In the only hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler makes his predictions for the remainder of the Blues seasons and recaps the Winter Classic in frigid Minneapolis. In the world of college football, Wheels talks how superior Georgia and Alabama are. In NFL news, Wheeler weighs in on Antonio Brown, his controversial history, and his mental health. Lastly, hear Wheels yearn for baseball in the midst of this lockout.

Note: The Billikens’ game on Wednesday against La Salle has been POSTPONED. The game will be rescheduled- date and time to-be-determined.

Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey reminisce about the historic career of John Madden. He died on Tuesday at the age of 85 

Kevin Wheeler talks with KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman about 2021 and how St. Louis sports unfolded all year. Hear their discussion here for this hour of Sports Open Line!

Kevin Wheeler reminisces on one of his favorite interviews from 2021, when he sat down with former Blues captain David Backes at the Jack Buck Awards. Also,  the state of Mizzou athletics after two big losses yesterday. That and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!

In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler argues that nowadays, baseball is too focused on efficiency and not entertainment. When it comes down to it, baseball is an entertainment product for us to consume. Let the talent be the talent, and not be controlled by the front office. So, what will help keep Major League Baseball interesting to its customers? Is it a time issue? Should the defensive shift be eliminated? Listen to what Kevin Wheeler says on Sports Open Line to find out!

Later... We hear another one of Wheeler's favorite interviews. This time, it's Tom Ackerman speaking with Mr. 2011 himself, David Freese.

Tonight on Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler previews the Mizzou vs Illinois Braggin’ Rights basketball game. Wheels also elaborates on Mizzou running back Tyler Badie not suiting up for the Armed Races Bowl to protect himself for his future NFL career. This decision was not made by Badie, but by head coach Eli Drinkowitz. This leads into Wheeler’s rant against lower tier “bowl” football games. There were 19 bowl games in 1990; now, there are 44. Too many teams don’t belong, and they just aren’t special anymore!