Gashouse Gang

Kevin Wheeler, Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley got together on Wednesday's edition of 'Gashouse Gang' and they discussed the latest update of Jordan Walker's injury, Cardinals looking at free-agent bullpen arms, and more

Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz got together for Tuesday's edition of The Gashouse Gang and they discussed Albert Pujols managerial dreams and also the Cardinals bullpen who could round out the pen

In this episode, Bernie Miklasz, Tom Ackerman, Matt Pauley, and Kevin Wheeler dive deep into the Cardinals' Spring Training performance, analyzing their offensive struggles and what the stats really say. They focus on hard-hit ball data and exit velocity, exploring the potential for improvement despite poor initial numbers.

The team discusses player development concerns, including Masyn Winn's plate discipline issues, Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker's potential, and the challenges of managing a crowded roster.

Special attention is given to Quinn Matthews' minor league assignment and the debate about his readiness for the majors. The crew also discusses the depth of pitching prospects and upcoming 40-man roster decisions.

Finally, the episode touches on Albert Pujols' aspirations to become a Major League manager, his Dominican Winter League experience, and the potential reactions from fans if he were to manage another team.

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz dive into the Cardinals' transition from reset to retooling—who made the call, and what does it mean for the team? They break down the latest trade speculation, the impact of no-trade clauses, and the future of stars like Nolan Arenado. Plus, a look at young talent, including Victor Scott and Jordan Walker, and the team’s struggles with player development. How will John Mozeliak, Bill DeWitt, and Chaim Bloom shape the franchise moving forward?

Matt Pauley joins us live from Jupiter with the latest updates on Cardinals Spring Training. We dive into Nolan Gorman’s reps at third base and Sonny Gray’s ramp-up plan. The crew shuts down the overblown speculation that Nolan Arenado playing against the Yankees means anything. Plus, we break down how Jordan Walker and Gorman can elevate the offense, debate the best way to use the bench, and analyze whether Erick Fedde could be a trade chip. Listener questions wrap up the show!

Kevin Wheeler & Matt Pauley break down Victor Scott’s strong game against the Blue Jays and what it means for his push to be the Cardinals’ everyday center fielder. They also dive into the key mistake that young Cardinals hitters like Nolan Gorman, Jordan Walker, and Masyn Winn are making—swinging at pitches they can’t handle. The discussion highlights how new hitting coach Brant Brown will be tasked with improving plate discipline across the organization. Plus, a look at the competitive NL Central and where the Cardinals fit into the race.

Kevin Wheeler and Matt Pauley delve into the latest Spring Training updates for the St. Louis Cardinals, including travel logistics and player groupings. They discuss lineup adjustments with Lars Nootbaar in centerfield and Victor Scott in left field, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and matchups in constructing lineups. The hosts also evaluate the potential of the Cardinals' starting rotation, focusing on pitchers like Sonny Gray, Erick Fedde, and Miles Mikolas, and highlight Quinn Matthews' impressive debut performance.

They analyze Lars Nootbaar's value through his underlying stats and discuss the top National League contenders, including the Dodgers, Phillies, Braves, and Mets. Concerns about the Braves' health and skepticism about the NL Central division strength are also addressed.

Kevin Wheeler and Matt Pauley delve into the latest Spring Training updates for the St. Louis Cardinals, including travel logistics and player groupings. They discuss lineup adjustments with Lars Nootbaar in centerfield and Victor Scott in left field, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and matchups in constructing lineups. The hosts also evaluate the potential of the Cardinals' starting rotation, focusing on pitchers like Sonny Gray, Erick Fedde, and Miles Mikolas, and highlight Quinn Matthews' impressive debut performance.

They analyze Lars Nootbaar's value through his underlying stats and discuss the top National League contenders, including the Dodgers, Phillies, Braves, and Mets. Concerns about the Braves' health and skepticism about the NL Central division strength are also addressed.

In this episode of GasHouse Gang, the guys dive into the key storylines from spring training. They discuss JJ Wetherholt’s impressive performance and what it could mean for his future. The guys also analyze how to distinguish true prospects from typical spring training standouts, and why evaluating young players against major league competition is crucial. They also break down the bullpen needs, pinpoint swing-and-miss pitchers to watch, and highlight potential surprise players who could make an impact this season. Plus, the latest on Nolan Arenado trade rumors and a comparison of the Astros’ roster to the Cardinals.

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz break down the challenges of balancing short-term and long-term goals for the Cardinals, looking ahead to 2025 and 2026. They dive into the dynamics of Oliver Marmol’s management, the potential roles for young players like Alec Burleson, and the critical spring training roster battles, with a focus on bullpen development. The duo also explores Nolan Arenado’s trade saga, the failed deal to the Astros, and the social media reactions surrounding it. Lastly, they discuss the Cardinals' potential investment in St. Louis, including involvement in the Millennium Hotel redevelopment project and its impact on the city's safety and appeal.