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Good read on Carnell Tate’s journey

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Had Massillon basketball coach Josh Hose on the podcast to talk about his team's overtime win in the Div. II state title game and the support his team had in the school's first state tournament appearance since some guy named Paul Brown was the Tigers' basketball coach.

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Navy defensive tackle (and Copley HS grad) Landon Robinson joined the podcast and discussed why he ended up sticking with football before making a position switch that ultimately helped him become an NFL prospect.

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It is almost impossible to play youth baseball at this point without buying from Dick’s.

Here’s what it takes to survive another year of Little League these days. There are sleek composite bats that cost up to $450. There are training bats, wood bats, torpedo bats and backpacks to carry them.

Plus, gloves, helmets, elbow guards, leg protectors, arm sleeves, sliding mitts, cleats, turf shoes, the coolest sunglasses, Bruce Bolt batting gloves, fluorescent batting grips, socks, pants, belts and garments known simply as “ice-cream shorts.”

Also, headbands. Do kids really need a headband if they are always wearing a hat or helmet? Don’t be ridiculous. Of course they do.

Baseball hasn’t looked the same since a minor tweak in Major League Baseball’s rulebook before the 2019 season loosened the color restrictions on player cleats. The effects of that deregulation have now trickled all the way down to Little Leaguers, who race to get their hands on the latest, hottest equipment.

When a sick bat comes out, it sells out almost instantly. There is so much demand for these hunks of carbon fiber that bats have entered the stratosphere of products known in the retail industry as “high heat.”

And all that heat isn’t cheap. Parents have never spent more time and money on youth sports—or at this sports juggernaut.

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If a picture were to defined the past couple of days, this might be it!
Today, we can expect some of the same stuff.
High winds, folks!
Anchor your stuff down.
And, for the love of everything deep fried, no open burning!!
None!!
Stay safe.
Holler if ya need us--
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PS... This is a circulated picture and not from our district.
PSS...We've still got an active APB on a rogue pool pillow in the area of Chestnut!!