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In the first hour of tonight’s Friday edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley expresses his opinion on the end of last night’s Blues loss to Buffalo. Then, Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and FanSided, and he walks us through the late game decisions by the Blues. We finish hour #1 by hearing the comments of Battlehawks Head Coach Anthony Becht as the team moves on from starting QB AJ McCarron.In the second and final hour of the show, Matt Pauley previews the college football weekend, talks with Daniel Kaplan, business sports writer, on Fanduel Sports Network, formerly known as Bally, and them coming out of bankruptcy. Then KMOX’s own Kevin Wheeler and Rachel Zimmerman joins us, Kevin Wheeler talks some Cardinals baseball, and Rachel previews the Rachel Zimmerman show this weekend.
In the second and final hour of the show, Matt Pauley previews the college football weekend, talks with Daniel Kaplan, business sports writer, on Fanduel Sports Network, formerly known as Bally, and them coming out of bankruptcy. Then KMOX’s own Kevin Wheeler and Rachel Zimmerman joins us, Kevin Wheeler talks some Cardinals baseball, and Rachel previews the Rachel Zimmerman show this weekend.
In the first hour of tonight’s Friday edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley expresses his opinion on the end of last night’s Blues loss to Buffalo. Then, Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and FanSided, and he walks us through the late game decisions by the Blues. We finish hour #1 by hearing the comments of Battlehawks Head Coach Anthony Becht as the team moves on from starting QB AJ McCarron.
In this segment of Sports Open Line on KMOX, Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com, and he walks us through the late game decisions by the Blues and head coach Drew Bannister by taking Jordan Kyrou out of the game at the end, and settling for a point against the Sabres.
In a shortened edition of Sports Open Line, due to Thursday Night Football between the Eagles and Commanders, hear audio from Drew Bannister ahead of their game tonight, as they look to get back into the win column. Then, Matt Pauley discusses where the new home of the Tampa Bay Rays will be in 2025.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks on his disappointment with the Blues. The, we have our weekly Bernie Miklasz Report, where he and Matt discuss more Blues hockey, as well as some Cardinals off-season as well. Then, hear audio from Blues HC Drew Bannister after their loss to Boston last night.Sports Open Line rolls on with Hour 2! Hear from SLU Women's Soccer Head Coach, and Amy Marxkors, of the Chris & Amy Show, and former Blues host on KMOX, joins us to talk some Blues hockey, and her opinion on the team's rough stretch. Plus, a little Cardinals talk to round out the show.
Sports Open Line rolls on with Hour 2! Hear from SLU Women's Soccer Head Coach, and Amy Marxkors, of the Chris & Amy Show, and former Blues host on KMOX, joins us to talk some Blues hockey, and her opinion on the team's rough stretch. Plus, a little Cardinals talk to round out the show.
Amy Marxkors, of the Chris & Amy Show, and former Blues host on KMOX, joins us to talk some Blues hockey, and her opinion on the team's rough stretch.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks on his disappointment with the Blues. The, we have our weekly Bernie Miklasz Report, where he and Matt discuss more Blues hockey, as well as some Cardinals off-season as well. Then, hear audio from Blues HC Drew Bannister after their loss to Boston last night.
In another Bernie Miklasz Report, where he joins us every Wednesday, Bernie and Matt discuss the Blues' woes, and how they are being mismanaged, and whether there are deeper rooted issues with the team.
In today's edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley kicks off the show by talking some Blues hockey ahead of their showdown with their Bruins tonight, plus audio from Drew Bannister. Then, Steve Greenberg, sports columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, talks about the Chicago Bears struggles, some college hoops, and some Illinois football.Scott Braun, host of the Foul Territory podcast, talks with Matt Pauley about all things MLB offseason, and ideas for the Cardinals, such as a possible Nolan Arenado trade to Philadelphia, or other teams.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses some more college football, the Tropicana Field situation in Tampa Bay, and Scott Braun, host of the Foul Territory podcast, joins us for all things MLB offseason, and ideas for the Cardinals, such as a possible Nolan Arenado trade to Philadelphia, or other teams.
Scott Braun, host of the Foul Territory podcast, talks with Matt Pauley about all things MLB offseason, and ideas for the Cardinals, such as a possible Nolan Arenado trade to Philadelphia, or other teams.
In today's edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley kicks off the show by talking some Blues hockey ahead of their showdown with their Bruins tonight, plus audio from Drew Bannister. Then, Steve Greenberg, sports columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, talks about the Chicago Bears struggles, some college hoops, and some Illinois football.
In this segment, Steve Greenberg, sports columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, talks about the Chicago Bears struggles, some college hoops, and some Illinois football.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, a discussion on the low vibes around the Blues, following them being blown out 8-1 to the Capitals. Hear audio from Head Coach Drew Bannister, and our picks for the MLB major awards.More Cardinals talk, plus Daniel Esteve, of Fox 2, joins us to discuss what to make of Mizzou football's win over Oklahoma, and KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman, about the Billikens' win yesterday.
More Cardinals talk, plus Daniel Esteve, of Fox 2, joins us to discuss what to make of Mizzou football's win over Oklahoma, and KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman, about the Billiken's win yesterday.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, a discussion on the low vibes around the Blues, following them being blown out 8-1 to the Capitals. Hear audio from Head Coach Drew Bannister, and our picks for the MLB major awards.
Happy Friday! In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he talks with Nathalie Jones, Sports Director of ABC 17 News, on Mizzou football's game against Oklahoma tomorrow night. Then, Matt goes down the list of MLB Trade Rumors' list of trade candidates on the Cardinals, and discuss how likely it is they are shipped away.In the second hour, Matt continues down the list of trade candidates, and then keeps on talking Cardinals offseason with Kevin Wheeler, fellow member of the Gashouse Gang. They discuss possible landing spots for Nolan Arenado. After that, hear audio from Blues Head Coach Drew Bannister, and we finish the show with cross-talk with Rachel Zimmerman.
In this segment, Matt Pauley talks with Nathalie Jones, Sports Director of ABC 17 News, on Mizzou football's game against Oklahoma tomorrow night.
In the second hour, Matt continues down the list of trade candidates, and then keeps on talking Cardinals offseason with Kevin Wheeler, fellow member of the Gashouse Gang. They discuss possible landing spots for Nolan Arenado. After that, hear audio from Blues Head Coach Drew Bannister, and we finish the show with cross-talk with Rachel Zimmerman.
Happy Friday! In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he talks with Nathalie Jones, Sports Director of ABC 17 News, on Mizzou football's game against Oklahoma tomorrow night. Then, Matt goes down the list of MLB Trade Rumors' list of trade candidates on the Cardinals, and discuss how likely it is they are shipped away.
In this shortened Sports Open Line due to Thursday Night Football, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals new agreement with Diamond Sports Group, and the new direct-to-consumer option that fans will have.
Join us for a full show of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley! A packed show begins with KMOX Sports Contributor to speak on Willson Contreras moving to first base next season, as well as Amendment 2 passing in Missouri. Then, Derrick Goold, lead Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch, joins us live from the GM Meetings in San Antonio, Texas.In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shifts the focus to Missouri’s passing of Amendment 2 in yesterday’s election. Alex Gold, Host of "That Betting Show" on 96.5 The Fan in Kansas City, joins us to discuss where the money will go, and what how it could affect Missouri sports teams.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shifts the focus to Missouri’s passing of Amendment 2 in yesterday’s election. Alex Gold, Host of "That Betting Show" on 96.5 The Fan in Kansas City, joins us to discuss where the money will go, and what how it could affect Missouri sports teams.
Missourians have barely voted to pass Amendment 2 in the state, and Alex Gold, Host of "That Betting Show" on 96.5 The Fan in Kansas City, joins us to discuss where the money will go, and what how it could affect Missouri sports teams.
Join us for the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley! A packed show begins with KMOX Sports Contributor to speak on Willson Contreras moving to first base next season, as well as Amendment 2 passing in Missouri. Then, Derrick Goold, lead Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch, joins us live from the GM Meetings in San Antonio, Texas.
Derrick Goold, lead Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch, joins us live from the GM Meetings in San Antonio, Texas. He breaks down Willson Contreras moving to 1B, along with more speculation on Cardinals' offseason plans.
KMOX sports contributor Bernie Miklasz joins us to talk Willson Contreras moving to first base next season, as well as Amendment 2 passing in Missouri.
In the first hour of the show today, our two guests are Earl Austin Jr, long-time Billikens basketball color analyst, and Eli Hoff, Mizzou beat writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Earl Austin Jr. previews the Billikens season before their season opening game on Monday against Santa Clara, and Matt talks with Eli Hoff, on Mizzou’s off-week, as Brady Cook recovers from injury and they sit at 6-2 following their blowout loss to Alabama. The hour finishes off with audio from Blues head coach Drew Bannister.In the second hour of Sports Open Line tonight, Matt Pauley and Kevin Wheeler talk Cardinals off-season, as small moves are starting to be made, and we anticipate what’s next for the Redbirds. Plus, hear Patrick Mahomes’ weekly conversations with Carrington Harrison. Matt chats with Rachel Zimmerman of the Dave Glover Show and host of the Rachel Zimmerman Show, as well.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line tonight, Matt Pauley and Kevin Wheeler talk Cardinals off-season, as small moves are starting to be made, and we anticipate what’s next for the Redbirds. Plus, hear Patrick Mahomes’ weekly conversations with Carrington Harrison. Matt chats with Rachel Zimmerman of the Dave Glover Show and host of the Rachel Zimmerman Show, as well.
In the first hour of the show today, our two guests are Earl Austin Jr, long-time Billikens basketball color analyst, and Eli Hoff, Mizzou beat writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Earl Austin Jr. previews the Billikens season before their season opening game on Monday against Santa Clara, and Matt talks with Eli Hoff, on Mizzou’s off-week, as Brady Cook recovers from injury and they sit at 6-2 following their blowout loss to Alabama. The hour finishes off with audio from Blues head coach Drew Bannister.
Matt talks with Eli Hoff, University of Missouri athletics beat writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch, on Mizzou’s off-week, as Brady Cook recovers from injury and they sit at 6-2 following their blowout loss to Alabama. Will Cook play against Oklahoma? Is the college football playoff completely off the table?
In this segment, we congratulate Earl Austin Jr, new inductee of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, and long-time Billikens basketball color analyst, and he previews the Billikens season before their season opening game on Monday against Santa Clara.
In a shortened Halloween edition of Sports Open Line with Joe Pott, hear his discussion with SIUE Men's Basketball Head Coach Brian Barone, as they prepare for their season opener.
In hour one of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses a blowout loss from the Blues last night. Bernie Miklasz, Matt Pauley discusses the odds of 3 Cardinals stars being dealt in the offseason, and what can the Blues do after their 8-1 loss in Ottawa?In hour two of Sports Open Line, we talk about the World Series fan interference call, congratulate Earl Austin Jr and Jim Jackson, amongst many others, in their induction into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Then, Matt Pauley catches up with Scott Warmann, Cardinals and Blues pre/postgame host on Fanduel Sports Network, to talk Cardinals offseason, the Blues 5-5 start, and some Missouri Valley Conference Basketball.
In hour two of Sports Open Line, we talk about the World Series fan interference call, congratulate Earl Austin Jr and Jim Jackson, amongst many others, in their induction into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Then, Matt Pauley catches up with Scott Warmann, Cardinals and Blues pre/postgame host on Fanduel Sports Network, to talk Cardinals offseason, the Blues 5-5 start, and some Missouri Valley Conference Basketball.
In this segment, Matt Pauley catches up with Scott Warmann, Cardinals and Blues pre/postgame host on Fanduel Sports Network, to talk Cardinals offseason, the Blues 5-5 start, and some Missouri Valley Conference Basketball.
In hour one of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses a blowout loss from the Blues last night. Bernie Miklasz, Matt Pauley discusses the odds of 3 Cardinals stars being dealt in the offseason, and what can the Blues do after their 8-1 loss in Ottawa?
In this segment with Bernie Miklasz, Matt Pauley discusses the odds of 3 Cardinals stars being dealt in the offseason, and what can the Blues do after a blowout 8-1 loss in Ottawa?
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speaks on what as been an anti-climactic World Series after a fantastic game one of the series. Then, Elisabeth Meinecke, Senior Writer for Cardinals magazine, joins us in studio to talk about the newest issue, featuring Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn, and Cardinals legend Ozzie Smith, and their discussion together.In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley tells a crazy story of a Blues equipment issue for tonight's game, talks with Pete Fiutak, publisher of CollegeFootballNews.com, joins us to recap the weekend of college football, with the biggest games and storylines. Plus, hear both radio calls from Jayden Daniels' walk-off Hail Mary vs the Bears.
In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley tells a crazy story of a Blues equipment issue for tonight's game, talks with Pete Fiutak, publisher of CollegeFootballNews.com, joins us to recap the weekend of college football, with the biggest games and storylines. Plus, hear both radio calls from Jayden Daniels' walk-off Hail Mary vs the Bears.
In this segment, Pete Fiutak, publisher of CollegeFootballNews.com, joins us to recap the weekend of college football, with the biggest games and storylines.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speaks on what as been an anti-climactic World Series after a fantastic game one of the series. Then, Elisabeth Meinecke, Senior Writer for Cardinals magazine, joins us in studio to talk about the newest issue, featuring Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn, and Cardinals legend Ozzie Smith, and their discussion together.
Elisabeth Meinecke, Senior Writer for Cardinals magazine, joins us in studio to talk about the newest issue, featuring Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn, and Cardinals legend Ozzie Smith, and their discussion together.
It’s a new week of Sports Open Line, and in the first hour with Matt Pauley for today’s show, Dani Wexelman, live from Yankee Stadium, before Game 3 of the World Series, joins us to preview tonight's game, update us on Shohei Ohtani's injury, and what the Yankee's chances of making a comeback in the series look like. Then, we are joined by Patrick Daugherty, Senior NFL Writer for NBC Sports, to recap everything Week 8, including the Chiefs moving to 7-0, and the Browns upset the Ravens, led by Jameis Winston.In hour two on this Monday, Matt Pauley opens up the phone lines and takes your calls on whether Cardinals fans would be satisfied with another season like 2024 because it would be happening with younger players.
In hour two on this Monday, Matt Pauley opens up the phone lines and takes your calls on whether Cardinals fans would be satisfied with another season like 2024 because it would be happening with younger players.
In this segment, we are joined by Patrick Daugherty, Senior NFL Writer for NBC Sports, to recap everything Week 8, including the Chiefs moving to 7-0, and the Browns upset the Ravens, led by Jameis Winston.
It’s a new week of Sports Open Line, and in the first hour with Matt Pauley for today’s show, Dani Wexelman, live from Yankee Stadium, before Game 3 of the World Series, joins us to preview tonight's game, update us on Shohei Ohtani's injury, and what the Yankee's chances of making a comeback in the series look like. Then, we are joined by Patrick Daugherty, Senior NFL Writer for NBC Sports, to recap everything Week 8, including the Chiefs moving to 7-0, and the Browns upset the Ravens, led by Jameis Winston.
Dani Wexelman, live from Yankee Stadium, before Game 3 of the World Series, joins us to preview tonight's game, update us on Shohei Ohtani's injury, and what the Yankee's chances of making a comeback in the series look like.
In another shortened Sports Open Line due to Billikens basketball, before their second exhibition game, Matt Pauley talks Jack Flaherty starting game one of the World Series, what we can expect from the Cardinals' rotation next year if they stick with the young guys.
In a shortened Sports Open Line due to Thursday Night Football, Matt Pauley tells us about the Cardinals catching a stray from his church pastor, and hear about the new renovations to the Dome in St. Louis, home of the Battlehawks.
In the first hour of today's show, Matt Pauley discusses how big of a loss Robert Thomas is for the Blues, as he is out for at least 6 weeks. In our weekly segment with Bernie Miklasz, he and Matt Pauley detail what the Cardinals offseason could look like, and what they need to avoid this weekend. Then, thoughts on Rob Manfred's quotes on robot umpires.In the second hour of today's Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, hear some audio from Blues Head Coach Drew Bannister, after their loss to Winnipeg yesterday. Then, we shift over to City SC, as they had their end of season press conference earlier today. We have two-thirds of the Y98 City SC broadcast team, Jen Siess and Dale Schilly to join us and break it down.
For this segment, we shift over to City SC, as they had their end of season press conference earlier today. We have two-thirds of the Y98 City SC broadcast team, Jen Siess and Dale Schilly to join us and break it down.
In the second hour of today's Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, hear some audio from Blues Head Coach Drew Bannister, after their loss to Winnipeg yesterday. Then, we shift over to City SC, as they had their end of season press conference earlier today. We have two-thirds of the Y98 City SC broadcast team, Jen Siess and Dale Schilly to join us and break it down.
In the first hour of today's show, Matt Pauley discusses how big of a loss Robert Thomas is for the Blues, as he is out for at least 6 weeks. In our weekly segment with Bernie Miklasz, he and Matt Pauley detail what the Cardinals offseason could look like, and what they need to avoid this weekend. Then, thoughts on Rob Manfred's quotes on robot umpires.
In our weekly segment with Bernie Miklasz, he and Matt Pauley detail what the Cardinals offseason could look like, and what they need to avoid this weekend.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line today, Matt Pauley discusses the additions of new coaches Jon Jay and Brant Brown, as well as new Assistant General Manager Rob Cerfolio. Then, Justin Garcia, Milwaukee Bucks Radio Network Analyst joins us to talk about what we should expect from this NBA season beginning tonight. Plus, hear some audio from Blues HC Drew Bannister.In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt talks about what we know about Brant Brown, and discuss his career so far. Next, hear audio from Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, and what he said at today's press conference, following the new hires the organization made. Then Patrick Mahomes has his weekly interview with Carrington Harrison.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt talks about what we know about Brant Brown, and discuss his career so far. Next, hear audio from Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, and what he said at today's press conference, following the new hires the organization made. Then Patrick Mahomes has his weekly interview with Carrington Harrison.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, we hear audio from Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, and what he said at today's press conference, following the new hires the organization made.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line today, Matt Pauley discusses the additions of new coaches Jon Jay and Brant Brown, as well as new Assistant General Manager Rob Cerfolio. Then, Justin Garcia, Milwaukee Bucks Radio Network Analyst joins us to talk about what we should expect from this NBA season beginning tonight. Plus, hear some audio from Blues HC Drew Bannister.
Justin Garcia, Milwaukee Bucks Radio Network Analyst joins us to talk about what we should expect from this NBA season beginning tonight. Will the Celtics repeat? What teams are the biggest threat? Lebron James set to play with his son, and much more!
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks on the addition of Jon Jay to the coaching staff, and Willie McGee staying on in an advisory role. Then, we welcome Stu Durando, formerly of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, and we celebrate his long-lasting career covering the Billikens. Next, Blair Kerkhoff, writer for the Kansas City Star, joins us to talk on the Chiefs’ win over the 49ers to move onto 6-0 on the season.In hour two, Matt Pauley sets his expectations for what the Cardinals coaching staff could look like going into next season, and Tommy Edman winning NLCS for the Dodgers. Joe Sheehan, writer of the Joe Sheehan Baseball Newsletter, also joins us to preview the Dodgers-Yankees World Series. Plus, Brady Cook’s heroics to come back and play straight from the hospital seems straight out of a movie.
In hour two, Matt Pauley sets his expectations for what the Cardinals coaching staff could look like going into next season, and Tommy Edman winning NLCS for the Dodgers. Joe Sheehan, writer of the Joe Sheehan Baseball Newsletter, also joins us to preview the Dodgers-Yankees World Series. Plus, Brady Cook’s heroics to come back and play straight from the hospital seems straight out of a movie.
In this segment, Joe Sheehan, writer of the Joe Sheehan Baseball Newsletter, joins us to preview the Dodgers-Yankees World Series, and former Cardinal Tommy Edman winning MVP of the NLCS.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks on the addition of Jon Jay to the coaching staff, and Willie McGee staying on in an advisory role. Then, we welcome Stu Durando, formerly of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, and we celebrate his long-lasting career covering the Billikens. Next, Blair Kerkhoff, writer for the Kansas City Star, joins us to talk on the Chiefs’ win over the 49ers to move onto 6-0 on the season.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks with Blair Kerkhoff, writer for the Kansas City Star, joins us to talk on the Chiefs’ win over the 49ers to move onto 6-0 on the season.
We welcome Stu Durando, formerly of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, and we celebrate his long-lasting career covering the Billikens, and he tells us what is next for him, and where you can continue to follow his coverage of Saint Louis University.
The full show from October 18 features discussions on Mizzou's upcoming homecoming football game against Auburn, and Illinois' game against Michigan this weekend. Matt also talks with Levi Weaver about the MLB playoffs, and dives deep into Tony Bennett's sudden retirement and the NIL changes that need to be made, plus the new FanDuel Sports Network.
Doug Bucshon joins Matt Pauley to talk about Illinois' game tomorrow against Michigan, and Matt dives deep into the retirement of Tony Bennett from Virginia and the NIL implications, plus Diamond Sports Group rebranding to the FanDuel Sports Network
Matt Pauley talks with Doug Buschon from Rivals about tomorrow's upcoming Illinois and Michigan game in Champaign.
Matt Pauley talks through the new deal for regional sports networks, and how it could affect the Cardinals and Blues moving into the future.
Matt Pualey breaks down the sudden retirement of Tony Bennett from the University of Virginia, and makes his case for bringing in more regulation with NIL in college sports.
First hour, Levi Weaver of The Athletic joins to talk about MLB Playoffs, and Kyle Helms come on to speak his mind on Mizzou's homecoming game against Auburn.
Levi Weaver of The Athletic talks with Matt Pauley about how the MLB Playoffs have been going, with the exciting games that have been happening all October.
Kyle Helms from ABC 17 in Columbia on tomorrow's Mizzou/Auburn Homecoming football game.
In a shortened Sports Open Line due to Thursday Night Football, Joe Pott is with you! Hear from SIUE women's head basketball coach Samantha Quigley Smith, as they prepare for the start of their season, along with Bryan Kennedy, Sports Reporter for First Alert 4. Plus, relive a legendary moment from Cardinals history that happened 19 years ago today.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses how last night’s Blues loss to the Wild changes how we view the opening road trip, and how we view the team as a whole. Bernie Miklasz joins us to talk a little bit about Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys, as well as some hockey. Then to add to the Blues talk, we bring Matthew DeFranks, of the St. Louis Post Dispatch on the show.In the second hour with Matt Pauley, he speaks on where the MLB might eventually be interested in adding teams whenever that time comes. Plus, the White Sox might be up for sale. Chris Wittyngham, of MLS Season Pass, joins us to talk on City's final match of the season on Saturday. Lastly, hear audio from Blues head coach Drew Bannister.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Chris Wittyngham, of MLS Season Pass, who will be on the call this weekend for City's final game.
In the second hour with Matt Pauley, he speaks on where the MLB might eventually be interested in adding teams whenever that time comes. Plus, the White Sox might be up for sale. Chris Wittyngham, of MLS Season Pass, joins us to talk on City's final match of the season on Saturday. Lastly, hear audio from Blues head coach Drew Bannister.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses how last night’s Blues loss to the Wild changes how we view the opening road trip, and how we view the team as a whole. Bernie Miklasz joins us to talk a little bit about Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys, as well as some hockey. Then to add to the Blues talk, we bring Matthew DeFranks, of the St. Louis Post Dispatch on the show.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses some Blues hockey with St. Louis Post Dispatch beat writer Matthew DeFranks.
In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley prepares us for the St. Louis Blues' first home game vs the Minnesota Wild. Then, We welcome into the program Lance Brozdowski, Player Development Analyst for Marquee Network. Matt Pauley asks him about the current status of the Cardinals' minor league system and their player development. Plus, where will the Tampa Bay Rays play baseball after the hurricane severely damaged Tropicana Field?In the second hour on this Tuesday night, Matt goes over the three Cardinals finalists for gold gloves, and how good of a chance they each have to win. After that, Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins us to talk on the AP college basketball preseason rankings, and whether they mean anything, and which teams he likes heading into the season. Then hear Carrington Harrison's weekly interview with Patrick Mahomes.
In this segment, Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins us to talk on the AP college basketball preseason rankings, whether they mean anything, and which teams he likes heading into the season.
In the second hour on this Tuesday night, Matt goes over the three Cardinals finalists for gold gloves, and how good of a chance they each have to win. After that, Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins us to talk on the AP college basketball preseason rankings, and whether they mean anything, and which teams he likes heading into the season. Then hear Carrington Harrison's weekly interview with Patrick Mahomes.
In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley prepares us for the St. Louis Blues' first home game vs the Minnesota Wild. Then, We welcome into the program Lance Brozdowski, Player Development Analyst for Marquee Network. Matt Pauley asks him about the current status of the Cardinals' minor league system and their player development. Plus, where will the Tampa Bay Rays play baseball after the hurricane severely damaged Tropicana Field?
We welcome into the program Lance Brozdowski, Player Development Analyst for Marquee Network. Matt Pauley asks him about the current status of the Cardinals' minor league system and their player development.
In the first hour of the week on Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley, recaps the weekend in sports, including Week 6 of the NFL, with Aaron Schatz, Chief Analytics Officer for FTN Fantasy, and ESPN+ Analyst. We wrap up the hour by talking about the Dodgers, Mets, Yankees, and Guardians, and what the Redbirds can takeaway from those four clubs.In hour two, Matt Pauley comments on college football, Mizzou’s win, and the Kirby Smart incident from over the weekend. Next, we welcome in Andy Strickland, of Bally Sports Midwest, to talk some Blues hockey. Then, Matt Pauley chats with Bill Muckalt, first year head coach for the Lindenwood Lions, after they split the opening two games of the season with Number 9 nationally ranked Wisconsin.
In hour two, Matt Pauley comments on college football, Mizzou’s win, and the Kirby Smart incident from over the weekend. Next, we welcome in Andy Strickland, of Bally Sports Midwest, to talk some Blues hockey. Then, Matt Pauley chats with Bill Muckalt, first year head coach for the Lindenwood Lions, after they split the opening two games of the season with Number 9 nationally ranked Wisconsin.
In this segment, Matt Pauley talks with Bill Muckalt, first year head coach for the Lindenwood Lions, after they split the opening two games of the season with Number 9 nationally ranked Wisconsin.
In the first hour of the week on Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley, recaps the weekend in sports, including Week 6 of the NFL, with Aaron Schatz, Chief Analytics Officer for FTN Fantasy, and ESPN+ Analyst. We wrap up the hour by talking about the Dodgers, Mets, Yankees, and Guardians, and what the Redbirds can takeaway from those four clubs.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, we do a Monday recap of the Week 6 NFL slate, and go through the biggest storylines from the week, with Aaron Schatz, Chief Analytics Officer for FTN Fantasy, and ESPN+ Analyst.
Happy Friday! In the first hour of our final show of the week, Matt Pauley discusses the Blues' comeback winner in San Jose to begin the season 2-0, and if there are any major takeaways from the first two games. Then we welcome in Gabe DeArmond, of PowerMizzou.com, to preview Mizzou's game against UMass tomorrow, if a win moves the needle on this Missouri team, and if it is possible for them to shoot back up the national rankings throughout the season. We also talk with Danny Vietti of CBS Sports, and co-host of the Wake and Rake podcast, about the MLB postseason and whether low payroll teams having playoff success changes the way owners attack free agency.And in the final hour of today’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the changes in the way high school players commit to colleges. Jason Lagendorf joins us, he writes on the Illinois football team for SI.com, and he breaks down not only the upcoming game, but if they could sneak into the college football playoff, and the future of the program in general. And our own Kevin Wheeler hops in the Cardinals conversation, as it has been reported that the Cardinals want their minor league pitchers to throw more innings.
In the final hour of today’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the changes in the way high school players commit to colleges. Jason Lagendorf joins us, he writes on the Illinois football team for SI.com, and he breaks down not only the upcoming game, but if they could sneak into the college football playoff, and the future of the program in general. And our own Kevin Wheeler hops in the Cardinals conversation, as it has been reported that the Cardinals want their minor league pitchers to throw more innings.
Jason Lagendorf joins us, he writes on the Illinois football team for SI.com, and he breaks down not only the upcoming game, but if they could sneak into the college football playoff, and the future of the program in general.
In this segment, Matt Pauley talks with Danny Vietti of CBS Sports, and co-host of the Wake and Rake podcast, about the MLB postseason and whether low payroll teams having playoff success changes the way owners attack free agency. Plus, an update on the Athletics’ move from Oakland to Las Vegas, and how long they might be playing in Sacramento.
Happy Friday! In the first hour of our final show of the week, Matt Pauley discusses the Blues' comeback winner in San Jose to begin the season 2-0, and if there are any major takeaways from the first two games. Then we welcome in Gabe DeArmond, of PowerMizzou.com, to preview Mizzou's game against UMass tomorrow, if a win moves the needle on this Missouri team, and if it is possible for them to shoot back up the national rankings throughout the season. We also talk with Danny Vietti of CBS Sports, and co-host of the Wake and Rake podcast, about the MLB postseason and whether low payroll teams having playoff success changes the way owners attack free agency.
On this Friday, Matt Pauley talks with Gabe DeArmond, of PowerMizzou.com, to preview Mizzou's game against UMass tomorrow, if a win moves the needle on this Missouri team, and if it is possible for them to shoot back up the national rankings throughout the season.
In a shortened Sports Open Line due to Thursday Night Football, hear some audio from Adam Wainwright's appearance on the Foul Territory podcast, and from Blues Head Coach Drew Bannister on the Binnington/Hofer split at goalie.
In the second and final hour on this Wednesday, Matt Pauley ponders how important it is to get hot at the right time for MLB teams, and if that is more important than being the higher seeded team. Mike Ferrin, of MLB Network Radio, joins us to talk on the postseason some more. Plus, audio from Blues HC Drew Bannister after as they prepare for game number two on this young season.
Mike Ferrin, of MLB Network Radio, joins us to talk on this fun MLB postseason so far, teams that are the most fun, and what teams are looking good to go all the way.
In Hour 1, Matt Pauley talks playoff baseball, as we sit in the middle of the division series. KMOX Sports Contributor Bernie Miklasz joins us to discuss how the Redbirds will decrease payroll in the offseason. Our last guest of the hour is Lou Korac, who covers the Blues for NHL.com.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, we are joined by Bernie Miklasz to talk some postseason baseball, and discuss how the Redbirds will decrease payroll in the offseason.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he talks on the Blues season opening win, and dives into the Bally Sports situation, and if Cardinals baseball will remain with them next season. Matt Stahl, University of Alabama sports reporter for AL.com, joins us to talk on Mizzou football’s next opponent, following their loss to Vanderbilt. Plus, hear some hilarious fan reaction to that game. In the second hour, Matt talks with Jay Binkley, Chiefs post-game host on 96.5 The Fan, on the Chiefs and Royals' success. Also, right after the Blues win their first game of the regular season over the Kraken, hear the postgame comments of Blues HC Drew Bannister.
In this segment, Matt talks with Jay Binkley, Chiefs post-game host on 96.5 The Fan, on the Chiefs and Royals' success.
In the second hour, Matt talks with Jay Binkley, Chiefs post-game host on 96.5 The Fan, on the Chiefs and Royals' success. Also, right after the Blues win their first game of the regular season over the Kraken, hear the postgame comments of Blues HC Drew Bannister.
Matt Stahl, University of Alabama sports reporter for AL.com, joins us to talk on Mizzou football’s next opponent, following their loss to Vanderbilt.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he talks on the Blues season opening win, and dives into the Bally Sports situation, and if Cardinals baseball will remain with them next season. Matt Stahl, University of Alabama sports reporter for AL.com, joins us to talk on Mizzou football’s next opponent, following their loss to Vanderbilt. Plus, hear some hilarious fan reaction to that game.
Matt Pauley sits down with Eric Krakauer to discuss City SC's upcoming game against Houston as they get ready to close out the season. Matt also talks about how St. Louis will be getting the 2027 D1 wrestling championships for a 10th time.
Apple TV, MLS broadcaster Eric Krakauer joins Matt Pauley to discuss how City SC has looked in their last two games along with previewing their upcoming match against Houston at City Park.
In this hour of Sports Open Line, Matt chats with Red Sox beat writer Chris Cotillo to discuss Chaim Bloom's Red Sox tenure, then he sits down with Jarod Hamilton to talk a little Mizzou football.
Matt Pauley chats with Chris Cotillo, Red Sox beat writer for MassLive.com, to discuss Chaim Bloom joining the Cardinals and what to expect from him after his tenure with the Boston Red Sox.
In a shortened Sports Open Line due to Thursday Night Football, Matt Pauley talks about the differences between a playoff team like the Royals and the Cardinals. Plus, comments from Blues Head Coach Drew Bannister following today's practice.
On this edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley details the current state of the Cardinals with their TV rights contract, along with playoff baseball getting underway. Plus, more of the widespread reaction after the Cardinals presser earlier this week.
Matt Pauley gives a break down of the current situation with the Cardinals TV rights contract, along with talk to Rachel Grashow about a new CTE study in football players, and much more.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley sits down with Scott Miller, New York Times baseball contributor to talk playoff baseball, as well as KMOV Sports Anchor Jacob Cersosimo to discuss the future of the St. Louis Cardinals.
Matt Pauley sits down with New York Times baseball contributor Scott Miller to talk playoff baseball along with getting his thoughts on the latest news from the St. Louis Cardinals.
In this segment, Matt talks with Francisco X. Rivera, MLS Spanish Broadcaster on Apple TV, ahead of City SC's difficult mid-week away match against LAFC.
In a shortened second hour due to the VP Debate, Matt Pauley talks more Cardinals offseason plans and the importance of player development with Corey Miller, KSDK anchor/reporter. We then welcome Francisco X. Rivera, MLS Spanish Broadcaster on Apple TV, ahead of City SC's difficult mid-week away match against LAFC.
In today's first hour, Matt Pauley discusses whether allowing Chaim Bloom to focus on player development and keeping John Mozeliak as President of Baseball Operations for 2025 is the right move. Matt talks with KMOX Sports contributor Bernie Miklasz, and Cardinals beat writer for STL Today, Lynn Worthy.
In this segment with KMOX Sports contributor Bernie Miklasz, he and Matt Pauley debate whether the Cardinals were correct to let John Mozeliak finish out his contract in 2025, or whether Chaim Bloom should have taken over now.
Matt Pauley takes all of tonight's Sports Open Line regarding today's press conference announcing the major organizational changes moving forward to the 2025 season.
Matt Pauley takes a whole hour to take your calls regarding the news from the Cardinals press conference that took place earlier Monday afternoon.
Matt Pauley recaps today's Cardinals press conference regarding the changes made for the 2025 season.
Matt Pauley sits down with Cardinals Team President Bill DeWitt III following today's press conference announcing major organizational changes heading into the offseason looking towards the 2025 season.
Matt Pauley talked with Cardinals President of baseball operations John Mozeliak to discuss his future after the 2025 season along with the future of the Cardinals after today's press conference.
In this edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks a variety of topics, including City SC with Marcelo Balboa, former USMNT Member and Apple/MLS Spanish Analyst. Bob Ramsey, the voice of the Billikens, joins us to talk the start of the Billikens basketball season and some Cardinals baseball. In the second hour, we open up the phone lines to discuss today's Cardinals loss to the Rockies, and welcome KOMU Sports Director Ben Arnet, to talk about Mizzou football, as they look forward to Texas A&M.
