Coach Dennis Gates joins Sports on a Sunday Morning to reflect on Norm Stewart’s lasting impact on the Missouri basketball program and his relationships with past Mizzou coaches. Gates also discusses the unwavering support from the community during his first season, the relentless style of play and strong team chemistry of his current squad, and Caleb Grill’s impressive performances and rising confidence. Additionally, Gates highlights the pivotal role the St. Louis community plays in the program’s success.

Josh Schertz joins to discuss the electric atmosphere at the Dayton game and the disappointment of not securing a win despite strong fan support. He breaks down Robbie Avila’s struggles against Dayton, the defensive adjustments used against him, and how Avila can adapt moving forward. Schertz also highlights Dylan Warrlick’s strong play as a freshman and provides an update on Kellen Thames’ uncertain status and potential return this season.

Brian Kamenetzky from the Locked on Lakers podcast joins to break down the shocking trade that sent Luka Doncic to the Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis. He discusses how this unprecedented move reshapes both franchises, with the Lakers securing their future after LeBron James and the Mavericks’ concerns over Doncic’s conditioning. Kamenetzky also provides updates on the injuries to both Doncic and Davis and their expected returns around the All-Star break.

John Mozeliak talks about the Cardinals' preparations for Spring Training, roster updates, and the frustration with the slow MLB trade market. He discusses key roster changes, pitching outlook, and the uncertainty surrounding Nolan Arenado’s future with the team.

Bernie Miklasz expresses his frustrations with St. Louis city governance, comparing it to successful city revivals like Pittsburgh and Detroit. They also discuss Missouri basketball’s success under Dennis Gates, his use of the transfer portal, and the challenges facing MLB free agency, including the slow pace of signings and the influence of top agents like Scott Boras.

Coach Dennis Gates joins Sports on a Sunday Morning to reflect on Norm Stewart’s lasting impact on the Missouri basketball program and his relationships with past Mizzou coaches. Gates also discusses the unwavering support from the community during his first season, the relentless style of play and strong team chemistry of his current squad, and Caleb Grill’s impressive performances and rising confidence. Additionally, Gates highlights the pivotal role the St. Louis community plays in the program’s success.

Josh Schertz joins to discuss the electric atmosphere at the Dayton game and the disappointment of not securing a win despite strong fan support. He breaks down Robbie Avila’s struggles against Dayton, the defensive adjustments used against him, and how Avila can adapt moving forward. Schertz also highlights Dylan Warrlick’s strong play as a freshman and provides an update on Kellen Thames’ uncertain status and potential return this season.

Brian Kamenetzky from the Locked on Lakers podcast joins to break down the shocking trade that sent Luka Doncic to the Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis. He discusses how this unprecedented move reshapes both franchises, with the Lakers securing their future after LeBron James and the Mavericks’ concerns over Doncic’s conditioning. Kamenetzky also provides updates on the injuries to both Doncic and Davis and their expected returns around the All-Star break.

St. Louis City SC: Preseason preparations for the 2025 MLS season, progress under new head coach Olaf Melberg, and roster updates with new addition Timo Baumgartel. Can the team bounce back after missing the playoffs last season?

MLB and the Cardinals: Tom is joined by John Mozeliak, Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, as players arrive in Jupiter for spring training. Mozeliak shares his frustration with the slow MLB trade market, roster decisions, and the uncertainty surrounding Nolan Arenado. He also discusses the development of young pitching prospects like Matthew Liberatore and Gordon Graceffo.

St. Louis Leadership & Missouri Basketball: Bernie Miklasz calls in to share his frustrations with St. Louis city governance, comparing the city to Pittsburgh and Detroit’s successful revitalization. He also touches on Missouri Basketball’s turnaround under Dennis Gates, the impact of the transfer portal, and the challenges of MLB free agency.

Bernie shares his frustrations with St. Louis city governance, comparing it to cities like Pittsburgh and Detroit that have successfully revitalized themselves. They also discuss Missouri basketball’s success under Dennis Gates, his use of the transfer portal, and the challenges facing MLB free agency, including the slow pace of signings and the influence of top agents like Scott Boras.

