Scoops Sports Network

On this weeks visit with Mo, Dan and John discuss the upcoming trade deadline along with some updates on injuries and the week that was.

Jim Kaat, nicknamed “Kitty”, had a baseball career that spanned over four decades and 25 years.  Kaat was an All-Star for three seasons and a Gold Glove winner for sixteen seasons.  He was the American League leader in shutouts in 1962, and the AL leader in wins and complete games in 1966.  In addition to his 283 career wins, he has three 20-win seasons.  He won a World Series Championship in 1982 with the St. Louis Cardinals.

I think you will enjoy hearing from a legend.  He was not only a great player but, a tremendous broadcaster as well.  This podcast covers the 1982 Cardinals, broadcasting, the potential of the Hall of Fame for Jim.  If you love baseball, you’ll love this visit with Jim Kaat.  He SHOULD be in the HOF. Enjoy!

Dan and Brian discuss Delvin Perez, Adolis Garcia, Dakota Hudson, Harrison Bader along with other news and updates involving the Cardinal's minor league teams.

Matt Carpenter made his MLB debut with the St. Louis Cardinals on June 4, 2011.  He has been the primary leadoff hitter since early in the 2013 season.  A versatile player that has been a three-time All-Star.  Also, he was the first Silver Slugger Award winner at second base in Cardinals franchise history after leading the major leagues in hits, runs scored and doubles in 2013.

I have enormous respect for Matt.  He has made himself into an outstanding Major League Player.  In this podcast, Matt relives the day that he signed his contract extension, battling the shift, and what it might mean to go into the Cardinals Hall Of Fame.  I think you’ll love it.  Enjoy!

Dan and Brian Walton of TheCardinalNation.com discuss Daniel Poncedeleon, Austin Gomber and more from the Cardinals Minor Leagues.

Dan and Mo talk Mike Shildt's first week, Poncedeleon's debut and where the Cardinals go from here.