In this segment, we welcome KOMU Sports Director Ben Arnet, to talk about Mizzou football, as they look forward to Texas A&M.
In the second hour, we open up the phone lines to discuss today's Cardinals loss to the Rockies, and welcome KOMU Sports Director Ben Arnet, to talk about Mizzou football, as they look forward to Texas A&M.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, we welcome Marcel Balboa, former USMNT Member and Apple/MLS Spanish Analyst, to discuss the City SC-Sporting KC rivalry and the new players making an impact for the team.
In this edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks a variety of topics, including City SC with Marcelo Balboa, former USMNT Member and Apple/MLS Spanish Analyst. Bob Ramsey, the voice of the Billikens, joins us to talk the start of the Billikens basketball season and some Cardinals baseball.
In another short show, Matt reacts to your texts from yesterday's show, and comments from fans who are rooting for the Cardinals to finish under .500, because they are hoping that will lead to changes.
In a shortened edition of Sports Open Line because of Cardinals baseball, Matt Pauley previews the Cardinals-Rockies series, and comments on your texts regarding what we would like to see in the final week of the season.
It is a Strike Zone hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, audio from Arenado and Contreras as well as Mozeliak. He talks with KMOV Sports Bryan Kennedy about the struggles in second half and looking to off season.
KMOV Sports Bryan Kennedy joins Matt Pauley to talk about the struggles in the second half an comments made by a couple of players about what needs to be done this off season.
In the first hour Matt Pauley talks with Voice of Illinois football Brian Barnhart to talk about win in Nebraska. St. Louis Post-Dispatch Mizzouu Writer Eli Hoff joins to talk about the win against Vanderbilt.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Mizzou Beat Writer Eli Hoff joins Matt Pauley to talk about Mizzou getting overtime win against Vanderbilt, staying undefeated and falling in both rankings.
Voice of Illinois football Brian Barnhart joins Matt Pauley to talk about the start for Illinois with the overtime win in Nebraska and looking ahead to a big game against Penn State.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line Live from HotShots in Fenton, Nate Gatter and Jen Seiss talk with Tyler Terens about St Louis City SC's upcoming match against Sporting KC, and Bernie Miklasz shares his thoughts on #6 Mizzou's game this weekend and the changes the Cardinals have to make to win back the fanbase.
Jen Seiss and Nate Gatter host the final City Soccer Showcase of the season, live from HotShots in Fenton! City defender Tomas Totland joins for an hour of great City soccer conversation.
Bernie Miklasz joins Nate Gatter in the second hour of Sports Open Line to talk about #6 Mizzou's game against #24 Boston College, and the changes the Cardinals have to make to appease the fanbase.
Tomas Totland from St Louis City SC joins Nate Gatter and Jen Seiss on the final edition of Soccer Showcase, Live from HotShots in Fenton!
In hour two, Matt Pauley talks with Howard Richards, Mizzou Football Analyst, and Glenn Kinley, Sports Director at WCIA News, covering Illini Football.
In this edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks some Cardinals baseball with former Sports Open Line host, Bernie Miklasz. Bernie speaks on the current state of the St. Louis Cardinals and their ownership, as well as what this show means to him. Matt also talks with KMOX Golf Editor Dan Reardon on the Ascension Charity Classic.
Matt Pauley talks some Cardinals baseball with former Sports Open Line host, and current KMOX Sports contributor, Bernie Miklasz. Bernie speaks on the current state of the St. Louis Cardinals and their ownership, as well as what this show means to him.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks the Cardinals win today over the Padres, as well as gets thoughts from Tom Ackerman on WWT Raceway getting a NASCAR playoff race, then Isaiah Swope of SLU basketball joins the program to preview the upcoming season.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley has conversations with many guests including Mike Martz, former coach of the 1999 St. Louis Rams. Ross Smith, part of the Apple TV MLS team to talk City SC soccer, and lastly rapper/musician Yung Gravy joins the program.
Former St. Louis Rams coach Mike Martz joins Sports Open Line to discuss the the 25th anniversary of the 1999 Super Bowl Champion St. Louis Rams as well as the Greatest Show on Turf.
Matt Pauley dives into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent performance, focusing on the team's turbulent week. Matt is joined by KMOV sports anchor Tamar Sher to discuss the impact of roster changes, Nolan Arenado's grand slam, and the return of key players on the Cardinals' future. The segment highlights the development of young talents like Jordan Walker, Nolan Gorman, and Victor Scott II. To wrap up the hour, Matt takes calls from listeners, addressing their questions and concerns about the team's playoff prospects.
In tonight's episode, Matt Pauley is joined by Tamar Sher from KMOV to discuss the Cardinals' recent series win over the Brewers, highlighted by Nolan Arenado's dramatic walk-off Grand Slam. They delve into the leadership and team spirit that Arenado brings to the clubhouse, as evidenced by his recent Instagram post with fellow players. They also preview the Cardinals' upcoming series against the Minnesota Twins and the team's push to stay in the Wild Card race. Later, Tamar shares exciting news about KMOV's launch of a new sports and entertainment network, Matrix Midwest, which will feature exclusive pre and post-game coverage of Mizzou football.
In this episode of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks with soccer analyst Heath Pearce about St. Louis City SC's impressive performance in the Leagues Cup under new coach John Hackworth. Pearce highlights the team's transformation after acquiring six new players, including dynamic attacking fullbacks and a prolific midfielder with double-digit goals and assists. He discusses how these strategic additions have enhanced the team's goal-scoring capabilities. Despite facing a challenging schedule, Pearce believes St. Louis City SC has a realistic chance to make the playoffs if they maintain their rhythm and focus, starting with their crucial upcoming match against Portland.
Tune in to the KMOX Sports Hotline as host Matt Pauley dives deep into the latest developments in St. Louis sports. Pauley welcomes expert guests like Blues insider Lou Korac and MLS analyst Heath Pearce to discuss the Blues' bold offer sheet acquisitions, City SC's impressive Leagues Cup run, and the Cardinals' fight to stay in the playoff race.
Matt Pauley is joined by NHL.com and The Hockey News writer Lou Korac to discuss the St. Louis Blues' offseason strategy, focusing on their recent signings of young talents Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway via offer sheets. The discussion explores the potential impact of these additions, the Blues' approach to building a youthful and skilled roster, and the broader
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by KMOX Reporter Maria Keena to discuss the potential of the Cardinals requesting public funding for stadium upkeeping. Matt is then joined by Kevin Wheeler to discuss some of the biggest current struggles for the Cardinals.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals losing another series, this time against the Los Angeles Dodgers as they continue to fall further back in both the division and wild card standings. He is then joined by Stan McNeal, a Senior Staff Writer for the St. Louis Cardinals Publications.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Fabian Ardaya, the Los Angeles Dodgers Beat Writer for The Athletic. He discusses the acquiring of Tommy Edman and the upcoming Cardinals vs Dodgers series. He is then joined by Russell Baxter, NFL Writer & Historian for FanSided. They preview the upcoming NFL season.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals recent struggles that have made reaching the Postseason more unlikely. He is then joined by Daniel Guerrero, the St. Louis Cardinals Minor League Writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Matt then takes your calls to hear how the Cardinals can turn things around in the right direction.
In the second and final hour, Matt Pauley discusses the latest in the Paris Olympics. Our very own Nate Gatter joins us to preview some college football, and comment on City trading away Tim Parker. Lastly, Randy Cox, baseball author, joins us to talk about Hank Aaron’s legendary career, and the night he hit home run number 715, and became the home run king.
In the first hour in this edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley breaks down Erick Fedde's first start as a Cardinal, and takes your calls and texts on the Redbirds.
We keep the Cardinals talk rolling into hour number two after a fun debut from Michael McGreevy. Plus, a conversation with Taylor Twellman.
The St. Louis native and soccer personality had a conversation with Matt about CITY SC's season, getting new players comfortable and thoughts post coaching change.
Matt Pauley looks back on the trading deadline and the moves the Cardinals made. Plus, Scott Braun of Foul Territory gives his thoughts on an active deadline across MLB.
Scott Braun is a host of Foul Territory and he joined Matt Pauley to discuss the Cardinals deadline moves and why they were big winners at the trade deadline. Plus, a look around the league.
In the second hour from Hotshots Bar & Grill in O'Fallon, IL, Matt Pauley shifts over to some Cardinals baseball. Corey Miller, KSDK sports reporter and anchor joins us for a segment with some deadline talk. Matt discusses White Sox SP Garrett Crochet's unique deadline request.
In a special edition of Sports Open Line...it's the Michelob Ultra Soccer Showcase from Hotshots in O'Fallon, Illinois! Matt Pauley alongside Jen Siess for the all-soccer first hour featuring City SC midfielder Akil Watts and Y98 analyst Dale Schilly!
In hour two, Matt Pauley kicks it off with more Cardinals talk, as well as other sports headlines around America, such as Inside the NBA being sold to Amazon, and a brutal UCLA football press conference.
In a Strike Zone hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Redbirds’ series loss in Pittsburgh, why the Cards should no longer use bullpen starts, and responds to your calls. Ed Smith, former NFL tight end, gives his take on the NFL possibly adding an extra game to the schedule each year. Plus, a check on Jordan Walker, Tink Hence, and more from the farm system.
In hour two of Sports Open Line, we play an exclusive interview between Tom Ackerman and Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol as they look forward to the second half. KMOV’s Tamar Sher joins us to talk some more Cardinals baseball, and what their trade deadline plans could be.
Joe Pott hosts this edition of Sports Open Line, and discusses ESPN’s list of the top pro athletes since 2000. Brian Dunseth, broadcaster of MLS Season Pass, joins the show to discuss City’s loss in Seattle, looks ahead to Sporting KC, and comments on the trade of Sam Adeniran. KMOX Golf Editor Dan Reardon also talks us through the first round of the Open Championship.
Joe Pott sits with Daniel Esteve of Fox 2 News, to discuss the latest in the world of St. Louis City SC, and their struggles this season, shortly after firing head coach Bradley Carnell.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Joe Pott talks with Daniel Esteve of Fox 2 to discuss St. Louis City SC and their recent struggles. Then Joe talks with SIUE Athletic Director Andrew Gavin.
Joe Pott sits down with St. Louis Post-Dispatch writer Derrick Goold to give a detailed look of how the Cardinals stand entering the second half of the season.
In the opening hour of Sports Open Line, Joe Pott discusses with STL Today Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold to detail the state of the Cardinals entering the second half of the season. Then Dave Boller, GM of the Battlehawks joins the show to discuss the upcoming season along with the draft that took place today.
In this hour Joe Pott is joined by FOX 2 Sports reporter Kevin Ryans discussing Cardinals first half and what is needed at the deadline. Nate Gatter previews what is on the St. Louis Soccer Report.
FOX 2 Sports Reporter Kevin Ryans joins Joe Pott to talk about the Cardinals first half and what needs to be done at the trade deadline.
In the first hour Joe Pott talks about All-Star jerseys. Brian Walton from TheCardinalNation.com talks cards draft and minor leagues. Eli Hoff, Mizzou Writer for St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins to talk about SEC media day and looking toward the Mizzou football season.
Eli Hoff, Mizzou Writer for St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins Joe Pott to talk about SEC media and looking forward to Mizzou Football.
Joe Pott is joined by KMOV Sports Bryan Kennedy to talk about Cardinals and Mizzou football. Nate Gatter, Co-Host of St. Louis Soccer Report joins to discuss Copa America and City SC.
Bryan Kennedy, KMOV Sports Anchor joins Joe Pott discussing the Cardinals first half and looking ahead to Mizzou football.
In the first hour Joe Pott talks about the Cardinals draft so far and his joined by Joe Roderick, Contributor to ClaibsOnline to talk about first round pick JJ Weatherholt.
Joe Roderick, Contributor for ClaibsOnline joins Joe Pott to talk about the Cardinals first round pick JJ Weatherholt and the all-star game.
In this edition of Sports Open Line, we were interrupted by coverage of President Biden's news conference, however, Matt Pauley previews the rivalry series coming up for the Redbirds coming up this weekend. Hear Heidi Watney, of MLB on Apple TV+ on what she has been seeing from both clubs. Also, hear our own Jen Siess' interview with Ty Keough on City SC and start of the John Hackworth era in St. Louis.
In the second hour of our surprise Sports Open Line we hear some sound from CITY SC interim coach John Hackford. Plus, Bill McDermott 'Mr. Soccer' and Charlie Marlow talks Cards baseball.
Matt Pauley talks with 'Mr. Soccer' Bill McDermott to get some his thoughts on CITY SC's dismissal of Bradley Carnell, the season so far and more. Plus, some thoughts on the USMNT after an early exit at Copa America.
Matt Pauley hosts a surprise edition of Sports Open Line after the Cardinals and Royals were rained out. In hour one we talk doubleheader options for tomorrow and Lou Korac talks Blues hockey.
Matt Pauley chats with Blues writer for NHL.com and Hockey News, Lou Korac about the draft, the future of the front office and what moves to make during the offseason.
On this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Joe Roderick from Claibs Online. They discuss the Cardinals recent success, the improvements in the lineup, and whether or not its time to change the expectations for Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by St Louis City Pre/Postgame Host on Y98 Jen Siess. They discuss the recent struggles from City SC and their 4-1 loss against Colorado.
In the lone hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he discusses the direction the Cardinals will head at the trade deadline as well as a couple of names the Cardinals may go after. He is then joined by St Louis City SC Pre/Postgame Host Jen Siess to discuss City's recent 4-1 loss to Colorado. He is then joined by Joe Roderick from Claibs Online to talk Cards Baseball. Is it time to change our expectations for Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado?
In this segment of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he's joined by KMOX Sports Talent Nate Gatter who shares his thoughts on St Louis City SC parting ways with Bradley Carnell, whether or not he agrees with the decision, and more.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he is joined by Mizzou Basketball Head Coach Dennis Gates who discusses coaching at Mizzou, the upcoming season, and so much more. He is then joined by Author Danny Spewak who discusses he latest book, "Cardinal Dreams".
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he discusses St Louis City SC's decision to part ways with Head Coach Bradley Carnell. Was it the correct decision? Why did they do it? Pauley breaks it down.
Joe Pott talks with Blair Kerkhoff about the pushes by Kansas lawmakers to move the Chiefs and Royals across the state border, and we take your calls as we continue to remember the life and impact of the Say Hey Kid, Willie Mays.
Joe Pott talks with Blair Kirkhoff of the Kansas City Star about the pushes by Kansas lawmakers to try and get a new stadium development for the Royals and Chiefs, and the fight with Missouri with who will win in the funding wars for Kansas City.
Joe Pott talks with Jay Jaffe from FanGraphs about the passing and impact of the great Willie Mays, and later, a conversation with Memphis Redbirds broadcaster Alex Coil about Willson Contreras's rehab start tonight and the state of the Cardinals' AAA squad.
Joe Pott is joined by Jay Jaffe of FanGraphs to talk about the passing of the great Willie Mays, and the impact the Say Hey Kid had on the game of baseball.
Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley on Sports Open Line. In this hour, Joe sits down with Bill Lindsay, color commentator for the Florida Panthers to discuss the team's success in the Stanley Cup Final. Then Joe has a discussion with former NFL punter, Marquette King, who will also be performing a musical act at the halftime show during this weekend's UFL Championship game in St. Louis.
Joe Pott sits down with Marquette King, punter for the Arlington Renegades, to talk the upcoming UFL Championship game in St. Louis this weekend.
Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley on Sports Open Line. In this hour, Joe discusses Cardinals baseball with Spanish broadcaster for Bally Sports Midwest, Polo Ascencio. Then Joe talks St. Louis City SC soccer with Tyler Terens, MLS broadcaster for Apple TV.
Joe Pott hosts Sports Open Line on KMOX, in this clip Joe talks Cardinals baseball with the Spanish voice of the Cardinals, Polo Ascencio. Joe and Polo have a conversation about the Cardinals recent win streak, especially after beating the Cubs 3-0 earlier in the day.
Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley on tonight's Sports Open Line. In this segment, he sits down with Andy Strickland to discuss the latest on Blues hockey, including how it's been 5 years since the Stanley Cup victory in St. Louis.
Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley tonight on Sports Open Line. In this hour Joe talks how it's been 5 years since the Blues Stanley Cup victory. He also takes calls and texts from listeners about the Cardinals season so far.
Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley, and in this segment John Perrotto joins the show to detail the upcoming series between the Cardinals and the Pirates, as well as explaining how Paul Skenes is dominating so early on in his career.
Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley on tonight's Sports Open Line. In this hour, John Perrotto joins to detail the upcoming series between the Cardinals and the Pirates. Then Mike Mitchell, UFL reporter for Sports Illustrated, joins to talk about the upcoming UFL Championship game in St. Louis.
Listen to this segment from Sports Open Line where Scott Warmann is joined by Hockey Hall of Famer and Blues Studio Analyst Bernie Federko. Federko previews the upcoming Stanley Cup Finals matchup between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers, shares his prediction for the series, and more.
Listen to this segment from Sports Open Line where Scott Warmann is joined by Cardinals Broadcaster Brad Thompson. Thompson discusses the recent play from the team, the impact that relief pitcher Keynan Middleton missing the entire season with injury will have on the bullpen, the success of the bullpen as a whole, how important Alec Burleson has been for the team, and more.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Scott is joined by Blues legend and TV Studio Analyst Bernie Federko joins to discuss the upcoming Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers. He is then joined by MLS Season Pass Broadcaster Tony Husband to discuss being in St. Louis as well as the recent play of City SC. To wrap up the show, Scott is joined by Danny Spewak to discuss his latest book, "Cardinal Dreams: The Legacy of Charlie Peete and a Life Cut Short”.
Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8PM CT on KMOX barring any Cardinals, Billikens, or NFL games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Scott Warmann is joined by St Louis Battlehawks Linebacker Willie Harvey Jr to discuss the exciting season and the upcoming Playoff game. He is then joined by Cardinals Broadcaster Brad Thompson to discuss the Cardinals recent stretch of play, the positives and concerns.
Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8PM CT on KMOX barring any Cardinals, Billikens, or NFL games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.
In this segment, Matt Pauley is joined by Battlehawks wide receiver Hakeem Butler. Butler discusses all things Battlehawks football, including previewing this weekend's regular season home finale.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals recent success heading into their weekend series against the Phillies. Then he's joined by Kwofe Coleman to discuss the latest events at Worldwide Technology Raceway, and Hakeem Butler, wide receiver for the Battlehawks. All that and more, on hour 1 of Sports Open Line.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley takes your calls and texts on today’s Redbirds win, and plays some audio from STL City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell about possibly seeing Messi this weekend. Mitch Lawrence, of Sirius XM NBA Radio, joins the show to discuss the Mavericks being one game away from an NBA Finals showdown with the Boston Celtics.
In this segment of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, Jackie Joyner Kersee, 6 time Olympic medalist in track & field, joins the show to discuss her upcoming 5k at World Wide Technology Raceway.
In the first hour of this edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the number 5 spot in the Cardinals’ rotation. Jackie Joyner Kersee, 6 time Olympic medalist in track & field, joins the show to discuss her upcoming 5k at World Wide Technology Raceway. Also, we talk with St. Louis Battlehawks punter Sterling Hofrichter ahead of their matchup against the San Antonio Brahmas for home field advantage in the playoffs.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley and KMOX Clubhouse Reporter Ethan Hannaford discuss their concerns with the Cardinals hole in the starting rotation, how it effects the roster, and what the solution could be.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley debates with a caller about Masyn Winn's off days. Later, he and KMOX Clubhouse Reporter Ethan Hannaford discuss the Cardinals hole in the starting rotation. Later, Pauley discusses his thoughts on the necessity of MLB teams playing on Summer holidays.
Listen to this segment from Sports Open Line where Matt Pauley is joined by Jared Wyllys, a Sports Writer for CHGO Sports. He discusses the state of the National League Central, the solid start to the season for the Cubs, and previews the upcoming Cardinals vs Cubs series.
Listen to this segment from Sports Open Line where Matt Pauley is joined by Stan McNeal, the Senior Staff Writer for Cardinals Publications. He discusses their upcoming issue which pays tribute to the late Whitey Herzog as well as special moments it includes with "The White Rat".
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt discusses the NCAA Power Conferences announcing today that they will allow player to be paid and what kind of effect that will have on college sports. He is then joined by Jared Wyllys, a Baseball Writer for CHGO Sports. He discusses the Cubs great start to the season, the state of the National League Central, and previews the Cardinals vs Cubs series coming up this weekend. Later, Matt discusses MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred's comments from the MLB Owner's Meeting. He wraps up the hour being joined by Jen Seiss and Nate Gatter ahead of the St Louis City SC Soccer Report.
Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8PM CT on KMOX barring any Cardinals, Billikens, or NFL games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses Benjamin Hochman's latest article in STL Today discussing what makes the Cardinals recent run feel different than their hot streak around this time last year. He is then joined by Stan McNeal, the Senior Staff Writer for the St. Louis Cardinals Publications. They discuss the upcoming Magazine which honors the life of Whitey Herzog and his impact both on and off the field. Pauley is then joined by Marcelo Balboa, an MLS Spanish Analyst on Apple TV and former member of the USMNT. He discusses St. Louis City SC and what he has taken away from the team's performance up to this point in the season. He wraps up the hour discussing the NBA Conference Finals matchups.
Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8PM CT on KMOX barring any Cardinals, Billikens, or NFL games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.
NASCAR is shortly returning to World Wide Technology Raceway in St Louis. In honor of it, Tom Ackerman is joined by Driver Kyle Busch to discuss the upcoming race and more.
Listen to this segment from Sports Open Line where Matt Pauley is joined by Da'Roi Glover, the St. Louis Battlehawks Defensive Line Coach. They discuss the Battlehawks 2024 success, clinching a playoff spot, and more.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, Matt discusses the pitiful performances from the Umpire Crew in the Cardinals recent series against the Baltimore Orioles. He is then joined by Saint Louis Billikens Basketball Broadcaster Earl Austin Jr as they discuss SLU's great recruiting season and the NBA Playoffs. Then, in honor of NASCAR returning to St Louis once again this year, Tom Ackerman caught up with NASCAR Driver Kyle Busch to discuss the upcoming race.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, Matt discusses the Cardinals recent success having won 8 out of 10 and what is working for the ball club. He is later joined by Da'Roi Glover, the Defensive Line Coach for the St. Louis Battlehawks to discuss the team clinching a playoff spot and the current success the franchise is having.
In this segment of Sports Open Line, hear Matt Pauley's interview with Cuonzo Martin, new Missouri State Men’s Basketball Head Coach.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley chats with Jaryd Jones-Smith, offensive lineman for the Battlehawks, on everything from his QB AJ McCarron, music at practice, and food in STL. Chad Jennings, Boston Red Sox writer for The Athletic, previews the Cardinals and Red Sox series this weekend, and Matt interviews Cuonzo Martin, Missouri State Men’s Basketball Head Coach.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he discusses the possible make or break homestand the Cardinals are about to begin. KMOX’s Golf Editor Dan Reardon joins the show to talk about the PGA Championships, and Devon Kerr, Analyst for Apple TV and MLS Season Pass, joins on the phone to debate what the identity of St. Louis City SC is.
Sports Open Line is shortened today due to Cardinals baseball. In this hour however, Matt sits down with Memphis reporter Matt Infield to discuss Jordan Walker's progress in Triple A, as well sitting down with Mitchell Hansen to discuss Caitlin Clark and her WNBA debut.
On this edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley sits down with Memphis sports reporter Matt Infield, as he gives a breakdown on what's going on with Jordan Walker down in Triple A-Memphis.
St. Louis Battlehawks tight end Jake Sutherland joins Matt on Sports Open Line to discuss the current success the Battlehawks have seen so far this season.
Matt Pauley sits down with Andrew Weibe as they discuss the struggles City SC has been facing this season as well as how they can bounce back.
This hour of Sports Open Line is shortened due to Cardinals baseball. However, in this hour Matt sits down with Battlehawks tight end Jake Sutherland, as well as Missouri State athletic director Kyle Moats.
Matt Pauley hosts Sports Open Line! In hour 1, Matt discusses the Cardinals recent victories in Milwaukee and Anaheim. Then Matt sits down with Mark Sweeney to talk more Cardinal baseball, as well as Andrew Weibe to talk all things about City SC.
Listen to this segment from Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley where he is joined by John Perrotto, a baseball writer for the Pittsburgh Pirates who discusses Top Prospect Paul Skenes' MLB Debut and the current status of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Listen to this segment from Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley where he is joined by Los Angeles Angels Reporter Erica Weston, who discusses the Angels recent struggles and previews the Cardinals vs Angels series.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he plays audio from St Louis Battlehawks Head Coach Anthony Becht and the status of QB AJ McCarron. He then plays Tom Ackerman's recent interview with Cardinals POBO John Mozeliak discussing the current struggles of the team.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, Matt is joined by Los Angeles Angels Reporter Erica Weston to discuss the status of the Angels heading into their upcoming series against the Cardinals. He is also joined by John Perrotto, a Baseball Writer for the Pittsburgh Pirates discusses Paul Skenes' first career start and the oddities that followed.
Hear Matt Pauley's interview with Derrick Lewis, UFC heavyweight contender, before he headlines the card at this Saturday's UFC event in St. Louis!
In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, we take your calls and texts in the Strike Zone hour. Hear audio from City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell, and listen to Matt's interview with Derrick Lewis, before he headlines the card at this Saturday's UFC event!
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley speaks on why today’s postponement between the Cardinals and Mets is actually beneficial for the club. KMOV’s Jacob Cersosimo joins the show to discuss the Redbirds’ recent struggles and Willson Contreras’ fractured left arm. The we move the conversation to City SC, where MLS Season Pass matchday analyst Kyndra de St. Aubin breaks down City’s game fresh out of the League’s Cup Break.
In this segment of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he is joined by UFC fighter Charles Johnson to discuss not only his fight when UFC comes to St. Louis on May 11, but also what he is doing around the community.
In the second hour, Maria Keena stays in studio to update us on the process of legalizing sports betting in Missouri and when we might see it on the ballot. Charles “Inner G” Johnson, UFC Fighter, and current UF flyweight contender, joins us to talk about what it means to him to come back and fight in his hometown city, St. Louis.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he discusses what the plan might be if Steven Matz has to miss an extended amount of time. LaMond Pope, of the Chicago Tribune, gives us the inside scoop on the White Sox ahead of the Cardinals-White Sox series this weekend. Also, Kevin Egan, MLS 360 Host, joins us to break down the Sam Adeniran situation, and previewing their game in Houston on Saturday.
Hear audio from legendary Mizzou basketball coach Norm Stewart, from his induction into the Hall of Famous Missourians. Bryan Kennedy of KMOV joins the show to comment on the future of Kentucky basketball without John Calipari, and previews the Cardinals’ weekend series against the White Sox. We round out the show with a segment of cross-talk with Brad Young.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, we take a look at the Redbirds’ 3-3 road trip, and welcome in Brian Walton, to update us on the minor leagues. We then opened up the phone lines and took your calls and texts, and discussed the offensive struggles, as well as Jordan Walker's approach at the plate.
Fox 2 Sports Reporter Daniel Esteve joins to discuss the Cardinals and St. Louis City SC's start to the season as well as their struggles winning games.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the MLB reverting to old uniform lettering beginning in 2025. He is then joined by Nate Gatter to talk Mizzou Athletics and St Louis City SC. He is then joined by Kevin Wheeler to discuss the Cardinals offensive struggles and Willson Contreras' base running blunder from Sunday's game.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals working their way back towards .500 and the team falling just short of a series sweep against the Mets. Fox 2 Sports Reporter Daniel Esteve joins to discuss the Cardinals and St. Louis City SC.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by Alex Coil, play-by-play broadcaster for the Cardinals AAA affiliate Memphis Redbirds, to discuss the Cardinals’ prospects and the arrival of the recently-demoted Jordan Walker. CBS college football writer Dennis Dodd also joins the show to discuss Reggie Bush reclaiming his Heisman Trophy after forfeiting it 14 years ago.
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In this is a segment from Sports Open Line, Mike Ferrin, MLB Network Radio host, joins the show to discuss why Paul Goldschmidt’s slow offensive start won't last forever, Jordan Walker’s demotion to AAA Memphis, and who he likes in the NL Central.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals’ current standing and questions their identity in their first month of the season. Mike Ferrin, MLB Network Radio host, also joins the show to discuss Paul Goldschmidt’s slow offensive start, Jordan Walker’s demotion to AAA Memphis, and who he likes in the NL Central. The voice of the Billikens, Bob Ramsey, also joins the show to grade the signings made by new SLU men’s basketball coach Josh Schertz.
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This is a segment from Sports Open Line. Matt is joined by St. Louis Battlehawks quarterback AJ McCarron, defensive end Travis Feeney, wide receiver Darrius Shepherd to discuss the UFL season, St. Louis’ enormous fan support, and Battlehawks Night sat Busch Stadium.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt discusses Jordan Walker’s demotion to Memphis and is joined by Cardinals radio broadcaster and former pitcher Ricky Horton who pays respects to recently passed baseball icons Whitey Herzog, Ken Holtzman, and Carl Erskine. Brad Young, KMOX legal analyst and host of At Your Service, also joins the show to discuss the recent additions to the SLU men’s basketball team.
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Matt Pauley is joined by Cardinals radio broadcaster and former pitcher Ricky Horton to pay respects to recently passed Whitey Herzog, Ken Holtzman, and Carl Erskine.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals’ series win over the Arizona Diamondbacks and is joined by Eli Hoff of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to discuss Mizzou’s hiring of Laird Veatch as new Athletic Director. Matt is also joined by St. Louis Battlehawks quarterback AJ McCarron, defensive end Travis Feeney, wide receiver Darrius Shepherd to discuss the UFL season, St. Louis’ huge fan turnout, and Battlehawks Night sat Busch Stadium. Matt wraps up the hour sharing the news that the Cardinals have optioned Jordan Walker and Zach Thompson to Memphis, and have recalled John King and Jose Fermin.
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Matt Pauley kicks off hour two with a conversation with Kevin Wheeler, on how they feel about the Redbirds' season so far. Vinny Rottino, of Bally Sports Wisconsin, joins the program for a preview of the Brewers series. Hear audio from the Blues GM Doug Armstrong, and finally, Jen Siess joins for a brief segment to preview the St. Louis City Soccer Report.
In a shortened first hour due to weather, Matt Pauley talks with Bruno Vain, Apple TV broadcaster for MLS Season Pass, on City's upcoming rival matchup this weekend, as well as Joao Klauss scoring his first goal from the run of play over Austin.
The lone hour of tonight’s show is shortened as KMOX wraps up coverage of the Cardinals postgame show. Matt Pauley is joined by fellow KMOX host and Westwood One play-by-play broadcaster Nate Gatter to discuss the passing of Whitey Herzog, St. Louis CITY SC’s 1-0 win over Austin, and the upcoming Leagues Cup.
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The second final hour of tonight’s show is shortened as KMOX makes room for the Cardinals pregame show. Matt Pauley continues discussion on the late, great Whitey Herzog and speaks with former third baseman Terry Pendleton on playing for the White Rat. The phone lines open up as we hear your favorite memories and stories of Whitey.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the unfortunate news that legendary Cardinals manager and personality Whitey Herzog passed away at the age of 92. Matt is joined by former Cardinal pitcher Dave LaPoint and Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith who discuss the life and legacy of the White Rat.
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The second and final hour of tonight's Sports Open Line is shortened as we make room for the Cardinals @ Athletics pregame show. Matt asks the question, "Is it time to worry about the Cardinals' offense? If not now, when?" Matt gives you his answer before being joined by Anthony Miller of Fan Nation and Sports Illustrated to discuss the St. Louis Battlehawks and their win over the San Antonio Brahmas.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps the Cardinals’ series loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks over the weekend and ponders whether it’s time to worry about the offense yet. Speaking of Arizona sports, Matt discusses the Coyotes’ impending relocation to Salt Lake City with Sam Farnsworth, sports reporter at KSL 5 TV in Salt Lake City. Matt is also joined by Cardinals TV play-by-play voice Chip Caray to preview the Cardinals series in Oakland and to share how special it is for his son Chris to be calling the games for the A’s just down the hall at the Coliseum this season.
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Listen to this clip from Sports Open Line where Matt Pauley and Ethan Hannaford discuss the current struggles from the Cardinals offense and the challenges that is creating with how to start your hottest bats.
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Listen to this clip from Sports Open Line on KMOX where Matt Pauley is joined by KMOX Golf Insider Dan Reardon discusses the first two rounds of The Masters and the difficult conditions that have had to be played in so far.
Listen to this clip from Sports Open Line on KMOX where Matt Pauley is joined by Maury Brown, a Senior Contributor from Forbes. They discuss the new information on the money stolen from Shohei Ohtani by his former interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara to pay off his gambling debt.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line on KMOX, Matt Pauley previews the Cardinals and Diamondbacks series. He is then joined by Maury Brown, a Senior Contributor for Forbes. He discusses the trending Shohei Ohtani news and more. He is then joined by Danny Higginbotham, who previews St Louis City SC's upcoming matchup this weekend.
In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals' offensive struggles from veterans like Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado with Derrick Goold, lead Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley asks Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Derrick Goold how the addition of Lars Nootbaar to the outfield impacts other players like Victor Scott II.
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Sports Open Line is shortened to one hour tonight to make room for the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. Matt is joined by lead Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Derrick Goold to discuss the team activating Lars Nootbaar from the injured list and the "roster crunch" it creates with another outfielder being added to the mix. Matt also discusses the Blues' ever-so-slight playoff hopes, and previews the St. Louis City Soccer Report with Jen Siess.
New St. Louis University men's basketball coach Josh Schertz joins Tom Ackerman and Bob Ramsey at Humphrey's in Midtown for his inaugural Coaches Show. Schertz shares his coaching journey, his new role with SLU, and the game plan he will bring to Chaifetz Arena and across the Atlantic 10 conference this upcoming season.
In this segment from Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by new St. Louis University men's basketball coach Josh Schertz to discuss leading Indiana State to the NIT Championship, his hiring by SLU, and throwing out the first pitch at Busch Stadium.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by MLB writer Will Leitch to discuss the Cardinals’ start to the season and their ability to bounce back from 2023. Will emphasizes the importance of veterans like Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt stepping up to the plate (literally) to lead the young guns of the club. Matt also previews their upcoming series vs the Arizona Diamondbacks and is joined in-studio by At Your Service host Brad Young!
