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The SEC finds themselves losing against the virus right now with 4 games postponed this weekend. Ne Frederickson talks to us this morning about each team's quarantine issues and when they'll have a chance to make up games. We talk about college basketball too and if it's something that will actually happen. SLU looks to have a stellar team so fans are really hoping the A-10 finds a way to get these games in. With Fred Thatch and Gibson Jimerson back, the team is working to improve their free throws. An update on the Braggin' Rights game between Mizzou and Illinois too.

Steve Cohen, the new Mets owner and the richest owner in baseball, wants to win in three to five years. Mets fans should be happy to hear it. Will MLB come down on him for being to free with his spending? Is New York a good place for Francisco Lindor? And if so, how big is the contract? We talk about other free agents available this off-season too. Puig, Cespedes, Encarnacion and more. Will the Cardinals contend financially with offers to improve their offense? Listen here:

Danny Mac joins Chris in studio to answer mailbag questions about the Cardinals. scrambling Augusta, and more. Plus, another Thursday List: Things that are overrated.

Catching up with Brad Thompson this morning about the Cardinals. His thoughts on Kolten Wong’s release, the likelihood of a Waino/Molina return and how the team will spend, if at all. His pitching staff hopes and trade talks. Could Puig or Cespedes fit?

Rick Gehman joins Chris for a mega Masters preview. What’s his take on Bryson’s distance? Is it finally Rory’s time? Rick helps you build you DFS rosters and fill out your betting card before the weekend in Augusta kicks off.

We visit this morning with Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com, as we do every Wednesday. He covers the minor leagues specifically, but also the Cardinals in general. This morning we talk about the new Mets owner and his deep pockets. How much will they spend this year in order to contend? Do Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina fit their team in 2021?

We also dive into the minor league restructuring happening right now. We are seeing some of the lower level affiliates trying to decide their plans moving forward. We also talk about the Cardinals teams in Johnson City and State College. Do they disappear in 2021? We also hear about class a and high a potentially switching locations. News on the top Cardinals prospects, Perez and Thompson as well. More baseball talk here too:

Dan Reardon, St. Louis golf insider, talks about the tournament this weekend in Augusta. He talks about the differences this year during the pandemic and what kind of ratings CBS will get without the usual build-up. The look and play of the course in November and more details. Listen here:

Rob Fischer from Grind City Media joins Chris to look back at the weekend in college football and what a college football playoff would look like right now.

Sports Illustrated's Ben Heisler joins Chris to discuss the impact of betting markets on this week's election coverage, and preview the NFL weekend from a DFS and wagering perspective. Then, the debut of #GamblingBaby. Natalie, the 3-year old daughter of Chris' friend Dylan, makes her first NFL pick on the show.

We talk managerial awards first today with Ben Frederickson of stltoday.com. His opinions of the winner are a bit different than Dan’s with attention paid to David Ross.

Quite a few stand out players who could win the league mVp. Is it Freddie Freeman who was afflicted with CoVid? Juan Soto too? We talk it over.

Where does Francisco Lindor fit? Cleveland needs to move him and just about any team could benefit from him, even the Cardinals. Where will Kolten Wong fit?

Rumors are flying about NHL cancelling the whole season. What are Ben’s thoughts on that?

A FL mess last weekend, Mizzou bye-week tomorrow and Georgia next. How do the Tigers finish the season?

Danny Mac is in studio with Chris, and the guys cover a Miley Cyrus-Kardashian feud, Jerry Springer, figuring out how to get on the grounds at Augusta National, and a Thursday list