A Midsummer's Daydream at the bar with Trent Singer (Sioux Falls Live) - Swing Off, MLB is best All-Star game, USD pole vaulting powerhouse, Wu Tang Clan & Nelly
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A Midsummer's Daydream at the bar with Trent Singer (Sioux Falls Live) - Swing Off, MLB is best All-Star game, USD pole vaulting powerhouse, Wu Tang Clan & Nelly
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Let's face it — Mid-July is the Sahara Desert of the sports events landscape, locally and nationally.
But that doesn't mean there aren't some fun local and national topics for Happy Hour host John Gaskins to bounce around over beers on an idle Wednesday afternoon at The Orion Pub in downtown Sioux Falls with Sioux Falls Live sportswriter Trent Singer:
- What do we make of the "Swing Off" determining the MLB All-Star Game winner?
- Why does baseball have the best all-star game?
- Why is "run it out" is the most annoying fan whine in baseball?
- Why are the Canaries such a fascinating watch full of incredible individual characters and stories?
- How does USD, of all schools, have an incredible pole vaulting dynasty?
- What should we most look forward to for MVFC Football Media Day on Monday?
- What are the top Sioux Falls Metro high school football storylines heading into the fall?
- Wu Tang Clan in Denver or Nelly in Minneapolis — Who saw the better show?
They didn't exactly solve the world's problems, but John and Trent at least killed an hour that hopefully may have made your day, or your long drive or jog somewhere.
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