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley talks all things Billikens basketball with Stu Durando of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and interviews new men’s basketball head coach Josh Schertz. Matt wraps up the hour featuring the comments of St. Louis City SC head coach Bradley Carnell and striker Joao Klauss who speak on the team’s draw vs FC Cincinnati.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley responds to your calls on the Cardinals' pitching staff.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Cardinals Spanish-language broadcaster Polo Ascencio to relive the magic of the home opener and to share his optimism for this year’s club.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt asks the question: What will define this year’s Cardinal season? Will it be the young bats of Masyn Winn, Victor Scott II, Jordan Walker, and the like? Will it be the aged starting rotation, or consistent injuries? The phone lines open up to get your thoughts. Matt is then joined by Keith O’Brien, author of the new book CHARLIE HUSTLE: The Rise and Fall of Pete Rose, and the Last Glory Days of Baseball, to discuss the complicated history of baseball’'s all-time hits leader.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that Sonny Gray wants to make his next start in the big leagues with the Cardinals after his Double-A Springfield rehab stint, and recaps a great Cardinals home opener with Spanish-language broadcaster Polo Ascencio. Tony Husband, MLS broadcaster for Apple TV+, then joins the show to preview St. Louis City SC’s Saturday match vs FC Dallas. Matt wraps up the hour previewing what will be a great St. Louis sports Saturday: Cardinals vs Marlins; Battlehawks vs Renegades; Blues vs Sharks; SLU women’s basketball vs Minnesota; and City SC vs FC Dallas!
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Kicking off the shortened second hour, Matt dives into the Cards win over the Padres last night, and looks forward to the Redbirds’ home opener on Thursday. Mr. Soccer, Bill McDermott, joins the show to break down City SC’s loss at the hands of RSL this past Saturday night.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley comments on Sonny Gray’s rehab assignment being pushed back due to weather. SLU WBB Head Coach Rebecca Tillett joins the show to discuss their upcoming matchup vs Vermont, after they advanced to the FAB 4 for the first time in the program’s history. She also comments on last night’s historic performance by Caitlin Clark. Andy Strickland, Blues reporter for Bally, on the Blues’ playoff push.
In tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals loss to the Dodgers in the final game of a 4 game set in LA; the Blues’ disappointing 4-0 loss to the last place San Jose Sharks; and Illinois’ elimination from the NCAA Tournament to No. 1 UConn.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Tamar Sher, KMOV sports anchor and reporter, to discuss the latest in St. Louis sports, from the Cardinals to City SC. Tamar also previews a special event she is hosting at the Enterprise Center tomorrow called “Women in Sports” that highlights prominent local and national women in sports. Clayton Trutor, author of Boston Ball: Rick Pitino, Jim Calhoun, Gary Williams, and the Forgotten Cradle of Basketball Coaches to discuss his book. Matt wraps up the hour providing updates on the Cardinals’ injuries.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by ESPN play-by-play college sports announcer James Westling to discuss the NCAA Tournament; and MLS Season Pass announcer Max Bretos to discuss St. Louis City SC, who have yet to lose a game. Also on the show: The Cardinals fall to the Dodgers 7-1 on Opening Day…Is this the 2023 season bleeding into 2024, or are we overreacting far too early?
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Following Cardinals postgame, Matt Pauley has a shortened Sports Open Line, and Matt continues to take your calls and texts about the Cardinals Opening Day loss to the Dodgers. Jen Siess joins for the last segment to preview tonight's Soccer Report.
In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt is joined by friend-of-the-program Dani Wexelman, who is an analyst for MLB Network Radio and ESPN, to give her take on the Cardinals’ offseason moves.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speaks with former Cardinals catcher Tom Pagnozzi on the injuries that plague the Cardinal outfield which spurred the call-up of Victor Scott II. If Scott shines all season long, he his ticket to the big leagues might be one-way!
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley begs the question, “What are legitimate expectations of the Cardinals this year?” In an NL Central that is not teeming with powerhouse teams, the Cardinals have a clear path to the top- will their injuries and aged rotation hold them back? Matt is joined by friend-of-the-program Dani Wexelman, who is an analyst for MLB Network Radio and ESPN, to discuss Opening Day, the Cardinals’ offseason moves, and the city of Balitmore’s response to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge. Matt wraps up the hour conversing with KMOX’s own Kevin Wheeler on Victor Scott II’s call-up to the majors.
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Happy “Opening Day Eve!” We are Cardinals-heavy for the next two hours as we get ready for the first game of the season tomorrow in Los Angeles vs the Dodgers. In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by former Cardinals John Tudor and Tom Pagnozzi to discuss their time in the Redbirds uniform and to preview Opening Day. Matt wraps up the hour sharing the unfortunate news that St. Louis Blues forward Oskar Sundvist will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL. Cardinals vs Dodgers pregame begins tomorrow at 2:15PM CT with the first pitch at 3:10PM CT.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by former Cardinal center fielder and 1997 All-Star Ray Lankford to discuss the emergence of Victor Scott II who will be making his major league debut on Opening Day after Dylan Carlson suffered a sprained AC joint.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features audio from Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak who addresses the media on team injuries, the most recent being Dylan Carlson whose sprained AC joint spurred the call-up of Victor Scott II. Matt is joined by former Cardinal reliever and current minor league pitching instructor Jason Isringhausen to preview Opening Day and this year’s club; and KMOX’s own Kevin Wheeler to discuss bullpen construction. Matt wraps up the hour featuring the comments from St. Louis City SC head coach Bradley Carnell who spoke on the team’s draw to D.C. United.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of center fielder Victor Scott II’s call up to the Major League roster after the announcement of Dylan Carlson’s sprained AC joint. Speaking of center field, former Cardinal CF Ray Lankford joins the show to discuss the pageantry of Opening Day and to give his advice to the emerging Scott. New Bally Sports Midwest studio analyst and former Cardinal Mark Sweeney then joins the show to discuss his time donning the birds on the bat and his new role in broadcasting. Matt wraps up the hour going over the St. Louis Blues' 2-1 loss in overtime to the Vegas Golden Knights.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley explains why Jordan Walker giving his full effort in today’s Spring Training game is not to blame for Dylan Carlson getting tripped up in right centerfield this afternoon. Will we see Victor Scott II in center field after all? The phone lines open up to hear your thoughts! Brian Barnhart, the play-by-play voice of Illini basketball and football then joins the show to discuss Illinois advancing to the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA Tournament. The dynamic duo Hancock and Kelley join Pauley in-studio to close out the hour!
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals 6-3 win over the Cubs at Sloan Park in Mesa, Arizona that saw outfielder Dylan Carlson leave the game with a left shoulder injury after colliding with Jordan Walker. Will yet ANOTHER Cardinal outfielder start the season on the injured list? Former Cardinal second baseman Tom Herr also joins the show to discuss the pageantry of Opening Day, what makes a great second baseman, and his infield chemistry with Ozzie Smith. Also in tonight’s show: Kevin Wheeler joins to talk Cardinals ball; Derrick Goold of the Post-Dispatch has an update on Dylan Carlson’s injury; St. Louis University continues their search for a new men’s basketball head coach; and Cuonzo Martin returns to Missouri State to coach.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe Pott speaks with college basketball statistician Ken Pomeroy to discuss the factors he uses when creating his power rankings on KenPom.com.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe Pott speaks with Tom Timmerman of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, who elaborates on the news of upset City SC fans who plan to boycott the Leagues Cup at CITYPARK after the team was not selected for the US Open Cup.
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In the second and final hour of the show, Joe Pott features St. Louis City SC goalkeeper Roman Burki’s comments to the media today, where he spoke on the team’s 3-3 draw vs the LA Galaxy and his conversation with St. Louis Blues goaltending coach. Joe is also joined by Tom Timmerman of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to continue discussion on City SC, where he elaborates on the status of the injured Eduard Lowen and Tim Parker, and news of fans wanting to boycott the Leagues Cup game after the team was not selected for the US Open Cup. College basketball statistician and the namesake of KenPom.com Ken Pomeroy also joins the show to discuss March Madness and the formulas he uses to create his power rankings. Joe wraps up the hour sharing the results of our Twitter poll that asked, “Who you would you rather see start in centerfield for the Cardinals, Dylan Carlson or Victor Scott II?”
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe Pott speaks with Randy Moehlman, play-by-play announcer for SIUE athletics and PA announcer for Mizzou football and basketball, to discuss his early takeaways from the Mizzou spring football game and the local kids making good impressions.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe Pott speaks with Rob Rains, founder of STLSportsPage.com, on Victor Scott II’s chances to make the big league roster come Opening Day as Tommy Edman continues to recover from wrist surgery.
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Joe Pott fills in again for Matt Pauley, and in the first hour of the show, features Blues coach Drew Bannister’s comments to the media after morning skate as the team faces a tough Colorado Avalanche team. Rob Rains, founder of STLSportsPage.com, then joins the show from Jupiter, Florida to provide updates on Cardinals spring training, like Sonny Gray’s recovery and the outfield construction with injuries to Tommy Edman and Lars Nootbaar. Randy Moehlman, play-by-play announcer for SIUE athletics and PA announcer for Mizzou football and basketball also joins the show to discuss Mizzou’s spring football game and the NCAA Tournament.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe speaks with Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline on the outfield injuries that plague the Cardinals, and discuss whether Dylan Carlson or Victor Scott II should take Tommy Edman's spot in center field come Opening Day.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe Pott is joined by St. Louis University athletics writer for the Post-Dispatch to discuss the school's search for a new men's basketball coach after the firing of Travis Ford.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe Pott speaks with St. Louis Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News Lou Korac to discuss the upcoming stretch for the Blues, who are currently 4 points out of a Wild Card spot.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Joe Pott speaks with Pat Rifino of the UFL News Hub on the decision for St. Louis to host the 2024 UFL Championship game at the Dome at America's Center.
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In the second and final hour of the show, Joe Pott shares Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol’s comments to the media on his recently signed 2-year extension. Joe is then joined by Stu Durando, St. Louis University athletics writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, to discuss the firing of men’s basketball coach Travis Ford and the search for his replacement. Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline also joins the show to discuss the Cardinals’ injuries and Victor Scott II’s chances to make the Opening Day roster. Lastly, John Hancock pops by in-studio to discuss the NCAA Tournament.
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Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley tonight, and in the first hour of the show, shares the news that the Cardinals have signed manager Oliver Marmol to a 2-year extension and features the comments of President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak on the deal. Pat Rifino, writer at the UFL News Hub, then joins the show to discuss the St. Louis Battlehawks upcoming season which begins March 30th vs the Michigan Panthers, and the announcement of St. Louis hosting the 2024 UFL Championship Game at the Dome at America’s Center. Lou Korac, St. Louis Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News, then joins the show to discuss the team in the latter half of the season and their performance under interim coach Drew Bannister. Joe wraps up the hour featuring KMOX reporter Sean Malone’s news story on a select group of City SC fans boycotting the MLS Leagues Cup after City was not selected for the US Open Cup.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt explains how veteran Brandon Crawford’s role as a backup shortstop helps the Cards stay healthier for a full 162 game season and as a mentor to Masyn Winn.
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In this clip from Sports Open Line, Matt explains why Victor Scott II is making a case for an outfielder spot on the Opening Day roster, especially in light of injuries to Tommy Edman and Lars Nootbaar.
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In the second and final hour of the show, Matt is joined by Cardinals minor league writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daniel Guerrero to discuss minor league camp, prospects that stand out to him, and whether or not Victor Scott II has a chance to make the Cardinals’ Opening Day roster in light of Tommy Edman’s injury. Matt also explains why veteran shortstop Brandon Crawford helps the Cardinals get through 162 games, and shares St. Louis City SC head coach Bradley Carnell’s comments to the media on the 2024 MLS season so far.
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Matt Pauley is back in St. Louis! The first hour of tonight’s show is shortened as KMOX wraps up the broadcast of Billikens game, who defeated Rhode Island 74-71 in the first round of the Atlantic 10 Tournament in Brooklyn, NY. SLU will now face Duquesne tomorrow at 6:30PM CT. Matt discusses the win, whether there’s a chance they can make a run in the A10 Tournament, and Coach Travis Ford’s seat getting hot after a disappointing season. Matt wraps up Hour 1 with the latest from Cardinals Spring Training.
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Tom Ackerman is joined by St. Louis University men’s basketball head coach Travis Ford who shares what he is most proud of from the 2023-24 season despite the lackluster results.
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Tom Ackerman is joined by St. Louis City SC head coach Bradley Carnell to discuss the team’s mood shift from its inaugural season to its second.
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Tom Ackerman fills in for Matt Pauley, and in the second and final hour of the show, features his interviews with St. Louis City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel and head coach Bradley Carnell, who speak on the team’s last minute heroics that resulted in a draw vs Austin FC. Also featured is Tom’s interview with Travis Ford, St. Louis University men’s basketball coach, who discusses the team’s season-finale-win over St. Bonaventure and the upcoming Atlantic 10 tournament.
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Tom Ackerman is joined by Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak who explains why we shouldn’t put much stock into Spring Training pitching performances.
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Tom Ackerman fills in for Matt Pauley and features his interview with Cardinals utiltyman Brendan Donovan who shares how he supports veterans through the organization Team Red, White & Blue.
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Tom Ackerman fills in for Matt Pauley, and in the first hour of the show, shares the news that Cardinals pitcher Sonny Gray is recovering quickly through his hamstring strain and was back on the mound throwing a bullpen session today. Tom then features his interview with utiltyman Brendan Donovan who dives into his game and his support for veterans through the organization Team Red, White, and Blue. Also featured is Tom’s interview with President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, who speaks on Gray, as well as Lance Lynn’s performance, competition in the bullpen, and more.
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Brian Dunseth, former MLS player and current MLS analyst for Apple TV+, to discuss St. Louis City SC and their resilience despite last year's disappointing loss in the playoffs and this year's elimination from the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
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Matt is joined by Rob Rains, founder and writer at STLSportsPage.com, to discuss the lefty-righty balance the Cardinals lineup currently has and whether Dylan Carlson's switch-hitting abilities are up to snuff.
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Sports Open Line is shortened to one hour tonight to make room for a special mid-week edition of the St. Louis City Soccer Report with Nate Gatter and Jen Siess. Matt is joined by Rob Rains, founder and writer at STLSportsPage.com, to discuss Cardinals Spring Training. The Cards have an off day today but will be back in action Thursday vs the Astros. Matt is also joined by Brian Dunseth, former MLS player and current MLS analyst for Apple TV+, to discuss St. Louis City SC and their determination to bounce back from last season despite their tough schedule and CONCACAF elimination. To wrap up the hour, Matt cross-talks with Nate and Jen to preview the Soccer Report.
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Matt features Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol's comments to the media today, where he spoke on how the team will respond to Sonny Gray's hamstring injury which is putting his Opening Day start in question.
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The second and final hour of tonight’s show is shortened as KMOX makes room for Billikens basketball. Matt Pauley features the comments of Sonny Gray, John Mozeliak, and Oli Marmol who spoke earlier today on Gray’s hamstring diagnosis, how the team will move forward, and the timeline on his recovery. Matt wraps up the hour previewing SLU’s game vs #25 Dayton.
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Matt is joined by Bally Sports Midwest studio host Scott Warmann to discuss a St. Louis staple: Arch Madness! The Missouri Valley Conference tournament begins Thursday, March 7th at the Enterprise Center.
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Matt is joined by Bally Sports Midwest studio host Scott Warmann to discuss Sonny Gray's hamstring strain and the team's comfort level in the rotation without Gray.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps the Cardinals’ Spring Training win over the Twins that saw Paul Goldschmidt hit a home run- the Redbirds’ first this Spring. Matt also dives into Sonny Gray’s hamstring tightness which may possibly delay the start of his season and takes your calls to get your thoughts. Bally Sports Midwest studio host Scott Warmann then joins the show to discuss the Cardinals’ plans in amid Gray’s injury and the Missouri Valley Conference basketball tournament beginning Thursday. Are the Cardinals likely to sign more pitching in wake of Gray's injury? Matt gives his take in this hour of Sports Open Line.
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Matt debates how the Cardinals pitching staff can tackle a potential dilemma if starter Sonny Gray misses an extended period of time due to injury.
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Matt catches up with Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline team to discuss the generational talent that is always present at Cardinals Spring Training, whether they be on the field hoping to make the big league roster, or as a mentor and former player like Ozzie Smith.
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Sports Open Line is shortened to one hour tonight as KMOX wraps up the broadcast of the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. Matt shares the news that Sonny Gray left today’s Spring Training game with right hamstring tightness and questions whether the Cardinals are built to survive an extended period of time without their #1 starter if worst comes to worst. Matt also catches up with Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline and features manager Oliver Marmol’s comments to the media on Masyn Winn’s progress at shortstop and Tommy Edman’s recovery.
Tom Ackerman hosts the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show from Humphrey’s in Midtown and speaks with men’s head coach Travis Ford. The two discuss Saturday’s 94-91 win over Rhode Island, injuries that plague the team, and Senior Night which takes place Tuesday night as the Bills take on the Dayton Flyers.
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Matt is joined by St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist Benjamin Hochman to discuss the motivation last year's lackluster season has created in this year's club.
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Matt is joined by KSDK sports reporter Corey Miller to discuss the window of opportunity Victor Scott II has to make an impression on the Cardinals while Tommy Edman still recovers from wrist surgery.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by KSDK sports reporter Corey Miller to discuss the Cardinals Spring Training storylines he’s most intrigued by, like: the development of Thomas Saggese and Victor Scott II, Sonny Gray’s acclimation to the Cardinals, what the clubhouse culture will be like with the addition of veteran players, and the pressure on manager Oli Marmol. Matt is also joined by St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist Benjamin Hochman to discuss the “blame game” fans play when a team is not doing well, the transition of clubhouse voices from 2023 to 2024, and the imprint Sonny Gray is already leaving on the team. Matt caps off the hour featuring Oliver Marmol’s postgame comments after the team defeated the Mets 3-2, and explains why early results from Spring Training are not be-all, end-all.
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Steve Greenberg, Chicago Sun-Times sports columnist, joins the show to give his take on the Cardinals from a Chicago perspective, Willson Contreras’ post-Cubs career, the disconnect between Contreras and his former manager David Ross, and the moves the Cubs made this offseason.
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Michael DeCourcy, college basketball columnist for Sporting News, joins the show to discuss the impact Caitlin Clark has made on not only women’s college basketball, but all of NCAA basketball. DeCourcy believes this impact will transition to the WNBA once she is drafted.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps today’s Cardinals happenings as they defeat the Mets in spring training action. The Cardinals are the only team not to hit a home run this spring. Should this be cause to worry? Pauley explains. Michael DeCourcy, college basketball columnist for Sporting News then joins the show to discuss the latest headlines from the world of college hoops: the future of court-storming in light of the injury to Duke’s Caleb Foster; Frustration from mid-major teams; and the impact Caitlin Clark has made on not only women’s college basketball, but all of NCAA basketball. Steve Greenberg, Chicago Sun-Times sports columnist, also joins the show to give his take on the Cardinals from a Chicago perspective, Willson Contreras’ post-Cubs career, and the moves the Cubs made this offseason. Matt wraps up the hour sharing the news that St. Louis City SC will be competing in this year’s US Open Cup.
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Matt features Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol's comments to the media, where he spoke on Miles Mikolas' early numbers and the biggest key to a successful season from the right hander.
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Tonight’s show is shortened as KMOX makes room for the broadcast of the St. Louis University vs. Richmond basketball game. Matt Pauley shares the news that the Cardinals lost their spring training game to the New York Mets today, and that St. Louis City SC has been eliminated from the CONCACAF Champions Cup with their 1-0 loss to Houston last night. Without being dismissive to the Champions Cup, Matt opines that continued success in MLS action outweighs a cup run. Also featured: Oli Marmol's comments to the media on Miles Mikolas and Victor Scott II; SLU faces a tough matchup vs the Richmond Spiders; and the Blues are consistently inconsistent!
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Matt features the comments of Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak and manager Oliver Marmol who spoke on the recent signing of veteran shortstop and longtime San Francisco Giant Brandon Crawford.
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Matt features the comments from newest Cardinal Brandon Crawford, who speaks on leaving his lifelong San Francisco Giants team for the Redbirds.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt features audio from the Cardinals’ newest shortstop Brandon Crawford, President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, manager Oliver Marmol, and pitcher Sonny Gray from Spring Training.
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Jen Siess, co-host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report and sideline reporter for Y98, interviews former MLS player and Billiken alumni Brad Davis on the CONCACAF Champions Cup and how City SC will be tested in this format.
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Jen Siess, co-host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report and sideline reporter for Y98, joins the show to discuss the exposure St. Louis (both the team and the city) receives after qualifying for the CONCACAF Champions Cup.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that Sonny Gray has officially been named the Cardinals’ Opening Day starter when the club faces the Los Angeles Dodgers on March 28th. Jen Siess, co-host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report and sideline reporter for Y98, also joins the show to discuss City SC in Leg 2 of the CONCACAF Champions Cup, and her interview with St. Louis soccer legend and former MLS player Brad Davis is featured.
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Matt features manager Oliver Marmol’s comments to the media following today’s tie to the Marlins, where he touched on the elite speed and base-running abilities of prospect Victor Scott II.
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Matt explains the purpose behind the reported signing of free agent shortstop Brandon Crawford by the Cardinals and details why it is more of a disaster-prevention-sort-of move.
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Sports Open Line is limited to one hour tonight to make room for the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. Matt Pauley broadcasts from Cardinals Spring Training in Jupiter, Florida and shares the news that the Cards are reportedly signing veteran shortstop free agent and longtime San Francisco Giant Brandon Crawford. How does this affect the roster leading up to Opening Day? What does this say about Tommy Edman’s role? Matt explains. Andrew Gavin, Athletic Director at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville also joins the show to discuss “SIUE Day” at Spring Training and sports news coming out of the school. Matt wraps up the hour featuring the comments of Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol who spoke to the media today on the status of Steven Matz, Tekoah Roby, today’s impressive performance from Cooper Hjerpe, and more.
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In tonight’s edition of the St. Louis University Billikens Basketball Coaches Show, host Tom Ackerman is joined by men’s coach Travis Ford to discuss former Billiken Jordan Goodwin signing a two-way contract with the Memphis Grizzlies; UMass leaving the Atlantic 10 for the MAC; this year's performance, and more. Guards Cian Medley and Mike Meadows also join the show to share their backgrounds and the impact Coach Ford has had on them.
In hour two, it's all baseball as Spring Training ramps up, and listen to a conversation between Matt Pauley and KMOV's Brenden Schaeffer. Also, Oli Marmol addressed the media and we play some audio from the Cardinals manager.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line from Jupiter, Florida, Matt Pauley previews a big day for St. Louis sports tomorrow. The Cardinals play a split squad doubleheader to begin their Spring Training slate of games, and City SC have their first MLS regular season game. Hear more about City from Charles Boehm, writer for MLSSoccer.com. Mike Mitchell, pro football writer, joins the show to discuss everything Battlehawks.
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Matt Pauley asks you, "Who will be the next great Cardinal?" An easy answer may be already-established cornerstone players like Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt, but it's hard to ignore the promising potential of young guns like Jordan Walker, Masyn Winn, and Nolan Gorman.
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Matt is joined by FOX 2 and KPLR 11 sports reporter Kevin Ryans to discuss the competition among the starting rotation and the “ace mentality” Sonny Gray will bring to the 2024 club.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by FOX 2 and KPLR 11 sports reporter Kevin Ryans to discuss the latest storylines from Cardinals spring training, like Tommy Edman’s recovery from wrist surgery, Masyn Winn’s readiness for a full regular season, competition among the starting rotation, and the “ace mentality” Sonny Gray will bring to the club. Matt also features manager Oli Marmol’s comments to the media today, where he speaks on Nolan Gorman’s potential, his excitement for Thomas Saggese and Victor Scott II, and more.
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Matt recaps the disappointing losses of St. Louis University and Mizzou. SLU continues to struggle in A10 play under Coach Travis Ford, and Mizzou has yet to win a game in the SEC.
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Matt is joined by Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, to discuss City SC defeating the Houston Dynamo 2-1 in Round One of the CONCACAF Champions Cup at CITYPARK and to find out if this win helps alleviate the sting of last season's early playoff exit.
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Matt Pauley hosts Sports Open Line live from Cardinals spring training in Jupiter, Florida, and recaps the latest happenings from camp and St. Louis sports: Cardinals center fielder Tommy Edman is limited in his mobility after his offseason wrist surgery; the futures of MLB agent Scott Boras’ remaining free agents are still up in the air; the St. Louis University Billikens fall to Duquesne last night 81-66; and Mizzou basketball comes up short to No. 5 Tennessee 72-67 and have yet to win a game in the SEC. Matt is also joined by Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, to discuss City SC defeating the Houston Dynamo 2-1 in Round One of the CONCACAF Champions Cup at CITYPARK, and Mizzou Athletic Director Desiree Reed-Francois has left the program for the University of Arizona.
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Matt Pauley joins from Jupiter, FL to talk about Spring Training and Mizzou Athletic Director Desireé Reed-Francois leaving for Arizona, Paul Goldschmidt gives a veteran players perspective on how they should play and on Carpenter heading back, Marmol gives his daily audio and more.
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Marmol doesn't mince words in saying that the main goal is to win a world series.
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Cardinals First Baseman Paul Goldschmidt says that he can play better this season and focus more on the positives as they begin spring training for the 2024 season.
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Matt features audio from Cardinals manager Oli Marmol, who speaks on this team's skill level and his confidence in Masyn Winn.
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Sports Open Line is abridged tonight as KMOX broadcasts the St. Louis University vs Loyola women’s basketball game. In tonight’s show, Matt takes a look at the NL Central as Spring Training embarks, and features the comments of Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak and manager Oliver Marmol. Hear Mozeliak's comments on the health of the team and recent bullpen additions, and Marmol's comments on this team's skill level and his confidence in Masyn Winn.
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Matt features Spring Training sound from Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas who speaks on his hopes for his catcher Willson Contreras.
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Jay Binkley, Kansas City Chiefs postgame host for 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City, joins the show to the discuss the new development coming to downtown KC.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley relays the news that certain Cardinals players are not too happy with the new line of Fanatics jerseys that are set to roll out this year. Jay Binkley, Kansas City Chiefs postgame host for 610 Sports Radio in KC, then joins the show to discuss the Chiefs winning back-to-back Super Bowls and the Royals unveiling their new ballpark plans downtown. Matt also features audio from Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas who speaks on his game plan heading into 2024 and his new counterparts in the starting rotation; and designated hitter Matt Carpenter, who speaks on how he can help the team bounce back this season.
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Matt shares what he observed watching Sonny Gray during his first bullpen session today at day 1 of camp.
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Matt is joined by First Alert 4 sports reporter Tamar Sher to share her experience covering Super Bowl LVIII and the ensuing pageantry in Las Vegas.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by First Alert 4 sports reporter Tamar Sher to discuss day 1 of Cardinals spring training and her experience covering the Super Bowl in Las Vegas. Matt also features audio from pitcher Sonny Gray, who speaks on his bullpen session today; and catcher Willson Contreras, who touches on his new relationship with Gray and how he plans to build off certain aspects of his game last year.
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The voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey is joined by men’s basketball coach Travis Ford at Humphrey’s in Midtown to discuss the team’s Philadelphia road trip, upcoming home game vs VCU, and SLU alum Jordan Goodwin signing with the Memphis Grizzlies. Guard Sincere Parker also joins the show to discuss his impressive numbers in the most recent games vs La Salle and Saint Joseph’s and the parts of his game he wants to improve.
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In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Nate Gatter, Nate is joined by Eli Hoff, the Missouri Tigers Basketball Beat Writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Hoff discusses the continued struggles for the Tigers in the 2023/24 campaign. He also claims that he doesn't believe that this season's struggles will effect the strong 2024 recruiting class. He is then joined by Joe Roderick from Claibs Online. Roderick joins live from Las Vegas where he previews Super Bowl LVIII. He and Ethan wrap up the hour discussing where Corbin Burnes being traded leaves the Brewers in comparison to the Cardinals in the National League Central.
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Listen to this clip from Sports Open Line with Nate Gatter where Nate is joined by Eli Hoff, the Missouri Tigers Basketball Beat Writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Hoff discusses the continued struggles for the Tigers in the 2023/24 campaign. He also claims that he doesn't believe that this season's struggles will effect the strong 2024 recruiting class.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Nate Gatter, Nate is joined by Aaron Schatz, the Chief Analytics Officer of FTN Fantasy. He joins from Las Vegas to preview the Super Bowl matchup. He also discusses his reasoning behind being the sole voter to not vote for Lamar Jackson for MVP. He is later joined by Stu Durando, the Saint Louis Billikens Basketball Beat Writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. They discuss SLU's continued struggles throughout the 2023/24 campaign and Head Coach Travis Ford's job security.
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Listen to this clip from Sports Open Line with Nate Gatter, Nate is joined by Aaron Schatz, the Chief Analytics Officer of FTN Fantasy. He joins from Las Vegas to preview the Super Bowl matchup. He also discusses his reasoning behind being the sole voter to not vote for Lamar Jackson for MVP.
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Matt shares his story being in the press box of the recently passed country legend Toby Keith.
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Daniel Kaplan, sports business reporter whose work you read in Front Office Sports, joins the show to discuss NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s deliberation on the long-term effects of concussions.
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Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline joins the show live from Vegas to discuss Super Bowl LVIII and the pageantry surrounding opening night at Allegiant Stadium
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Matt shares the story of Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman claiming the A's relocation to her city doesn't make any sense and that they ought to stay in Oakland.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that the St. Louis Blues will be facing off against the Chicago Blackhawks at Wrigley Field in the 2025 Winter Classic. Despite the spectacle that the Winter Classic is, is it starting to get lost in the national sports landscape, especially amid the huge college football bowl games happening that day? Daniel Kaplan, sports business reporter whose work you read in Front Office Sports, then joins the show to discuss NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s deliberation on concussion protocol and league safety, and the future of sports telecasting as more and more streaming services pick up the rights to games. Also discussed: SLU men’s basketball coach Travis Ford’s seat gets hot as the team continues to struggle in conference play; and a story of Toby Keith’s love for Oklahoma.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares today’s baseball news: 10x All Star Clayton Kershaw has made the decision to return to the Los Angeles Dodgers, and Las Vegas mayor Carolyn Goodman is not so keen on the Oakland Athletics relocating to her city. Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline then joins the show live from Vegas to discuss Super Bowl LVIII, the pageantry surrounding opening night at Allegiant Stadium, and shares his interview with Kansas City Chiefs backup quarterback, Mizzou alum, and St. Louis native Blaine Gabbert. Matt also delves into the $62 million anonymously donated to Mizzou Athletics and assures you it’s not from Stan Kroenke.
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Will Leitch, contributing editor to MLB.com and New York Magazine, joins the show to discuss the recent Cardinals signings and how they affect his confidence level going into the 2024 season.
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Will Leitch, contributing editor to MLB.com and New York Magazine, joins the show to discuss the future of Jordan Montgomery who is still a free agent.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight as KMOX wraps up the Billikens Coaches Show with St. Louis University men’s basketball coach Travis Ford. In tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. has agreed to an 11-year, $288.8 million deal with the Kansas City Royals. How does this monster deal affect the future contracts of young Cardinals stars, like Jordan Walker and Masyn Winn? MLB.com and New York Magazine contributing editor Will Leitch then joins the show to discuss the offseason, remaining free agents, and his comfort level going in to the season with the current Cardinals roster. Matt wraps up the hour by analyzing a National Labor Relations Board ruling stating Dartmouth men’s basketball players are employees and therefore able to unionize; and the St. Louis Battlehawks have released their 2024 schedule.
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In tonight’s SLU Coaches Show, the voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey is joined by men’s coach Travis Ford and forward Bradley Ezewiro live from Humphrey’s Restaurant and Tavern. The guys discuss the team’s struggles in the Atlantic 10, their plan to bounce back, and Ezewiro’s upbringing.
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Charles Davis, former NFL defensive back and current NFL analyst on CBS joins the show to discuss the Super Bowl, the "championship grit" of Brock Purdy, and why you should never count out "Mr. Irrelevant".
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Charles Davis, former NFL defensive back and current NFL analyst on CBS joins the show to discuss the Super Bowl, the confidence Patrick Mahomes brings to a team, and how they're always able to flip the "on" switch come playoff time.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley asks you: Are the Cardinals still able to develop high end pitching? Matt also dives into University of Illinois basketball and the controversy surrounding star player Terrence Shannon Jr. In other regional basketball news, SLU continues to struggle in the A10 and Mizzou hoops still has yet to secure a win in SEC play, but may break the curse vs Vanderbilt on Saturday. Charles Davis, former NFL defensive back and current NFL analyst on CBS, then joins the show to discuss the Super Bowl, the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, the confidence Patrick Mahomes brings to a team, and the championship grit of Brock Purdy.
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ESPN Baseball Insider Kiley McDaniel joins the show to discuss his farm system rankings across Major League Baseball, which Cardinals prospects stand out the most to him, and the readiness of players like Tink Hence and Victor Scott II.
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Bob Lutz, Founder and Executive Director of the League 42 Foundation, to provide updates on the continued efforts to restore the vandalized Jackie Robinson statue at a youth baseball complex in Wichita, Kansas.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that the Cardinals are reportedly in agreement with relief pitcher Keynan Middleton. In 2023, Middleton recorded a 3.38 ERA over 50.2 innings pitched between the Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees. Matt is then joined by Bob Lutz, Founder and Executive Director of the League 42 Foundation, to provide updates on the continued efforts to restore the vandalized Jackie Robinson statue at a youth baseball complex in Wichita, Kansas. ESPN Baseball Insider Kiley McDaniel also joins the show to discuss his farm system rankings across Major League Baseball and to share which Cardinals prospects stand out the most to him.
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Steve Wyche, hief National Reporter for NFL Network. Co-Host The NFL Report, Co-host Game Day Preview, joins the show to discuss the electric chemistry between Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, Andy Reid's effectiveness, and the Chief's dynamic defense heading into Super Bowl LVIII.
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Dale Schilly, St. Louis City SC broadcaster for sister station Y98, joins the show to discuss coach Bradley Carnell's contract extension, the chip he had on his shoulder in his first season with St. Louis, and the direction he will take the club in 2024.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Steve Wyche, Chief National Reporter for NFL Network. co-host The NFL Report, and co-host of Game Day Preview to discuss the Super Bowl and each team's X factor. Dale Schilly, St. Louis City SC broadcaster for Y98, also joins the show to discuss City SC head coach Bradley Carnell's contract extension.
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Bob Ramsey, SLU men’s basketball announcer for KMOX, joins the show to discuss the Billikens’ continued struggles in A10 play after their loss to the Loyola Ramblers and whether or not they can steer the ship around
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Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News, joins the show to elaborate on the Blues’ loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets and how the All-Star break can benefit the team.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of two disappointing losses in St. Louis sports: The Billikens fell to the Loyola Ramblers 77-62 Tuesday night and are now 1-7 in the Atlantic 10 conference; and the Blues have ended their five-game win streak after a lackluster performance at home to the Columbus Blue Jackets, losing 1-0. Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News, joins the show to elaborate on the Blues’ loss and how the All-Star break can benefit the team. Bob Ramsey, SLU men’s basketball announcer for KMOX, also joins the show to discuss the Billikens’ continued struggles in A10 play and whether or not they can steer the ship around.
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Tonight's Sports Open Line is shortened due to SLU Men's Basketball. Matt Pauley will detail how the Blues have looked during their 5 game winning streak, looking for a 6th heading into the All Star break. Then, the weekly sit down with Patrick Mahomes as he details his upcoming matchup in Super Bowl 58 against the San Francisco 49ers.
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Matt is joined by former NFL tight end to discuss Travis Kelce's incredible career and chemistry with Patrick Mahomes. Ed also gives his prediction for Super Bowl winner.
