Former Suns' player Alec Peters talks MLB, Cubs, Bears, Valparaiso "Beacons", playing career
- Jack Vita
- Aug 20, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: May 2, 2022
Former NBA (Phoenix Suns) forward and current European basketball player (for Kirolbet Baskonia) Alec Peters visits the Jack Vita Show to discuss Valparaiso University's name change from the Crusaders to the "Beacons", his time playing at Valpo, his decision NOT to transfer from Valpo (find out which schools tried to pry him from Valpo!), his rookie season in the NBA (and career game where he went OFF for 36 points and 9 rebounds), differences between playing in Europe vs. America, the Chicago Cubs' rebuild, his outlook on the Chicago Bears entering the 2021 season, and the latest Major League Baseball news, including the slumping Padres and Phillies, the red-hot Braves and Yankees, Mets' owner Steve Cohen's questionable tweet, and much, much more!
It's a healthy balance of current sports news and insights into Alec's basketball career; a conversation you will NOT want to miss!
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