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Casey Halpern (Sunday Night Football, FoxBets) joins Chris to give his perspective on the sports world from New York City. How do things continue to change in one of the sports capitals of the world? What are Casey's impressions of college basketball as March Madness approaches? All that and more on today's show.

A look at the stories coming out of the first days in Jupiter. We talk about the fifth starter competition. Will it be Carlos, Ponce or maybe even Reyes? Also, the set up in the outfield. Ben Frederickson says he wants to see a lot of Lane Thomas. Nolan Gorman asked to camp early for some work at second base- what could that mean for his future?

We also talk about the monster Fernando Tatis Jr. contract that didn't have to happen. What does that mean for baseball as a whole? Teams that are dumping salary? Maybe the claim that these owners don't have money isn't as substantiated as they let on. Could a contract that large mean anything for Dylan Carlson?

Some news on Mizzou basketball and their roster this weekend too. Be talks about what the team need to do to get right. SLUs path to tourney selection as well. Listen here:

Jim Hayes joins Chris to talk about spring training opening, navigating the winter months leading to baseball, and more. Plus, the guys draft "best sports nicknames."

Rick Gehman joins Chris to preview a loaded field at the Genesis Invitational in LA. The guys talk about undervalued star players, how to make the most of the bottom of your DFS card, and more before a big weekend on the PGA Tour.

A look at some of the questions facing the Cardinals as they get ready to kick off spring training. Are the outfielders set? Who could upend left-field? Also, the fight for the fifth starting spot. Is it business as usual and C Mart’s to lose?

We also talk about the new minor league realignments. What’s different for each level of the Cardinals organization? All here with Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com

Carter Chapley joins Chris to talk about SLU's season so far as they get set to take on La Salle at home. What has stood out to Carter about the way the team has dealt with adversity? Who else has impressed him? And what are his thoughts on the Billikens' chances of an NCAA Tournament run? That and more on today's show.

"The Kilcoyne Conversation" talks with #StlCards John Mozeliak. Stress surrounding Arenado deal, sizing up NL Central, fans frustrated with franchise, what criticism of him is fair/unfair?

Martin Kilcoyne is with Chris to talk about spring training opening up, if any news truly "shocks the sports world" anymore, and play a few rounds of "Old Timey Politician or Old Timey Baseball Player" on this President's Day edition of The Chris Hrabe Show

Drew Silva (@drewsilv) of NBC Sports joins Chris to talk about what has changed in the baseball offseason since the Nolan Arenado acquisition, the competitive balance in the NL Central, and more. The guys also draft "top (non-alcoholic) beverages" at the end of the show.

An update here from Ben Frederickson of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on the Rams NFL lawsuit in St. Louis. We learn that (shocker!) the Kroenke team and those involved aren't being as cooperative as possible. Also, we hear that the Rams team is using smoke and mirrors by bringing aspects into this case that shouldn't be there.

We also talk about Yadier Molina's return to the Cardinals and the current projections for St. Louis to finish 3rd in the NL Central. What is Ben watching for in spring training and how can they improve the lineup further.

Some discussion around the college hoops scene too. SLU looks to be back in form while the Missouri Tigers can get it together in Mississippi. Listen here: