Nate Lucas and Matt Whitener chat about their new Friday home at Jimmy's Place in Maryland Heights where they will broadcast live every week from noon-2.

Nate and Matt Whitener broadcast live from their Friday home at Jimmy's Place in Maryland Heights. Nate and Matt take a dive into the Cardinals as they look into just how the club has improved.

Former Blues enforcer Reed Low joins Nate and Bob to offer up his takes on the Blues' play over the team's west coast swing and maybe offer up a football take or two.

Nate makes his predictions for the Braggin' Rights game and for NFL Week 16. Nate is bewildered by Robert Saleh's lack of clock management for the Jets late in last week's contest.

Brad Sturdy of Illiniguys.com and the Illini Guys Sports Spectacular, which can be heard every Saturday morning from 8-10 on 590 The Fan, joins the show to preview Thursday night's Braggin' Rights game.

STL Sports Page publisher and longtime baseball writer Rob Rains joins Nate and Bob. Rob offers up his opinions on the Cardinals signing Willson Contreras as well as the flurry off offseason activity around baseball.

Nate and Bob braved the snow and cold to make it in for High Noon. They recap the Billikens' collapse against SIUE for the Cougars' first win over SLU since 1982. They point to how few SLU players were able to get into a rhythm and question if the Billikens are all they were hyped up to be.

Nate reacts to John Mozeliak's comments he made to Frank Cusumano on KSDK.

Bob Ramsey checks in on the show en route to Chaifetz Arena where he will call Wednesday night's game between SIUE and SLU. Bob talks about the signs of improvement he saw from the Billikens on Saturday night versus Drake. He then weighs in on the Mets' signing Carlos Correa and how it elevates expectations in Queens.

AP Radio/SiriusXM/Illinois Radio Network correspondent Mike Reeves joins Nate and David to preview Thursday's Braggin' Rights matchup. Mike talks about what he likes from Dennis Gates' Mizzou team and why the Illini might face some difficulty at Enterprise Center Thursday night.