Tom Ackerman talks with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak to discuss the latest from spring training as players begin arriving in Jupiter, Florida. Mozeliak shares his frustration with the slow-moving MLB trade market this offseason and how it has impacted the team's roster decisions. He also addresses the departure of key players like Paul Goldschmidt and Matt Carpenter, the balance between competing now and developing young talent, and the uncertainty surrounding Nolan Arenado. Additionally, he provides insights on the pitching rotation, including expectations for Miles Mikolas and young arms like Matthew Liberatore and Gordon Graceffo.

Brian Kamenetzky from the Locked on Lakers podcast joins Sports on a Sunday Morning to break down the shocking trade that sent Luka Doncic to the Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis. He discusses how this unprecedented move reshapes both franchises, with the Lakers securing their future after LeBron James and the Mavericks’ concerns over Doncic’s conditioning. Kamenetzky also provides updates on the injuries to both Doncic and Davis and their expected returns around the All-Star break.

Josh Schertz joins Sports on a Sunday Morning to discuss the electric atmosphere at the Dayton game and the disappointment of not securing a win despite strong fan support. He breaks down Robbie Avila’s struggles against Dayton, the defensive adjustments used against him, and how Avila can adapt moving forward. Schertz also highlights Dylan Warrlick’s strong play as a freshman and provides an update on Kellen Thames’ uncertain status and potential return this season.

Coach Dennis Gates joins Sports on a Sunday Morning to reflect on Norm Stewart’s lasting impact on the Missouri basketball program and his relationships with past Mizzou coaches. Gates also discusses the unwavering support from the community during his first season, the relentless style of play and strong team chemistry of his current squad, and Caleb Grill’s impressive performances and rising confidence. Additionally, Gates highlights the pivotal role the St. Louis community plays in the program’s success.

Joe Pott and Jay Binkley preview the NFC and AFC Championship games, focusing on key matchups and quarterbacks. They discuss Washington’s Super Bowl chances with Jalen Hurts and critique media narratives about the Chiefs, predicting a Chiefs win over the Bills.

Joe also covers the SIUE Cougars’ back-to-back winning seasons, with Ray'Sean Taylor leading the way. He highlights the transformed fan experience at First Community Arena. Joe and Bernie Miklasz also discuss Mizzou basketball’s strong season under Dennis Gates and share thoughts on the Baseball Hall of Fame voting process.

Hour 1 features Joe Pott stepping in for Tom Ackerman as Kevin Wheeler dives into the latest Baseball America and MLB Pipeline top 100 prospects lists. The discussion focuses on three exciting Cardinals prospects: JJ Wetherholt, Quinn Matthews, and Tink Hence. Wetherholt's offensive brilliance and rapid progression could lead to a major league debut this season, while Matthews, a standout Stanford pitcher, could soon join the big leagues with his strikeout prowess. Tink Hence is highlighted for his electric arm and potential versatility as both a starter and closer. Wheeler delves into how these young talents could shape the Cardinals' future pitching staff.

Coach Josh Schertz joins Joe Pott to analyze the St. Louis University Billikens’ tough loss to George Washington, where the team battled back from a 16-point deficit. Schertz reflects on senior Gibson Jimerson’s leadership and loyalty, which have been crucial for the Billikens’ success. As the team looks ahead to critical games against VCU, Dayton, and UMass, Schertz stresses the importance of mental toughness and fan support in their playoff push.

Joe Pott also talks with Chairman Tom Stillman about the St. Louis Blues' 2025 Hall of Fame class, which includes Wayne Babych, Curtis Joseph, and Jim Roberts, who received the True Blue award. Stillman reflects on the Blues Hall of Fame as a way to honor the franchise's history and the ownership group's commitment to preserving this tradition. He also discusses the current season, with the Blues at 23-23-4, and emphasizes the need for patience as new head coach Jim Montgomery works to build the team’s culture and develop young talent.