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It is Monday, February 10th, 2025. Welcome back to Hang Up and Listen, the sports podcast here at Slate.

Back with you again. I'm Alex Kirshner. I'm a contributing writer for Slate, and I also co-host the

College Football podcast Split Zone Duo. Super Bowl 59 has come and gone. It was, you know, certainly a football game with at least

one team playing on the field at all times. We will discuss the flight of the Philadelphia Eagles.

Also, we will talk about Donald Trump's executive order targeting trans athletes, a segment for

which will have an excellent guest,

sports writer and editor Julie Kleigman, joining us for that, and we'll discuss the continuing

efforts of various sports executives to make their games shorter. They have some good ideas,

and they have some bad ideas. As usual, joining me this week is Lindsay Gibbs, the publisher of

PowerPlays, a newsletter that covers the biggest stories of the day in women's sports.

Lindsay, how are you?

Well, I'm doing better than Mark Williams, who was sent to the Lakers and then sent back to the Hornet because he failed his physical.

So that's been my favorite sub subplot of the week.

And, man, what a weird locker room scenario.

We're all doing better than Anthony Davis, at least. No adductor issues here.

We can only hope that he at least got some frequent flyer miles out of the deal, going from one city to the other and then back. And of course, we've got Ben Lindberg here. Ben is a senior

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