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Bob Ramsey and Joe Roderick look at tonight's lineup vs the Brewers and what else is happening in MLB this weekend

Rammer has to take a drive down to the Lake so we decided to upgrade our cohort from the Saint Louis Billiken's broadcast booth and bring in the legend Earl Austin Jr!

With an offseason of movement and expectation around the Billikens, we jumped into all the roster moves for Saint Louis and why it's so damn hard to keep our expectations in check. And Earl breaks down Travis Ford's consistent success and recruiting at a sustained level that Saint Louis fans have rarely had to luxury to watch.

And then we get into a wild NBA post-season that has shifted expectations a few times itself...

What did Earl see from a young Grizzlies team that just didn't have enough?

Where did the regular season Suns go and will we see them reload? (Essentially 5+ minutes of my favorite game: How dumb is Robert Sarver really?)

And with just a couple hours before tip-off, Earl go into how the momentum in the Eastern Conference Finals has changed and shifted towards the Boston Celtics--and the joy of watching Jayson Tatum take leap-after-leap in front of our very eyes.

And we may have jumped the gun a little bit...but we had to get Earl's thoughts on the POTENTIAL Warriors-Celtics matchup--will the Celtics bench be enough? Will Tatum be able to take this team to another level against a championship squad? And is there a better game-within-the-game matchup available than Marcus Smart v. Steph Curry?

Next time we talk we'll be breaking down more Warriors-Celtics or once again apologizing for calling every single game wrong so far...So I guess congratulations will be in order for Miami? Sorry, Tatum family...

Matt Pauley- 41:27

Brandon Krisztal- 55:45

Crack Slippers- 1:12:19

Bob Ramsey and Joe Roderick preview the Brewers/Cardinals 4 game series in St. Louis with lineups, roster moves, and more

Bob Ramsey and Joe Roderick look at the Jordan Hicks/Starter experiment and what to expect this weekend vs the Brewers in the 4 game series at Busch

Saint Louis has broken ground on a brand new, state-of-the-art facility in the O'Loughlin Family Champions Center.

The Mavericks have decided to make it a little more interesting after flipping a switch and forcing a Game 5 against the Warriors.

How did they pull it off--and is it going to go any further?

And the Celtics put on a defensive clinic and evened things up at 2-2 against Miami and the series could very well flip in tonight's crucial Game 5 in Miami.

Will Miami's offense rejoin this series or is Jayson Tatum going to take another step right in front of our eyes?

We definitely know what's going to happen and there's no way we're here on Friday talking about two more huge shifts...

SAINT LOUIS RECRUITING NEWS!!! *club horn* The Billikens have made moves for two big men, a 5th-year transfer from Temple and a promising 7-footer (with a shot?) out of Senegal as well. How is this roster shaping up now?

The Mavs were able to shock the Suns, but it seems like G1 of the WCF went how a lot of the expert predicted. Will this series follow the theme of wild back-and-forth games? And if that's going to be the case, what does a Dallas win in Game 2 or 3 look like?

Speaking of back-and-forth...ladies and gentlemen, the Eastern Conference Finals! Jekyle and Hyde in G1 and G2 for the Celtics and Heat, and it's all shifting right now on three fronts: star play, defense & coaching adjustments. Can Tatum consistently win the battle over Butler? Can the Heat snap back in G3 at a now-healthy Celtics defense?

Rammer and Rocc dive into all of those questions before the big one: Where are these series sitting when we come back next week?

Mike Claiborne and Joe Roderick talk Blues, Cards, NBA and more

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Bob Ramsey and Joe Roderick get you ready for Cardinals vs Blue Jays and bring you all of the roster moves made before today's game

Bob Ramsey and Joe Roderick get you ready for the Cardinals weekend series vs the Pittsburgh Pirates, and the MLB debuts of both Nolan Gorman and Matthew Liberatore