Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speak with Los Angeles Kings announcer and former Blues announcer John Kelly on his career in St. Louis, tonight’s Blues vs Kings game, and his thoughts on this year’s Blues team. Also: Maury Brown, Senior Contributor to Forbes, joins the show to discuss the business of baseball, from a potential lockout following the 2026 season to the insane success of the Savannah Bananas.

What a great weekend of sports! Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey recap the biggest sports stories over the weekend, including Shohei Ohtani’s incredible 10 K, 3 HR game; the Blue Jays forcing a Game 7 in the ALCS vs Seattle; the Blues defeating the Stars at home; Mizzou defeating Auburn and landing No. 15 in the AP poll; St. Louis CITY SC’s Roman Burki re-signing with the club through 2027; and MORE! Plus, Amy Marxkors joins the show to talk Blues hockey. You can find her on Wednesday nights at 6pm on Matrix Midwest hosting "Offside Hockey with Kerbs and Amy"!

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang and chats with Cardinals pre/postgame host Matt Pauley on the MLB Postseason, Mike Shildt's retirement, a potential labor dispute in 2027, and the problem with team owners. Plus: radio host and former NFL tight end Ed Smith joins the show to talk football, and....could the Savannah Bananas be worth $100 BILLION someday?

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss more rumors of Yadier Molina’s interest in returning to baseball as a manager. Would Yadi make for a great manager? What about Albert Pujols? Possibly, but great players don’t guarantee wins as a manager! Also on the show: MLB Postseason updates with Newsweek Sports writer JP Hoornstra, discussion on the St. Louis Blues’ home performances, and more information coming out on the retirement of Padres manager Mike Shildt.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share new developments in the retirement of San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt, who may have had a rocky relationship with his coaches. The guys also discuss Masyn Winn and Victor Scott II being named Gold Glove finalists, the Brewers' need for a win with radio analyst and former pitcher Jerry Augustine, and tonight’s Blues-Blackhawks game.

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz continue the discussion on Padres manager Mike Shildt announcing his retirement from managing. Also featured: Tom’s interview with Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith on what is the 40th anniversary of his game-ending home run vs the Dodgers in Game 5 of the 1985 NLCS.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that Mike Shildt, San Diego Padres manager and former Cardinals manager, has announced his retirement from managing. Former St. Louis Blues forward Kelly Chase also joins the show to give an update on his battle with leukemia and to give his thoughts on this year’s Blues team. Plus, the latest from the NFL and college football world!

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang and is joined by Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne to discuss the Blues’ disappointing start to the season and last night’s extra inning drama between the Dodgers and Phillies. Nate Gatter, KMOX sports host and lead college football play-by-play announcer for Westwood One, joins the show to preview Illinois vs Ohio State and Mizzou vs Alabama this weekend. Also, NFL radio analyst for Compass Media Network and former quarterback Steve Beuerlein joins the show to preview the Cowboys-Panthers game on Sunday, which you can hear on KMOX!

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz discuss opening night for the St. Louis Blue, the MLB postseason, and the possibility of Yadier Molina joining the Cardinals coaching staff. Later, former Blues enforcer Cam Janssen joins the show to share his thoughts on the upcoming season.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and preview an exciting weekend of college football with play-by-play announcers Brian Barnhart of Illinois and Mike Kelly of Mizzou. Also: An analysis of yesterday's conversation with new Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom.