In Ep. 755 of B-Schaeff Daily, Brenden Schaeffer discusses the St. Louis Cardinals losing 2-0 to the Houston Astros on Tuesday at Busch Stadium.

-Hunter Brown was darn good for the Astros, and the Cardinal bats were unable to take advantage of their best chances, going 1-for-7 with RISP

-Erick Fedde was good in his own right, giving up only one run to lower his season ERA to 3.43

-Kyle Leahy is an intriguing piece that continues to attract attention in this bullpen

-How will the Cardinals align their bullpen for Wednesday behind Steven Matz as the club expands to a six-man rotation on the fly?

-He will learn it if he has not already, but Paul Goldschmidt is not doing your celebration, Aaron Judge

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3 win over the Astros on Monday night at Busch Stadium.

-Brendan Donovan went 4-for-4 and now leads MLB in hits. Is it time for the Cardinals to deliver him a muffin basket and right a wrong from over the winter?

-Arenado could have been an Astro, but he didn't want to be, and now he's hitting nukes against them. That's fun!

-Sonny Gray shoved and this time, he navigated that pesky seventh inning and kept his composure all the way through

-Jordan Walker is turning into a stud defensively and the Cardinals may have Jon Jay to thank for it

-Willson Contreras' vibe is all the way back

Each of those topics and more in this episode of B-Schaeff Daily!

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the St. Louis Cardinals 7-0 win over the Phillies from Sunday, including the revival of Willson Contreras at the plate as he put together a strong day offensively.

Plus, Contreras had a strong message for Cardinals fans, leaning into the notion that this team plays for the fans -- and is hoping to see them back at Busch soon.

Matthew Liberatore was terrific again for St. Louis on the mound, which allowed us to reset our views of the rotation now that the Cards have gone a full three times through it. Is the rotation in better shape than we thought?

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals 2-0 win over the Phillies behind Andre Pallante's sterling outing on Friday night.

There are some negative topics, though, too, as uncertainty forms over Masyn Winn's status after he left Friday's game with back spasms.

Plus, what do we see looming for Miles Mikolas in a key start on Saturday?

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the lineup move that sends Jordan Walker up into the two-hole for Friday's game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies at Busch Stadium.

What does it mean for Willson Contreras?

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals' ugly loss from Wednesday in which two key baserunning blunders came back to haunt the Redbirds.

Plus, we discuss the bullpen and the news that Chris Roycroft is being optioned to Memphis Thursday. What needs to happen for the Cardinals' plan to shift to a six-man rotation to come to fruition? Is it even possible?

A lot could be riding on Saturday's start for Miles Mikolas.

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Brenden Schaeffer discussing what seemingly was the first documented instance in Paul Skenes' entire life in which he gave up five runs in a game as the pitcher. And the St. Louis Cardinals did it to him.

We broke down the game, including the performance by Sonny Gray, as well as the makeup of this Cardinal team that lends itself toward needing the exact type of offensive production they are having so far--and they're near a National League record as a result of that production.

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses a mixed results type of night for Matthew Liberatore as the St. Louis Cardinals fell to the Pirates 8-4 at PNC Park on Monday.

Although Liberatore struck out seven and didn't walk anybody, he got bit by the big inning again and righties still seemed to feast on him. Is this considered progress or do we need to see more from his development?

The bullpen remains a touchy subject, too, as Chris Roycroft is struggling with command and falling short to this point of developing into the reliable weapon that Oliver Marmol could use out of him.

Offensively, this was a disappointing one for the Redbirds, but the newest Cardinal Yohel Pozo at least gave one awesome highlight and an epic bat flip!

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Ivan Herrera injury, Ryan Helsley tumultuous inning and the Miles Mikolas meltdown in a Cardinals doubleheader loss on Sunday in Boston.

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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the situation surrounding the Cardinals pitching staff after an ugly loss on Friday saw the Redbirds hurlers walk EIGHT batters in surrounding 13 runs to Boston at Fenway.

Erick Fedde struggled from the jump, but nobody that came in behind him really did their jobs, either.

Is this a blip on the radar or a cause for legitimate concern that the pitching staff could hold back a team that is otherwise looking really encouraging with the way it is making things happen offensively? Let's break it down.

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