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Tonight’s show is shortened as KMOX wraps up the broadcast of the St. Louis University women’s basketball Coaches Show. Matt shares the news that the Cardinals have designated minor leaguer Moises Gomez for assignment and picked up first baseman/outfielder Alfonso Rivas off of waivers from the Angels. Matt also discusses Sunday’s NFC and AFC championship games with former NFL tight end Ed Smith and previews the Super Bowl between the Chiefs and 49ers. Where does Ed rank Travis Kelce on his list of tight ends? Does he believe Lions coach Dan Campbell cost Detroit the game? Who’s he got for the Super Bowl? Find out on Sports Open Line! To wrap up the hour, Matt dives into the Chiefs’ popularity in St. Louis and is joined by KMOX legal analyst Brad Young who gives his thoughts on the matter.
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Tom Ackerman hosts the St. Louis University Women’s Basketball Coaches Show and is joined by head coach Rebecca Tillett and forward Peyton Kennedy. Topics of discussion include the team’s loss to the Richmond Spiders and how they look to bounce back at home vs Dayton this Wednesday night. Despite the loss to Richmond, Kennedy put up an impressive performance, leading the team with 20 points.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by NFL writer for The Messenger Mike Tanier to discuss the AFC and NFC Championship games this Sunday, who he thinks will emerge victorious, and Bill Belichick’s continued job search. Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, also joins the show to discuss City SC’s preseason match vs Nashville, and Kevin Wheeler pops in to discuss the Cardinals’ offseason moves which include the recent signing of Matt Carpenter.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features former Cardinal outfielder Tyler O’Neill’s comments to Foul Territory TV with Scott Braun, AJ Pierzynski, and Todd Frazier. O’Neill speaks on the baserunning controversy that resulted in open criticism from manager Oliver Marmol, and his trade to the Boston Red Sox. Matt is also joined by KMOV First Alert 4 sports reporter Jacob Cersosimo to discuss the St. Louis Blues and their three game win streak on their west coast road trip. Matt wraps up the hour sharing the news of the Cardinals’ signing of former Astros reliever Josh James to a minor league deal.
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Senior FanGraphs writer and author of The Cooperstown Casebook, Jay Jaffe, joins the show to analyze Major League Baseball’s 2024 Hall of Fame class which includes Adrián Beltré, Todd Helton and Joe Mauer. Because Mauer was elected to the Hall after his first year on the ballot, will Yadier Molina receive similar treatment? Jaffe give his thoughts on Sports Open Line.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ interview with sister station 610 Sports KC where he spoke on the team’s win over the Bills and the upcoming AFC Championship game vs the Baltimore Ravens. Matt is then joined by 610’s own Alex Gold to continue discussion on the Chiefs and how their lackluster end to the regular season has led to an exciting playoff run. Next, senior FanGraphs writer and author of The Cooperstown Casebook Jay Jaffe joins the show to analyze Major League Baseball’s 2024 Hall of Fame class which includes Adrián Beltré, Todd Helton and Joe Mauer.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of MLB’s announced 2024 Hall of Fame class: Adrián Beltré, Todd Helton and Joe Mauer. Matt opines on the voting process, especially in regards to the eligibility of players who used steroids. Matt is then joined by St. Louis’ own Mr. Soccer, Bill McDermott, to discuss the news of St. Louis City SC loaning homegrown midfielder Miguel Perez to Birmingham Legion FC, and to preview the 2024 MLS season, which is just around the corner. Matt wraps up the hour featuring St. Louis Blues head coach Drew Bannister’s comments to the media as his squad prepares to take on the Calgary Flames tonight.
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In this short segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley gives his initial thoughts about the Cardinals signing Matt Carpenter and extending Tommy Edman to a 2 year deal. In addition, Matt will also recap the latest from the NFL playoffs including the Kansas City Chiefs' big win over the Buffalo Bills.
Bob Ramsey is joined by Billikens head coach Travis Ford live from Chaifetz Arena. Coach Ford details how the team has grown over the course of the season, as well as how the players have learned and need to learned what it takes to make it big. The, Bob and Travis detail the upcoming schedule for the Billikens and how the team needs to play tough throughout the course of every game going forward.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Nate Gatter, we hear Patrick Mahomes latest comments on this week's upcoming game against the Bills. He also discusses the struggles that Saint Louis basketball is facing this season and asks the question, is Travis Ford's job safe? Nate is then joined by Dale Schillly, the Color Commentator for St Louis City SC. They discuss the upcoming season as well as Niko Gioacchini's reported transfer.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Nate Gatter, Nate and Ethan discuss the expectations for the 2024 Cardinals. He is then joined by Cardinals Broadcaster Chip Caray to discuss his time in St. Louis as well as the 2024 season. Nate is then joined by Russell Baxter, the Founder of Pro Football Guru. He discusses his takeaways from the NFL Wild Card Round and discusses the biggest headlines of the Divisional Round.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight as KMOX broadcasts the SLU men’s basketball game vs Dayton. Matt Pauley catches you up on the latest news from the Cardinals’ offseason, including the news of the team receiving full rights payments from Bally Sports in 2024. Meaning, Bally Sports Midwest will carry Cardinals games for one more year and the team will need to come up with a solution to televise games in 2025 and onward. Matt also takes your calls to get your thoughts on the Cardinals’ moves thus far and what other pieces you would like to see on the roster before Opening Day.
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Tom Ackerman is joined by Saint Louis Billikens Basketball players Kyla McMakin and Julia Martinez. They discuss their youth's growing up playing ball, their magical run to the NCAA tournament in 2023, and more.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight as KMOX broadcasts tonight’s SLU women’s basketball game vs Dayton. Matt Pauley shares the news that former Cardinals reliever Jordan Hicks has signed a four-year, $44 million deal with the San Francisco Giants and is expected to be used as a starter. Are the Giants gambling on Hicks, who hasn’t pitched as a traditional starter? Matt is also joined by KMOX’s own Rachel Zimmerman to find out what’s on tonight’s Rachel Zimmerman Show.
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Matt is joined by Baseball America Editor-in-Chief JJ Cooper to discuss his article on the Cardinals’ ability to draft and develop promising young pitchers.
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Matt Pauley hosts an hour-long Sports Open Line live from Humphrey’s in Midtown following the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. Matt discusses the Cardinals’ hiring of Chaim Bloom as an advisor to President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, and a recent article that states the Cardinals are actually one of the best teams at developing young pitchers. Matt is also joined by Mike Mitchell of Sports Illustrated to discuss the USFL/XFL merger, which is being branded as the UFL, and how lucrative of a market St. Louis will (continue to) be.
Bob Ramsey sits down with SLU Men’s basketball coach Travis Ford at Humphrey’s Restaurant and Tavern in Midtown. Coach Ford details how the Billikens have struggled opening up conference play having dealt with multiple injuries to important players, plus how he’s impressed with the growth and development of some of the team’s young freshmen, and concludes with why he believes despite the early struggles that the team as a whole will turn it around and get back on track.
- In Hour 2, Matt Pauley talks on how the Cardinals could make a few more moves in order to finally set their offseason in stone, especially potentially trading for Chicago White Sox ace Dylan Cease. Then Blues writer Mathew DeFranks joins the show talking about the Blues struggles this season after the shocking removal of Stanley Cup winning head coach Craig Berube. Pauley will then detail the shocking social media response after the Cardinals announced that Billy Joel and Sting would be performing at Busch Stadium later on in the year. To close out the show, Rachel Zimmerman joins us in the studio to preview the latest edition of The Rachel Zimmerman Show.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that the Cardinals have traded outfielder Richie Palacios to the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for reliever Andrew Kittredge. Andrew Aydt, Hitting Coordinator at Driveline Baseball, then joins the show to discuss his science-based batting cage work with Paul Goldschmidt and how the 36-year-old is constantly looking to take his game to the next level. Later, CBS college sports writer Jerry Palm joins the show to discuss Illinois and Purdue facing off tonight amid star Terrence Shannon Jr.’s suspension, and of course the College Football Playoff National Championship game between Michigan and Washington.
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In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, Matt is joined by Joe Roderick from Claibs Online to discuss the future of bowl games and the uncertainty attached with them. He also discusses the 12 team playoff which is set to begin in the 2024/25 season. Matt also discusses the biggest story lines in sports for 2024.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, Matt discusses the College Football Playoff semifinal games. He is later joined by St. Louis BattleHawks Head Coach Anthony Becht to discuss the XFL and USFL Merger, St Louis joining the UFL League, Becht returning as head coach, and more.
In the second hour, we put together and vote through a bracket of the best local sports moments from the past year. Plus, a conversation with KMOX's own Kevin Wheeler.
In today's edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley gives a preview of the upcoming Cotton Bowl, and we are joined by Daniel Esteve, of Fox 2, LIVE from AT&T Stadium. Hear audio from numerous Blues players ahead of their game tonight, and Matt reacts to/explains how a Pop-Tart mascot has taken over the world of college football.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features St. Louis Blues General Manager and President of Hockey Operations Doug Armstrong’s comments to the media today where he spoke on the team’s performance so far under interim coach Drew Bannister. Matt is then joined by Chris Gervino, Mizzou football and basketball radio broadcaster, to preview the Cotton Bowl this Friday night where the Tigers take on Ohio State. Matt also goes over recent NFL headlines, which include the Packers suspending cornerback Jaire Alexander for a coin toss incident, and Broncos QB Russell Wilson being benched for financial reasons.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by FOX 2 and KPLR 11 sports reporter Kevin Ryans to discuss the Cardinals offseason signings and the Blues under their new leadership in interim coach Drew Bannister. Daniel Guerrero, Cardinals minor league writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, also joins the show to share his top seven Cardinals prospects to keep an eye on next season. Matt wraps up the hour featuring Drew Bannister’s comments to the media ahead of tonight’s game vs the Dallas Stars.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by Sean Malone, KMOX reporter and Fantrax fantasy football writer, to discuss football news across the league and what the Eli Hoff, Mizzou athletics writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, also joins the show from Dallas, Texas to preview the Cotton Bowl game this Friday between the Tigers and Ohio State. Justin Garcia, Milwaukee Bucks radio host, then calls into the program to discuss the NBA’s ratings on Christmas Day compared to the NFL, the in-season tournament, and even a little Blues hockey!
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the viewership of the NFL triple-header on Christmas Day which forced the NBA to take a backseat. Matt is also joined by Kansas City Chiefs postgame host Jay Binkley to discuss the Chiefs’ less-than-desirable season thus far.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Jeff Marek of Sportsnet to discuss the St. Louis Blues, the firing of Craig Berube, and the recent pep in their step after hiring interim coach Drew Bannister. Jarod Hamilton of PowerMizzou.com also joins the show to discuss today’s Mizzou recruits. Matt wraps up the hour discussing former Mizzou quarterback Drew Lock’s game-winning touchdown pass to lead the Seattle Seahawks to victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. Mike Tanier, NFL writer for the Messenger, joins the show to discuss the win and other storylines across the league.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features audio from St. Louis Blues interim coach Drew Bannister who spoke after today’s morning skate on his return to Tampa Bay as his squad takes on the Lightning. Matt also previews the annual Braggin’ Rights game, the yearly basketball game between Mizzou and Illini at Enterprise Center. Matt is joined by both sides of the aisle to get the scoop: Drew King, Mizzou basketball writer for PowerMizzou.com joins the show to discuss the Tigers’ game plan; and Brian Barnhart, University of Illinois basketball and football play-by-play announcer, joins to provide insight from the Fighting Illini side.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features Tom Ackerman’s interviews with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, who speaks on the search for more bullpen help; and St. Louis Blues interim coach Drew Bannister who discusses his first few games behind the bench with the team. Sam Dykstra, MLB Pipeline reporter, also joins the show to discuss a new event coming to Major League Baseball: the Spring Breakout, a prospect showcase taking place March 14-17th 2024 where all 30 teams will assemble a roster of 20-25 top prospects to face off in a seven-inning exhibition game. Matt and Sam also touch on the growing interest in minor league baseball, and how ready Masyn Winn will be for his first full season. Matt wraps up the hour being joined by Hancock, Hancock, and Kelley in studio!
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps a great St. Louis sports weekend that saw the Blues defeat the Dallas Stars 4-3 in overtime and the Billikens defeat Louisiana Tech with a 3-point buzzer beater from Terrence Hargrove, Jr. Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins Matt to discuss the 2024 Cardinals and the prospects who may make an impact next season. Wendell Shepherd, Mizzou football writer for the Columbia Missourian, also joins the show to discuss the Cotton Bowl game, how this year’s success has impacted recruiting, and Coach Drinkwitz’s recent award nominations. Matt wraps up the hour with updates from the St. Louis Business Journal that claims Amazon is in talks with Diamond Sports Group on a potential agreement to broadcast local sports.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley dives into Blues GM and President of Hockey Operations Doug Armstrong’s comments to the media at today’s press conference where he spoke on the decision to relieve Craig Berube of his coaching duties. To elaborate, Tamar Sher of First Alert 4 joins the show and shares her initial reaction on the move as well as her thoughts on whether the team has any playoff hopes remaining. Stu Durando, St. Louis University athletics writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, also joins the show to discuss the current men’s basketball team who are coming off a win over Hofstra that saw NBA All Star and St. Louis native Jayson Tatum in attendance. The hour wraps up with KMOX legal expert Brad Young in-studio to discuss how name, image, and likeness retain talent at universities.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that the St. Louis Blues fired coach Craig Berube late last night after losing to the Detroit Red Wings 6-4. Berube led the 2019 Blues squad from last place to its first ever Stanley Cup in franchise history. Springfield Thunderbirds coach Drew Bannister has been named interim head coach. In this hour, Matt is also joined by: Los Angeles Dodgers writer for The Athletic to dissect the massive Shohei Ohtani deal; and Bally Sports Midwest studio host Scott Warmann to discuss the firing of Craig Berube. Matt wraps up the hour taking your calls on the former Blues coach.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by KMOX reporter and Fantrax fantasy writer Sean Malone to discuss the NFL and to give you tips on your fantasy football team as we approach Week 15. St. Louis City SC broadcaster Dale Schilly also joins the show to provide insight on the team’s most recent transaction, sending midfielder Jared Stroud and defender Lucas Bartlett to D.C. United in exchange for midfielder Chris Durkin. Matt wraps up the hour going over Derrick Goold’s report of the Cardinals planning on offering an extension to Paul Goldschmidt, and speaks with KMOX’s Scott Jagow on the Bills’s victory over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.
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Matt Pauley hosts Sports Open Line in-studio for the first time since departing for MLB Winter Meetings in Nashville! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by Scott Miller, baseball writer for The Messenger and MLB Network Radio analyst, to discuss the faults of digital sports journalism and Shohei Ohtani’s monumental contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Blair Kerkhoff, sportswriter for the Kansas City Star, also joins the show to discuss Patrick Mahomes’ reaction to an offensive offsides call during the Chiefs’ loss to the Buffalo Bills. Matt wraps up the hour featuring a powerful message from former St. Louis Blues winger Kelly Chase who promises he won’t back down from his fight with leukemia.
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Tom Ackerman fills in for Matt Pauley tonight and hosts a shortened Sports Open Line as KMOX carries Monday Night Football between the Giants and Packers. Tom shares the news that Shohei Ohtani, who recently signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers, will defer $68 million of his $70 million yearly salary. The Dodgers’ competitive balance tax is now at $46 million. Tom also features Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes' interview with Audacy sister station KCSP where he spoke on last night’s loss to the Buffalo Bills.
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In hour two, Joe Pott takes a deeper dive into the O'Neill trade, as well as the Cardinals return of Nick Robertson and Victor Santos. The voice of Billikens basketball, Bob Ramsey, joins the show to break down their up and down start. We also talk with our very own Jen Siess, who comments on the recent City SC rumors revolving around Jared Stroud.
Joe Pott is hosting tonight's edition of Sports Open Line, and just as the show is beginning, we hear about today's breaking news of Tyler O'Neill being traded to the Red Sox. Joe also analyzes the other big trade of the day, as longtime Blues defenseman Robert Bortuzzo goes to the Islanders. Hear from Lynn Worthy, of the St. Louis Dispatch, and Daniel Esteve, of Fox 2.
Tonight's show is shortened to make room for KMOX's broadcast of the St. Louis University vs Drake University basketball game. In KMOX's final broadcast from the MLB Winter Meetings in Nashville, Matt Pauley shares the news that Yadier Molina has been hired by the Cardinals as a special assistant to President of Baseball Operations, John Mozeliak. Matt shares Mozeliak's comments on the hire, the slow activity of this year's meetings, and the selection of pitcher Ryan Fernandez in the Rule 5 Draft.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt continues to feature Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol’s comments at the Winter Meetings today, where he discussed how players like Tommy Edman and Masyn Winn will be utilized, spring training, and next year’s coaching staff. Matt is also joined by Sammy Levitt, San Diego Padres pre/postgame host, to discuss the hiring of former Cardinal manager Mike Shildt and next year’s club. Matt also features Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes’ conversation with Carrington Harrison of 610 Sports Radio in KC.
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Matt Pauley broadcasts live from Day 2 of the MLB Winter Meetings in Nashville and recaps the day’s events. Still no major splash across the league just yet, but we found out the Cardinals will be picking seventh in next year’s draft as announced at today’s Draft Lottery. Matt is joined by Cardinals writer for FirstAlert4.com Brenden Schaeffer and Forbes senior contributor Maury Brown to elaborate on the meetings thus far and the future of regional sports broadcasting after Bally Sports’ parent company Diamond Sports Group files for bankruptcy. Matt wraps up the hour featuring Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol’s comments on the recent pitching additions and how they benefit the 2024 club.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight as KMOX carries Westwood One’s coverage of Monday Night Football between the Bengals and Jaguars. Matt Pauley broadcasts live from the MLB Winter Meetings in Nashville and recaps Day 1. Not a whole lot of movement across baseball just yet, but Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak told the media outfielder Tyler O’Neill will indeed be a trade piece. Mozeliak also touches on the status of the team going into the meetings, the future role of Yadier Molina within the organization, and where Matthew Liberatore fits on the pitching staff.
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In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley brings his producer, Ethan Hannaford, into the conversation to discuss if they think that Dylan Cease is a realistic option for the Cardinals to acquire via trade this offseason.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line on KMOX, Matt Pauley and his producer, Ethan, discuss whether or not the Cardinals are really in on Dylan Cease. They then discuss Lindenwood cutting ten of their athletic programs. They are then joined by Former NFL Player Ed Smith, who shares his thoughts throughout the league. To wrap the show, he is joined by Rachel Zimmerman, host of the Rachel Zimmerman Show to preview her weekend show.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Cardinals Spanish Broadcaster Bengie Molina and discusses his upcoming toy drive as well as his brother, Yadier Molina, electing to not join the Cardinals coaching staff in 2024. He is later joined by Ben Arnet, the Sports Director for KOMU News. He talks Mizzou football and basketball as well as Conference Championship weekend.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight as KMOX carries Westwood One’s coverage of Thursday Night Football between the Seahawks and Cowboys. Matt Pauley shares the news that Yadier Molina will not be joining the Cardinals full-time coaching staff and will instead serve as a special assistant with scheduled visits to spring training and regular season games. Matt also features Ted Simmons’ appearance on MLB Network today where he claimed pitchers should not face more than ten batters.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley goes over the details of Sonny Gray’s 3year, $75 million deal, which calls for only $10 million in his first year. Lou Korac of NHL.com and The Hockey News also joins the show to discuss the ups and downs of this Blues season, their playoff hopes, and how they need to improve their powerplay to compete with the tough teams of this league. Matt also touches on the disconcerting news surrounding Bally Sports and how they may lose the rights to broadcasting local sports.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps the Blues 3-1 loss to the Minnesota Wild and continues discussion on the Sonny Gray deal with Danny Vietti of CBS Sports. Is Sonny Gray a number one, or a number two pitcher? Do the Cardinals have any interest in making trades for another starter? Matt and Danny fill you in. Eli Hoff, Mizzou athletics writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, also joins the show to provide insight into Mizzou football who remains at #9 in the College Football Playoff rankings and Mizzou basketball who are fresh off a win over Pitt. The hour wraps up featuring today’s St. Louis City SC roster news.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight to make room for KMOX’s broadcast of tonight’s Billikens basketball game vs Utah. Matt Pauley ponders what’s next in store for the Cardinals and explains why he’d be surprised if outfielders Tyler O’Neill and Dylan Carlson are both on the team next year. Matt also touches on SLU men’s basketball so far this season and updates you on the College Football Playoff rankings. To wrap up the show, Matt replays his one-on-one interview with the Cardinals newest pitcher, Sonny Gray.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley continues to take your calls on today’s Cardinals news of the three-year contract agreement with pitcher Sonny Gray. Scott Warmann, studio host on Bally Sports Midwest, then joins the show to discuss the deal, what other piece he would acquire if he was GM for a day, and of course, some Blues hockey and Billikens basketball. Matt also dives into Sonny Gray the person rather than the pitcher, and references his comments in today’s press conference that show what great of a teammate he will be. Tonight’s show wraps up with Hancock and Kelley in-studio to opine on the deal.
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In the first hour of tonight’s jam-packed show, Matt features his interview with the Cardinals’ newest pitcher, Sonny Gray. Gray, who agreed to a three-year contract with the team, was the runner-up in AL Cy Young Award voting this past season. To elaborate on today’s big news, Matt is joined by Cardinals Spanish play-by-play announcer Polo Ascencio, and USA Today sports columnist Bob Nightengale. The show wraps up with your calls and texts on the deal.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Joe features clips from Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol’s interview with Tom Ackerman. Oli speaks on the Lance and Gibson deals, the hiring of Daniel Descalso as bench coach, and his outlook on the 2024 club he will be managing. Kiley McDaniel, ESPN baseball insider, also joins the show to discuss MLB free agency at the national level and the pitchers likely (or unlikely) to land with the Cardinals next season. Randy Moehlman, PA voice of Mizzou athletics and play-by-play voice of SIUE athletics, also joins the show to discuss Mizzou’s win over Florida and the outstanding performances put on by SIUE women’s basketball player, KK Rodriguez. Joe wraps up the hour being joined by Brad Young who hosts At Your Service following the show.
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Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley tonight, and in the first hour of the show, features Blues head coach Craig Berube’s comments to the media after morning skate today. Chief speaks on the team wrapping up their road trip in Arizona and the promotion of Jake Neighbours to the second line. Joe is also joined by KMOV sports reporter Bryan Kennedy to talk Mizzou football, and Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to elaborate on the Cardinals’ reported deals with Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Joe features the comments from newest Cardinals pitcher Kyle Gibson, who speaks on the impact Adam Wainwright had on him as a pitcher and as a philanthropist. Gibson pitched won 15 games and pitched 192 innings for the Orioles last season, and serves as the Vice President of Adam Wainwright’s charitable organization Big League Impact. Joe also shares the news that former Cardinals manager Mike Shildt has been named the new manager of the San Diego Padres, and features his comments to MLB Network on what he learned from his tenure with St. Louis. Bally Sports Midwest rinkside reporter for the St. Louis Blues Andy Strickland joins the show next to discuss the team, their struggles on the powerplay, and the "streakiness" of this season. Brett McMurphy, college football insider for Action Network, also joins the show to discuss the newly updated College Football Playoff rankings, the impressive season from Mizzou, and the future of ex-Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh. Joe wraps up the hour talking shop with Hancock and Kelley.
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Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley tonight, and in the first hour of the show, features audio from Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak who speaks on the signings of pitchers Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson. To analyze the recent hot stove news, Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline joins the show and shares the other free agent pitchers on his wish list. Sean Malone, KMOX reporter and Fantrax fantasy writer, also joins the show to give you this week’s fantasy football tips. Joe wraps up the hour updating you on the College Football Playoff rankings.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the breaking news that the St. Louis Cardinals have not tendered the contracts of Dakota Hudson, Andrew Knizner, Juan Yepez, and Jake Woodford. Steve Greenberg, sports columnist at the Chicago-Sun Times, then joins the show to discuss the possibility of Shohei Ohtani landing on the Cubs, the hiring of Craig Counsell, and how Illini basketball is faring this season. Matt is also joined by Melissa Lockard of The Athletic to discuss the Oakland A’s relocation to Vegas and how they might need to find a temporary home before the stadium in Vegas is completed. Lastly, Rachel Zimmerman and Kevin Wheeler of the Dave Glover Show pop in for a spell.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Mizzou broadcaster for KTGR and the Mizzou Radio Network Chris Gervino who discusses the men’s basketball team and their incredible comeback win over Minnesota Thursday night. The Tigers were down 20 points at one point in the second half and took their first lead of the game in the final 10 seconds and hung on for the victory. Matt also features the postgame comments from Craig Berube and Brayden Schenn who spoke on the Blues’ disappointing loss to the last place San Jose Sharks. Matt wraps up the hour by sharing the news of St. Louis University women’s soccer advancing to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened as KMOX carries Westwood One’s coverage of Thursday Night Football between the Bengals and Ravens. Matt Pauley shares today’s announcement of the 2023 MVP winners: Shohei Ohtani for the American League and Ronald Acuna Jr for the National League. Matt also discusses the possibility of Ohtani landing with the Cubs, the Billikens who won in Myrtle Beach today, and the Blues who face the last place San Jose Sharks tonight.
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Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened to make room for KMOX’s broadcast of St. Louis University women’s basketball as they take on Missouri State University at Chaifetz Arena. Matt Pauley goes over today’s Cy Young Award winners: The Padres’ Blake Snell earns the National League distinction while the Yankees’ Gerrit Cole wins it in the American League. Matt also speaks with St. Louis University women’s soccer coach Katie Shields on the team advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by KMOX reporter and Fantrax fantasy writer Sean Malone in his usual Tuesday night time slot to give you this upcoming week’s fantasy football tips. Matt is also joined by St. Louis University women’s basketball coach Rebecca Tillett to discuss the team’s impressive win over Mizzou. Matt also goes over which MLB players turned down qualifying offers and is joined by KMOX reporter and Buffalo, NY native Scott Jagow to relive the Bills’ painful loss to the Broncos and the firing of offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley details today’s Cardinals roster moves and shares the news that Miami Marlins manager and former Cardinal Skip Schumaker has been named 2023’s National League Manager of the Year. Matt is then joined by St. Louis University athletics writer for the Post-Dispatch Stu Durando to discuss the men’s basketball team and how this year will look as they manage with an abundance of new faces on the roster. Up next for the Billikens is the Myrtle Beach Invitational Thursday-Sunday, Nov. 16-19. SLU opens the tournament vs. Wyoming Thursday at 1 p.m. Central. Adam Spencer of SEC news outlet Saturday Down South also joins the show to discuss Mizzou’s win over Tennessee and Texas A&M firing head coach Jimbo Fisher. Matt wraps up the hour by featuring Blues head coach Craig Berube’s comments to the media ahead of tonight’s game vs the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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In the second and final hour of tonight's show, Matt is joined by KMOV sports reporter Jacob Cersosimo to discuss Mizzou football's impressive win over Tennessee, and the basketball's team loss to Memphis. Matt also features Patrick Mahomes' weekly interview with Carrington Harrison of 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City, and Hancock and Kelley join in studio to discuss Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Gaffigan's comedy show at the Enterprise Center over the weekend.
Breakdown of Cubs introducing Craig Counsell as Manager and Cardinals needs for Offseason with Jesse Rodgers from ESPN. Also a recap of the big weekend of games from Mizzou and Blues.
In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh’s suspension as a result of the sign-stealing controversy surrounding the team. Matt also discusses the Cardinals offseason before being joined by Brian Walton of TheCardinalNation.com who provides insight into the Arizona Fall League and the standout Cardinals prospects there. Matt wraps up the hour preview the Billikens’ next game this Saturday vs Illinois State.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps the Blues’ win over the Arizona Coyotes, marking an end to an impressive homestand that saw the Blues take 3 of 4. To elaborate, Lou Korac of NHL.com and The Hockey News joins the show and discusses the team’s win despite their troubles executing on the powerplay. Dan Caesar, sports media critic for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, also joins the show to discuss the NFL’s TV ratings in St. Louis and how even a midseason game’s viewership surpasses the World Series. Matt wraps up the hour sharing the news of SLU women’s soccer making the NCAA Tournament.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight to make room for Thursday Night Football. Matt Pauley discusses St. Louis City SC goaltender Roman Burki being named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, why MLB’s GM meetings came to an abrupt halt, and the St. Louis Blues who face off against the Arizona Coyotes tonight in the last game of the homestand.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight to make room for KMOX’s broadcast of tonight’s Billikens basketball game vs Lincoln University. Matt Pauley discusses Mizzou basketball’s impressive No. 2 recruiting class and today’s MLB hot stove news: Ron Washington has been hired as manager by the Los Angeles Angels, and agent Scott Boras has some criticism for the NL Central.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by KMOX reporter and Fantrax fantasy writer Sean Malone to give you this week’s fantasy football tips. Matt is also joined by Milwaukee Brewers reporter Chuck Freimund to discuss the news of Craig Counsell being hired by the Chicago Cubs.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares MLB.com writer John Denton’s report of John Mozeliak stating that the Cardinals’ 2024 payroll will be similar to 2023. Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, then joins the show to recap St. Louis City SC’s disappointing playoff elimination and what the offseason might hold for them. Mizzou football analyst Howard Richards also joins Matt to discuss the team’s loss vs Georgia and their upcoming game vs Tennessee.
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Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened to make room for KMOX’s broadcast of the first SLU basketball game of the season. Matt Pauley shares today’s big news across major league baseball: The Chicago Cubs have hired former Brewers manager Craig Counsell as manager, making him the highest paid manager in baseball; the Cleveland Guardians have hired Stephen Vogt as manager; and the New York Mets have hired former Yankees bench coach Carlos Mendoza as manager. Also: St. Louis City SC have been eliminated from the MLS Cup Playoffs after two losses in Round One to cross-state rivals Sporting KC. To elaborate, radio announcer Joey Zanaboni joins the program to reflect on this year's impressive season but disappointing climax.
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Bob Ramsey, the play-by-play voice of the Billikens, joins Matt to discuss the NCAA’s waiver process, SLU’s first regular season game on Monday vs Southern Indiana, which players stand out the most to him, and their busy first week of games.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses ESPN’s “way, way, way too early” 2024 MLB power rankings which are not too kind to the St. Louis Cardinals, and Bleacher Report’s claim that the Aaron Nola’s top landing spot next season will be St. Louis. Bob Ramsey, the play-by-play voice of the Billikens, joins Matt next to preview SLU’s first regular season game on Monday vs Southern Indiana, and which players stand out the most to him. Matt wraps up the show pondering what good a mid-season NBA tournament does for the league.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley explains what you can expect from MLB free agency which begins Monday, November 6th. Chris Kwiecisnki, lead sports writer at the Columbia Tribune, then joins the show to preview Mizzou’s anticipated game vs No. 2 ranked Georgia this weekend and the beginning of the college basketball season. Spanish play-by-play voice of St. Louis City SC Santiago Beltran also joins the show to discuss the team’s must-win game vs Sporting KC this Sunday. If City SC loses, they will be eliminated from the MLS Cup Playoffs in the very first round.
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Levi Weaver, MLB writer at The Athletic, joins the show to discuss the World Series and how critical Jordan Montgomery and Bruce Bochy were to this Rangers team.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares Jen Siess’ interview with St. Louis City SC defender Tim Parker who speaks on the team’s loss to Sporting KC and being nominated for MLS Defender of the Year. Matt also recaps a disappointing Blues loss to the Colorado Avalanche and continues discussion on the World Series and the MLB Postseason format with senior writer at FanGraphs, Jay Jaffe. To wrap up the hour, Matt shares the news of Big Ten football coaches wanting punishment to be dished to Michigan football after their sign stealing scandal.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the Texas Rangers winning their first ever World Series after they defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks in five games. Matt is joined by Dan Szymborski, senior writer at FanGraphs, and Levi Weaver, MLB writer at the Athletic, to discuss the World Series and the MLB offseason. How critical were the roles of Jordan Montgomery and Bruce Bochy to this Rangers team? What can we expect of the Cardinals this offseason? Matt and guests discuss in this hour of Sports Open Line.
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"My life changed the day I met Bob Knight," KMOX Sports Director and Indiana alum Tom Ackerman tells KMOX. Tom joined Sports Open Line to pay respects to the legendary basketball coach who passed away on Wednesday, November 1st at the age of 83.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features today’s audio from St. Louis City SC coach Bradley Carnell who spoke on the team’s loss to Sporting KC in Game 1 of the first round of the MLS Cup Playoffs. Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline also joins the show to pay respects to basketball coaching legend Bob Knight and to discuss the World Series. Lastly, Matt features the pregame comments from St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube who spoke on the promotion of Kasperi Kapanen to the first line alongside Pavel Buchnevich and Robert Thomas before they do battle on the road vs the Colorado Avalanche.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the sad news that Hall of Fame basketball coach Bob Knight has passed away today at the age of 83. Charles Boehm, national soccer writer for MLSsoccer.com, then joins the show to discuss St. Louis City SC’s loss to Sporting KC in Game 1 and how they can bounce back in Game 2. Matt also speaks with national college football writer Bill Bender on Mizzou being ranked No. 12 in the College Football Playoff Poll, and with KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman on the life and legacy of Bob Knight.
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A jam-packed hour two kicks off with Fantrax fantasy expert and KMOX's own Sean Malone, as well as Justin Garcia, Milwaukee Bucks Radio Network analyst. We finish off the show with MLS writer Sydney Hunte on the rest of series outlook for City SC.
On a Halloween edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley gives an update on the World Series between the Rangers and D-Backs. Guests include Bryan Kennedy, KMOV Sports Anchor; as well as Eli Hoff, Mizzou beat writer.
In hour two, hear audio from City head coach Bradley Carnell and goalkeeper Roman Burki after game one. Matt talks with Daniel Esteve, of Fox 2 for more reaction to City's loss. Carrington Harrison talks with Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes after their shocking loss to Denver. John Hancock joins for the last segment before At Your Service.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks with Tom Timmermann, of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, on City's dud of a playoff opener. KMOX's own Kevin Wheeler joins Matt for a segment covering the World Series so far. We wrap up the first half with some Blues talk.
In the second hour of KMOX's Sports Open Line, host Matt Pauley kicks off an engaging segment with Bill McDermott, widely acknowledged as 'Sir Soccer.' They delve into the remarkable journey of St. Louis City SC's debut success and their pivotal playoff match against cross-state rivals. The conversation shifts to an exploration of the dominant performance by the St. Louis University women's soccer team in the A-10 championship. Before closing the hour, updates on St. Louis Blues hockey are highlighted. Pauley concludes with an insightful discussion featuring Rachel Zimmerman, host of The Rachel Zimmerman Show. They reflect on her fourth week and an enlightening interview with Amanda Law Meyer, CEO of St. Patrick's Center, exploring the multifaceted issue of homelessness and emphasizing the human perspective required in addressing this societal challenge.
