This Week on the MSA Sports Network – 08/25/2015
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015 | 12:24 AM
Our annual August ritual known as Countdown to Kickoff continues as we inch closer to September and the start of the 2015 high school football season this week here on the MSA Sports Network. Every day in August, we have something new on our website to prepare you for a new season kicking off on 9/4/15. We also have Frontier League baseball with the Washington Wild Things visiting Traverse City this week before hosting the Evansville Otters at CONSOL Energy Field, plus find out the latest news and info from the race tracks during the weekly edition of Rappin’ on Racin’ ALL here at MSAsports.net
Monday, August 24th:
TALK SHOW – Rappin’ on Racin’ at 6:00pm on MSAsports.net
Tuesday, August 25th:
Frontier League Pro Baseball – Washington Wild Things vs Traverse City Beach Bums at 7:05pm on WJPA-FM 95.3
Wednesday, August 26th:
Frontier League Pro Baseball – Washington Wild Things vs Traverse City Beach Bums at 7:05pm on WJPA-FM 95.3
Thursday, August 27th:
Frontier League Pro Baseball – Washington Wild Things vs Traverse City Beach Bums at 7:05pm on WJPA-FM 95.3
Friday, August 28th:
Frontier League Pro Baseball – Evansville Otters vs Washington Wild Things at 7:05pm on WJPA-FM 95.3
Saturday, August 29th:
Frontier League Pro Baseball – Evansville Otters vs Washington Wild Things at 7:05pm on WJPA-FM 95.3
Sunday, August 30th:
Frontier League Pro Baseball – Evansville Otters vs Washington Wild Things at 2:35pm on WJPA-FM 95.3
Monday, August 31st:
TALK SHOW – Rappin’ on Racin’ at 6:00pm on MSAsports.net
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