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You want it. You need it. It's what everyone's talking about. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Now here's Kevin.

All right. Two guests on the show today, Adam Zalanka from

the Washington Times to talk about hockey's progress towards the resumption of its season. And then

Mark Zuckerman from Mass and Sports will talk about the issue that baseball has in trying to start

its season. The owners yesterday basically gave the players a proposal,

which included something different from the revenue split. They were talking about a significant

cut in salaries, but the lesser paid players would have a lesser cut percentage-wise on their salary. The higher-paid

players would have a bigger cut to their salaries. The players immediately rejected the offer,

and they claim that a counter-offer is coming soon. We'll ask Mark about that. Get into some of the

Nats ring ceremony, virtual

ring ceremony issues that they had from over the weekend and more. I want to start with this,

though. Ron Rivera was a guest on Mike Tariko's Lunch Talk Live show yesterday, which is, I think

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