In Episode 14 of The Gashouse Gang, Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler dive into Nolan Gorman’s recent struggles at the plate and discuss how the Cardinals can help him get back on track. They also break down potential trade assets the Cardinals might use to acquire power hitters and pitchers to strengthen the roster.

The conversation shifts to the Blues, with speculation about Jim Montgomery as a possible head coach and how this change could reshape the team’s future. The episode concludes with previews of key college football matchups, including Indiana vs. Ohio State and BYU vs. Arizona State.

In Gashouse Gang (Ep. 13), Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley celebrate KMOX Day 1120, reflecting on the station's remarkable legacy since 1925 and its plans for the 100th anniversary. They discuss the evolution of broadcasting, remembering the early days with Jack Buck and Harry Carey. Matt highlights the importance of archiving great stories, while Tom shares memorable moments like live rain delays with Jack Buck and Mike Shannon. The duo dives into the Cardinals' current roster, focusing on key players like Nolan Gorman, Jordan Walker, and the potential trade of Ryan Helsley. They also analyze the NL Central division, touching on the Cubs' bold offseason moves, the Reds' managerial change to Terry Francona, and the Pirates' struggles. In hockey, they speculate about the Blues' challenges and the possible coaching changes, including Jim Montgomery's future. The episode closes with previews of upcoming sports events and a look back at KMOX's history.

Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler discuss the Cardinals' lineup power for 2024, strategies to protect prospects from the Rule 5 draft, and the Blues' struggles and future outlook. They also dive into Indiana football’s undefeated season, their showdown with Ohio State, and the unpredictability of the 2022 college football landscape.

In Episode 11 of The Gashouse Gang, the panel — Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, and Tom Ackerman — dive into the future of Ryan Helsley with the St. Louis Cardinals. The group discusses whether the team should consider trading him this offseason, given his injury history and the potential return. Bernie Miklasz offers his perspective on the risks and benefits of dealing Helsley, while Kevin Wheeler focuses on the importance of maximizing player value and having a versatile bullpen for the team's future.

Shifting gears, the conversation turns to the Cardinals' roster strategy, with an emphasis on developing a younger, athletic, and more entertaining team. The panel discusses the importance of players like Masyn Winn, JJ Weatherholt, Nolan Gorman, Lars Nootbaar, and Jordan Walker as the future faces of the team. They explore the need for the Cardinals to embrace player personalities and inject energy into the roster, moving away from a more traditional, old-school approach.

The panel also touches on the importance of creating an exciting game-day atmosphere at Busch Stadium and connecting with younger fans through social media and other platforms

In Episode 10 of The Gashouse Gang, Bernie Miklasz and Matt Pauley discuss Ryan Helsley’s future with the Cardinals, debating whether to trade him or keep him while rebuilding. They examine bullpen options like Ryan Fernandez and Matthew Liberatore if Helsley departs. Bernie and Matt also critique the Brewers’ handling of Devin Williams’ contract and react to Drew Bannister’s controversial postgame comments after a Blues loss. The show wraps with previews of marquee football matchups, including Georgia vs. Tennessee and the Bills vs. Chiefs showdown.

In Episode 9 of The Gashouse Gang, Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler dive into the Cardinals’ offseason approach, emphasizing patience with young players like Jordan Walker and Nolan Gorman, while discussing Lars Nootbar’s value despite injury challenges. The hosts then shift to college football, focusing on Georgia’s high-stakes matchup against Tennessee and playoff implications. Wrapping up, they preview the Tyson vs. Paul fight, with Kevin backing Tyson despite his age, and Bernie sharing a hilarious Tyson story from his past experiences covering the champ.

In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Tom Ackerman & Matt Pauley dive into the latest updates on the Cardinals’ offseason plans, including cost-cutting moves and bullpen concerns. They also break down the new college football rankings and what it means for teams like Mizzou. Finally, the boys wrap up with a discussion on the Blues’ recent struggles and what needs to change

In Episode 7 of Gashouse Gang, Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler dive into the Cardinals' strategy, discussing the potential of locking up rising star Masyn Winn long-term. They compare JJ Wetherholt’s playing style to top players and emphasize the value of contact hitting. Shifting to college football, Tom and Kevin analyze the complex scenarios in the Playoff rankings. They also highlight Eli Drinkwitz’s recent honor as Missouri's Sports Personality of the Year and wrap up with a candid assessment of the St. Louis Blues' performance and effort on the ice.

In Episode 6 of Gashouse Gang, with a full roster of hosts—Tom Ackerman, Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley—the show opens with a Veterans Day tribute and reflections on lessons Tom learned from former KPLR Sports Director Rich Gould. The hosts dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' roster decisions and future strategy, covering potential departures like Nolan Arenado, Ryan Helsley, and Andrew Kittredge. The conversation emphasizes the importance of the bullpen, the development of young stars like Masyn Winn, Jordan Walker, and Nolan Gorman, and the role of new hitting coach Brant Brown. They also explore center field options with Victor Scott and assess Arenado trade scenarios to balance finances and build for the future.

In Episode 5 of the Gashouse Gang, Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler break down potential trade suitors for Nolan Arenado, assessing which teams could be a great match for the Cardinals' All-Star third baseman. They also examine how the Cardinals' bullpen could shape up with or without Ryan Helsley as the closer. In the final segment, Bernie and Kev dive into college football’s evolving landscape, discussing the expanded 12-team playoff, the impact on regular season games, and how NIL and the transfer portal are opening doors for smaller programs.