Cardinals Conversations

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.

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz discuss the Cardinals' decision to move Wilson Contreras to first base, looking at how this change will help him stay healthier and optimize his offensive production. They explore the team's focus on giving young players like Ivan Herrera, Victor Scott II, and Jordan Walker more playing time in 2025, which is expected to be a "transition year." The duo also weighs in on the potential trade of Nolan Arenado, considering his contract and age in relation to the team's future plans. Additionally, they talk about the lack of dedicated outfield coaching in the minors and how that has impacted player development. To wrap up, they touch on the Cardinals' new TV deal with FanDuel Sports Network, which will eliminate blackout restrictions and offer direct-to-consumer streaming for fans.

In Episode 3 of the Gashouse Gang podcast, Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley discuss the newly passed legislation for sports betting in Missouri and what this milestone means for teams like the Cardinals, fans, and the broader sports scene. They also dive into the Cardinals' offseason plans, exploring potential roster moves involving stars like Nolan Arenado, Wilson Contreras, Nolan Gorman, and updates to the pitching rotation. Shifting to hockey, they examine recent injuries affecting the Blues, specifically those of Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway, and the impact on the team's depth at center. The episode wraps with a reflection on Curt Flood’s legacy in changing baseball’s labor landscape and his Hall of Fame consideration.

Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler get together for the second episode of The Gashouse Gang and they do a deep dive into the Cardinals and discussed potential trade candidates. They also discuss college football as the first CFP rankings get released Tuesday.

Today, Tom Ackerman, Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley analyze the Cardinals' offseason plans, focusing on potential moves to strengthen the roster. They discuss the possible return of pitcher Kyle Gibson, roster adjustments to accommodate young prospects like Michael McGreevy and Quinn Mathews, and the potential loss of star players such as Nolan Arenado. The team explores the importance of player development, the addition of new hitting coach Brandt Brown, and how the Cardinals can adopt a sustainable model similar to the Braves. They also assess the challenges of competing in the NL Central and the strategic decisions necessary to stay competitive.

In today's edition of a KMOX Sports Roundtable, the whole gang is here! Hear from Tom Ackerman, Matt Pauley, Kevin Wheeler, and Bernie Miklasz on a variety of sports topics, following a rough weekend for both Mizzou and Illini football.

It's an emergency KMOX Sports Roundtable!

The crew of Matt Pauley, Bernie Miklasz, and Kevin Wheeler react to the hiring of new coaches Jon Jay and Brant Brown, along with new Assistant General Manager Rob Cerfolio.

Listen in to another KMOX Sports roundtable, with Tom Ackerman, Matt Pauley, Bernie Miklasz, and Kevin Wheeler!

Listen in to the second KMOX Sports roundtable, with Matt Pauley, Bernie Miklasz, and Kevin Wheeler, where they talk a variety of topics, including Cardinals baseball, MLB playoffs, the Blues start to the season, Mizzou football, and more!

Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins Amy and Brad to talk about the MLB postseason, Cardinals off season