In the first hour of Sports Open Line on KMOX, host Matt Pauley leads an engaging conversation with Frank Cusumano, KSDK's esteemed sports director, and Jake Zivin, the lead play-by-play broadcaster for Apple TV. Together, they dive into the excitement of the World Series, talk the Blues' identity, and explore the forthcoming MLS playoffs
Experience the thrill of St. Louis City SC's debut MLS playoff match against Sporting Kansas City with insights from Jake Zivin, the lead play-by-play broadcaster for Apple TV. Join in on the discussion as Zivin sheds light on the anticipation, strategies, and fervor surrounding this historic clash between the top-seeded St. Louis City and their cross-state rivals. Delve into the narratives, expectations, and the competitive spirit driving this momentous encounter. Explore Zivin's expert analysis, providing a dynamic perspective on the teams, the fervent atmosphere at City Park, and the captivating storyline of this inaugural playoff face-off.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of Thursday Night Football between the Buccaneers and Bills from Westwood One. Matt shares the news that St. Louis City SC will face cross-state rival Sporting KC in Round One of the MLS Cup Playoffs! Matt also dives into the Blues’ lineup change tonight as they take on the Calgary Flames and features Craig Berube’s comments on the change.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of five star SLUH wide receiver recruit Ryan Wingo verbally committing to the University of Texas today, and how his father went on record with Channel 5 KSDK saying Ryan will still accept recruitment from Mizzou. Jen Siess, St. Louis City SC sideline reporter for Y98 and host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, then joins the show to discuss City as they embark on a (hopeful) playoff run beginning with Round One on Sunday. Matt also speaks with SLU women's soccer coach Katie Shields who talks about her team entering the Atlantic 10 Women's Tournament. Last but surely not least, Brad Young pops into the studio to discuss sports wagering in Missouri.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that the Arizona Diamondbacks are heading to the World Series to face the Texas Rangers after defeating the Phillies in seven games. Mike Ferrin, MLB Network Radio host, then joins the show to discuss the Dbacks’ accomplishment and the randomness of the playoffs. Kevin Ryans, sports reporter FOX 2 and KPLR 11, also joins the show to discuss the Blues thus far, City SC, and the World Series. Matt wraps up the first hour featuring the postgame comments from Blues coach Craig Berube and forward Brayden Schenn after their loss to the Winnipeg Jets.
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Tamar Sher, KMOV sports anchor and reporter, joins the show to discuss her outlook on the Blues so far this season and City SC’s upcoming playoff match vs either Sporting KC or the San Jose Earthquakes. City SC, ending the regular season on top of the Western Conference, will bypass the Wild Card match and begin Round One on Sunday, October 29th at 9pm at CITYPARK.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by his usual Tuesday guest, KMOX reporter and Fantrax fantasy writer Sean Malone, to give you Week 8’s fantasy football tips. Lou Korac, St. Louis Blues writer for NHL.com and the Hockey News, also joins the show to give an update on Pavel Buchnevich, tonight’s game vs Winnipeg, and early expectations of this year’s team. Matt also features Craig Berube's comments to the media at practice today.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Lynn Worthy to discuss the team’s offseason goals, players who made an impression late in the season, Zack Thompson’s role with the club, and more. Tamar Sher, KMOV sports anchor and reporter, then joins the show to discuss her outlook on the Blues this season and City SC’s upcoming playoff match vs either Sporting KC or the San Jose Earthquakes. Matt wraps up the hour discussing the San Francisco Giants hiring Bob Melvin as new manager after the firing of Gabe Kapler.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the Blues’ bounce-back win over Pittsburgh after a frustrating loss to Arizona. What are your expectations of the Blues this season? “Meh,” says Matt Pauley. The Blues are playoff-hopeful but not Cup contenders, to be sure. Ben Arnet, Sports Director at KOMU 8 News in Columbia then joins the show to discuss the Mizzou Tigers who are fresh off a win vs South Carolina and face the No. 1 Georgia November 4th at 2:30pm. Matt also features the weekly interview between Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and Carrington Harrison before being joined in-studio by dynamic duo Hancock and Kelley.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses St. Louis City SC’s playoff position which sees them hosting Round One Sunday, October 29th at 9pm, opponent TBD. To elaborate, Y98 color commentator and City SC Academy Director Dale Schilly joins the show to key us in on the team as they begin the postseason and whether their subpar end to the regular season will affect them moving forward. Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline also joins the show to discuss the MLB Postseason and why Aaron Nola is his pitcher of choice for a Cardinals offseason signing.
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In the second and final hour, Matt talks with Brian Dunseth, MLS Season Pass broadcaster on Apple TV, about the break and one final regular season game for City. We hear some audio from Blues head coach Craig Berube after last night's game, and chat with KMOX's own Nate Gatter, regarding more City SC as they tune up for the playoffs, along with some Mizzou football.
In today's first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley comments on the Blues' rough loss at the hands of the Coyotes last night. Mike Tanier, NFL writer for The Messenger, joins the show to preview Week 7 of the NFL season. After that, Craig Mish of SportsGrid and the Miami Herald, discusses Kim Ng's departure from the Marlins organization. We round out hour one with an MLB playoff update.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX carrying Thursday Night Football from Westwood One between the Jaguars and Saints. Matt makes the case for Yadier Molina as a Cardinal coach and explains why he would lift up Willson Contreras defensively (NOT offensively, WE KNOW!) Matt also features the comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube who speaks on the squad heading into action tonight at home vs the Arizona Coyotes.
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Brenden Schaeffer, Cardinals writer for KMOV.com, joins the show to discuss what the Birds can learn from current teams having success in the postseason, the Yadi situation, and why the team should pursue young Japanese pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features the comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube who spoke to the media at practice today where he touched on the development of Alexey Toropchenko and Kasperi Kapanen. Jake Asman, on-air host at ESPN 98.7 in New York, then joins the show to discuss the speedy recovery of Aaron Rodgers and whether or not he’ll play again this season. Matt is also joined by Irvin Muchnick, author of “WITHOUT HELMETS OR SHOULDER PADS: The American Way of Death in Football Conditioning”, to discuss the staggering number of deaths in high school and college football. Lastly, Brad Young is in studio before hosting KMOX’s At Your Service and converses with Matt on what makes a great baseball manager like Dusty Baker.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the unfortunate news that Nolan Arenado is not a Gold Glove finalist for the first time in his career, marking an end to his ten year streak. Tommy Edman is the only Cardinal Gold Glove finalist this year, at the Utility position. MLB.com and New York Magazine contributor Will Leitch then joins the show to discuss the MLB Postseason and the possibility of Yadier Molina returning to the Cardinals in a coaching position. Brenden Schaeffer, Cardinals writer for KMOV.com, also joins the show to discuss what the Birds can learn from current teams having success in the postseason and the Yadi situation. Matt caps off the hour by admitting his sheer ignorance to the discography of Bary Manilow.
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Earl Austin Jr, Billikens color analyst alongside Bob Ramsey, joins the show following Billikens practice tonight to discuss the upcoming season, Yuri Collins signing with the Golden State Warriors, Gibson Jimerson making the A10 Preseason First Team, and the school's ranking in the preseason polls.
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Matt Pauley is joined by Texas Rangers pre/postgame host Jared Sandler to discuss the team’s 2-0 series lead over the Houston Astros in the ALCS, the stellar outings from former Cardinals pitcher Jordan Montgomery, and how the team's leadership is giving them an edge in the playoffs.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by KMOX reporter and Fantrax fantasy writer Sean Malone to give you this week’s tips for your fantasy football team, which includes adding an unlikely injured player to your roster. Earl Austin Jr, Billikens broadcaster alongside Bob Ramsey, then joins the show following Billikens practice tonight to discuss the upcoming season, Yuri Collins signing with the Golden State Warriors, and Gibson Jimerson making the A10 Preseason First Team. Lastly, Matt features Tom Ackerman’s interview with St. Louis Blues Chairman Tom Stillman, who speaks on the team this year, the state of the NHL, his faith in coach Craig Berube, and more. The Blues take on the Arizona Coyotes this Thursday night at 7pm.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Texas Rangers pre/postgame host Jared Sandler to discuss the team’s 2-0 series lead over the Houston Astros in the ALCS and the stellar outings from former Cardinals pitcher Jordan Montgomery. Matt also features the comments from Blues coach Craig Berube who touches on Pavel Buchnevich’s injury status, Brandon Saad’s and Alexey Toropchenko’s line promotion, and what areas the team can improve on at this point in the season. Matt caps off the hour featuring Dan Patrick’s comments on Barry Melrose, who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
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Matt is joined by KSDK sports reporter Corey Miller to discuss Mizzou’s 38-21 win over Kentucky, the electricity of wide receiver Luther Burden, how the remainder of their season might shape up, and how useless preseason college basketball polls are.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features the weekly conversation between Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and 610 Sports KC’s Carrington Harrison. Matt is the joined by Patrick Creighton, on-air host at ESPN 97.5 Houston to discuss the ALCS between the Astros and the Rangers, and Bally Sports Midwest anchor Scott Warmann to talk all things Blues hockey and the upcoming Missouri Valley Conference basketball season. Lastly, Hancock and Kelley pop into the studio to talk baseball and current events.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by KSDK sports reporter Corey Miller to discuss Mizzou’s 38-21 win over Kentucky, the electricity of wide receiver Luther Burden, and how useless preseason college basketball polls are. Also covered on Sports Open Line: Miami Marlins General Manager Kim Ng has stepped away from her duties after the team wanted to promote an executive above her; and the Texas Rangers have taken a 2-0 series lead in the ALCS over the Houston Astros as they head to Arlington.
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In hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses Orlando Arcia's comments on Bryce Harper following Game 2 of the NLDS being released by media and controversy it has brought up involving what media are and aren't able to share while in the clubhouse. Matt is then joined by Bart Winkler from CBS Sports Radio do debate the MLB Playoff format and if it needs to be changed. He then breaks down Blues Head Coach Craig Berube's latest comments following the Blues 2-1 shootout loss to start off the season. He wraps up the show being joined by Rachel Zimmerman, the newest show host at KMOX.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the latest story about there being talks between the Cardinals and Yadier Molina about Molina joining the Coaching Staff. Matt is then joined by Matthew DeFranks, the St. Louis Blues Writer for The St. Louis Post Dispatch. They discuss the Blues 2-1 shootout loss against Dallas and the biggest takeaways from it.
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Rich Cirminiello, college football contributor to SportsGrid and College Football News and the VP of College Awards at the Maxwel Football Club joins the show to discuss all things college football, like: the most surprising player this season, the success of “basketball schools” on the field, conference realignment, and how impressed he is with Mizzou's Luther Burden.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares what the Cardinals can learn from a successful postseason team like this current Texas Rangers ballclub. (Spoiler: You’ve got to a spend a little more money!) Rich Cirminiello, college football contributor to SportsGrid and College Football News and the VP of College Awards at the Maxwel Football Club then joins the show to discuss all things college football, like: the most surprising player this season, the success of “basketball schools” on the field, conference realignment, and the impressive season from Mizzou's Luther Burden. Matt also opens up the text lines to get your expectations for this upcoming Blues season.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses the electric Braves-Phillies series and the possibility of Aaron Nola in a Cardinals uniform. Bob Ramsey, the radio voice of the Billikens, then joins the show to discuss the Cardinals offseason and what to expect from this year’s Billikens men’s basketball team.
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Matt is joined by St. Louis Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News Lou Korac to discuss the team’s performance in the preseason, the expectations of the Kyrou, Thomas, Buchnevich line, and if this team looks playoff hopeful this year. The Blues begin the regular season this Thursday, October 12th vs the Dallas Stars.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined KMOX’s own Sean Malone to give you this week’s standout fantasy football picks and Daniel Guerrero of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to discuss the development of the Cardinals minor league players acquired at the trade deadline. Atlanta Braves pre/postgame radio host Kevin McAlpin also joins the show to share the excitement surrounding the game-ending double play that secured the Braves’ win in Game 2 of the NLDS. To wrap up the hour, Matt features Adam Wainwright's breakdown of the sweeper pitch on FOX's broadcast of the ALDS between the Astros and Twins.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by CBS college sportswriter Jerry Palm to discuss news coming out of the world of college football, including Miami coach Mario Cristobal’s poor coaching decision vs Georgia Tech, the rise of Colorado popularity under coach Deion Sanders, and Mizzou’s standing in the SEC. Matt is also joined by St. Louis Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News Lou Korac to discuss the team’s performance in the preseason, the expectations of the Kyrou, Thomas, Buchnevich line, and if this team looks playoff hopeful this year. The Blues begin the regular season this Thursday, October 12th vs the Dallas Stars. Matt also shares the comments that Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III made to the St. Louis Business Journal, which i
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Matt is joined by sports reporter Jacob Cersosimo to discuss his new job with KMOV and his time in Springfield, MO covering Missouri State and observing the Springfield Cardinals.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley features Tom Ackerman’s interview with St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong who speaks on the team’s preseason performance, shining star Robert Thomas, and his outlook on the upcoming regular season which begins Thursday, October 12th in Dallas. Matt is then joined by senior MLB writer for the Sporting News Ryan Fagan to discuss the MLB playoffs, and new KMOV sports reporter Jacob Cersosimo to discuss his career in sports thus far. Last but surely not least, the dynamic duo John Hancock and Michael Kelley join Matt in studio for shenanigans.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Mizzou football writer for PowerMizzou.com Jarod Hamilton to discuss the team’s loss versus LSU and their upcoming games versus Kentucky and South Carolina. Rob Rains, writer and founder of STLSportsPage.com, also joins the show to discuss the lofty goals of the Cardinals’ offseason. Not only do they need to obtain three starting pitchers as promised by President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, these three pitchers need to be leagues better than the current starters in St. Louis’ rotation.
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In the second hour, Mike Claiborne chats with Andy Strickland about the Blues, who are in the middle of their preseason, and then we welcome in Bob Nightengale, MLB insider for USA Today. Earl Austin Jr. is our next guest, and he gets into some high school football around the area, as well as a little bit of insight to the SLU basketball season, which is right around the corner. Lastly, Mike talks with Rob Fischer regarding the NBA.
Mike Claiborne is hosting tonight's edition of Sports Open Line, and we have a loaded lineup of guests! We talk with Chip Caray after his first season as the Cardinals play by play broadcaster on Bally, talk some Mizzou football with Howard Richards, and round out the first hour by discussing STL City SC with Sir Soccer, Bill McDermott.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened as KMOX carries Westwood One’s broadcast of Thursday Night Football between the Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders. Matt shares the sad news that NFL legend Dick Butkus passed away today at the age of 80. Matt also opines that Major League Baseball needs to be more flexible with their playoff scheduling, and why having a two day break after the Wild Card series is ridiculous.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares Blues head coach Craig Berube’s comments to the media from training camp today. Matt is also joined by national baseball writer Joe Sheehan and ClaibsOnline contributor Joe Roderick to discuss the MLB Playoffs and the Cardinals’ offseason needs. To cap off the hour, At Your Service host Brad Young pops into the studio to talk Mizzou football who hosts LSU this weekend.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley gives you an update into the MLB Wild Card series, which saw the Tampa Bay Rays get eliminated by the Texas Rangers. Jen Siess, St. Louis City SC sideline reporter for Y98 and host of the St. Louis City Soccer Report, joins the show to discuss City’s game vs Vancouver tonight, their near-three week break between tonight and their next game vs Seattle, and to preview the playoffs. Matt also dives into the Trevor Bauer situation, who recently released a video with evidence disproving sexual misconduct allegations against him. Could Trevor Bauer fit in the Cardinals clubhouse? Matt tells you in Sports Open Line.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the odd factoid that ESPN is barely promoting its own programming, being the MLB Wild Card Series that the network holds the rights to this year. Longtime friend of the program and former St. Louisan Carter Chapley also joins the show. Carter previously covered the Billikens, Cardinals, and City SC before moving to Cincinnati to cover the city’s Major League Soccer team. Matt also shares Tom Ackerman’s interview with legendary shortstop and Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith who discusses Adam Wainwright’s retirement ceremony and the 14th Annual Ozzie and Friends Gala and Pro Am.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses how the Cardinals’ front office needs to be true to their word in making some big changes this offseason, especially when it comes to pitching. Matt is then joined by Derrick Goold, Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch; and Bengie Molina, former MLB player and now Spanish language broadcaster for the Cardinals, to discuss the Cardinals’ offseason and Adam Wainwright’s retirement.
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In today's short edition of Sports Open Line, Nate Gatter recaps the Cardinals series in Milwaukee, comments on Mizzou's thrilling win over Kansas State a couple weeks ago their win over Memphis at the dome. Mizzou pre/postgame host Matt Michaels joins the show to talk about their upcoming game with Vanderbilt. Lastly, we wrap up the hour with City SC and their playoff outlook.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, we shift the focus to baseball and the MLB playoffs. We talk to Kevin Holden, Sports Director at CBS58, covering the Brewers, and Kevin Wells of WGN Radio, covering the Cubs.
We are broadcasting live from Hotshots Bar & Grill, for the fourth installment of the City Caravan! Matt Pauley and Jen Siess are here to discuss City SC clinching the playoffs, and chat with City winger Indiana Vassilev. Y98's Dale Schilly also joins the show for the final two segments.
The second and final hour of Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX's broadcast of the Cardinals pregame show. Matt Pauley features excerpts from Adam Wainwright’s interview with Kyle McClellan on The Chatter’s Box podcast, where the two discuss Waino’s 200th. FOX 2 and KPLR 11 sports anchor Daniel Esteve then joins the show to discuss St. Louis City SC and the Mizzou-Memphis game at the Dome tomorrow.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of Nolan Arenado being put on the 10-day IL due to back spasms, thus ending his 2023 season. Matt is then joined by Mizzou football analyst Howard Richards to discuss the Mizzou v Memphis game at The Dome, and Major League Soccer analyst for Apple TV+ Sacha Kljestan to discuss the playoff-bound St. Louis City SC who faces Minnesota this weekend. Matt wraps up the hour featuring audio from St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube at training camp today.
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In the first (and only) hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley laments the Cardinals as they scrape along the remaining games of their disappointing season, having just wrapped up a series loss to the NL Central leading Milwaukee Brewers. Matt also features his interview with St. Louis Blues analyst for Bally Sports Midwest Jamie Rivers to preview the upcoming season. Also on Sports Open Line: St. Louis City SC clinches a playoff spot; a professional women’s soccer team may be coming to St. Louis; the XFL and USFL may merge; and which pitchers the Cardinals should consider signing or trading for this offseason.
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Former Cardinals shortstop Brendan Ryan joins the show to talk about his time in a Redbird uniform, the Cardinal way, his upcoming bobblehead giveaway day, the Budwesier Bash, and a unique gift he received from Albert Pujols.
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It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley discusses Adam Wainwright who just earned his 199th win, and whether he’ll be able to secure the elusive 200th in one of his next three starts before the season (and his career) is over. Philadelphia Phillies writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer Scott Lauber then joins the show to discuss the team’s current status as they approach the postseason, whether Aaron Nola to the Cardinals is a possibility, and the upcoming series vs the Cardinals at Busch. Matt is also joined by former Cardinals shortstop Brendan Ryan to talk about his time in a Redbird uniform and his upcoming bobblehead giveaway day!
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by St. Louis Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News Lou Korac to give us a check-in on the Blues as they embark their preseason, and provides updates on the recently-injured Torey Krug. MLS match day analyst for Apple TV+ Sonny Guadarrama then joins the show to preview St. Louis City SC's match against the Houston Dynamo. Matt wraps up the hour by discussing the phone controversy surrounding Columbus Blue Jackets coach Mike Babcock.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined in-studio by Stan McNeal, senior writer for Cardinals Publications, to discuss the 2023 Cardinals Yearbook which highlights the career of Albert Pujols. Matt is also joined on the phone by John Perrotto, Pittsburgh baseball contributor to Baseball Digest and Forbes Sports, to discuss the upcoming Cardinals-Pirates series, O'Neill Cruz's status, and which team will finish ahead of the other when the season is over.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by New York Magazine MLB contributor Will Leitch to discuss the Cardinals’ back-to-back walk off winners against the Padres, the positive moments in a lackluster season, and the offseason moves they need to make in order to be competitive in 2024. Matt is also joined by MLS commentator Chris Wittynhgam to discuss this weekend’s St. Louis City SC/Sporting KC game; and South Dakota football broadcaster John Thayer to discuss Mizzou’s home opener tonight vs South Dakota.
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Head coach for the St. Louis Battlehawks Anthony Becht joins the show to preview the upcoming season, and how he manages the team after his players get promoted to the NFL.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, to talk about their midweek game vs FC Dallas. Head coach for the St. Louis Battlehawks Anthony Becht also joins the show to preview the upcoming season, and how he manages the team after his players get promoted to the NFL. Matt wraps up the hour discussing the recent news of MLB players being put on waivers, like Lucas Giolito.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps the second Cardinals walk-off win over the Padres thanks to Tommy Edman. Matt is then joined by Chris Kwiecinski, Mizzou sports writer at The Columbia Tribune, to discuss Mizzou’s home opener vs South Dakota, how the Tigers adopted their “Death Row Defense” nickname, and their quarterback situation. Matt also opens up the phone lines to take your calls on the Cardinals.
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Major League Soccer analyst on Apple TV+ Sacha Kljestan joins the show to discuss St. Louis City SC, their recent win over Austin, and how the team's depth enables them to combat the St. Louis humidity
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Matt is joined by author Joe Posnanski to discuss his most recent offering, Why We Love Baseball. Joe’s book is available now for pre-order and comes out September 5th.
From Penguin Random House:
A love letter to baseball, and the follow-up to last year’s runaway bestseller The Baseball 100. The Baseball 100 was a must-have look at 100 memorable baseball players. Joe Posnanski's new book, Why We Love Baseball, is equally essential reading, now about the game's top 50 moments.
Moments like these have been described again and again, and in Why We Love Baseball, they are looked at anew, told from unique perspectives. These are moments from the big and famous to the small and private; experienced by players, teammates, and fans; all of them fundamental to the connection fans have with the game they love.
These are fresh tales of legendary moments so powerful they almost feel like myth—takes that go to the heart of why we love the game we do.
You can find Joe at the J’s Staenberg Family Complex Thursday, September 7th at 7pm for discussion on his book and a conversation with essayistand culture critic Gerald Early.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by author Joe Posnanski to discuss his most recent offering, Why We Love Baseball. Joe’s book is available now for pre-order and comes out September 5th. You can find Joe at the J’s Staenberg Family Complex Thursday, September 7th at 7pm for discussion on his book and a conversation with essayist and culture critic Gerald Early. Matt also discusses the importance of the Cardinals acquiring 2-3 starters this off season, their struggles with runners in scoring position, and Shohei Ohtani suffering a UCL tear, ending his role as a pitcher for the remainder of this season.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by NFL analyst Aaron Schatz who gives us a preview of the upcoming NFL season, which is further detailed in his FTN Football Almanac 2023. Major League Soccer analyst on Apple TV+ Sacha Kljestan then joins the show to discuss St. Louis City SC, their recent win over Austin, and the team combating the insane St. Louis humidity. Matt wraps up the hour discussing Washington Nationals’ pitcher Stephen Strasburg’s retirement announcement.
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Matt Pauley continues to broadcast live from Hot Shots in Arnold, MO as part of the Michelob Ultra City Caravan. Matt shifts the conversation onto to the Cardinals, and discusses how, even though it is disappointing that wins and losses no longer matter this season, there may be hope next year if the team can acquire three starting pitchers as indicated by President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak. Cardinals Spanish play-by-play announcer Polo Ascencio also joins the show to discuss the Little League World Series, the call up of Masyn Winn, and Hall of Fame induction weekend which saw Max Lanier and Jose Oquendo inducted into Cardinals Hall of Fame.
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It’s the Michelob Ultra CITY Caravan! Matt Pauley and Jen Siess host this special program live from Hot Shots in Arnold, MO and are joined by St. Louis City SC defender Jake Nerwinski. Topics of discussion include: how the 100 degree Midwest heat affects play, the team nearing playoff contention, Bradley Carnell’s coaching style, and more!
Next stop on the CITY Caravan: Hot Shots on Laclede Station Rd., September 25th 6-8PM!
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt discusses college football realignment and shares Eli Drinkwitz’s comments to the media on the subject. Local sports anchors Kevin Ryans of FOX 2 and Bryan Kennedy of KMOV then join the show to discuss the Cardinals and college football realignment, and Matt wraps up the hour explaining why Alexi Lalas’ tweet on the US Women’s National Team should not be viewed as controversial.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Benjamin Hochman, sports columnist at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, to debate whether or not the World Baseball Classic is a fair scapegoat for the Cardinals’ struggles in 2023. Matt opens up the phones to get your thoughts on this lackluster season.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s trade deadline edition of Sports Open Line, Matt is joined by Cardinals television announcer for Bally Sports Midwest Chip Caray, MLB Network Radio host Mike Ferrin, and Cardinals minor league writer at TheCardinalNation.com Brian Walton to discuss the trade deadline and the returns the Cardinals have received thus far.
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It’s a special trade deadline edition of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley is joined by ESPN baseball insider Kiley McDaniel and USA Today MLB columnist Bob Nightengale to discuss the MLB trade deadline and the moves the Cardinals have made thus far.
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Tonight’s show is shortened to just one hour as KMOX wraps up postgame coverage of the Cardinals-Diamondbacks game. Matt discusses the Cardinals’ series win in Phoenix, which players are most likely to be traded, and St. Louis City SC with Post-Dispatch sportswriter Tom Timmerman.
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The second and final hour of tonight’s show is shortened to make room for the Cardinals pregame show. Matt continues the speculation over Jordan Hicks and Tyler O’Neill as the Redbirds approach the trade deadline. KMOX’s and SIUE’s own Joe Pott also joins the show to discuss today’s announcement of the Bronze Boot game, a soccer match between SLU and SIUE being held at CITYPARK
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares Katie Woo’s report that stated the Cardinals and reliever Jordan Hicks are in talks of a multi-year extension, and Matt explains why Hicks may be better suited for the closer role than the injured Ryan Helsley. Jon Shestakofsky, VP of Communications & Education at the Baseball Hall of Fame joins the show to discuss Scott Rolen’s induction and the influx of Cooperstown for induction weekend. Diamondbacks radio broadcaster Chris Garagiola then joins the show to discuss the Cardinals and Dbacks series. The Cardinals took game 1 Monday night and look to win the series with Steven Matz on the mound tonight facing off against Merrill Kelly.
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The second and final hour of tonight’s show is shortened to make room for the Cardinals pregame show. Matt discusses the return of Adam Wainwright into the rotation and how it impacts the team at this point in an already (somewhat) hopeless season. Matt also explains why blaming the World Baseball Classic for the Cardinals’ struggles is revisionist history and changes the narrative of what is truly the source of the problem.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps the tough series the Cardinals played in Chicago, losing three of four games to the Cubs. This disastrous series may have killed any semblance of hope of a possible late-season push that may have affected John Mozeliak’s mindset going into the trade deadline. Matt also shares Bob Nightengale’s report which stated that catcher Willson Contreras is indeed on the trading block, and the phone lines open up to get your thoughts on the situation. Matt is then joined by Walt Ferber, the play-by-play announcer who called Scott Rolen’s high school career, to discuss the player Rolen matured to be and his Hall of Fame induction.
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Chicago baseball writer for CHGO Sports Jared Wyllys joins the show to discuss the Cardinals-Cubs series, the missed calls in today’s game by home plate umpire Ron Kulpa, and what’s expected of the Cubs at the trade deadline.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by Chicago baseball writer for CHGO Sports Jared Wyllys to discuss the Cardinals-Cubs series, the missed calls in today’s game by home plate umpire Ron Kulpa, and what’s expected of the Cubs at the trade deadline. Matt also opines on a potential “strategic partnership” between ESPN and sports leagues, like the NFL or NBA, which would be bad news for regional sports networks. Matt wraps up the hour sharing the news that St. Louis will be the newest recipient of an Arena Football League team.
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Nate Gatter, host of the St. Louis City Soccer Report, joins the show to discuss Vanderbilt football receiving five votes to win the SEC this year in a poll, and how the mid-season acquisition of Icelandic forward Nökkvi Thórisson by St. Louis City SC affects this year’s squad.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps the Cardinals loss to the Cubs today and the egregious missed calls by home plate umpire Ron Kulpa. Nate Gatter, host of the St. Louis City Soccer Report, then joins the show to discuss Vanderbilt football receiving five votes to win the SEC this year in a poll, and St. Louis City SC signing Iclandic forward Nökkvi Thórisson. Matt caps off the hour sharing the news of Cardinals pitcher Genesis Cabrera being traded to the Toronto Blue Jays for minor league catcher Sammy Henandez.
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Charles Boehm, soccer writer found at MLSsoccer.com, joins the show to discuss the MLS All Star Game, how it differs from other all star games in North American sports, and what we might expect to see from St. Louis City SC all stars Roman Burki and Tim Parker.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by national soccer writer Charles Boehm to discuss the MLS All Star Game, how it differs from other all star games in North American sports, and what we might expect to see from St. Louis City SC all stars Roman Burki and Tim Parker. Matt caps off the show by dissecting the comments made by Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak to the media as the team approaches the trade deadline.
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KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano joins Matt to discuss his conversation with Whitey Herzog and what he thinks of the 2023 Cardinals. Matt and Frank also dive into what the Cardinals might do at the trade deadline, John Mozeliak’s press conference, how the World Baseball Classic affected the team, and which college basketball team he’s most looking forward to this year.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps the Cardinals sweep of the Marlins after coming off a 6-3 win at home today before they head off to Chicago. Matt is joined by Spanish play-by-play voice Polo Ascencio and KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano to discuss the Cardinals as they approach the trade deadline, and whether it’s too late for the team to scrounge up something salvageable this season.
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It's the Strike Zone, a baseball focused second hour of tonight's Sports Open Line. With the deadline looming at the end of the month, what can we expect from the Cardinals? Joe Pott talks with Will Leitch, MLB columnist, and asks him about how the rest of the season might play out. Jesse Doughtery, of The Washington Post, joins the show to preview the Cards first series of the second half with the Nationals.
We kick off another edition of Sports Open Line, hosted by Joe Pott, and he is joined by the voice of City on Y98, Joey Zanaboni, and he recaps last night's loss against LAFC, and gives his expectations on Saturday's showdown against Inter Miami at CITYPARK. Joe talks about local schools at the D1 level, as well as college athletes and NIL deals.
In our second hour we take a look at all of the 2024 International Series' that were announced by MLB today. Plus, 'St. Louis City Soccer Report' host Jen Seiss ahead of tonight's City SC match with defending champs LAFC.
Joe Pott is in tonight to host SOL and in the first hour we stay on the diamond. We talk with Tim Brown about his new book, "The Tao of the Backup Catcher" out now and Jonathan Mayo recaps the MLB draft.
In the second hour of tonight's show we talk with "Mr. Soccer" Bill McDermott about CITY SC, US Soccer and St. Louis as a soccer destination. Plus, a KMOX conversation with Brett Hull and some of your calls.
Joe Pott is in for Matt Pauley over the next few nights and in the first hour we talk with Joe Roderick live from the All-Star Game at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. Plus, Dennis Dodd on the situation unfolding with Northwestern football.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt goes on a tirade about the announcing in ESPN’s broadcast of the Cardinals-Cubs game in London. KMOV sports anchor and reporter Tamar Sher also joins the program to discuss the Cardinals, negative criticism reaching Adam Wainwright, and City SC. Matt wraps up the show weighing the pros and cons of a shorter, 154-game MLB regular season schedule.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt recaps the London Series between the Cardinals and Cubs discusses Adam Wainwright’s decision to deactivate his Twitter account after receiving criticism of his performance vs the Cubs in the London Series. MLB Insider for FanSided Robert Murray then joins the show to give insight into a possible trade involving sending Tyler O’Neill to the Brewers, and the hot streak the Cincinnati Reds are on with Elly de la Cruz and the returning Joey Votto. Matt wraps up the hour discussing the “salary cap hell” the St. Louis Blues are in and the potential trade involving sending Torey Krug to the Philadelphia Flyers for Kevin Hayes.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt explains what a possible trade involving Cardinals outfielder Tyler O’Neill might look like, and is then joined by “Mr. Soccer” Bill McDermott to share what his level of concern is for a struggling and injured City SC squad, the impact Messi will have on MLS (and America), and the electric atmosphere of CITYPARK. Corey Miller, KSDK sports anchor and avid Seinfeld fan, also joins the show to discuss the London Series between the Cardinals and Cubs, Mizzou’s Kobe Brown being drafted by the LA Clippers, and SLU’s Yuri Collins being invited to play in the summer league for the Golden State Warriors.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt speaks with baseball broadcaster Tyler Maun on the events in London leading up to the Cardinals-Cubs series, the popularity of baseball amongst the Brits, and how important the Cardinals are to Major League Baseball to score this opportunity and the 2024 game vs the San Francisco Giants at Rickwood Field. MLS analyst for Apple TV+ Danielle Slaton then joins the show to discuss a struggling St. Louis City SC who is fresh off a Wednesday night loss to Real Salt Lake and who looks to bounce back vs San Jose this Saturday.
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It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley is joined by Scott Miller of the New York Times and MLB Network Radio to discuss the London Series between the Cardinals and Cubs, and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred regretting granting immunity to cheating Astros players.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt previews the Cardinals-Cubs series in London, and is joined by St. Louis Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News Lou Korac to discuss former Blues being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, also joins the show to explain what went wrong in City’s loss to Real Salt Lake, and what to expect this weekend vs San Jose.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares some baseball gossip after hearing about a fellow NL Central team expressing interest in Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill. KMOV sports anchor Bryan Kennedy also joins the show live from CITYPARK to discuss City SC, their match vs Real Salt Lake, and the Cardinals amid a lousy NL Central. Also discussed: MLB may want to split up divisions into “pods” after adding 2 expansion teams.
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The first hour of Sports Open Line is shortened as KMOX wraps up coverage of the Cardinals-Nationals game. Matt Pauley takes your calls on the Cardinals who fall 3-0 in Washington D.C., and is then joined by MLS commentator for Apple TV+ Kyndra de St. Aubin to discuss St. Louis City SC and their game vs Real Salt Lake.
Sports Open Line is limited to an hour tonight as KMOX wraps up our postgame coverage of the Cardinals’ comeback win over the Nationals. Matt Pauley is joined by Daniel Esteve of FOX 2 to discuss the Cards’ three game winning streak and the injuries that continue to plague St. Louis City SC.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt is joined by New York Mets beat writer for The Athletic Tim Britton to preview the Cardinals next series in the Big Apple and takes your calls on the Redbirds’ struggles.
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The Cardinals didn’t play today, so they didn’t lose! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by St. Louis Blues rinkside reporter for Bally Sports Midwest Andy Strickland who discusses the Blues hiring Mike Weber as assistant coach and Michael Babcock as skills coach. Matt is also joined by MLS announcer for Apple TV+ Jake Zivin to discuss St. Louis City SC’s season thus far and to preview their match up vs Nashville. To cap off the hour, Matt goes over MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s comments on the Oakland A’s reverse boycott and relocation.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Matt continues to take your calls on the Cardinals struggles and is joined by Foul Territory TV host Scott Braun to elaborate on the lackluster St. Louis club, and who he thinks stands out in an underwhelming NL Central. Ryan Kaufman, host for Xtra Sports 1300 in Colorado Springs, CO, then joins the show to discuss the 2023 NBA Champions, the Denver Nuggets.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley has to be the bearer of bad news as he dissects today’s Cardinals loss to the Giants as they get swept in the three-game home series. Benjamin Hochman, sports columnist at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, joins the show to discuss the ongoing struggle, and what potential changes he’d like to see made to turn this thing around.
