Here from the broadcast teams of the Yankees, Mets and White Sox as they jeer the sensitivity of the Orioles organization following the suspension of Kevin Brown.

Today's Twitter Tuesday contrasts Aaron Boone and Oli Marmol when it comes to handling players who jog around the bases before getting thrown out at home, a college football coach being disappointed in the media's pessimism, Rammer beginning to like Mike Francesa a little bit, Max Scherzer indicating that the Mets won't be competitive next season, Alexi Lalas getting on Nate's good side and Nate ripping Chris Christie like no one else ever before.

Tyoka Jackson is a man of the media. Despite working for the NFL Network, the Big Ten Network and a bunch of other stuff, he somehow found the time to join us to talk some ball!

The Cardinals are getting set to do business down in the Trop! Neil Solondz is kind enough to join us to help us get prepped up!

We as a High Noon broadcast are going to create a cooking show inspired by Jeff Suppan. Nate and Rammer offer a little preview of what will be a greater discussion later in the show about the suspension of Orioles broadcaster Kevin Brown.

Welp, the woman who Nike branded as "The All-American Hero" was less than heroic on the pitch which led to a rather early exit for the U.S. in the women's World Cup. Nate and the gang try to get to the bottom of what's really going on in all of Jake Paul's celebrity fights.

Howard Balzer of gophnx.com joins High Noon every single week on Mondays, and he can also be heard on multiple shows throughout the 590 The Fan schedule.

The future is now for the Cardinals because this season is now meaningless. So as we look ahead to see what could be in store in 2024, how much improvement do we anticipate the Cardinals will yield? Eventually, the Cardinals will bite the bullet and goose Waino's numbers even more than they already have.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. John Porter to our weekly Monday segment to get the inside scoop on what's going on in St. Charles.

In less than a week, the Pac-12, which was really the Pac-10 due to the assured exit of USC and UCLA, has lost 6 more teams, and the Big Ten still has their eye on 2 of the remaining 4. What's going to happen with the rest of college sports? Rammer has issued many Cardinals takes this season, and he comes to you hat-in-hand prepared to apologize for some of his misfires.