Former shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals and Anaheim Angels David Eckstein joins the Gashouse Gang to discuss the current Cardinals-Angels series, the 2006 World Series, and a unique event that includes himself among other legendary Cardinal alumni.

St Louis Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins "The Gashouse Gang" every Tuesday, taking questions from Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, Bernie Miklasz and the KMOX callers. Today's focus is on the struggles of Masyn Winn last nite at the plate. He says 'there's no backup plan, Masyn's our shortstop' says Marmol. He says he's never gotten direction from upper management on how to manage a game.

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne break down the Cardinals' Opening Day victory over the Twins, featuring home runs from Nolan Arenado and Lars Nootbaar, a strong performance from Sonny Gray, and a stellar catch by Victor Scott. Matt Pauley joins for the first half to discuss fan reactions, including boos for John Mozeliak and ownership. In the second half, Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney shares his insights on the team's outlook. Plus, the Blues stay hot with their 8th straight win and remain in the playoff race.

On the Eve of Opening Day for the Cardinals we can not forget about the Blues being the hottest team in hockey and now find themselves in a playoff spot. President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong joins Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman to talk about what has changed to have this hot streak and Broberg and Holloway being great this season. Former Cardinal Gold Glove Catcher Tom Pagnozzi then joins the show to talk about what the day before Opening Day feels like, his time has a Cardinal, and what he thinks the team will look like this year.

In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman are joined by Bernie Miklasz to discuss the current state of the St. Louis Cardinals. They dive into the team's opening day roster, focusing on key players like Lars Nootbaar leading off and Matthew Liberatore in the starting rotation. With a young roster featuring 5 players under 25, the team is in a "limbo" state— not quite good enough to compete for a championship but not bad enough for a full rebuild. The discussion also covers Nolan Gorman's potential for power, Sonny Gray's performance concerns, and the emphasis on developing youth. Tune in for a thoughtful breakdown of the season ahead!

Chris Rongey now hosts and is joined by Tom Ackerman today as they discuss the growing of the Cardinals farm system with Chaim Bloom soon being in charge. Bernie Miklasz joins Chris and Tom as they discuss Victor Scott II making the opening day roster. Kevin Wheeler then joins as they transition to the discussion of Masyn Winn batting leadoff. Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins to give his thoughts on the roster and the rough spring training for a few guys.

Join hosts Kevin Wheeler, Bernie Miklasz, and Matt Pauley as they dive into the Cardinals' center field decision with a focus on Victor Scott’s impressive spring training performance, comparing it to last year’s efforts. The team explores potential lineup strategies and discusses the perfect "10-man" lineup mix.

The episode also covers the Blues' recent playoff-like win against Vancouver, their playoff chances, and the coaching impact of Jim Montgomery on the team.

On the Mizzou basketball front, the hosts review the Tigers’ BB+ season grade, the heartbreaking loss to Drake in the NCAA Tournament, and the team's defensive struggles in the final stretch.

Plus, they dive into some player management discussions, focusing on Nolan Arenado's playing time and the importance of adaptability in the lineup and roster decisions.

On Gashouse Gang Ep. 95, Tom Ackerman, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley discuss crucial roster decisions for the Cardinals, including the center field competition and Victor Scott II's potential. They dive into playing time for Burleson and Gorman, evaluating spring training performances, and questioning the Cardinals’ plan for the upcoming season. Plus, they explore the radio show transition to KMOX and the new show format starting Monday.

Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley break down the Cardinals' upcoming season. How can the team generate excitement without a clear star? Will Willson Contreras step up as a leader? They also analyze the NL Central, evaluate the Cardinals’ offensive concerns, and discuss the importance of a strong bullpen. Plus, thoughts on Masyn Winn, Victor Scott II, and what it will take for the Cardinals to succeed.

Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler break down the key storylines from Cardinals spring training, including the intense center field competition between Victor Scott II and Michael Siani. They also evaluate the potential implementation of a six-man rotation, concerns over pitcher development, and the impact on the bullpen. Plus, a closer look at Nolan Arenado’s spring struggles and expectations for the upcoming season. Other topics include the rationale behind moving Willson Contreras to first base, Iván Herrera’s opportunity, and the importance of spring training stats. Finally, they discuss the Blues' impressive run