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It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley is joined by Kerrick Jackson, the new head baseball coach at the University of Missouri discuss his recent hiring and to break the news that he will be bringing on former head coach Tim Jamieson as an assistant. Matt is also joined by Cincinnati Reds beat writer for MLB.com Mark Sheldon to talk about the surprisingly-hot Reds club, rookie Elly de la Cruz. and their upcoming series vs the Cardinals.
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Kerrick Jackson, the new head baseball coach at the University of Missouri, joins Matt to discuss his recent hiring and breaks the news that he will be bringing on former head coach Tim Jamieson as an assistant.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by:
-KMOX’s Golf Insider Dan Reardon to discuss the PGA/LIV merger
-MLS studio analyst Apple TV Sacha Kljestan to discuss Lionel Messi’s decision to sign with Inter Miami of MLS and to preview City SC vs the LA Galaxy
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Bill McDermott is joined by St. Louis City SC Broadcasters Joey Zanaboni, Dale Schilly and Coach Jen Siess to discuss today's winning game, next weeks game and the MLS and soccer as a whole.
Bill McDermott is at The Pitch Athletic Club after the sweeping 3-0 win of St. Louis City SC vs. the Houston Dynamos, First joining him is Former Houston Dynamos player Brad Davis on what he feels about the team and the other parts of the MLS and other Soccer games and then Jack Stapleton, retired bank executive and soccer fan about how STL City is helping the city and about the Children's Miracle Network and how the team can recruit people from all over for businesses.
It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley continues the discussion of Jordan Walker’s return to the big leagues as first reported by Jeff Jones. Matt is joined by Brian Walton of TheCardinalNation.com to discuss Walker, Moises Gomez crushing the ball in Memphis, and other headlines coming out of the minors. John Perrotto, contributor to Pittsburgh Baseball Now and Baseball Digest, also joins the show to give us the scouting report on the Bucs and to preview the Cardinals-Pirates series at PNC Park.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses Jeff Jones of the Belleville News Democrat reporting that Jordan Walker will be recalled from AAA Memphis for the series in Pittsburgh. Matt also features Tom Ackerman’s interview with NASCAR driver Kyle Larson on the upcoming NASCAR Cup Series at Worldwide Technology Raceway this weekend, and is later joined by MLS Apple TV+ announcer Ross Smith to preview City SC’s match vs Houston at CITYPARK.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by John Denton of MLB.com to discuss Miles Mikolas’ stellar performance on Memorial Day vs the Royals and where Steven Matz fits on the Cardinals pitching staff. NASCAR driver Christopher Bell also joins Tom Ackerman to discuss this weekend's Cup Series at the Worldwide Technology Raceway.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the two day break the Cardinals have after their 19-day stretch of games; the NASCAR Cup Series at Worldwide Technology Raceway with former driver Kenny Wallace; the Billikens’ underwhelming offseason; and the interesting choice of Cardinals outfielders featured in the 2023 All Star ballot.
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Continuing on with the second hour, Matt Pauley discusses the rehab of Tyler O’Neill, and how, if it all, he fits back into the outfield picture and the Cardinals’ lineup. Our own Nate Gatter joins the show to comment on City SC heating back up, along with Mizzou baseball’s head coaching vacancy. We also talk with Brad Range to discuss the Indy 500 and Nascar. Happy Memorial Day everyone!
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, hosted by Matt Pauley, he recaps the Cardinals’ loss earlier vs the Royals, and why every MLB team should be playing on Memorial day. Justin Garcia joins the show to talk NBA Playoffs, with the finals coming up soon and Game 7 between the Celtics and the Heat on the horizon. Brendan Schaeffer also sits down with Matt Pauley to discuss the identity of the Cardinals, and what to do with a number of struggling players.
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It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-heavy hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley is joined by Cleveland Guardians beat writer for MLB.com Mandy Bell to preview the Cardinals-Guardians series, and takes your calls and texts all hour to get your thoughts after today’s 2-1 win over the Reds.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt recaps the Cardinals series-ending win over the Cincinnati Reds, and discusses the Blues off season with NHL.com and The Hockey News writer Lou Korac. Major League Soccer analyst for Apple TV+ Brian Dunseth also joins the show to discuss St. Louis CITY SC’s 4-0 victory over Sporting KC and their upcoming match vs Vancouver.
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Matt previews the Cardinals-Red Sox series with Red Sox beat writer for The Athletic, Chad Jennings. Take note, the AL East is a dangerous division! For comparison, the Yankees and the Pirates have the same record. However, the Yankees are last in the AL east and the Pirates are in first in the NL Central.
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It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-heavy hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley previews the Cardinals-Red Sox series with Red Sox beat writer for The Athletic, Chad Jennings. Take note, the AL East is a dangerous division! For comparison, the Yankees and the Pirates have the same record- however, the Yankees are last in the AL east and the Pirates are in first in the NL Central. Matt is also joined by KMOX’s own Kevin Wheeler to talk more Cardinals ball and by Jen Siess of the St. Louis Soccer Report.
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Kyndra de St. Aubin, MLS broadcaster for Apple TV+, joins the show to preview St. Louis City Sc's return to MLS action as they face the Chicago Fire this Saturday.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the NBA playoffs with Sirius XM NBA Radio host Mitch Lawrence, and St. Louis City SC vs Chicago with Apple TV broadcaster Kyndra de St. Aubin. Also on the docket: Cardinals take 2 of 3 from the Cubbies, and former St. John’s basketball coach Mike Anderson is seeking over $46 million in damages from the university after being fired.
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In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley takes your calls on the Cardinals’ struggles before being joined by one of the newest electees into to the Cardinals Hall of Fame, Jose Oquendo. Matt also replays some of manager Oliver Marmol’s postgame comments on fan frustration, and why it could have been worded better. Matt caps off the hour with news of the coach of University of Alabama baseball being fired following a suspicious gambling report.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley laments another Cardinals loss, this being their sixth in row after their loss to the Angels in the final of a three game series. Sam Dykstra, reporter for Minor League Baseball and MLB Pipeline, joins the show to discuss the Cardinals’ farm system and Jordan Walker being sent down to Triple-A Memphis. Major League Soccer announcer for Apple TV+ Tony Husband then joins the show to discuss St. Louis City SC and their upcoming game vs FC Dallas.
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In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he is joined by Will Leitch, Kenny Wallace, Kyle McClellan, and Dan Farrell as they remember their favorite memories of the beloved Cardinals broadcaster.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he is joined by Joe Torre, Fast Eddie, Joe West, and Benjamin Hochman throughout the hour to remember their fondest memories of Mike Shannon.
In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Fabian Ardaya, Dodgers beat writer for The Athletic, to preview the Cardinals-Dodgers series; and by Mr. Soccer Bill McDermott, to discuss St. Louis City SC’s upcoming game vs Portland and their win in the U.S. Open Cup over Union Omaha.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley previews this weekend’s St. Louis sporting events, and discusses Jordan Walker and Adam Wainwright getting their reps in with the Memphis Redbirds with team broadcaster Alex Coil. MLS analyst for Apple TV+ and former player Marcelo Balboa also joins the show to discuss the U.S. Open Cup and tomorrow’s match up between St. Louis City SC and Portland.
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Matt Pauley hosts Sports Open Line and The Strike Zone as Cardinals Radio Network postgame coverage wraps up following the Cardinals’ 6-0 win over the San Francisco Giants. Matt Pauley is joined by NFL Draft analyst for SNY TV Rich Cirminiello to discuss this year’s quarterback class and other potential standout picks. Matt is also joined by Dodgers beat writer for the Los Angeles Times Mike DiGiovanna and Cardinals Spanish play-by-play announcer Polo Ascencio to preview the Cardinals-Dodgers series. Lastly, hosts of the St. Louis City Soccer Report Nate Gatter and Jen Siess join the show to discuss City SC's win over Union Omaha in the U.S. Open Cup.
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The second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line is abridged due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals-Giants game. Matt Pauley features Tom Ackerman’s interview with legendary St. Louis sports writer Jim Thomas who recently announced his retirement from the Post-Dispatch after 48 years. Andy Carroll of Scoops with Danny Mac also joins the show to lament the St. Louis Battlehawks missing the 2023 XFL playoffs and how it might change next year’s rules of eligibility.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news that Cardinals rookie Jordan Walker has been optioned to Memphis AAA and Taylor Motter has been recalled. To elaborate on this transaction, Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins the show. Matt also features his interview with Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol after last night’s walk-off loss to the Giants, and Tom Ackerman’s interview with St. Louis City SC head coach Bradley Carnell after their win over Union Omaha in the U.S. Open Cup.
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The second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line is abridged due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals-Giants game. Matt Pauley features Brad Young’s interview with Denny Hoskins, Missouri Senate member in the 21st District, on how realistic legal sports betting in Missouri is. Brenden Schaeffer, Cardinals writer for KMOV, also joins the show to discuss the lack of identity on the team, the return of Paul DeJong, and whether the Cardinals’ “platoon”-like defense is a pro or a con.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps another Cardinals loss which continues their streak of losing series-openers. Is it time to panic yet???? Daniel Guerrero of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch then joins the show to discuss Jordan Walker’s recent lack of playing time and Matthew Liberatore’s performance in AAA Memphis. Earl Austin Jr., Billikens radio analyst, also joins the show to discuss SLU hiring Chris Harriman as assistant coach and the NBA playoffs. Matt caps off the hour reviewing today’s Cardinals lineup as they meet the Giants for the second game of a four game set in San Fran.
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The second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line is abridged due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals-Giants game. Matt continues the discussion on the hopeful return of the Paul DeJong of old, the Cardinals’ outfield depth, and previews the series against the Giants with beat writer Danny Emerman of KNBR Radio in San Francisco.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses Paul DeJong’s impressive return to the big leagues and why the XFL playoff format is goofy if the 7-3 St. Louis Battlehawks can’t get in. Frank Cusumano, sports director at KSDK, joins the show to elaborate on the Cardinals’ pitching woes, Paul DeJong, and the Battlehawks.
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Nate Gatter, host of KMOX's St. Louis City Soccer Report, joins the show to discuss City SC's game Saturday vs the Colorado Rapids and Tuesday vs Union Omaha in the U.S. Open Cup.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the future of the structure of Major League Baseball, with the possible relocation of the Oakland A’s to Vegas and potential markets that are viable for expansion teams. Matt is also joined by Springfield Cardinals Andrew Buchbinder to give the latest from the Cardinals Double-A affiliate which saw Adam Wainwright rehabilitating with the club.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses St. Louis City SC’s game vs Colorado tomorrow with Nate Gatter; how the Billikens can improve in the off season and the Cardinals’ areas of concern with Bob Ramsey;and some much needed rule changes coming to college football.
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Scott Miller, New York Times contributor and SiriusXM MLB Network Radio Analyst joins the show to discuss his story on Max Scherzer's ejection and suspension for sticky substances.
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It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-heavy hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley discusses some rule changes coming to the Atlantic League, Max Scherzer’s sticky substance ejection with Scott Miller, and which Cardinals might be expendable in a trade.
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MLS analyst for Apple TV Danielle Slaton joins the show to discuss City SC's remarkable season and their upcoming game vs the Colorado Rapids.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the potential relocation of the Oakland Athletics to Las Vegas; how the Cardinals can capitalize on their west coast road trip with FOX 2 sports anchor Kevin Ryans; and St. Louis City SC’s upcoming game vs the Colorado Rapids with MLS with MLS Apple TV analyst Danielle Slaton.
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Maury Brown, senior baseball contributor at Forbes, joins the show to discuss all things concerning Major League Baseball: sticky substances, concession sales amid quickened games, and a potential Salt Lake City expansion.
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Milwaukee Bucks pre/postgame host for the Bucks Radio Network Justin Garcia joins the show to give the latest on the first round of the NBA Playoffs.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Maury Brown, senior baseball contributor at Forbes, to discuss all things concerning Major League Baseball: sticky substances, concession sales amid quickened games, and a potential Salt Lake City expansion. Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline.com then joins the show to express his early concerns for the Cardinals, and Brad Young joins to discuss favorite sports movies.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses: the Cardinals 14-5 win over the Diamondbacks today; their pitching struggles; NBA playoffs with Milwaukee Bucks pre/post host Justin Garcia; and Max Scherzer being ejected for foreign substances.
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In the second hour of today’s show, Nate and Jen continue laws of the Game talk with George Gansner, and then move the conversation over to the women’s US National Team as they prepare for the Women’s World Cup. Grace Restovich joins the show, a US youth national team midfielder who has a very bright future. Lastly, our final guest is Sam Moore, to discuss the St Louis soccer history exhibit.
We’re back with another edition of the St. Louis Soccer Report hosted by Nate Gatter and Jennifer Siess! Today’s show is packed with guests, including STL City SC broadcaster Dale Schilly, and City defender John Nelson, who is coming off a great game last night. When asked about which City defender is most likely to score the next goal, Nelson says, “I’ll take that one.” We wrap up the hour with our weekly segment of Laws of the Game with George Gansner.
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Mr. Soccer and host of Extra Time at the Pitch Bill McDermott joins the show to discuss the US Women’s National Team playing in St. Louis at CITYPARK and what’s next for St. Louis City SC.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley salutes Jim Thomas who is retiring from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch after 48 years. Mr. Soccer and host of Extra Time at the Pitch Bill McDermott then joins the show to discuss the US Women’s National Team playing in St. Louis at CITYPARK, and attorney Brad Young joins to discuss sports gambling in Missouri.
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Tyler Terens, Major League Soccer commentator for Apple TV, joins the show to discuss St. Louis City SC’s season and their upcoming matchup vs Cincinnati.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley gives the good news that the Cardinals finished their road trip at .500 which looked improbable a few games ago. Matt is then joined by Tyler Terens, Major League Soccer commentator for Apple TV, to discuss St. Louis City SC’s season and their upcoming match up vs Cincinnati. Senior MLB writer for the Sporting News, Ryan Fagan, also joins the show to discuss the Cardinals tough but recently redeemable start to the season, and how the pitch clock is affecting pitchers early on.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals-Rockies game. Matt Pauley continues the discussion of the Cardinals’ slow start and how it won’t be representative of their season as a whole. Matt is also joined by Rockies beat writer for the Denver Post Patrick Saunders to discuss the Cardinals-Rockies series.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals-Rockies game. Matt Pauley spends the show explaining why the Cardinals will be just fine despite their tough start to the season,
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Nate and Jen kick off the second hour of tonight's show by finishing up thoughts on City's loss last night, and soon after is joined by Dan Gargan who shares some big news. Next, talk shifts to the US women's national team, who has a tune up game coming up at CITYPARK on Tuesday night, as they prepare for the World Cup.
In the first half of today’s show, hosted by Nate Gatter and Jen Siess, they break down STL City SC’s second loss of the season last night, against the Seattle Sounders, which was by the score of 3-0. Y98 broadcaster Dale Schilly joins the show, and George Gansner sits in for his weekly segment of Laws of the Game.
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Max Bretos, MLS analyst for Apple TV, joins the show to talk St. Louis City SC’s season and their match vs the Seattle Sounders this Saturday.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley steps in Jordan Walker’s shoes to try to comprehend what he is feeling starting for the St. Louis Cardinals on Opening Day and subsequent five games, all of which he has recorded a hit in and reached base safely. KMOX’s golf expert Dan Reardon joins the show live from Augusta, Georgia to recap today’s action from the Masters, and MLS analyst Max Bretos joins to preview St. Louis City SC’s match vs the Seattle Sounders this Saturday.
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Bryan Kennedy, sports reporter for KMOV, joins the show to discuss the awkward tension between Oliver Marmol and Tyler O’Neill, and how Jordan Walker could be the future of the Cardinals.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley reminds all Cardinals fans that the team has only played six games, and it’s too early to jump to conclusions! However, if the Cardinals are looking for success beyond winning their division, they will need to acquire an ace pitcher. Matt is then joined by baseball journalist and historian Lee Lowenfish, to discuss his book Baseball's Endangered Species: Inside the Craft of Scouting by Those Who Lived It. Bryan Kennedy, sports reporter for KMOV, then joins the show to discuss the awkward tension between Oliver Marmol and Tyler O’Neill, and how Jordan Walker could be the future of the Cardinals.
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Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News, joins the show to talk all things Blues, like: the direction GM Doug Armstrong will steer the team, the mystery surrounding the removal of Thomas Greiss’ nameplate in the locker room, and the hopeful return of Robert Thomas and Robert Bortuzzo
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the drama surrounding women’s college basketball players Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese who exchanged taunts during the NCAA tournament, and explains why women college basketball players should not be treated any differently than men. Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and The Hockey News, then joins the show to talk all things Blues, like: the direction GM Doug Armstrong will steer the team, the mystery surrounding the removal of Thomas Greiss’ nameplate in the locker room, and the hopeful return of Robert Thomas and Robert Bortuzzo. KMOX’s legal analyst and attorney Brad Young also joins the show to discuss the legalization of sports wagering in Missouri.
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Daniel Esteve, sports anchor at Fox 2 and KPLR 11, joins the show to discuss the awkward situation between Oliver Marmol and Tyler O'Neill, and the rising popularity of Jordan Walker amongst young fans.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the uncomfortable situation between Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol and outfielder Tyler O’Neill after Marmol was frustrated with O’Neill’s base running in Tuesday’s game vs the Braves. Matt takes your calls to hear your thoughts. Daniel Esteve, sports anchor at FOX 2 and KPLR 11 then joins the show to give his take on the situation and to marvel at Jordan Walker's early season performances.
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To begin the final hour of our show, we continue an elongated segment of Laws of the Game with George Gansner, and we are joined by Sam Wise, of Fleur de Noise, which has taken over CITYPARK. In the next segment, Jen talks with Becky Sauerbrunn of Portland Thorns FC, and captain of the United States women's national soccer team. Lastly, the show caps off with Jeff Robben to discuss youth soccer in the St. Louis area.
In today’s edition of the St. Louis Soccer Report hosted by Nate Gatter and Jennifer Siess, they recap STL City SC’s loss yesterday vs Minnesota. Y98 broadcaster Dale Schilly joins the show, and he looks forward to next week’s matchup in Seattle. Nate and Jen talk with STL City defender Jake Nerwinski and challenge him to try and score a long goal next game. They round out the first hour with Laws of the Game with George Gansner.
Join St. Louis Soccer Legend Bill Mcdermott as he interviews John Kline and AJ Paradoza after the home game against Cinncinati about the game and the World Cupg
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Stadium organist for the Cardinals and Blues Jeremy Boyer makes a guest appearance to give a behind-the-scenes look at his job and to promote his album of organ music “At the Pearly Gates of Baseball Heaven.”
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses how effective the pitch clock is after just one day of baseball (even though the Cardinals game was over three and a half hours!) KSDK sports reporter Corey Miller then joins the show to recap the magic of Opening Day at Busch Stadium and to discuss Willson Contreras’ injury. Stadium organist for the Cardinals and Blues Jeremy Boyer also makes a guest appearance to give a behind-the-scenes look at his job and to promote his album of organ music “At the Pearly Gates of Baseball Heaven.” Matt wraps up the show sharing the news that minor league baseball players will be making more money this season.
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Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, joins the show to preview City SC’s matchup vs Minnesota and whether City will ever lose a game!
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps an amazing Cardinals Opening Day even if it didn’t go the Redbirds way in the end. Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report, then joins the show to preview City SC’s matchup vs Minnesota and whether City will ever lose a game! Matt also provides updates on Willson Contreras who was struck in the knee by a 100+ mph pitch from Jordan Hicks and is considered day-to-day. Do the Cardinals have enough catcher depth catchers to survive an extended Contreras absence? Listen to Sports Open Line to hear what Matt Pauley thinks.
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Matt Pauley continues the Opening Day discussion by speaking with another former Cardinals catcher, Tom Pagnozzi. Tom speaks on the excitement of wearing the Birds on the Bat on Opening Day, Willson Contreras replacing Yadi, and how he developed relationships with his pitchers.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley continues the discussion on Opening Day by speaking with another former Cardinals catcher, Tom Pagnozzi. Tom speaks on the excitement of wearing the Birds on the Bat on Opening Day, Willson Contreras replacing Yadi, and how he developed relationships with his pitchers. Cardinals minor league writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and co-host of “The Best Podcast in the Minors” Daniel Guerrero then joins the show to share what it’s like covering minor leaguers who have “graduated” and made the Opening Day roster, like superstar Jordan Walker. Matt wraps up the hour featuring manager Oliver Marmol’s comments to the media at Busch Stadium today.
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Former Cardinals catcher Gary Bennett joins the show and discusses the electric feeling surrounding Opening Day at Busch Stadium when he played for the Birds in 2006 and 2007; Willson Contreras as a replacement for Yadier Molina; and the Cardinals' ability to develop young talent like Jordan Walker.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley revels in the anticipation before Opening Day tomorrow! Matt is joined by former Cardinals catcher Gary Bennett who explains the electric feeling surrounding Opening Day at Busch Stadium when he played for the Birds in 2006 and 2007. Matt also features Jordan Walker’s comments to the media today, who spoke on his excitement starting on Opening Day.
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Cardinals Spanish language broadcaster Polo Ascencio joins the show to discuss the upcoming Cardinals season and the excitement surrounding Jordan Walker.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley opens up talking about how the transfer portal has changed recruitment and development in college basketball, and how to take advantage of it to make a run in the NCAA Tournament. Cardinals Spanish language broadcaster Polo Ascencio then joins the show to discuss the upcoming season and the excitement surrounding Jordan Walker. Also featured on Sports Open Line tonight: Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol’s comments on the impressive spring performances from Masyn Winn, Taylor Motter, and Nolan Gorman; and the top 10 highest paid players in baseball this year.
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Former Cardinals pitcher Kyle McClellan then joins the show to talk about the Cardinals entering the 2023 season, how their pitching stacks up, his opinions on this year’s rule changes, and a preview of this year’s Chatter’s Box Podcast.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley asks YOU (yes, you)…whether the Cardinals, as of now, are built for the postseason. We know they will succeed in the 162 game regular season, but will that carry over into October? Former Cardinals pitcher Kyle McClellan then joins the show to talk about the Cardinals entering the 2023 season, how their pitching stacks up, his opinions on this year’s rule changes, and a preview of this year’s Chatter’s Box Podcast. Also in tonight’s show: How Dylan Carlson may be used with the abundance of outfielders, and Craig Berube’s comments to the media before the Blues face off against the Vancouver Canucks.
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Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins the show to discuss the potential Jordan Walker brings to the Cardinals roster, his final thoughts on spring training, Opening Day, and the second best team in the NL Central.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley visits with Scott Warmann of Bally Sports Midwest to lament the Billikens’ disappointing season and to discuss the keys to a successful Cardinals ball club. Matt and Scotty also discuss what the rest of the NL Central could look like this upcoming season. Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com also joins the show to discuss the potential Jordan Walker brings to the Cardinals roster, his final thoughts on spring training, Opening Day, and what the second best team in the NL Central is. Matt wraps up the hour featuring audio cuts from Jordan Walker and Taylor Motter, and Tom Ackerman's interview with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak.
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James Westling, ESPN and Learfield play-by-play announcer, joins the show to discuss the transfer portal in today’s era of college basketball, the NCAA Tournament, and which of the final four teams he is the most impressed with.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Danny Vietti, host of the Wake and Rake podcast, to grade the Cardinals’ rotation and which starter is the team’s “X” factor. Matt and Danny also discuss the National League Central, which teams (if any) pose a potential threat to the Cardinals, and whether Shohei Ohtani in a Cardinals jersey is a remote possibility. James Westling, ESPN and Learfield play-by-play announcer, also joins the show to discuss the transfer portal in today’s era of college basketball, the NCAA Tournament, and which of the final four teams he is the most impressed with. Matt wraps up the hour featuring your texts on what your biggest Cardinals concerns are.
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In the second hour of our weekly St. Louis Soccer Report, Nate and Jen are joined by George Gansner for Laws of the Game, and President of the St Louis Hall of Fame Jim Leeker!
In the first hour of the St. Louis Soccer Report, hosted by Nate Gatter and Jennifer Seiss, they are joined by Bill McDermott and Charles Boehm.
Sports Open Line is shortened to just one segment tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals-Nationals game Friday night. Nate Gatter fills in for Matt Pauley and talks all things City SC: defender Kyle Hiebert being added to Team Canada, whether or not the team’s depth will keep them afloat in the dog days of summer, a preview of their game vs Real Salt Lake Saturday at 8:30pm, whether a rivalry will develop with Sporting KC, and how a St. Louis soccer podcast got sued.
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Joe Pott continues to fill in for Matt Pauley tonight, and is joined by Dani Wexelman of MLB Network Radio and ESPN. Dani explains why comparing the World Baseball Classic and MLB is like comparing apples and oranges, and lets us know the stories she’s the most excited about covering this season.Read Dani's Twitter thread about eh WBC and MLB here: https://twitter.com/DaniWex/status/1638924232338857988?s=20
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Joe Pott continues to fill in for Matt Pauley tonight, and in the second hour is joined by Dani Wexelman of MLB Network Radio and ESPN. Dani explains why comparing the World Baseball Classic to the MLB is like comparing apples and oranges, and lets us know the stories she’s the most excited about covering this season. Randy Moehlman, public address announcer for the Battlehawks and play-by-play announcer for Mizzou athletics, also joins the show to discuss the electric atmosphere at Battlehawks home games and how the transfer portal has changed the game of college basketball. Joe wraps up the hour featuring Adam Wainwright’s comments on how much fun he had at the World Baseball Classic.
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John Denton, Cardinals writer for MLB.com, joins Joe to discuss Adam Wainwright's injury, how this affects the rotation, and Nolan Gorman's improvements in camp this spring.
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Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley tonight, and has to be the bearer of some bad news! Adam Wainwright will start the season on the Injured List due to a strained groin suffered in the weight room at the World Baseball Classic. To elaborate on his injury and how this affects the Cardinals starting rotation, John Denton of MLB.com joins the show and gives the scoop live from Jupiter. Brian Dunseth, former Major League Soccer player and now analyst, then joins the show to discuss City SC’s phenomenal, undefeated season so far, and to preview their game vs Real Salt Lake this weekend.
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Sports columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Benjamin Hochman joins the show to explain what is fueling City SC's early and how Jordan Walker’s impressive spring training may land him an Opening Day spot on the roster.
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news of the reassignment of Cardinals pitchers Matthew Liberatore and Dakota Hudson to Memphis (AAA) and how this affects the rotation. Sports columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Benjamin Hochman then joins the show to explain why City SC is playing with a chip on their shoulder and how Jordan Walker’s impressive spring training may land him a spot on the Opening Day roster. Matt also explains what he calls the disparity seen in today’s college basketball realm, and how a school like St. Louis University can benefit from a little extra spending on Name, Image, and Likeness. Matt caps off the hour sharing some exciting news of a new food vendor coming to Busch Stadium.
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Joe Roderick, writer/reporter at ClaibsOnline.com and KMOX’s unofficial “World Baseball Classic correspondent” joins the show to give live updates on the USA-Japan championship game
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley emphasizes how meaningful the World Baseball Classic is and how silly of an argument it is to make that the players involved in the Classic should not be participating. Nate Gatter, host of KMOX’s St. Louis City Soccer Report then joins the show to discuss the World Baseball Classic, what went wrong with Mizzou in the second round vs Princeton, and the yet-to-be-defeated St. Louis City SC. Joe Roderick, writer/reporter at ClaibsOnline.com and KMOX’s unofficial “World Baseball Classic correspondent” also joins the show to give live updates on the USA-Japan championship game. Matt wraps up the hour featuring the pregame comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube on discusses their game vs the Red Wings.
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Alex Gold, host of “Cody & Gold” & “That Betting Show” on 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City, joins the show to discuss Missouri Sports Wagering Bills that could legalize sports gambling in the state.
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley features Tom Ackerman’s one-on-one interview with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak at spring training. Matt also features audio clips from manager Oliver Marmol’s media session today, who discussed watching his players in the World Baseball Classic and Paul DeJong’s injury. Alex Gold, host of “Cody & Gold” & “That Betting Show” on 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City, then joins the show to discuss Missouri Sports Wagering Bills that could legalize sports gambling in the state. John Hancock and Michael Kelley also crash the party to give Matt some parental advice.
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Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline.com joins the show live from LoanDepot Park in Miami to give us the scoop on the World Baseball Classic, including a scary moment where Nolan Arenado got hit by a pitch in the hand, Mark DeRosa’s managing decisions for Team USA, an update on Japan vs Mexico in the semi-finals, and Lars Nootbaar's popularity in Japan.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley speaks with St. Louis Post-Dispatch soccer writer Tom Timmerman on City SC’s undefeated season thus far and how St. Louis is being recognized on a national scale as a soccer powerhouse. Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline.com also joins the show live from LoanDepot Park in Miami to give us the scoop on the World Baseball Classic, including a scary moment where Nolan Arenado got hit by a pitch in the hand, Mark DeRosa’s managing decisions for Team USA, and an update on Japan vs Mexico. Matt closes the hour featuring Adam Wainwright's comments on what it's like playing for Team USA in the WBC.
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In our second hour we talk with St. Louis CITY SC defender Lucas Bartlett after making his first start for the club. Meghann Burke talks about her transition from playing to working in women's professional soccer. Plus, Laws of the Game with George Gansner.
We have a shortened first hour today but a full schedule. We break down last night's City SC historic win with Dale Schilly, talk tickets for the team and USWNT. Plus, we talk to Kevin Byrne about SPENSA and all the charity does for those with special needs.
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Kevin Ryans, sports reporter at FOX 2, joins the show to talk Vashon High School basketball winning state, St. Louis' prowess as one of the top sports cities in the country,
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley questions where Paul DeJong fits on the Cardinals roster, and whether or not he’ll even have a job come Opening Day. FOX 2 sports reporter Kevin Ryans joins the show to discuss St. Louis coming alive with sports this time of year. Matt also features the media comments from Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol and City SC coach Bradley Carnell.
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Matt is joined by St. Louis University athletics play-by-play announcer Colin Suhre to talk about the women’s basketball team who clinched their first berth into the NCAA tournament after winning the Atlantic 10 tournament.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley explains why St. Louis is such a great sports town and cites this upcoming weekend’s Battlehawks, Cardinals, Blues, and City SC games as prime examples. “Sir Soccer” Bill McDermott then joins the show to discuss City SC’s undefeated season thus far and their game tomorrow vs the San Jose Quakes. Matt is also joined by St. Louis University athletics play-by-play announcer Colin Suhre to talk about the women’s basketball team who will face Tennessee in the NCAA Tournament.
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KMOV's newest sports anchor Tamar Sher joins the show to discuss her St. Louis homecoming.
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In hour two of tonight’s edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley explains why Jack Flaherty needs to stay healthy and pitch well if the Cardinals are going to make a deep postseason run. He is then joined by new KMOV Sports Reporter Tamar Sher to discuss her return to St. Louis. Matt also reacts to Oli Marmol's and Jack Flaherty's media sessions to wrap up the hour.
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Blues insider Lou Korac gives his thoughts on why the NHL refs should have let Jordan Binnington and Marc-Andre Fleury go at it in a rare goalie fight in last night’s game between the Blues and Wild.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, hosted by Matt Pauley, hear Matt and Lou Korac discuss why the NHL refs should have let Jordan Binnington and Marc-Andre Fleury go at it in a rare goalie fight in last night’s game between the Blues and Wild. Apple TV commentator and former player Taylor Twellman joins the show to discuss why soccer is easier than ever to watch via the MLS Season Pass. Matt wraps up the hour by recapping early NCAA tournament scores.
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Mizzou football Head Coach Eliah Drinkwitz joins the show to discuss college football recruitment and how the team is lining up going into the 2023-2024 season.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Tom Ackerman is joined by Mizzou football head coach Eliah Drinkwitz to discuss college football recruiting and how the team is lining up for next season. Next, Senior VP of the St. Louis Sports Commission Chris Roseman joins the show to talk about STL city, Battlehawks and how great the fans have been. He caps off today’s show by making a bracket for the NCAA tournament and gives some advice for making your own bracket.
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UMSL Hall of Fame baseball player Ron Edgar joins the show to discuss his collegiate career and Cardinals baseball.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, hosted tonight by Tom Ackerman, he begins by giving some college basketball teams that he likes to go deep in the NCAA tournament and comments on SEMO playing in the First Four. Next, he discusses the Battlehawks’ hot start and players who have stood out in the first four games. In the third segment, Tom goes over Cardinals’ outfield and bullpen competition and what the Opening Day roster should look like. He rounds out the first hour joined by UMSL Hall of Famer Ron Edgar and talking about his college career.
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SLU Women's Basketball Coach Rebecca Tillett joins to discuss their opening NCAA Tournament Game against Tennessee.
St Louis City SC Head Coach Bradley Carnell joins to discuss the team's victory over the Portland Timbers
Tom Ackermann catches up with Yadier Molina and his management of Team Puerto Rico at the World Baseball Classic
Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joins to discuss young prospects getting chances at Spring Training.
St Louis City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel joins to recap St Louis City's hot start after their 2-1 road victory against the Portland Timbers.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Tom Ackermann, St Louis City Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel joins to recap the team's third straight victory. Ackermann then is joined by Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak about the World Baseball Classic and the Cardinals young prospects getting more opportunities. He then is joined by Yadier Molina to discuss Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic. STL City SC Manager Bradley Carnell then joins to recap the start of the season. The hour concludes with SLU Women's Basketball Coach Rebecca Tillett to discuss their opening game in the NCAA Tournament against Tennessee.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Tom Ackermann filling in, he discusses the NCAA Tournament and different upset teams to keep an eye out for as well as what to expect from the Missouri Tigers. He takes calls answering questions about the St Louis Battlehawks, the home crowd, how the high activity of sports in the city could be helpful for downtown, and if the NFL will ever return to St Louis.
In our second and final hour we talk with Bry McCarthy about youth soccer and former US National player Lori Chalupney. Plus, Jen and George talk to soccer writer Zach Lowy and Mitch Morice of the Saint Louligans.
Jen and George bring you all the soccer talk you need. In hour one we talk City SC making history, City SC broadcaster Dale Schilly. Plus, Laws of the Game and Lindsey Kennedy Eversmeyer.
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Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins Matt to share the latest from Cardinals spring training camp.
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Carter Chapley joins the show to recap the Billikens' 82-54 victory over George Mason earlier today.
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In the second hour of tonight's show, Matt Pauley discusses Albert Pujols' appearance in Jupiter this morning and his retirement plans, then is joined by Rob Rains to talks positional battles and standout prospects in Cardinals camp. Matt also reacts to Oli Marmol's pre/postgame media comments and wraps up the show by recapping the Billikens' win in their first game of the A10 tournament.
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In the first hour of tonight's show, Matt Pauley gives his opinion on Dakota Hudson's outing today vs. Nicaragua, Carter Chapley talks about the Billikens' victory over George Mason in the A10 Quarterfinals, SEMO Men's Basketball Head Coach Brad Korn joins the show to discuss their OVC championship, and Matt reacts to Craig Berube's recent media comments.
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St. Louis University women's basketball coach Rebecca Tillett joins the show to discuss the team's performance in the Atlantic-10 tournament which ultimately saw them becoming tournament champions.
