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Andy Strickland (Blues Rinkside Reporter, Cam & Strick Podcast, @andystrickland) joins Chris to talk how the Blues stand at the NHL's trade deadline. What makes Doug Armstrong such an effective manager in situations like the league's deadline? What does Andy expect for Jaden Schwartz and his future with the Blues, both short-term and long-term? And how do other potential moves around the league impact the Blues' playoff chances?

Plus, Andy's surprising pizza stance, and 'cake takes' from the guys.

Chris and Ben talk about the Cardinals home opener and the impressive Busch Stadium debut for Nolan Arenado wearing the Birds on the Bat. Also, Ben reflects on Kolten Wong’s departure and  return as a Brewer, and give the Cards bullpen some well-deserved kudos.

Drew Silva of NBC Sports (@drewsilv) joins Chris to talk about the Cardinals season so far and yesterday’s home opener in front of fans at Busch. Has Arenado been even better than expected? What worries Drew and why does he say the Cardinals might need to be buyers at the trade deadline. And, the guys give their thoughts on Kolten Wong’s return to Busch Stadium. Finally, a food-focused draft

Before the Cardinals home opener at Busch, Rick Ankiel joins Chris to give his impressions of the young season. What impresses him most about Nolan Arenado, and what things does Arenado do that fans don't see that help make him so special? Rick shares his thoughts on the Cardinals young outfielders, and Dylan Carlson's start to his big league career. What makes the home opener at Busch so special, and how does Rick think fans being back in the building will impact the team? That and more on today's show!

“Martin and Marlow” #36 the Opening Day Edition.  #StlCards.   Hanging with Whitey Herzog. His baseball acumen.  Castellanos a villain or no? “Mr. Metal” saves Martin’s mailbox.

Rick Gehman (@RickRunGood) joins Chris for a mega-Masters preview edition of The Chris Hrabe Show before The Masters kicks off at Augusta National tomorrow. Rick helps build our DFS lineups, and talks through the top of the card. Is Dustin Johnson flying under the radar? What are his thoughts on new father Jon Rahm? How about Rory trying to finally complete the career Grand Slam? The guys also talk Bryson, Brooks, and the rest of the favorites in the field, as well as some under-the-radar picks, interesting course comps, give away a few free subscriptions to Rick's site, and more. Get set for Augusta with The Chris Hrabe Show!

Some questions asked and answered on the Cardinals rotation this morning with Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com. What does it mean that the balls in Cincinnati are "slippery"? Also, the return of K Kim. Who does he replace in the rotation or does he just add to it? Brian says they have to find a number four hitter or Arenado will see less and less to hit. Carlson looks to be a formidable option in that spot. We also get some news on the minor leagues and the draft situation for this year- how is it different than last year or other years? Will more kids stay in college instead of signing based on the new developments in the draft? International signings news for the team too. Listen here:

 

Cardinals Beat Writer Zach Silver (@zachsilver) joins Chris to give his thoughts on the early returns from the Cardinals series in Cincinnati and Miami. What has he noticed about the pitching, and how can the bullpen help the rotation when it's working efficiently? What does Zach expect moving forward from right field? What young players have made the most of opportunities in the first handful of games? That and more talking Cardinals on today's show.

"The Kilcoyne Conversation" talking Masters and career with Jay Randolph, Sr. Favorite moment has to do with Olympics.  NFL announcer for Cowboys and The Big Red. Original TV voice of the St. Louis Blues.  Mike Shannon stories and more.

Ryan Fagan of Sporting News joins Chris to preview the Gonzaga-Baylor matchup tonight for the National Championship. What could be next for both Mark Few and Scott Drew, and how has Mick Cronin turned around UCLA's program in just a few seasons? Plus, Ryan's thoughts on the fireworks between the Cardinals and Reds over the weekend in Cincinnati, Shohei Ohtani's electric two-way debut for the Angels, and MLB's young superstars taking over the league.