Recent content from Chip Scoggins
Scoggins: Finch feeling heat of the Suns as playoff battle looms
Can coach Chris Finch figure this out? Phoenix has owned the Wolves this season, and now he has two more days to fix that before Game 1.
Scoggins: Why 'championship or bust' fits these Wolves
Karl-Anthony Towns said it himself, almost two years ago, and now this woebegone franchise finally looks ready for a deep playoff run.
Scoggins: Anatomy of a game-saving play as Correa throws out Ohtani
Four components to one play that had zero margin for error. The Twins beat the Dodgers thanks to a crucial throw home from their star shortstop.
Scoggins: McCarthy or Maye? Ex-U coach breaks down Vikings' options
The two quarterbacks in the NFL draft most linked with the Vikings both played the Gophers last season in the span of a month.
Scoggins: Cory Provus getting ready for 'biggest challenge' of career
Today's game will mark the first Twins home game with Provus, who had been the Twins' radio voice, replacing Dick Bremer on TV.
Scoggins: Transcendent stars meet again in Bueckers vs. Clark battle
Friday night's NCAA semifinal between Paige Bueckers of UConn and Caitlin Clark of Iowa — their first on-court meeting since 2021 — will have millions of TV viewers riveted. But neither player needs a title to validate her legacy.
Scoggins: College teams evaporate before fans' eyes in transfer portal nightmare
It was another rough transfer portal week for Ben Johnson's Gophers, the product of a system gone awry.
Scoggins: March Madness a travel puzzle for this Minnesota family
With one son at Iowa State and another playing for Minnesota State Mankato, the Jones family of Prior Lake has been zigzagging the country to watch NCAA basketball tournament games.
Scoggins: We can't go on like this: NIL chaos in six words.
Yes, student-athletes should be compensated. Yes, "name, image and likeness" is here to stay. But leaders should not accept the current approach as the proper way forward.
Scoggins: State tourney-bound player named Poet knows right word
Minneapolis South is headed to the boys basketball state tournament for the first time in 32 years because its floor leader, Poet Davis, stayed at the school while so many of his ex-teammates left.