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley dives into the Cardinals’ 16-3 loss to the Tigers, and discusses the stand out minor league players with Brian Walton of TheCardinalNation.com. Nate Gatter also joins the show to talk St. Louis City SC and Mizzou basketball.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals’ 16-3 loss to the Detroit Tigers in today’s spring training game, and speaks with Will Leitch, MLB contributing editor for New York Magazine, on the Cardinals and the potential Jordan Walker brings. St. Louis University women’s basketball head coach Rebecca Tillett also joins the show to discuss the team’s performance in the Atlantic 10 tournament which ultimately saw them becoming tournament champions. Matt wraps up the hour featuring Blues coach Craig Berube’s pregame comments to the media before the team faces off against the Arizona Coyotes.
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In the lone hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Tom Ackermann as they recap STL Sports from the weekend. Matt proceeds to discuss Cardinals baseball, the solid pitching from today's game, and Oli Marmol's post game comments. He wraps up the hour discussing Battlehawks Head Coach Anthony Becht and his post game comments following their loss against D.C.
On this edition of the Billikens Coaches Show, Bob Ramsey is joined by Men's Basketball Head Coach Travis Ford as they discuss the upcoming Atlantic 10 Tournament. Rammer is then joined by Women's Basketball players Julia Martinez and Mia Nicastro as they discuss winning the A-10 Tournament and previewing the NCAA Tournament.
St. Louis Soccer Legend Bill McDermott talks with St. Louis City SC broadcasters Joey and Dale, KXOK-AM MLS Spanish Broadcaster Santiago Beltran and more about the game.
Bill McDermott hosts from the Pitch Athletic Club and Bar after the winning home opener and invites guests like Brad Davis and Commentator Dale Schilley and Joey Zanaboni
Tom Ackerman and Jennifer Seese joins from Citypark for the pregame event for St. Louis City SC.
Commissioner Don Garber joins, and then color commentator for Apple TV+'s MLS Coverage, Taylor Twellman joins, and then Joey Zanaboni and Dale Schilly, Y98's broadcasters for them alks about the sport, then St. Louis soccer legend Bill McDermot closes the hour.
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Daniel Guerrero, St. Louis Cardinals minor league writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, joins the show to discuss which young stars are standing out at camp this year.
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In the second hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses Adam Wainwright's performance today and his departure for the World Baseball Classic. Daniel Guerrero of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch then joins the show to discuss emerging Cardinals prospects and the splash they can make at camp this spring. Matt caps of the hour featuring clips from Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol and Battlehawks coach Anthony Becht's media sessions today.
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Santiago Beltran, Spanish broadcaster for St. Louis City SC, joins the show to preview the team's home opener this Saturday night.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals’ 6-0 loss to the Houston Astros in today’s spring training action, and discusses Adam Wainwright’s lower back discomfort that affected his performance today. Matt is also joined by St. Louis City SC Spanish broadcaster Santiago Beltran to discuss City SC’s home opener vs Charlotte Saturday night.
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Matt is joined by Cardinals Spanish broadcaster Polo Ascencio to discuss the first ever Spanish-language broadcast of Cardinals spring training games.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens Coaches Show. Matt Pauley discusses St. Louis City SC’s season opening win over Austin, Cardinals spring training thus far, and is then joined by Cardinals Spanish broadcaster Polo Ascencio to discuss the first ever Spanish-language broadcast of Cardinals spring training games. Matt also features manager Oliver Marmol's comments to the media today, and unpacks the tension between Marmol and umpire C.B. Bucknor.
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Tom Ackerman is courtside at Chaifetz Arena and is joined live by SLU women’s basketball head coach Rebecca Tillett and players Kyla McMakin, Brooke Flowers, and Julia Martinez to discuss the Atlantic 10 women’s tournament and how the team’s third seeding and double-bye affects their game plan.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses Craig Berube and Alexey Torpchenko's comments following the Blues loss to the Canucks. Fox 2 Sports Reporter Daniel Esteve joins to discuss St Louis City SC's first game. He also discusses Willson Contreras and the work he has been doing in Spring Training.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Tampa Bay Rays’ Ryan Thompson messy arbitration hearing; Cardinals Spring Training headlines with the team’s beat writer for MLB.com John Denton; cuts from manager Oliver Marmol's session with the media at Spring Training; and promising TV ratings after the Battlehawk's first game of the season.
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Matt Pauley continues to broadcast live from Jupiter, Florida at Cardinals Spring Training and gives today’s headlines coming out of camp. Evan Drellich, senior baseball writer for The Athletic, then joins the show to discuss his book about the Houston Astros cheating scandal Winning Fixes Everything: How Baseball's Brightest Minds Created Sports' Biggest Mess. Andrew Gavin, the new Director of Athletics at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville also joins the show to discuss his new role and the philosophy he wants to implement with the Cougars. Matt caps off the hour featuring the pregame comments from St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube as he leads his team into battle against the Vancouver Canucks.
In the lone hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by KMOV Cardinals writer Brendan Schaeffer to talk Cardinals baseball and the start of Spring Training. Matt also reviews Oli Marmol's comments from Spring Training today. He wraps up the show by discussing the St Louis Battlehawks exciting first victory of the season.
In this edition of the Billikens Coaches Show with Tom Ackerman, Saint Louis Women's Basketball Head Coach Rebecca Tillett joins as well as players Kennedy Calhoun and Peyton Kennedy. They discuss the Billikens recent performance as well as their big Senior Day win and their late season run in the Atlantic 10 Conference.
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A sunburnt Daniel Esteve from FOX 2 joins Matt at Cardinals spring training camp to discuss Tyler O’Neill’s offseason, the benefit of having a balance of veterans and young guns on this year’s club, and other stories coming out of Jupiter
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses Ryan Helsley’s arbitration with the Cardinals and how developing some sort of algorithm could potentially avoid this uncomfortable process between MLB players and the front office. A sunburnt Daniel Esteve from FOX 2 joins Matt at Cardinals spring training camp to discuss Tyler O’Neill’s offseason, the benefit of having a balance of veterans and young guns on this year’s club, and other stories coming out of Jupiter. Matt wraps up the hour sharing audio cuts from Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol’s media session today and the news that Scott Rolen will be entering the Hall of Fame as a St. Louis Cardinal.
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ESPN Baseball Insider Jesse Rogers joins the show to discuss Scott Rolen entering the Hall of Fame as a Cardinal, whether a Corbin Burnes trade is a possibility, how Cubs fans feels seeing Willson Contreras in a Cardinals jersey, the now-permanent ghost runner on second base in extra innings, and the future of regional sports networks.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley explains why MLB’s arbitration process is so uncomfortable, citing the Brewers’ Corbin Burnes and the Cardinals’ own Ryan Helsley as examples. ESPN Baseball Insider Jesse Rogers then joins the show to discuss Scott Rolen entering the Hall of Fame as a Cardinal, whether a Corbin Burnes trade is a possibility, how Cubs fans feels seeing Willson Contreras in a Cardinals jersey, the now-permanent ghost runner on second base in extra innings, and the future of regional sports networks. Matt also features audio from Blues coach Craig Berube who spoke with the media on the team’s win vs New Jersey, Torey Krug’s status, and their next game against a tough Colorado Avalanche team.
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Matt Snyder, MLB writer for CBS Sports, joins the show to commemorate Tim McCarver, to discuss Corbin Burnes' unpleasant arbitration with the Milwaukee Brewers, and to analyze the rule changes that will be taking effect this MLB season.
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Matt is joined at Cardinals Spring Training camp by KMOV sports anchor Bryan Kennedy to discuss Adam Wainwright pitching live batting practice today and watching Jordan Walker fight for his spot on the roster.
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the uncomfortable arbitration Milwaukee Brewer’s starter Corbin Burnes experienced that evoked the narrative he was responsible for his team missing the playoffs. Bryan Kennedy, sports reporter for KMOV, also joins Matt in Jupiter, FL to discuss Adam Wainwright pitching live batting practice and Jordan Walker living up to expectations at camp. Matt also features manager Oliver Marmol's comments to the media today.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley pays respects to former Cardinals catcher and Hall of Fame broadcaster Tim McCarver who passed away today at 81, and features a portion of his speech at his 2017 induction into the Cardinals Hall of Fame. Matt Snyder of CBS Sports joins the show to discuss McCarver and MLB rule changes taking effect this season. Matt caps off the hour featuring the pregame comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube who leads his squad into battle against the New Jersey Devils tonight.
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KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano joins the show to discuss Cardinals Spring Training, John Mozeliak’s contract extension, the lack of chemistry on this year’s Billikens team, and the impressive group Mizzou head coach Dennis Gates is leading.
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Corey Miller, sports journalist at KSDK, joins Matt at Cardinals spring training camp in Jupiter to discuss Nolan Arenado's fielding drills, John Mozeliak's extension as President of Baseball Operations, the organization post-Mozeliak, and whether or not Jordan Walker will make the Opening Day roster.
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley, is joined by KSDK sports reporter Corey Miller to discuss the storylines seen at this year’s Cardinals Spring Training: John Mozeliak’s contract extension, Nolan Arenado’s fielding work, how the World Baseball Classic creates competitive opportunities for young players like Jordan Walker, and what it’s like interviewing Willson Contreras. Matt also features John Mozeliak and Bill DeWitt Jr.'s comments to the media at Cardinals camp in Jupiter, and Willson Contreras describing putting on a Cardinals jersey for the first time.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano to discuss Cardinals Spring Training, John Mozeliak’s contract extension, the lack of chemistry on this year’s Billikens team, and the impressive group Mizzou head coach Dennis Gates is leading. Matt also features the pregame comments of St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube who previews their matchup vs the Florida Panthers; and discusses the rule changes coming to Major League Baseball this season.
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Sports Open Line is shortened to one hour tonight due to the Billikens Coaches Show. Matt Pauley is in Jupiter, Florida and gives you today's news from Cardinals Spring Training. Matt features the comments from Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, who speaks on the highest competitive positions, Jordan Walker seeing some major league playing time, and the coaching staff turnover. Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol also speaks, giving his thoughts on the new Wainwright/Contreras battery, the level of competition in this year's club, and his new staff.
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The voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins men’s coach Travis Ford courtside at Chaifetz Arena to discuss the team’s win over Rhode Island, their loss to Dayton, and their pursuit for consistent success from every player each game. Also discussed: Yuri Collins becoming the Atlantic 10’s all-time leader in assists, Gibson Jimerson surpassing 200 three-pointers, and their upcoming game vs Davidson.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX's broadcast of the Billikens game. Matt Pauley continues the discussion of the Vladimir Tarasenko trade, and is joined by sportswriter for the Kansas City Star Blair Kerkhoff to talk about the Chiefs going into the Super Bowl. Matt caps off the hour featuring the morning skate comments of St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube.
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In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by CBS, Turner, and Westwood One broadcaster Kevin Harlan to preview the Super Bowl between the Chiefs and Eagles. Matt also features the comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube who spoke on the trade of Vladimir Tarasenko and Niko Mikkola to the New York Rangers in exchange for Sammy Blais, Hunter Skinner, and conditional draft picks. Matt also takes your calls to get your thoughts on the trade.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news of the St. Louis Blues trading Vladimir Tarasenko and Niko Mikkola to the New York Rangers in exchange for forward Sammy Blais, defenseman prospect Hunter Skinner, a conditional first-round pick in the 2023 NHL Draft and a fourth-round pick in the 2024 NHL Draft. Matt features the comments of Blues GM Doug Armstrong who elaborates on the trade and shares his praise for the returning former Blue Sammy Blais. Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline then joins the show live from Phoenix to give his predictions on the Super Bowl and his take on the Blues trade.
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Mike Reis, SIU Salukis basketball play-by-play announcer, joins the show to discuss the team’s 18-7 overall record thus far, their upcoming game vs the UIC Flames, and the rest of the impressive Missouri Valley Conference.
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The second hour of Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the SLU vs Rhode Island game. Matt Pauley discusses Aaron Rodgers’ “darkness retreat”, Billikens basketball with Carter Chapley of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and college basketball news across the region.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley explains how the new MLB rule changes will affect today’s game, and features audio from Paul Goldschmidt, Nolan Arenado, and Adam Wainwright who spoke today on the World Baseball Classic. Mike Reis, SIU Salukis basketball play-by-play announcer, then joins the show to discuss the team’s 18-7 overall record thus far, their upcoming game vs the UIC Flames, and the rest of the impressive Missouri Valley Conference. Matt caps off the hour featuring clips from Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce who spoke on the anticipation of the Super Bowl this Sunday.
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Sports Open Line is abridged tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. In tonight’s show, Matt Pauley laments the Billikens’ disappointing 73-65 loss to VCU and why it’s a tougher pill to swallow than their loss to Fordham. Taylor Bisciotti of the NFL Network then joins the show to discuss the Super Bowl, Patrick Mahomes’ ankle injury, the Broncos hiring Sean Payton, and Tom Brady delaying his sportscaster career. Matt caps off the hour with discussion on the Pro Bowl and a reminder that Cardinals baseball is closer than you think!
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Billikens broadcaster Earl Austin, Jr. hosts this evening’s Billikens Coaches Show and is joined by men’s coach Travis Ford live from Chaifetz Arena to discuss the team’s 73-65 loss to VCU, areas of concern for the team, the energy a sold out home crowd brings, and their upcoming match against Rhode Island.
In the second hour of KMOX’s inaugural St. Louis City Soccer Report, Nate Gatter and Jen Sies Gansner are joined by: Tom Timmermann, St. Louis City SC writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to discuss the team’s training camp in Florida; City SC defender John Nelson to discuss his trade from Cincinnati FC to St. Louis; and Pete Wood, Vice President of Creative and Content for St. Louis City SC to discuss City branding and his City podcast.
Welcome to the St. Louis City Soccer Report! Hosted by Nate Gatter and Jen Sies Gansner, the Soccer Report is a deep dive into all things soccer: St. Louis City SC, news across Major League Soccer, and even discussion on the 2026 World Cup. In this inaugural show, Nate and Jen are joined by Spanish broadcaster for City2 Santiago Beltran to discuss City SC, the readiness of young players like Caden Glover, and the atmosphere CITYPARK will offer to its fans and players. City SC winger Jared Stroud then joins the show to discuss his trade from Austin FC to St. Louis and his anticipation for St. Louis’s home opener. St. Louis’s own “Mr. Soccer” Bill McDermott also joins Nate and Jen to cap off the hour with discussion on the 2026 World Cup and the immense role the United States will play in it.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley questions why people are mad at St. Louisans for rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, and features comments from Battlehawks head coach Anthony Becht who updates the media on training camp and roster finalization. St. Louis baseball historian Brian Flaspohler then joins the show to promote his lecture series “The History of St. Louis Baseball," a deep dive into the history of the Cardinals and Browns, dating back to the 1800s all the way up until the modern day. Flaspohler is also a member of SABR, or the Society for American Baseball Research, and explains the importance of research and analysis in today’s game. Nate Gatter and Jen Sies Gansner also join Matt in-studio to preview their inaugural show "The St. Louis City Soccer Report."
Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8pm on KMOX barring any Billikens or NFL games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by NFL broadcaster for Westwood One and former offensive lineman Ross Tucker to recap the NFC and AFC Championship games, and to preview the Super Bowl LVII. Author Tim Hagerty then joins the show to discuss his book "Tales from the Dugout", a collection of humorous stories from Minor League Baseball. Matt caps off the hour resurrecting an old fear...streaming services are back with exclusive broadcast rights to certain Cardinals games!
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Russell Baxter, NFL writer and historian, joins the show to discuss the AFC and NFC championship games this weekend, and to preview Super Bowl LVII.
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Sports Open Line is limited to one hour today due to KMOX's broadcast of the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. In tonight's show, Matt Pauley continues to share his woes over the St. Louis Blues before recapping this weekend’s AFC and NFC championship games. Russell Baxter, NFL writer and historian with FanSided, joins the show to analyze the games and to preview Super Bowl LVII. Matt caps off the hour discussing the impressive story lines seen this season from Mizzou and SLU’s men’s basketball teams, and the news of the Miami Marlins’ Jazz Chisholm, Jr. becoming the face of MLB The Show 23.
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Tom Ackerman brings you tonight's Billikens Basketball Coaches Show live and court-side from Chaifetz Arena! Tom discusses the impressive recent wins from both the men's and women's teams before being joined by women's head coach Rebecca Tillett.
Time to talk football! Matt Pauley is joined by Mike Tanier of Football Outsiders and Mike Mitchell of FanSided to talk about the AFC and NFC Championship games this weekend, and how football leagues like the XFL and USFL can survive alongside the NFL. Matt also features the pregame comments from Blues coach Craig Berube, and gives a public service announcement that it’s not cool for fans to interfere at with the game at public sporting events!
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is finally accepting the fact that the St. Louis Blues are just not a good team this year. Matt discusses the Houston Astros hiring Dana Brown, baseball's only black General Manager, and is joined by Dan Szymborski, senior writer at FanGraphs, to discuss Scott Rolen’s Hall of Fame selection into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Matt caps off the hour with a grim outlook on the fate of regional sports networks, which could lose the rights to your favorite team’s games to streaming services.
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Mike Kelly of the NHL Network joins the show to discuss the predicament the St. Louis Blues are in with a number of players becoming unrestricted free agents soon and their less-than-desirable 2022-23 season.
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Hannah Keyser, baseball writer at Yahoo Sports, joins the show to discuss Scott Rolen's selection into the Baseball Hall of Fame, and rule changes coming to Major League Baseball this year.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Mike Kelly of NHL Network to discuss the Blues’ lackluster season and whether or not they'll make a splash in the playoffs (being they get in). Matt also takes your calls to hear your thoughts on former Cardinals hot corner Scott Rolen being elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame and which players you think should be inducted.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news that Scott Rolen as been selected to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame! To elaborate on his future induction, Matt is joined by ESPN Baseball Insider Kiley McDaniel and Yahoo Sports baseball writer Hannah Keyser. Also discussed: MLB rule changes, where Jordan Walker ranks in the Top 100 Prospects list, and Blues hockey.
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Jeff Kerr, NFL writer at CBS Sports, joins the show to discuss this past weekend's divisional playoff games and the upcoming conference championships.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. In tonight's show, Matt shares the news of Atlanta Braves television play-by-play broadcaster Chip Caray stepping away from the team to become the TV voice of the Cardinals. Caray is the grandson of former Cardinals broadcaster Harry Caray. Matt also discusses the NFL Playoffs with Jeff Kerr of CBS Sports, and why former Cards hot corner Scott Rolen deserves to be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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It's the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show, live from Fieldhouse! KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman is joined by Associate Head Coach Corey Tate to discuss the importance of the team’s depth, conference play, the team's win over La Salle, and former Billikens in the NBA.
STL City 2 and Mizzou Athletics broadcaster Nate Gatter joins to discuss St. Louis City SC Soccer as well as what to look forward to in the MLS season.
Lou Korac from NHL.com joins to discuss Blues hockey and gives update on the 2023 off-season as well as the salary cap. He discusses when we should expect to see players like Torey Krug and Vladimir Tarasenko back. He also discusses the impact of players like Calle Rosen for the time in the period of injuries.
John Healy of Audacy Sports gives his biggest takeaways from the NFL Wildcard Round and discusses the NFL Divisional Round
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, Blues writer for NHL.com Lou Korac joins to discuss Blues hockey and when we could see players like Torey Krug and Vladimir Tarasenko back on the ice. St Louis City SC 2 and Mizzou Athletics broadcaster Nate Gatter also joins to discuss St. Louis City SC soccer as well as the MLS season and what to look forward to. Matt wraps up the hour by discussing the NIL situation with QB Jaden Rashada and how it could effect what NIL looks like in the future.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, John Healy of Audacy Sports joins to discuss the NFL Playoffs Divisional Round. Stu Durando of the Post-Dispatch joins as well to discuss Billikens Basketball. Matt wraps up the hour discussing the Pablo Lopez/Luis Arraez trade between the Twins and Marlins.
Cardinals pregame & postgame broadcaster Joe Pott joins to discuss Winter Warm-Up to discuss his biggest takeaways from Winter Warm-Up including comments made by John Mozeliak, Jack Flaherty, and Randy Flores.
Tom Ackerman catches up with Cardinals pitcher Drew VerHagen at Winter Warm-Up and his transition in 2022 to St Louis.
In hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley continues to discuss his biggest takeaways from Winter Warm-Up. He plays an interview that Tom Ackerman had with Cardinals pitcher Drew Verhagen. He then has Cardinals pregame & post game broadcaster Joe Pott join to discuss the Redbirds.
Hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps this weekend's Winter Warm-Up. Kevin Wheeler also joins the show to discuss his biggest takeaways from Winter Warm-Up.
Cardinals Pitchers, Steven Matz and Dakota Hudson join host Matt Pauley to talk developing skills in the offseason, injuries, spring training, and much more.
Winter Warmup coverage continues with Matt Pauley talks to Tommy Edman, Nolan Gorman, and Tyler O'neill.
Winter Warmup coverage continues with Matt Pauley talks with Jordan Hicks, Alec Burlason, and Andrew Knizner. Listen to hear about thee offseason, improvments made, spring training, and more.
Winter Warmup coverage continues with Matt Pauley talks with Matthew Liberatore, Chris Stratton and JoJo Romero about last season and building up to spring training.
A special Winter Warmup edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks with pitchers James Naile and Jake Walsh. He also talks about arbitration numbers and baseball headlines.
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Benjamin Hochman of the Post-Dispatch joins the show to preview his special presentation on the 2011 World Series Cardinals team which takes place at the Shark Bar in Ballpark Village Saturday at 3pm. Matt and Benjamin also give their outlook on the 2023 Cardinals season, and review the team’s offseason moves thus far.
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Lead Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Derrick Goold, joins the show and discusses his story on Nolan Arenado’s batting cage work at his training facility dubbed "The Warehouse", and the news of Joe McEwing replacing Matt Holliday as Cardinals bench coach after Holliday resigned from the position yesterday.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley explains why the Joe McEwing hire will benefit the Cardinals, and features the morning skate comments of St. Louis Blues coach Craig Berube who speaks on last night’s loss to the Calgary Flames. Matt also previews the NFL playoffs, and replay’s Cardinals President Bill Dewitt III’s interview with Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors on The Show.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by lead Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Derrick Goold, who discusses his story on Nolan Arenado’s offseason batting cage work, and Joe McEwing replacing Matt Holliday as Cardinals bench coach after Holliday resigned from the position yesterday. Benjamin Hochman, also of the Post-Dispatch, then joins the show to preview his special presentation on the 2011 World Series Cardinals team which takes place at the Shark Bar in Ballpark Village Saturday at 3pm.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the St. Louis University Women’s Basketball game vs Rhode Island. In tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of Matt Holliday resigning as Cardinals bench coach, and why replacement Joe McEwing is a worthy substitute. Michael Hall, Executive Director at Cardinals Care, then joins the show to preview Cardinals Winter Warm-Up happening at Ballpark Village this weekend. Matt caps off the hour by discussing the horrendous officiating in last night’s SLU men’s basketball game that saw head coach Travis Ford ejected after two unnecessary technical fouls.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps a great NFL weekend that saw the Detroit Lions defeat the Green Bay Packers 20-16, and the Buffalo Bills score a touchdown on the return opening kickoff- the Bills’ first play after Damar Hamlin’s collapse last Monday. Matt also features interview cuts from John Mozeliak who speaks on the remainder of the Cardinals off-season; and Scott Warmann of Bally Sports Midwest joins the show to discuss Cardinals, Blues, Billikens, and Missouri Valley Conference basketball.
It’s the first Billikens Basketball Coaches Show of the season! The voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey is joined by head coach Travis Ford to discuss the transfer portal, the freshmen stepping up and making a difference, the toughness of Yuri Collins, and A10 conference play. The two also recap the Billikens’ victory over St. Bonaventure by featuring the game's best highlights as heard on KMOX, and preview their next game vs George Mason.
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Anthony Miller, reporter for the XFL News Hub, joins the show to discuss the XFL’s 2023 schedule, the XFL's competition with the USFL, and St. Louis’ own Battlehawks.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of Billikens’ guard Fred Thatch Jr. suffering a torn ACL in their last game vs UMass, thus ending his collegiate basketball career. Matt is then joined by Anthony Miller, reporter for the XFL News Hub, to discuss the XFL’s 2023 schedule and St. Louis’ own Battlehawks. Matt caps off the hour with a funny story of a drunken Milwaukee Brewer fan going on a thieving rampage, and the comments from Mizzou men’s basketball head coach Dennis Gates marveling at the team’s fourth straight sell out.
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MLB hitting instructor Andrew Aydt of Driveline Baseball joins the show to discuss working with Cardinals sluggers Nolan Arenado and Lars Nootbaar in the batting cage. Andrew dives head-first into the data that makes professional ballplayers even better at the plate by hooking them up to motion sensing electrodes that record their bat speed, sweet spot position, bat path, and more.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by MLB hitting instructor Andrew Aydt of Driveline Baseball who discusses working with Cardinals sluggers Nolan Arenado and Lars Nootbaar in the batting cage. Andrew dives head-first into the data that makes professional ballplayers even better at the plate by hooking them up to motion sensing electrodes that map their swing, recording bat speed, sweet spot position, bat path, and more. Later in the show,Matt shares the news of the Dodgers designating Trevor Bauer for assignment and the mammoth amount of viewers the NFL pulled in 2022.
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Matt Pauley looks back at the year that was in sports and speaks with a number of guests as they discuss the biggest stories in 2022.
Hear:
Kyle Irving of Sporting News talking about the legacy of Bill Russell
Howard Fendrich of AP Sports talking about the careers of Roger Federer and Serena Williams;
Roger Gonzalez of CBS Sports talking US Men's National Team and the World Cup;
Justin Garcia of the Milwaukee Bucks radio network talking all-things NBA;
Tisha Thompson of ESPN talking about the legal/off-field issues involving the Washington Commanders;
Jordan D. Hill of Dawgs247 talking Georgia Football;
Maury Brown of Forbes Sports looking back at the year that was in baseball;
Cody Stoots of ESPN 97.5 Houston talking Deshaun Watson;
and Greg Peterson of VSiN Live talking about sports gambling
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Former NFL tight end Ed Smith speaks on the evolution of player safety in the NFL and Damar Hamlin’s on-field cardiac arrest Monday night.
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In the second hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by former NFL tight end Ed Smith who speaks on player safety in the NFL and Damar Hamlin’s on-field cardiac arrest Monday night. A replay of Tom Ackerman’s interview with former KMOX sports host and NFL offensive tackle Dan Dierdorf is also featured as Dan shares his own personal experiences with the dangers of playing football.
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Matt Stahl, Mizzou athletics reporter for the Columbia Tribune and USA Today, joins the show to discuss Mizzou basketball’s #20 ranking, Isiaih Mosley’s future with the team, and their game vs. #13 Arkansas tomorrow.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of Buffalo Bills’ safety Damar Hamlin’s collapse on-field which caused the postponement of the Bills-Bengals game and garnered national attention, especially over the NFL’s alleged attempt to give players five minutes to get ready to resume play after the incident. Matt Stahl, Mizzou athletics reporter for the Columbia Tribune and USA Today, then joins the show to discuss Mizzou basketball’s #20 ranking, Isiaih Mosley’s future with the team, and their game vs. #13 Arkansas tomorrow. A replay of Tom Ackerman's interview with former Blues defenseman Chris Pronger is also featured as he discusses his on-ice collapse in 1998 in light of Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest on-field Monday night.
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In our final hour of Sports Open Line for 2022, we hear from Craig Berube. Plus, Matt talks with Stu Durando about SLU basketball and their path to the NCAA Tournament. Finally, Jerry Palm joins the show ahead of the CFP semi-finals.
Jerry joins the show to talk the rest of the college football bowl season and the CFP that will start tomorrow. Plus, a little college basketball.
The final Sports Open Line of 2022 starts with some Blues talk after the team defeated the Blackhawks last night. Plus, Howard Richards talks some Mizzou football and we get his thoughts on Dennis Gates and the men's basketball team. Finally, SIUE head men's basketball coach Brian Barone after his team's hot start.
The Cougars are 10-4 as we start conference play in the Ohio Valley and coach Brian Barone chats about his team with Matt.
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Kevin McAlpin, the pre- and post-game host for the Atlanta Braves Radio Network, joins the show to discuss catcher Sean Murphy’s six-year $73 million deal with the team and general manager Alex Anthopoulos’ track record of locking in several key players to extensive deals at reasonable prices.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley explains why the Blues are “an infuriating team” this season and discusses Kobe Brown’s performance in Mizzou’s 89-75 victory over Kentucky. Kevin McAlpin, the pre- and post-game host for the Atlanta Braves Radio Network, then joins the show to discuss catcher Sean Murphy’s six-year, $73 million deal with the team and general manager Alex Anthopoulos’ track record of locking in several key players to extensive deals at reasonable prices. Matt also shares the pregame comments of Blues coach Craig Berube who speaks before their matchup at home vs. the Chicago Blackhawks.
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Charles Boehm, national soccer writer for MLSSoccer.com, joins the show to discuss the progress the US Men’s National team has made in recent years and the inaugural St. Louis CITY SC season next year. Is CITY SC’s reliance on minor league players and lack of MLS experience a concern? Charles thinks so- hear more of his thoughts in this segment from Sports Open Line.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Joe Pott discusses the mystery surrounding Carlos Correa’s physical and the St. Louis Battlehawks earning the number 1 pick in the 2023 XFL Supplemental Draft taking place on January 1st. Charles Boehm, national soccer writer for MLSSoccer.com, then joins the show to discuss the progress the US Men’s National team has made in recent years and the inaugural St. Louis CITY SC season next year. Joe also shares the news of Miami Dolphins’ QB Tua Tagovailoa’s return to concussion protocol and the Texas Rangers’ reported agreement with pitcher Nathan Eovaldi.
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Joe Lunardi, ESPN’s college basketball “Bracketologist” joins the show to discuss the Billikens’ recent woes, including a home loss to SIUE despite being up 18 points; Mizzou’s victory over Illinois in the Braggin’ Rights Game, and a dismal outlook on the Atlantic 10’s probability of having multiple schools in the NCAA Tournament.
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Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley in tonight’s Sports Open Line! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Joe shares the pregame comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube who speaks on Torey Krug’s injury, the return of Jordan Kyrou, and their match up versus the Toronto Maple Leafs. Benjamin Hochman of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch then joins the show to discuss the Blues, Mizzou basketball, Billikens basketball, and to pay respects to the recently passed Demetrious Johnson. Johnson was a St. Louis native and former NFL safety who was known for his charitable work in the community. Joe Lunardi, ESPN’s college basketball “Bracketologist” also joins the show to discuss the Billikens’ recent woes, including a home loss to SIUE despite being up 18 points; Mizzou’s victory over Illinois in the Braggin’ Rights Game; and to give a dismal outlook on the Atlantic 10’s probability of having multiple schools in the NCAA Tournament.
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Matt Pauley shares today's hot stove news and where he thinks the Cubs will place next season.
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Kevin Ryans, Sports Reporter at KTVI FOX2 and KPLR 11, joins the show to discuss Kobe Brown's insane performance in Mizzou’s beat down of Illinois in the Braggin’ Rights Game, and the pressure the Blues are under in order to make the playoffs this season.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses recent hot stove news and how Nolan Arenado could have made an immense amount of money in the market had he chosen to opt out of his contract with the Cardinals. Kevin Ryans, Sports Reporter at KTVI FOX2 and KPLR 11, then joins the show to discuss Mizzou’s beat down of Illinois in the Braggin’ Rights Game and the pressure the Blues are under in order to make the playoffs this season. Matt also discusses how local TV may soon lose sports to streaming services- the likes of which we’ve already seen this season with Friday Night Baseball and Thursday Night Football on Apple TV+ and Amazon Prime, respectively. Do you know where you can always find Cardinals baseball, though? KMOX!
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX's broadcast of the SLU vs SIUE game. Joe Pott, KMOX sports host and SIUE play-by-play announcer, joins the show to preview the game. Brad Underwood, men's basketball coach at the University of Illinois, also joins the show to preview the Mizzou-Illini Braggin' Rights Game.
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Daniel Esteve, sports reporter at Fox 2, joins the show to discuss STL City SC’s inaugural 2023 season, next year's schedule, and the Mizzou-Illinois Braggin' Rights game.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Gabe DeArmond of PowerMizzou.com to discuss Mizzou football and basketball, and the Braggin’ rights game between Mizzou and Illinois on Thursday. Daniel Esteve, sports reporter at Fox 2, then joins the show to discuss STL City SC’s inaugural 2023 season and their schedule which got released today. Also discussed on Sports Open Line: a possible soccer rivalry may develop between STL City SC and Sporting KC; Jordan Kyrou sustained an upper-body injury in last night's game vs the Canucks and will miss tonight's game vs the Kraken; and local sports may be not be on local television for long .
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Missouri State football’s new head coach Ryan Beard joins the show to talk about his new role, his coaching journey that brought him to where he is today, and his interesting family dynamic.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Blues writer for NHL.com Lou Korac to discuss the Blues’ 4 game win streak, Jordan Kyrou’s hat trick vs the Canucks, Jordan Binnington’s improvements, and a skill set of Vladimir Tarasenko’s that Lou believes is underrated. Missouri State football’s new head coach Ryan Beard then joins the show to talk about his new role and his coaching journey that brought him to where he is today. Also discussed on Sports Open Line: The 2023 Major League Soccer schedule has been released; the annual Mizzou vs Illinois Braggin’ Rights basketball takes place Thursday at the Enterprise Center amidst a predicted snow storm; and complications rise during San Francisco Giants shortstop Carlos Correa’s physical exam.
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Nate Gatter, the play-by-play voice of Mizzou athletics on the SEC Network and STL City SC, joins the show to discuss Mizzou’s buzzer beater victory over UCF, Isiaih Mosely and to recap the World Cup Finals between Argentina and France.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news of the reported agreement between former Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson and the Chicago Cubs. Is Swanson really worth the $177million/7 yrs ($25 mill. per year) the Cubs are going to shell out to him? Matt doesn’t think so. Nate Gatter, the play-by-play voice of Mizzou athletics on the SEC Network and STL City SC, then joins the show to discuss Mizzou’s buzzer beater victory over UCF and to recap the World Cup Finals between Argentina and France. Also featured on tonight’s Sports Open Line: Craig Berube’s pregame comments before the Blues look to win another game north of the border; and Eli Drinkwitz announces he will play-call for Mizzou’s bowl game.
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Will Leitch, contributing editor at New York Magazine and for the MLB joins the show to discuss the World Cup in Qatar and sports in countries where human rights are far behind the U.S. Will and Matt also discuss the Cardinals signing Willson Contreras and what else the team needs this off-season.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley ponders whether Dansby Swanson would actually make the Cardinals a better team when his numbers are comparable to Tommy Edman. Will Leitch, contributing editor at New York Magazine and for the MLB then joins the show to discuss the World Cup in Qatar and sports in countries where human rights are far behind those of the U.S, Matt caps off the hour with a funny story involving his car in wet cement and
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Matt is joined by Chicago Sun-Times sports columnist Steve Greenberg to discuss the White Sox signing Andrew Benintendi, Cubs fans’ reactions to Willson Contreras signing with the Cardinals, and whether Imo’s or Lou Malnati’s has better pizza.
