In tonight's edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, lots of Cardinals talk as they begin the second half of the MLB season tonight! Hear from Brenden Schaeffer, of KMOV and STL Sports Central, and Dax McCarty, of MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.

In the second hour of the show, leading up to Cardinals baseball on KMOX, Matt Pauley continues talking Cardinals baseball. A conversation about the redundancies of middle infielders the Cardinals have, and lack of outfield production the team has had. Plus, more talk about Liam Doyle and the Cardinals 2025 draft haul.

In the second hour of the show, leading up to Cardinals baseball on KMOX, Matt Pauley continues talking Cardinals baseball. A conversation about the redundancies of middle infielders the Cardinals have, and lack of outfield production the team has had. Plus, more talk about Liam Doyle and the Cardinals 2025 draft haul.

In tonight's edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, lots of Cardinals talk as they begin the second half of the MLB season tonight! Hear from Brenden Schaeffer, of KMOV and STL Sports Central, and Dax McCarty, of MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.

In hour 1, Nate Gatter fills in for Matt Pauley this week, and on this edition of Sports Open Line, Nate talks to Sam Dykstra with MLB Pipeline and the Minor Leagues about the MLB Draft. He also speaks with Benjamin Hochman of the STL Post-Dispatch to continue the Cardinals conversation when he speaks about the Cardinals plans at the trade deadline and how the second half looks for them.

In hour 2, with Nate Gatter filling in for Matt Pauley, he talks to Dan Reardon, KMOX Golf Correspondent, about the first day of the Open Championship, as well as who is shaping up to make the cut, and who is in a hole too big to get out of. He is later joined by Zach Sweet, Mizzou Football reporter for the Columbia Missourian, to discuss the upcoming football season for the Tigers that is coming up quicker than we think.

With Nate Gatter filling in for Matt Pauley, he talks to Dan Reardon, KMOX Golf Correspondent, about the first day of the Open Championship, as well as who is shaping up to make the cut, and who is in a hole too big to get out of. He is later joined by Zach Sweet, Mizzou Football reporter for the Columbia Missourian, to discuss the upcoming football season for the Tigers and the discussions heard at the SEC media day in Atlanta.

Nate Gatter fills in for Matt Pauley this week, and on this edition of Sports Open Line, Nate talks to Sam Dykstra with MLB Pipeline and the Minor Leagues about the MLB Draft. He also speaks with Benjamin Hochman of the STL Post-Dispatch to continue the Cardinals conversation when he speaks about the Cardinals plans at the trade deadline and how the second half looks for them.

Nate Gatter fills in for Matt Pauley in this edition of Sports Open Line. He talks with Dan Reardon to break down The Open Championship which begins tomorrow. Gatter also talks with Jonathan Mayo and Ed Wheatley, and many more guests on this edition of Sports Open Line.

Nate Gatter fills in for Matt Pauley in this edition of Sports Open Line, and in this hour, he talks with Dan Reardon to break down The Open Championship which begins tomorrow. Gatter also talks with Jonathan Mayo and Ed Wheatley.

Nate Gatter fills in for Matt Pauley this week, and on this edition of Sports Open Line, Nate talks with former FOX 2 sports reporter Daniel Esteve to preview City SC's upcoming game with FC Dallas, then he talks with Post-Dispatch beat writer Derrick Goold on the Cardinals as they approach the second half of the season.

In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Nate Gatter reacts to the poll we asked online, about what the Cardinals should do at the trade deadline. Then, we are joined by Brad Thompson, Cardinals TV analyst for FanDuel Sports Network Midwest. Plus, lots of talk about the All-Star game and Home Run Derby.

In the second hour of the show, we shift the focus over to soccer, where we are joined by Tom Timmermann, who covers STL City SC for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, to talk about their recent acquisitions. Then Mr. Soccer, Bill McDermott, to discuss the USMNT.