After a short hiatus, host Christian May-Suzuki gauges some of the improvements to the team’s play, and why the Cardinals shouldn’t look to sell, but also shouldn’t make moves focused on this season

On this episode, we discuss Adam Wainwright's retirement and what it means for the Cardinals. Also discussed is the Cardinals title window, and why the team should make moves towards the future. Finally, host Christian May-Suzuki continues to preach that Jose Berrios is a player the Cardinals should spare no expense in pursuing as the #2 for the future.

While the St. Louis Cardinals are mired in a bad streak, take a look at some of the positive developments from the season, and look forward towards a new potential trade partner for a pitcher.

This episode takes a look at how the St. Louis Cardinals should approach the recent injury bug that has assailed the team. We also react to the news that the Cardinals will be looking for starting pitchers, and pick out a few names that the team might look at.

In this episode, host Christian May-Suzuki breaks down some of the struggles for the Cardinals at key positions, and asks if it is time for Mozeliak and crew to make a move. Also, take a look at a few potential candidates to fill out the Cardinals roster!

This episode takes a look back at the Cardinals success so far, and how that might change with the current injuries. A few potential replacement outfielders the team could trade for in the event of a major injuries are discussed, as well as the state of the bullpen without Jordan Hicks.

In this episode, take a look at the adjustments and improvements that the starting pitching staff has made on the way to a monumental turnaround to the start of the season.

With the news that Albert Pujols was released by the Angels, we remember some of Albert Pujols' best Cardinal moments, as well as speculate where he may go if he doesn't come back to St. Louis.

In this episode, take a look at the inconsistencies of the Cardinals, and why it may not end well for them if corrected.

Taking a look at some of the lesser known defensive stats from Yadi Molina. This episode compares Molina to his contemporaries, and explains why he is not only a Hall of Famer, but arguably the greatest defensive catcher of all time