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The Saturday Morning Sports Emporium broadcasts from Metro Detroit, Michigan. We broadcast our show on Saturday mornings from Oakland University where we will discuss Oakland University Basketball, along with the hot topics as they relate to Metro Detroit Pro Sports (Tigers, Pistons, Red Wings and Lions) along with Michigan and Michigan State College Football and Basketball. As they occur, we will discuss the hot topics as they happen. We broadcast every other week between September and June and as schedule allows in July and August.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
A Metro Detroit sports roundtable that turns team seasons, roster questions, and college football moods into one familiar local conversation.
Saturday Morning Sports Emporium is a Metro Detroit sports roundtable with a wide local reach: Oakland men's basketball, March Madness, the Tigers, Lions, Pistons, Red Wings, Michigan, and Michigan State all pass through the same conversation.
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A wide Detroit sports roundup that keeps moving from one topic to the next.
Saturday Morning Sports Emporium starts with Tiger talk, then moves through football, including the Lions and local college teams, before circling through the Pistons, the Red Wings, Ryder Cup golf, Oakland men's basketball, and a strange FBI-and-NBA detour.
A March sports roundtable that is blunt, wandering, and more honest than tidy.
Saturday Morning Sports Emporium centers on March sports talk that feels immediate, moving from Oakland in the Horizon Tournament to a brief March Madness primer and then through the familiar Detroit check-ins on the Pistons, Red Wings, and Tigers.
A loose, sharp local sports panel that turns Lions and Michigan frustration into plainspoken argument.
This Saturday-morning local sports panel has a loose, mildly exasperated rhythm that suits the subject. It moves from the Lions and Stafford to Michigan football and Michigan State, with quick turns to the Masters and other offseason talk, and it keeps its balance even as it…
A blunt Detroit sports check-in that treats a weird 2020 season like something worth judging.
This Detroit sports roundtable opens with the Tigers' abbreviated 2020 season and then moves through the Lions, NFL COVID issues, the NBA bubble finish, and the Red Wings' early free-agent activity.
A blunt pandemic-era sports discussion that keeps asking who is actually in control.
The Saturday Morning Sports Emporium spends its time on mid-August 2020 sports reality: college football looking shaky for the fall, the NHL and NBA bubbles, and baseball trying to keep moving while everything else keeps shifting.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Ryen Russillo runs weekly NFL and MLB recaps with beat reporters like Jeff Passan and Mike Sando.
The hosts discuss the Detroit Pistons, Red Wings, Tigers, Lions, and Michigan college sports, pondering if the sports world has returned to normalcy.
Saturday Morning Sports Emporium opens with a Tigers check-in and treats the end of the season like something that still deserves a real conversation.
A sports talk show discussing Detroit pro teams, college football, and baseball playoff race.
The hosts discuss Detroit sports teams including the Tigers' trade deadline, Pistons' plans, Red Wings' free agency, and golf majors.
Saturday Morning Sports Emporium starts with Oakland men's basketball and the Horizon Tournament.
The hosts discuss the passing of Hank Aaron and various Metro Detroit sports topics.
The show opens on a Saturday morning in November 2020 and gets to the Lions right away.
Justin Lee, Adam Swenson, and Brandon Lee open the show on a Sunday morning and immediately note that the title and the calendar do not quite line up.
The Saturday Morning Sports Emporium starts from a very COVID-era place: nobody quite knows what day it is, and the sports calendar is already in flux.
A sports talk show discussing Detroit pro teams, Michigan college sports, and MLB draft pick Spencer Torkelson.