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The Sports Lunatics Show

The Sports Lunatics Show

By: Shawn Lavigne & Howie Mooney
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Shawn Lavigne, a longtime Toronto radio producer, and Howie Mooney, Ottawa television sports personality and author, discuss sports and sports history and delve into why what happened in the past is relevant today. Fun sports talk, lively interviews and always a good time.

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  • July 2025 - Sports Lunatics - Kershaw's 3000th K, Delvecchio Remembered, McKenzie Exits, Jota Mourned

    July 2025 - Sports Lunatics - Kershaw's 3000th K, Delvecchio Remembered, McKenzie Exits, Jota Mourned
    Jul 4 2025

    We had an eventful 36 hours or so from July 1 to the morning of July 3. In that narrow window of time, Clayton Kershaw fired his 3,000th career strikeout, the great Alex Delvecchio passed away at the age of 93, hockey insider Bob McKenzie announced he was walking away from broadcasting and hockey after 48 years of work, and the soccer world mourned the loss of Portugal and Liverpool's Diogo Jota. A lot of material for Shawn and Howie to cover in a single episode.
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    28 mins
  • June 2024 - Sports Lunatics - 2025 Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees Named

    June 2024 - Sports Lunatics - 2025 Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees Named
    Jun 25 2025

    On June 24, 2025, the Hockey Hall of Fame inducted eight new members and Shawn and Howie were standing by with their thoughts and opinions on the inductees and some of the players who did not make into the class of '25.
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    37 mins

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