Redbirds Rundown Podcast

Recently promoted from Double-A Springfield, Lane Thomas explains his connection to the state of Tennessee, his 2018 power surge and more.

Fresh off a trade from the Tampa Bay Rays system, Redbirds outfielder Justin Williams talks about his hot start in Memphis, playing in the 2017 national championship game, and what fans can expect from him as a player.

Redbirds starting pitcher Dakota Hudson details his meteoric rise from 2016 draft pick to 2018 Triple-A star. Hudson talks about being a new father, looks back on his draft experience and explains how he's found success early in his pro career.

As June begins, the Redbirds are cruising. Redbirds general manager Craig Unger joins the show to discuss the team's recent strong play, all the player exchanges between Memphis and St. Louis, and upcoming promotions at AutoZone Park.

St. Louis Cardinals general manager Michael Girsch is in Memphis! Girsch discusses his visits to minor league affiliates, the Alex Reyes rehab tour, evaluating prospects and much more.

Redbirds reliever Andrew Morales reveals what teammate has been behind his recent surge, details the transition from starter to reliever, and explains how his sister's battle with cancer helped him put baseball into perspective.

Redbirds manager Stubby Clapp discusses the team's strong start to the 2018 season, helping young prospects shuttle back-and-forth between Memphis and St. Louis, and a handful of players who have started to make an impact at the Triple-A level.

Redbirds center fielder Oscar Mercado details his impressive growth from struggling shortstop in the low minors to star-caliber center fielder knocking on the door of the big leagues. Mercado explains how he's grown both on and off the field during his time in the Cardinals organization.

Coming off the best single game performance of the Redbirds' season, the lefty starter sits down with Peter. Gomber discusses his rise through the minor leagues, the evolution of his pitch approach, and knocking on the door of the MLB.