The People Chime In On The Most Anticipated Debuts In Detroit Sports History

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🗓️ 26 March 2026

⏱️ 10 minutes

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What Detroit sports debuts do the callers think are more anticipated than Kevin McGonigle?

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0:00.0	248, 539, 97.
0:04.7	We are looking for your, you know, most awaited Detroit athletic debut.
0:12.0	After all, we're going to get Kevin McGonigals in about an hour and a half coming up, right?
0:18.5	Yes, a little over an hour and a half.
0:20.7	Game time right around 4 o'clock here on 971. An hour and a half coming up, right? Yes. Three, a little over an hour and a half.
0:25.0	Game time right around four o'clock here on 97.1.
0:30.7	By the way, Evan Woodbury of the Oakland Presser, I think it's M Live.
0:38.4	It just said it's kind of interesting that Scott Harris and Chris Illich are just chatting away,
0:43.0	about a few hundred yards away from Scott Boris and some of his associates.
0:44.4	So interesting.
0:47.3	248, 539, 9797.
0:56.7	And by the way, they're through one period in the first round of the Suite 16 of the NCAA hockey tournament,
0:59.8	Michigan State and Connecticut tied at one.
1:02.3	Let's go to Phil in Detroit.
1:03.3	What's up, Phil?
1:05.7	Hey, how's it going, Mike?
1:06.5	What's going on, Rick?
1:07.2	What up, Phil?
1:09.1	What's up, man?
1:14.4	So for me, it's probably going to shock a lot of people, I was a young sophomore at high school, a black kid, but I was excited when they drafted Stevie Isamer, because
1:21.4	I remember him walking down the tunnel with the media behind him and everything, and I was
1:26.8	doing the dark days of the Red Wings.
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