It's a pretty big deal that the Vegas Golden Knights were able to capture their first Stanley Cup in the history of their organization. That's special. But some people are just taking it to an obscene and, frankly, disrepectful level.

Peter Appel is a frequent guest on the program, and he brings the heat talking baseball with the gang. Peter is dead set on the Cardinals being the absolute best trade partners for one particular MLB player. He also gives his thoughts on some other happenings around the league.

The kind of pets you keep around you is very revealing of your character. Are you a dog person or a cat person? Bob Ramsey currently has zoo at this house, but it works because each animal has a role to play. Have the Mets been a disappointment or have they just been snake bitten?

The golf world has been incredibly newsy recently (which we like), and this week brings us even more content as the U.S. Open is underway! Cam Rogers joins us to help preview the field.

Lou Korac is a friend of the show, and he covers the St. Louis Blues for NHL.com. Lou joins us ahead of the draft to help give us an idea as to how the Blues are going to manage their 3 first round picks, and we also try to figure out what this team is going to look like at the beginning of next season.

It's another day in the life of covering the Cardinals. That's a different way of saying "we complained in this segment."

The Cardinals began our radio show with an immediate 2-0 deficit which was quickly erased with a Tommy Edman grand slam. After almost two whole hours of leading the Giants, the birds gave it up just as we were getting ready to call it a day.

Marcus Seidel is not in today for our Wednesday segment, but Dom Tripi is still in to talk some ball! Dom's been sitting on his Cardinals takes for a week, and he's ready to unleash.

Kasey Hudson returns to High Noon for some more hockey conversation! She came on the show to preview the Stanley Cup, and now she's back to help us put a bow on the hockey season.

If you thought the score of the hockey game was bad last night, the Cardinals just said, "hold my beer." An 11-3 loss has us even more down on this team than we were before. An article was written regarding Mike Shildt's exit from the organization, and it may have given us some insight on how Oli Marmol has been able to keep his managerial position.