roku
• Samsung Smart TV
• Xbox One
• Xbox One S
• Xbox One X
• Android phone/tablet
• iPhone/iPad
• Browser 
• Chromecast

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Watching Minnesota Sports on FuboTV

FuboTV was founded as a sports network, covering college and professional sports across the country, including all our favorite Minnesota teams. Check out the coverage for each of your favorite sports teams below: 

Minnesota Vikings

FuboTV carries channels such as NBC, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, FOX, ABC, NFL Network, and NFL RedZone to watch the Minnesota Vikings all season long. With the bonus of NFL RedZone through the Sports Plus Add-on for $10.99/month, you can get even more Vikings content every Sunday. 

Minnesota Wild

Hockey fans can enjoy the Minnesota Wild on several Fubo-accessible channels, including ABC, ESPN, CBS, FOX, ESPN2, etc. Fubo does have a Sports Lite add-on for more channels like NHL Network for an extra $9.99/month, but they do not have TNT or TBS to watch Minnesota Wild games. 

Minnesota Timberwolves

Catch up on Minnesota Timberwolves games on FuboTV with ABC, ESPN, NBA TV, FOX, ESPN2, FS1, etc. While Fubo does not have TNT to watch the NBA, it does provide the NBA League Pass as an add-on for an extra $14.99/month to enjoy out-of-market games all season. 

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Minnesota Twins

Baseball fans can watch the Minnesota Twins and the MLB all season long with FuboTV on channels like FOX, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, MLB Network, and MLB TV. Plus, if you get the sports add-on for $9.99/month, all Bally Sports coverage will be available to enjoy even more Twins content. 

Minnesota College Sports

Whether it’s basketball or football, the Minnesota Gophers are entertaining to watch, especially on FuboTV. The service has several channels geared towards college games, including BTN, ESPNU, ACC Network, SEC Network, FOX, CBS, ESPN, ABC, NBC, etc. You won’t have to miss a matchup with FuboTV. 

Is FuboTV Worth it for Minnesota Fans?

Depending on what sport you are looking for, FuboTV may have varying coverage that may impact your decision to sign up. Overall, FuboTV’s large sports coverage and add-on options cover nearly all games, from the Vikings to the Twins, so you won’t have to miss much. 

While the Timberwolves and the Wild are missing TNT or TBS coverage, Fubo does offer other ways to access their content, like NBA League Pass and NHL Network. If you are looking for Vikings, Twins, or Gophers coverage, then FuboTV has a great selection of channels. Between Fubo’s three subscription tiers and customization through add-ons, the service is perfect for all types of Minnesota fans, and you’ll certainly get your money’s worth from the subscription. Plus, you can cancel at any time.

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