In this jam-packed episode, Tom Ackerman is joined by a range of guests discussing exciting topics. Billy Crystal talks about his long-time friendship with Bob Costas, sharing why Costas truly deserves the Musial Lifetime Achievement Award. Josh Schertz offers insights into the Billikens' recent victory over William Woods, provides injury updates, and previews the upcoming game against Fordham. Chris Zimmerman reflects on the Blues' wins over the Red Wings and Predators, and the excitement surrounding the Winter Classic at Wrigley Field. Bernie Miklasz breaks down the NFL playoff picture, sharing his thoughts on the top contenders in both the AFC and NFC, and offers predictions for the college football playoff games.

Tom Ackerman discusses the Muse Awards, spotlighting Billy Crystal's admiration for Bob Costas, who was honored with the Stan Musial Lifetime Achievement Award. Crystal shares heartfelt praise for Costas’s talent, integrity, and significant contributions to St. Louis, reminiscing about their shared love for baseball and experiences with Mickey Mantle. He underscores the importance of sportsmanship and integrity in the industry. Ackerman also reflects on Crystal’s genuine humility, contrasting him with Hollywood stereotypes, and pays tribute to Greg Gumbel, sharing a touching story about Gumbel's kindness to a young fan.

Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the team's recent victories, including a dominant 4-0 win over Detroit and a 7-4 triumph over Nashville. Zimmerman shares insights into the importance of scoring from distance and the energy of holiday crowds. He also previews the exciting Winter Classic at Wrigley Field against the Blackhawks and the future of the Blues with a record nine players in the World Juniors. Zimmerman reflects on receiving the Jack Buck Award and highlights the vibrant sports culture in St. Louis.

Josh Schertz, head coach of the Billikens, joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to discuss the team's impressive 78-57 victory over William Woods. Schertz highlights Jayden Schertz's milestone of scoring his first college points and applauds the unsung efforts of walk-ons and managers. He previews the upcoming New Year's game against Fordham, emphasizing the strong performances of Robbie Avila and Gibson Jimerson. Injury updates include Isaiah Swope's knee inflammation, Kellen Themes' hip flexor, and AJ Casey's return from a high ankle sprain. Schertz also discusses the physical and developmental progress of young players Dylan Warlick.

Tom Ackerman hosts this edition of Sports on a Sunday Morning and is joined by Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol, Cardinals broadcaster Ricky Horton, KMOX Sports contributor Bernie Miklasz and many others.

In this episode, Marc Schreiber from the St. Louis Sports Commission discusses the exciting sports events coming to the city, as well as the efforts to bring high-profile competitions to the region. Schreiber highlights the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship and the potential of hosting this perennial sellout event at the Enterprise Center. He also shares details on the US Figure Skating Championships, set to take place just before the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy, allowing St. Louis to showcase its Olympic legacy as the birthplace of the U.S. Olympic movement.

The conversation turns to the Frozen Four College Hockey Tournament, with tickets selling fast for the upcoming event at the Enterprise Center. Schreiber encourages fans to purchase tickets soon to secure their seats. Lastly, Schreiber discusses the Sports Commission’s efforts to bring more college football to St. Louis, including potential matchups like Mizzou vs. Illinois, and the broader goal of establishing the city as a college football destination.

In this episode, Tom Ackerman talks with St. Louis Billikens head coach Josh Schertz about the team’s challenging non-conference schedule, which has included matchups with several top 150 teams and potential quad 1/2 games. Coach Schertz discusses how these tough games are preparing his team for the rest of the season.

The conversation also delves into the impact of injuries on the team’s performance, with key players like Kellen unavailable for recent games, affecting the team’s consistency. Schertz highlights the team's struggles from the free-throw line in the recent Wofford game, noting that it added pressure on their defense.

Coach Schertz also shares insights into the positive contributions from bench players and how they will be expected to step up, especially in the upcoming road test against Grand Canyon

In this episode of Sports on a Sunday, Tom Ackerman is joined by Ricky Horton and Derek Gould to discuss the lasting impact of Rickey Henderson, one of baseball's greatest players. Horton and Gould reflect on Henderson's incredible career as a leadoff hitter and base stealer, shaping the game for generations to come.

The conversation then shifts to Paul Goldschmidt’s recent move to the New York Yankees, with Horton and Gould analyzing how his leadership and power will benefit the Yankees' lineup and the potential impact on Nolan Arenado’s future in St. Louis.

As the discussion turns to the Cardinals’ future, Horton and Gould share their excitement for the young talent coming up, including Victor Scott, Jordan Walker, and Nolan Gorman, and express optimism about the team’s direction.

In this episode of Sports on a Sunday, Tom Ackerman is joined by Ricky Horton and Derrick Goold to discuss the lasting impact of Rickey Henderson, one of baseball's greatest players. Horton and Goold reflect on Henderson's incredible career as a leadoff hitter and base stealer, shaping the game for generations to come.

The conversation then shifts to Paul Goldschmidt’s recent move to the New York Yankees, with Horton and Goold analyzing how his leadership and power will benefit the Yankees' lineup and the potential impact on Nolan Arenado’s future in St. Louis.

As the discussion turns to the Cardinals’ future, Horton and Goold share their excitement for the young talent coming up, including Victor Scott, Jordan Walker, and Nolan Gorman, and express optimism about the team’s direction.

The episode also highlights the upcoming St. Louis Baseball Writers Dinner, where Ricky Horton will be honored with the Harry Caray Good Guy Award. In a surprise moment, Derrick Goold breaks the news to Horton that he will be the recipient of the award, leading to a heartfelt reaction from Horton.

In this episode of Sports on a Sunday, Tom Ackerman sits down with Cardinals Manager Oliver Marmol to discuss his community efforts and the future of the team. Marmol and his wife Amber are hosting the Fourth Annual Toy Giveaway at Topgolf Midtown in partnership with the Marlon Whitfield Foundation, where over 2,000 toys will be distributed to families in need.

Marmol also reflects on the departure of Paul Goldschmidt, sharing admiration for his contributions to the team, and looks ahead with excitement about the young talent and positive energy shaping the Cardinals. He emphasizes the importance of providing opportunities for growth to emerging players like Jordan Walker and the support system in place to help them succeed. Marmol's optimism shines as he discusses the future of the organization and its players.

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz analyze Navy’s 31-13 win over Army and discuss the Cubs’ offseason moves, including Nolan Arenado’s trade rumors. Chris May joins Tom to preview SLU basketball, highlighting key players and the A-10 outlook. Doug Armstrong talks about the Blues' 2-1 overtime loss to the Dallas Stars, their defensive upgrades, and upcoming games.