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“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with former USGA President Tom O’Toole. On his career, officiating Tiger Woods, getting help from Jack Nicklaus with Normandie Golf Club and the PGA Tour battle with LIV.

This week on 'Golf with Jay Delsing' we talk LIV Golf. We also welcome Nelly Korda back to the LPGA tour and Women’s US Open. Then we unpack Barbara and Jack Nicklaus’s newest philanthropic endeavor and the huge money they are raising. Finally, I break down a case of the putter yips.

Pitching, pitching, pitching. We dig into the Cardinals hurlers and bullpen questions. How quickly will we see roster changes to bolster the pitching backend? Ben Frederickson talks about the lack of confidence in a few pitchers and where they go from here. Also, we discuss how the team embraces O’Neill and Carlson’s return while utilizing Pujols, Gorman, Donovan and others.

Ben talks about the recent NASCAR race in St. Louis and it’s success. Plus news on Dennis Gates and a transfer looking to put up big numbers. Jayson Tatum is representing our city well in the NBA finals. Ben suggests giving out IMO’s when they win. A look at the Blues for next season and how fans could react if Colorado wins it all this year. Listen here:

In this week’s edition of The Inside the Lines High School Sports Podcast with Jim Powers, we chat with a pair of state championship coaches from this past weekend’s state girls’ soccer finals. First, we catch up with Fort Zumwalt South head coach LeAnne Sanders as she talks about the season and the Bulldogs winning the Class 3 title for the second straight year. Jim then talks with St. Dominic head coach Greg Koeller about the Crusaders winning their third state title in four years and how girls’ soccer has risen at the high school level.

"The Kilcoyne Conversation" with Curt Menefee from Fox Sports. What it's like to host the Sunday circus with Howie, Terry, Jimmy, and Michael. Curt Menefee on almost quitting TV...before calling NFL, XFL, and USFL football.

Who should the Cardinals turn to for innings? We're seeing volatile starters and a taxed bullpen while we wait for Flaherty and Hicks' return. Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com talks to us about those recently promoted or close to a call-up. Details on Conner Thomas, Zack Thompson, Jake Woodford and Andre Pallante. Also, we discuss Gordon Graceffo, who again landed at pitcher-of-the-month for Brian's website, plus Michael McGreevy- both recently promoted to Double-A Springfield. How far away is Dylan Carlson in rehab at Memphis? How will the Cardinals use Yepez and Donovan going forward? Brian gives us particulars of this year's draft timing plus how recent drafts affect short-season ball and the consolidation of lower level farm teams. Listen here:

Tons of St. Louis sports updates this morning with Ben Frederickson. A look at the Cardinals potential pitching problem filling innings. Does Dallas Keuchel fill a need? We dive into Paul Goldschmidt's incredible season and how he compares to Pujols. He's leading the NL MVP race and it doesn't look like he's slowing down as he nears age 35. Some conversation about the pitch clock and experimental rules coming for next year too. We get into the end of the Blues hockey season and what the team will do to shore up for next year to beat Colorado. Does Tkatchuk come home? Will Tarasenko stay? Who backs up Binnington? Ben talks about Jayson Tatum's excellent representation of our city in the NBA playoffs plus a peek at the special guest on Sunday's TV show.

“The Kilcoyne Conversation” with Rusty Wallace about St. Louis hosting NASCAR. His career, rivalry with Dale Senior, being a Miller Lite guy after trying to get Bud on board.

In this week’s edition of the Inside the Lines High School Sports Podcast, Jim Powers takes us back to an incredible weekend for our local track and field athletes in Jefferson City as he reviews all of the outstanding performances. Powers then previews the upcoming baseball and girls’ soccer state final four matchups that will take place this weekend in Ozark, Mo., and at the Worldwide Technology Soccer Park in Fenton.