Gashouse Gang

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and check in with Matt Pauley live from Cardinals spring training in Jupiter, Florida. The guys discuss why JJ Wetherholt would make for a better leadoff hitter than Masyn Winn and the two-year extension of manager Oli Marmol.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey relive Mark McGwire's heroics in the 1998 home run race with Sammy Sosa and get a spring training report from Matt Pauley. The guys also share the news that Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol has received a two-year extension and get your thoughts on the move. Also on the show: Amy Marxkors discusses the Blues' win over the Minnesota Wild, and Bob Ramsey calls in to discuss the Billikens' win over Duquesne.

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang from KMOX’s studios in St. Louis while Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne co-host from the broadcast booth at Cardinals spring training in Jupiter, Florida. The fellas speak with Cardinals Director of Hospitality Nate Green who oversees the Red Ribbon Panel on this year’s Cardinals Hall of Fame nominees. Founder of TheCardinalNation.com Brian Walton also joins the show from Jupiter for a look at the team’s prospects, like Quinn Mathews and Tink Hence. The guys wrap up discussing the Blues returning with a win after the Olympic break and the Billikens’ remaining schedule.

MLB Pipeline writer Jonathan Mayo joins Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz on The Gashouse Gang to discuss the Cardinals' new direction as they look to improve their farm system for long-term major league success. Jonathan gives his insight into prospects like switch pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje, first round pick JJ Wetherholt, and more.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the young pitching core of the 2026 Cardinals which include an impressive Richard Fitts. The guys also share former Cardinal Xavier Scruggs’ comments on Jordan Walker, who explains that while Walker has the talent, he struggles with his swing path leading to a high groundball rate. Also on the show: The Cardinals have nominated Albert Pujols, Yadier Molina, Brian Jordan, and George Hendrick to the Cardinals Hall of Fame; and MLB Pipeline reporter Jonathan Mayo joins the show to discuss standout Cardinals prospects.

Chris Rongey and Nate Gatter host The Gashouse Gang and get a Cardinals spring training report from Matt Pauley. The guys discuss SLU’s disappointing loss to Dayton and its impact on their NCAA Tournament eligibility; the start of CITY SC's season with broadcaster Dale Schilly; and the newest nominations to the Cardinals Hall of Fame.

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Matt Pauley live from Cardinals spring training. The guys share their first impressions of Michael McGreevy in 2026 and the defense that will need to be improved upon by JJ Wetherholt. Who will win the battle for spots on the roster come Opening Day? Plus, the Billikens play a big game tonight on the road vs Dayton! Tip-off at 6pm CT.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and get a spring training report from Matt Pauley in Jupiter, Florida. The guys also chat with St. Louis CITY SC President Diego Gigliani on the start of the MLS season, and Billiken announcer Bob Ramsey on their win over VCU. Plus…Team USA and the St. Louis-native Tkachuk brothers win gold over Canada!

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang alongside Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne from Cardinals spring training in Jupiter, Florida. The guys discuss the anticipated workload of the young pitchers this season, Michael McGreevy stepping into the role of Cardinals' union representative, and the Billikens’ big game vs VCU tonight.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklaz host The Gashouse Gang and get a Cardinals spring training update from Matt Pauley in Jupiter, FL. Matt shares the news of Lars Nootbaar’s arrival and how early injuries may impact the team. Ricky Proehl, St. Louis Battlehawks head coach and former Rams wide receiver, joins in-studio to preview the upcoming 2026 season which will be his first as top dog. Cardinals pitcher Matthew Liberatore also calls in from Cardinals spring training to give his outlook on this year’s young team and the new resources available for players at the facility in Jupiter.