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In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt is joined by Chicago Sun-Times sports columnist Steve Greenberg to discuss the White Sox signing Andrew Benintendi, Cubs fans’ reactions to Willson Contreras signing with the Cardinals, and whether Imo’s or Lou Malnati’s has better pizza. Also featured on Sports Open Line: Craig Berube’s postgame comments after the Blues’ shootout victory over the Oilers, a preview of their game tonight vs the Flames, and discussion on Eric Hosmer who has been DFA'd by the Red Sox.
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Andy Strickland, rink side reporter for Bally Sports Midwest, joins the show to discuss the Blues’ previous overtime win over Nashville, Jordan Binnington’s recent performances, the return of Pavel Buchnevich, and how important it is to come out of this road trip on top before heading into Christmas.
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Sports Open Line is abridged to one hour tonight due to Thursday Night Football. In tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares Blues coach Craig Berube’s pregame comments as the team gets ready to face the Oilers. Andy Strickland, rink side reporter for Bally Sports Midwest, then joins the show to discuss the Blues’ previous overtime win over Nashville, Jordan Binnington’s recent performances, the return of Pavel Buchnevich, and how important it is for the Blues to come out of this road trip on top before heading into Christmas.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.’
Ryan Fagan, senior MLB writer at The Sporting News, joins the show to discuss Willson Contreras, Carlos Rodon rumors, how the Cards can improve in 2023, and other hot stove news.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley plays the postgame comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube who makes clear how proud he is of the defensive work in the team’s 1-0 overtime win over the Nashville Predators. With that shutout victory, Jordan Binnington notched his 100th career win. Matt is then joined by Cardinals minor league reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and STL Pinch Hits Daniel Guerrero to discuss the team’s Minor League Players of the Year. Ryan Fagan, senior MLB writer at The Sporting News, also joins the show to discuss Willson Contreras, Carlos Rodon rumors, and other hot stove news.
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Matt is joined by KSDK sports journalist Corey Miller to discuss the Blues’ subpar season thus far; why the Cardinals’ rotation is not set up for the long term; the pressure the Billikens are under to make the Big Dance, and Mizzou basketball’s lopsided loss to Kansas.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley tells you how you can get your own private pickleball party with 20 of your closest friends while receiving expert instruction with one of the top pickleball instructors in the region, John Callahan. Matt is then joined by KSDK sports journalist Corey Miller to discuss the Blues’ subpar season thus far; why the Cardinals’ rotation is not set up for the long term; the pressure the Billikens are under to make the Big Dance, and Mizzou basketball’s lopsided loss to Kansas
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Brian Walton of TheCardinalNation.com joins the show to discuss the Willson Contreras signing and how this may affect Ivan Herrera’s role with the Cardinals. Matt and Brian also discuss Jordan Walker's readiness for the big leagues come spring.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news of the 3-team trade that will send Sean Murphy to the Braves and Wilmer Contreras to the Brewers. Brian Walton of TheCardinalNation.com then joins the show to discuss the Willson Contreras signing and how this may affect Ivan Herrera’s role with the Cardinals. Matt also features the pregame comments of Blues coach Craig Berube as he gets the team set to do battle vs. the Colorado Avalanche. Also discussed: Jon Heyman says the Cardinals are the "mystery team" interested in Carlos Rodon, and the Billikens fall to Boise State 57-52.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Matt plays cuts from Willson Contreras’ press conference today, where he shares the moment he wanted to be a Cardinal, his in-person visit with John Mozeliak and Oliver Marmol, and the way he plays the game.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley takes your calls to get your thoughts on the Cardinals signing free agent catcher Willson Contreras. Polo Ascencio, the Spanish play-by-play voice of the Cardinals, then joins the show to give his impressions of the Contreras signing. How does Polo feel? ‘I don’t like it. I love it!” Us too, Polo! Matt then plays some cuts from Contreras’ press conference today, where he shares the moment he wanted to be a Cardinal, his in-person visit with John Mozeliak and Oliver Marmol, how much he appreciates the history of the organization, and how his playing style his meant for opponents not to like him.
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Matt shares his interview with Willson Contreras after today’s press conference. Contreras speaks on what it will be like trying to fill Yadier Molina’s shoes, who he called after hearing the news of the Cardinals’ deal, and his playing philosophy.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that Willson Contreras has officially signed with the Cardinals! Before diving head-first into the Contreras signing, Matt is joined by Sports Illustrated college basketball writer Kevin Sweeney to discuss Yuri Collins’ stellar performance game-after game and the presence he brings to the court. (Read Kevin’s article on Yuri here: https://t.co/wCPtGDlzLm). Matt then plays his one-on-one interview with Willson Contreras after today’s press conference. Contreras speaks on what it will be like trying to fill Yadier Molina’s shoes, who he called after hearing the news of the Cardinals’ deal, and his playing philosophy. Gordon Wittenmyer, Cubs insider for NBC Sports Chicago, then joins the show to explain why the Cardinals’ acquisition of Willson Contreras is a “nightmare’ for Cubs fans.
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Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins the show to discuss Willson Contreras’ reported deal with the Cardinals. Joe and Rob discuss Willson’s letter to Cardinals fans featured in the Players’ Tribune and what he can bring to the team that Sean Murphy can’t. Rob also shares what else he wants from John Mozeliak this off-season.
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Joe Pott fills in for Matt Pauley tonight, and discusses the Cardinals’ reported agreement with former Cubs catcher Willson Contreras. While Contreras’ defensive ability may not match that of the Oakland Athletics’ Sean Murphy, his offensive ability is something that Joe is looking forward to. Lou Korac, NHL.com writer for the Blues, then joins the show to discuss the hot and cold trend of the St. Louis Blues and dives into reasons why backup goaltender Thomas Greiss is making two consecutive starts over Jordan Binnington. Lou also gives an update on the injured Pavel Buchnevich and Torey Krug. Joe is then joined by Rob Rains, owner and editor of STLSportsPage.com, to give his first impressions of the Willson Contreras deal. Joe and Rob discuss Willson’s letter to Cardinals fans featured in the Players’ Tribune and what he can bring to the team that Sean Murphy can’t. Rob also shares what else he wants from John Mozeliak this off-season. Also discussed in tonight’s Sports Open Line: Expectations of Jack Flaherty, Dakota Hudson, and Tyler O’Neill next season; prospect Jordan Walker’s readiness for the big leagues; and how stable the rotation may be in 2023.
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Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne are broadcasting live from the MLB Winter Meetings in San Diego to discuss today’s hot stove news and to speculate what moves John Mozeliak and the Cardinals may make this week. It's no secret the Cardinals are in need of a catcher to replace Yadier Molina, and reports from San Diego state they are in the shortstop market as well. Stay tuned throughout the week and check out the Cardinals Conversations podcast on KMOX.com and the Audacy app for the latest news from the Winter Meetings.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Brian Barnhart, the play-by-play voice of Fighting Illini football and basketball, joins the show to discuss Big 10 Conference basketball, college football playoff expansion, and all things University of Illinois athletics.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses an odd tweet claiming Mizzou football doesn’t want to meet Kansas in a bowl game; Illini athletics with football and basketball play-by-play voice Brian Barnhart; Jacob DeGrom signing with the Texas Rangers, and the Blues giving up 3 goals in 64 seconds to the Carolina Hurricanes.
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Radio personality and former NFL tight end Ed Smith joins the show to discuss the New England Patriots’ continued instability without Tom Brady, the Chiefs’ likelihood of another Super Bowl appearance, and whether Aaron Rodgers should still be considered an elite quarterback.
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In tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt begs the question, “What do you anticipate will come of the Cardinals Winter Meetings?” We take your calls to get your thoughts. Matt also explains why he’d rather have Oakland Athletics catcher Sean Murphy on the Cardinals rather than the Cubs’ Willson Contreras. Former NFL tight end and radio personality Ed Smith then joins the show to discuss the New England Patriots’ continued instability without Tom Brady, the Chiefs’ likelihood of another Super Bowl appearance, and whether Aaron Rodgers should still be considered an elite quarterback. Also discussed on Sports Open Line: The Brewers have traded Kolten Wong and some cash to the Seattle Mariners for Jesse Winker and Abraham Toro; and the Blues suffer a tough loss to the Carolina Hurricanes;
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In tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the incredible record-breaking performance Yuri Collins had in last night’s Billikens game as they matched up against the Tennessee State Tigers. Collins notched a school record 20 assists (with only 1 turnover) in SLU’s 80-63 victory over the Tigers. Hear the comments from teammate Javon Pickett, color commentator Earl Austin, Jr., and coach Travis Ford who marvel at Yuri’s game. Matt is then joined by New York Times contributor and MLB Network Radio analyst Scott Miller to commemorate the life of Hall of Fame pitcher Gaylord Perry who passed away today at the age of 84. Perry won the Cy Young Award twice (once in each league), was a 5-time All-Star, and was known for his infamous spitball. Also on Sports Open Line: Craig Berube previews the Blues-Hurricanes game; Antonio Brown finds himself caught in a stand-off with the police; and producer Matt Podjeski gets on Matt Pauley’s nerves.
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New York Times contributor and MLB Network Radio analyst Scott Miller joins the show to commemorate the life of Hall of Fame pitcher Gaylord Perry who passed away today at the age of 84. Perry won the Cy Young Award twice (once in each league), was a 5-time All-Star, and was known for his infamous spitball. Matt and Scott also discuss the new school vs old school philosophies of baseball, upcoming winter meetings, and free agency.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line (which is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens-Tennessee State basketball game), Matt Pauley shares Blues coach Craig Berube’s update on the injured Robert Thomas and his comments on a daunting Carolina Hurricanes team who they will face tomorrow. Carter Chapley of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch then joins the show to discuss the Billikens-Tennessee game, what the team can do to improve upon since their last loss to Auburn, and even a little MLB free agency.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Ben Arnet, KOMU TV Sports Director in Columbia, joins the show to discuss Mizzou basketball’s impressive victory over Wichita State in overtime despite missing Isiaih Mosley.
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In tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley features clips from former Cardinals pitching coach Mike Maddux’s interview with Chris “Mad Dog” Russo on MLB Network. Maddux speaks candidly on the Cardinals postseason failure, including how Ryan Helsley’s finger injury was handled and why Jose Quintana was taken out of Game 1 when he was. Matt is then joined by Ben Arnet, KOMU TV Sports Director in Columbia, to discuss Mizzou basketball’s impressive victory over Wichita State in overtime despite missing Isiaih Mosley. Matt caps off the hour sharing the news that Boston Bruins announcer Jack Edwards is in hot water for making fat jokes towards former Blue-now-Lightning forward Pat Maroon live on-air.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Mike Ferrin of MLB Network Radio joins the show to discuss recent free agency signings across the league and what catchers may be the best fit for the Cardinals.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news that Adam Wainwright will pitch for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic in March, and opines that Sean Murphy would be a better replacement for Yadier Molina than Willson Contreras. Matt is also joined by Mike Ferrin of MLB Network Radio to discuss free agency and the Cardinals’ pursuit of a catcher. Later, we hear the post-practice comments from St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube, who gives an update on the injured Robert Thomas and explains what went wrong in the 4-1 loss to the Dallas Stars Monday.
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Gary Parrish, CBS Sports college basketball columnist and TV analyst, joins the show to talk about his big expectations for the Billikens who play in a tough Atlantic-10 conference, how Mizzou can be an NCAA tournament team, and more.
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In tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley previews tonight’s local college basketball match ups before being joined by Gary Parrish, CBS Sports college basketball columnist and TV analyst, to talk all things SLU, Mizzou, and Illini basketball. Matt also discusses the College Football Playoffs, championship weekend, Mizzou football, and Auburn coach Hugh Freeze seemingly giving up control of his Twitter account.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Matt Stahl, Mizzou Athletics writer for the Columbia Tribune, joins the show to discuss how important it was for Mizzou to get six wins on the season, players entering the transfer portal, Eli Drinkwitz’s contract extension, Luther Burden’s announcement of his return for 2023, and even a little Mizzou basketball!
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In tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the Billikens’ tough loss over the Auburn Tigers- a game they should have won, Matt says. SLU went 4 for 14 in free throws! Matt also shares today’s Blues news: Robert Thomas is out of the lineup tonight with a lower body injury and is considered day-to-day; Brayden Schenn, who also sustained a lower body injury recently, is “good to go” says coach Craig Berube; Justin Faulk’s wife had a baby this morning but he remains in the lineup; and Jake Neighbours has been recalled from Springfield. Matt Stahl, Mizzou Athletics writer for the Columbia Tribune, then joins the show to discuss how important it was for Mizzou to get six wins on the season, players entering the transfer portal, Eli Drinkwitz’s contract extension, Luther Burden’s announcement of his return for 2023, and even a little Mizzou basketball!
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Sports Open Line is abridged tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens basketball game. Matt Pauley is live from Chaifetz Arena where he previews SLU’s matchup vs Paul Quinn College and the Blues’ battle against Buffalo. Benjamin Hochman, sports columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, then joins the show to explain why the Cardinals should be hesitant about pursuing shortstop free agent Dansby Swanson, the dangers of anti-Semitism in sports, and the Blues’ touching ceremony honoring those who lost their lives at the CVPA school shooting.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Stu Durando, St. Louis University sports reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, joins the show to discuss all things Billikens basketball- their game tomorrow vs Paul Quinn College, Yuri Collins being named A10 Player of the Week, how the team may fare in non-conference matchups, and more!
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speculates whether the Cardinals should pursue a top tier free agent shortstop like Dansby Swanson or Xander Bogaerts. Matt is then joined by Police Sergeant Ed Fingers of the St. Louis County Police Department to preview the annual charity boxing match between police officers and fire fighters, Guns ‘N Hoses which takes place Wednesday night at 5pm at Enterprise Center. Matt is also joined by Stu Durando, SLU sports writer at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, to discuss all things Billikens basketball- their game tomorrow vs Paul Quinn College, Yuri Collins being named A10 Player of the Week, and how the team may fare in non-conference matchups.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Brenden Schaeffer, Cardinals writer at KMOV, joins the show to marvel at Pujols’ remarkable comeback story after he was named National League Comeback Player of the Year and to speculate how the Cardinals might handle the off-season in terms of pursuing free agents.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news that Albert Pujols has been named the National League Comeback Player of the Year! Brenden Schaeffer, Cardinals writer at KMOV, joins the show to marvel at Pujols’ remarkable comeback and to speculate how the Cardinals might handle the off season in terms of pursuing free agents. Also discussed: The St. Louis Blues have set an obscure NHL record by winning 7 games in a row after losing 8 in a row; and Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin denies rumors of leaving Ole Miss for Auburn.
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This is a segment from Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Mizzou men's basketball head coach Dennis Gates joins the show to discuss this year's team, their recent win over MS Valley, guard D’Moi Hodge being honored as the SEC Player of the Week, and more.
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Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX carrying Monday Night Football between the San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals from Westwood One. In tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares his memories of working with Jay Randolph Jr. at KFNS and how it impacted his career as a sportscaster. Matt is then joined by Mizzou men’s basketball head coach Dennis Gates to discuss this year’s season; Matt also previews the Blues and Ducks game, and shares the news that the Billikens’ Yuri Collins was named the Atlantic 10 Player of the Week.
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Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of St. Louis University Women’s Basketball game. Tom Ackerman fills in for Matt Pauley and pays respects to St. Louis sportscaster Jay Randolph Jr who passed away Friday. Tom also features Paul Goldschmidt's conference call after he won the National League MVP.
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This is a segment from Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Dusty Blake, the Cardinals' new pitching coach, joins the show to discuss his new role, how important pitching is to a successful Cardinals team, and whether or not he will bring back “the Claw” to pull a pitcher from a game as made famous by former pitching coach Mike Maddux.
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Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of Thursday Night Football between the Titans and Packers. Matt shares the news that Paul Goldschmidt is the 2022 National League MVP and is joined by Cardinals writer for STLSportsPage.com Rob Rains to break down his incredible season. This year, Goldschmidt has won the Hank Aaron Award, the Silver Slugger Award, the Heart and Hustle Award, and is now the National League’s Most Valuable Player. Later, new Cardinals pitching coach Dusty Blake joins the show to discuss his new role with the team, and whether or not he will bring back “the Claw” made famous by former pitching coach Mike Maddux. Matt caps off the hour discussing the Blues’ hot streak as they are fresh off their fourth straight win. They’re almost a .500 team again!
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the first ever game at CITYPARK as St. Louis City 2 faces off against Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Matt is joined by sideline reporter Amy Marxkors and commentators Nate Gatter and Simon Rose to preview the action
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line (which is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens game), Matt Pauley continues the “Parade of Coaches” by interviewing Fighting Illini men’s basketball head coach Brad Underwood. Also discussed: Former Cardinals hitting coach Jeff Albert finds a new gig with the Mets; American and National League managers of the year are announced; and the St. Louis Battlehawks have drafted former Alabama quarterback stud A. J. McCarron.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Lou Korac, Blues writer at NHL.com and SI.com, joins the show to discuss the hot streak the Blues are now on. After losing eight in a row, they have now won three straight- two of those games being thrillers against some of the best teams in the league.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by NHL.com writer Lou Korac to discuss how the Blues survived a 6-on-3 in the final minute of Monday’s game to defeat the Colorado Avalanche. Have the Blues turned themselves around since their eight game losing streak with this recent stretch of wins? Lou thinks so. Matt also shares some speculation from Ken Rosenthal, who in a recent article for The Athletic, opined that Matt Carpenter has a case to make a return to the Cardinals.
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This is a segment from Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
SIUE Cougars men's basketball coach Brian Barone joins the show to discuss the Cougars' upcoming game vs MIzzou, the importance of having a team "family", and his expectations for the rest of the season.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
New Cardinals hitting coach Turner Ward joins the show to discuss his new position with the team and his coaching philosophy.
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Sports Open Line is jam-packed in tonight’s hour-only edition due to Monday Night Football! Matt Pauley is joined by the Cardinals’ new hitting coach Turner Ward, SIUE men’s basketball coach Brian Barone, and SLU men’s soccer coach Kevin Kalish.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Charles Boehm, national soccer writer at MLSSoccer.com, joins Matt Pauley and Nate Gatter to dissect the picks and trades made by STL City SC's Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel.
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Tonight is a special soccer-heavy edition of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley is joined by Nate Gatter, the play-by-play voice of STL City2 to discuss the MLS Expansion Draft here in St. Louis. Matt and Nate provide live updates of all of St. Louis City SC’s five draft picks (and trades). National writer at MLSSoccer.com Charles Boehm and STL City SC writer Zach Lowy also join the show to further analyze Lutz Pfannenstiel’s picks. Matt caps of the hour basking in the Blues win over San Jose, ending their eight game losing streak!
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Travis Ford, SLU en's basketball head coach, joins the show to discuss Billikens hoops: their season opening win over Murray State, Yuri Collins' 14 assists with no turnovers, and their upcoming match vs Evansville.
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Sports Open Line is limited to one hour tonight due to Thursday Night Football between the Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers. In tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by the Editor-in-Chief at Football Outsiders, Aaron Schatz, to discuss news across the NFL and to dive into the often overlooked world of football analystics. SLU men’s basketball coach Travis Ford then joins the show to discuss Billikens hoops, their season opening win over Murray State, and their upcoming match vs Evansville. Matt also features comments from Blues coach Craig Berube, and shares the news that Cardinals corner infielders Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt are Silver Slugger Award winners!
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Dan Rosen, the senior writer of NHL.com and host of the podcast At The Rink, joins the show to discuss the Blues’ seemingly-perpetual struggles. Did you know Ryan O’Reilly has 2 goals and 0 assists on the season? Maybe you did and chose to block it out....Either way, Dan dives into the nitty-gritty details of the Blues' rough stretch, and what it might take to for them to get out of this rut.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares which catchers are catching the Cardinals’ eye this offseason, and which shortstops are now free agents. Matt takes your calls to get your thoughts on who the Cardinals should pursue before Opening Day next year. Matt also analyzes Eli Drinkwitz’s new contract extension, and is joined by senior NHL.com writer Dan Rosen to further discuss the Blues’ seemingly-perpetual struggles.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Southeast Missouri State University men’s basketball coach Brad Korn joins the show to discuss the team’s 64-61 win over South Florida on Monday, recruitment in the age of the transfer portal, and his expectations for the rest of the year.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley once again shares the news of yet another Blues loss- the most recent being the 5-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers, marking the team’s eighth straight loss…a franchise record. Coach Craig Berube and Ryan O’Reilly’s dejected postgame comments are featured to provide a glimpse on what’s going wrong and why it’s going wrong. Matt is then joined by Southeast Missouri State University men’s basketball coach Brad Korn to discuss the team’s 64-61 win over South Florida on Monday, recruitment in the age of the transfer portal, and his expectations for the rest of the year.
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This is a segment from Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Missouri State University men's basketball head coach Dana Ford joins the show to discuss the upcoming Bears season which begins Wednesday night at 7pm vs Missouri S & T.
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Sports Open Line is limited to one hour tonight due to KMOX's coverage of the midterm election results.
Matt Pauley is joined by Carter Chapley of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to discuss the Cardinals' new coaches and the Billikens victory over Murray State in their first game of the season. Matt is also joined by Missouri State Bears basketball head coach Dana Ford to preview this year's season which begins tomorrow vs Missouri S & T.
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Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX's broadcast of the first Billikens men's basketball game of the season! Matt Pauley shares the announcement of the new Cardinals coaches; and is later joined by SLU women's soccer coach Katie Shields to discuss the team who are now Atlantic 10 champions and seeded at #2.
This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Bryan Mullins, Head Coach for Salukis men's basketball at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, previews the upcoming season and shares what he's learned from their exhibition game vs Alabama.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley features audio from Blues head coach Craig Berube after this morning’s practice. Chief shares what the team needs to better in order to snap this six game losing skid and gives an update on Brandon Saad. Matt is then joined by Joe Roderick to discuss the World Series, why he wants the Phillies to knock out the Astros, and the funk that the Blues are in. Southern Illinois University men’s basketball coach Bryan Mullins also joins the show to preview the upcoming Salukis season which begins Monday vs. Little Rock.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Kyle Gerdeman, head basketball coach at Lindenwood University, joins the show to preview the Lions season which begins on the road at University of Dayton on Monday at 6PM CT.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley ponders what might be wrong with the St. Louis Blues who have now lost six straight games. Bob Ramsey, the play-by-play voice of SLU and Lindenwood basketball, then joins the show to preview each school’s upcoming seasons, both which begin on Monday. To further elaborate on the Lindenwood Lions, head basketball coach Kyle Gerdeman joins the show to share his expectations of this year’s team.The Lions begin their season on the road at University of Dayton Monday at 6pm CT, while the Billikens begin at home at 7pm CT as they face Murray State
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Brian Barnhart, the play-by-play voice of the Fighting Illini, joins the show to discuss Illinois football and men's basketball.
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Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of Thursday Night Football between the Eagles and the Texans. Matt Pauley is joined by Brian Barnhart, the play-by-play voice of Illini football and men’s basketball, to discuss this year’s teams. Matt also features the morning skate comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube who explains the mindset at practice amid the team’s 5 game losing streak.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Mike Tanier of Football Outsiders joins the show to discuss news across the NFL, including the potential sale of the Washington Commanders by owner Dan Snyder.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares today’s college football news: Kansas has suspended coach Bill Self for 4 games in an infractions case, and Gonzaga wants to join the Big 12 Conference. Mike Tanier of Football Outsiders then joins the show to discuss news across the NFL, including the potential sale of the Washington Commanders by owner Dan Snyder.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Brian Walton, owner/operator of TheCardinalNation.com, joins the show to discuss how soon we may see Jordan Walker and Masyn Winn in the big leagues, pitcher Connor Thomas who has become a "strikeout machine" in the Arizona Fall League, and the route the Cardinals may take to acquire a replacement for Yadier Molina
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Brian Walton, owner/operator of TheCardinalNation.com to bring updates on Cardinals prospects in the Arizona Fall League, and who stands out besides the big names like Jordan Walker and Masyn Winn. Matt also features post-practice comments from Blues head coach Craig Berube and captain Ryan O’Reilly, both of whom explain what needs to happen in order for the team to end their five-game losing streak. Also discussed: mysterious texts to the Dave Glover Show, and some big payoffs for those who bet on the Phillies in Game 3 of the World Series.
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Matt is joined by Daniel Esteve, sports anchor at Fox 2, to discuss college football rankings, what’s going wrong with the Blues, Billikens soccer, and City 2 soccer.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares today’s Cardinals news: Nolan Arenado has won his tenth consecutive Gold Glove at third base, and rookie Brendan Donovan has won his first Gold Glove as a utility man! Daniel Esteve, sports anchor and reporter at Fox 2 News, then joins the show to discuss college football rankings, what’s going wrong with the Blues, Billikens soccer, and City 2 soccer. Matt also features audio from Blues head coach Craig Berube and general manager Doug Armstrong who give their thoughts on the team’s 5 game losing streak.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Scott Warmann of Bally Sports Midwest joins the show to discuss the Blues recent losing streak and how more an be expected from Jordan Kyrou.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Scott Warmann of Bally Sports Midwest to discuss the Blues’ recent losing streak and how more an be expected from Jordan Kyrou. Also discussed: Blues postgame audio after their loss to the Nashville Predators; college football news; and Tom Brady's divorce of Gisele Bündchen.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Scott Lauber, Phillies reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, to discuss the team entering the World Series as a Wild Card team to face a tough Houston ball club. Matt then crosses the aisle to discuss the Astros with Patrick Creighton of ESPN 97.5 in Houston. Matt caps off the hour by sharing that there are zero black baseball players in this year’s World Series, and what Major League Baseball can do to spread the game in urban communities.
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Sports Open Line is limited to just one hour tonight due to Thursday Night Football.
Matt Pauley shares today’s baseball news: Minute Maid Park in Houston will close its roof for Game 1 of the World Series, and Milwaukee Brewers President of Baseball Operations David Stearns has stepped down. Ryan Fagan of the Sporting News then joins the show to preview the World Series between the Phillies and Astros which begins Friday at 7pm. Also discussed: The Cardinals’ outfield production in review (with comments from John Mozeliak), Jordan Walker’s probability of making the big league roster in 2023, and a preview of the St. Louis Blues' match up against the Nashville Predators.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley spends the entire hour recapping John Mozeliak and Adam Wainwright’s press conferences today. Adam Wainwright expresses his disappointment in how this season ended and discusses his late season struggles. Also featured: John Mozeliak on Nolan Arenado’s contract, and Waino’s push to convince Arenado to stay in St. Louis.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Carter Chapley of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins the show to recap what was discussed in today's press conference with John Mozeliak: the Cardinals need for an everyday catcher, some of the coaching staff will not be returning, and the payroll will increase.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Carter Chapley of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to discuss all of today’s big Cardinal news: Mike Maddux and Jeff Albert will not be returning; Adam Wainwright will play one more year; the Cardinals are in the market for a catcher; and the Cardinals payroll will increase. St. Louis Blues’ head coach Craig Berube’s post-practice comments are also featured, and we learn that the Chief doesn’t like Halloween candy.
This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Matt Snyder from CBS Sports joins the show to discuss the MLB postseason, Matt’s pick for the World Series, the Marlins hiring Skip Schumaker as manager, and Dusty Baker’s likelihood of entering Cooperstown.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley explains why Coach Eli Drinkwitz won’t give up play-calling (at least this year). Matt is then joined by Matt Snyder of CBS Sports to discuss the MLB postseason, Matt’s pick for the World Series, the Marlins hiring Skip Schumaker as manager, and Dusty Baker’s likelihood of entering Cooperstown. Later, Matt features the post-practice comments from St. Louis Blues head coach Craig Berube, new signee Tyler Pitlick, and the recently activated Logan Brown. Matt wraps up the hour sharing a story of three freshman being suspended by Texas A&M for smoking pot before a game.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Craig Mish joins the show to discuss the Miami Marlins hiring former Cardinals player and bench coach Skip Schumacher to be their manager. Craig is an MLB Network contributor, the Senior Baseball Contributor at the Miami Herald, and is the host of the Miami Marlins podcast “Swings and Mishes.” Craig also weighs in on who the Cardinals can pursue to replace Yadier Molina.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley shares the news that Centene has backed out of its naming rights contract with St. Louis City SC’s stadium, which has now been renamed to CITYPARK for the time being. St. Louis University Billikens radio color commentator Earl Austin, Jr. then joins the show to discuss the upcoming Billikens basketball season and their exhibition game Monday night vs. UMSL. Matt and Earl also discuss standout players like Yuri Collins and Sincere Parker, while recognizing Jayson Tatum as the NBA’s Eastern Conference Player of the Week. Later, Craig Mish joins the show to discuss Skip Schumacher being hired by the Miami Marlins to be their manager. Craig is an MLB Network contributor, the Senior Baseball Contributor at the Miami Herald, and is the host of the Miami Marlins podcast “Swings and Mishes.” Craig also weighs in on who the Cardinals can pursue to replace Yadier Molina.
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Matt is joined by Maury Brown, Forbes contributor and member of the Baseball Writers Association of America to discuss the greatest story lines in this year’s MLB season and postseason. Anyone can win a five game series we have found out, but is that good for baseball and its fans? Maury thinks so. He also weighs in on potential expansion markets that we may see in the near future.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Maury Brown, Forbes contributor and member of the Baseball Writers Association of America to discuss the greatest story lines in this year’s MLB season and postseason. Anyone can win a five game series we have found out, but is that good for baseball and its fans? Maury thinks so. Also discussed this hour: Lance McCullers Jr's champagne bottle injury delays his scheduled start; the Texas Rangers hire Bruce Bochy as manager; MLB expansion teams; and the Carolina Panthers trade Christian McCaffrey to the San Francisco 49ers.
This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
The play-by-play voice of St. Louis University basketball and Lindenwood football Bob Ramsey to discuss the Billikens’ upcoming season, the Lions’ impressive inaugural D1 season, and what the Cardinals need to improve on.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by the play-by-play voice of St. Louis University basketball and Lindenwood football Bob Ramsey to discuss the Billikens’ upcoming season, the Lions’ impressive inaugural D1 season, and what the Cardinals need to improve on. Also discussed: St. Louis Blues name Craig MacTavish new assistant coach; Blues post-practice audio; and NLCS updates.
Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8pm on KMOX. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.
This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Randy Moehlman, PA voice of Mizzou and the play-by-play announcer for SIUE women’s basketball, joins the show to discuss Luther Burden and Mizzou's upcoming homecoming game vs Vanderbilt this Saturday. If it's not a must-win game, it's as close as it gets!
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares some good news for those who are angry at Apple TV+…their streaming minutes just can’t match other streaming services. Matt also dives into Mizzou football, college football across the country, and SIUE athletics with Mizzou PA and SIUE play-by-play announcer Randy Moehlman. Also featured on tonight's Sports Open Line: Craig Berube and Justin Faulk’s postgame comments after the Blues’ 4-3 overtime win in Seattle; Vladimir Tarasenko is surprisingly not a “Star of the Game”; ALCS updates; and Tom Brady’s apology after his controversial comments comparing an NFL career to military deployment.
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This is a segment from the first hour of Thursday night's Sports Open Line.
Joe Sheehan of the Joe Sheehan Baseball Newsletter joins Matt Pauley to point out faults in the 2022 MLB Postseason format.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley finds fault in how Seattle chose their top 3 stars in last night’s Blues vs Kraken game, and opines that too many baseball teams are okay with losing. Matt is joined by two baseball writers this hour: Joe Sheehan of the Joe Sheehan Baseball Newsletter, and Jay Jaffe of Fangraphs.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses an urn containing ashes found at a golf course in St. Louis; Pavel Buchnevich’s condition after he left practice; Colton Parayko’s 500th game, and two college wrestlers who survived a grizzly bear attack in Wyoming.
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Howard Richards, Mizzou football analyst on the Tigers Radio Network, joins the show to lament the team’s recent struggles, preview Saturday’s homecoming game vs. Vanderbilt, and to discuss Luther Burden.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by Howard Richards, Mizzou football analyst on the Tigers Radio Network, to discuss the team’s recent struggles and preview Saturday’s homecoming game vs. Vanderbilt. Also discussed: SEC men’s basketball preseason poll, Phillies vs Padres updates, the great points Frank Cusumano made on last night's show, and the importance of developing pitching.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Jesse Rogers, baseball reporter for ESPN, joins the show to discuss the "final four" in the MLB postseason and his predictions for each series.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares the news of the Yankees’ advancement to the ALCS after defeating the Cleveland Guardians and revisits the Harrison Bader-Jordan Montgomery trade. Jesse Rogers, who covers major league baseball for ESPN, then joins the show to discuss the “final four” that remain in the postseason. KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano also joins the show to discuss the Cardinals’ need for a stud starter and replacement for Yadi, and how impressive this year’s Billikens basketball team looks.
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This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Andy Strickland, the rinkside reporter for Bally Sports Midwest, joins the show to discuss this year's Blues squad and how it's in their DNA to score goals.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by St. Louis Blues rink side reporter for Bally Sports Midwest Andy Strickland to discuss this year’s Blues squad. Also discussed: Craig Berube’s post morning skate comments; the Yankees advance to the ALCS; NHL salary cap may increase; Stan Kroenke must pay $571 million of the NFL’s St. Louis settlement; and Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder is trying to rub dirt on other owners.
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Tom Timmermann, sports columnist for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, joins Matt Pauley to discuss early impressions of this year's St. Louis Blues team and what they need to do to be playoff contenders. Hint: Jordan Binnington and the defense need to be performing in top notch form.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Tim Timmermann of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch to discuss early impressions of this year’s St. Louis Blues team and what they need to do to be playoff contenders. Also discussed: The Cardinals extend the contracts of General Manager Michael Girsch and scouting director Randy Flores, the Cleveland Guardians, and the Alabama vs Tennessee game.
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Mike Claiborne of the Cardinals Radio Network and ClaibsOnline.com joins Matt Pauley to discuss the Cardinals and the MLB postseason. Hot topics include: the hopeful returns of Adam Wainwright and Nolan Arenado, where the Cardinals can obtain catching in 2023, and what went wrong in the playoffs.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley recaps this weekend’s Blues and Chiefs games before being joined by Mike Claiborne to discuss the Cardinals and the MLB postseason. Hot Cardinal topics include: the hopeful returns of Adam Wainwright and Nolan Arenado, where they might obtain catching in 2023, and what went wrong in the playoffs. Matt also discusses the complete randomness of the MLB posteason, and why the "best" team isn't always the team that comes out on top.
This is a segment from the second hour of Sports Open Line.
Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports then joins the show to discuss college football across the country, in particular the Alabama vs Tennessee game on Saturday, and the ever-struggling Mizzou Tigers.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley previews the Blues home opener by playing Craig Berube’s comments after today’s practice. Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports then joins the show to discuss college football across the country, in particular the Alabama vs Tennessee game on Saturday, and the ever-struggling Mizzou Tigers. Later, the phone lines open up and we take your calls to hear your memories of Hall of Famer reliever Bruce Sutter.
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The entire first hour of Sports Open Line is dedicated to the recently passed Bruce Sutter. Matt Pauley is joined by Hall of Fame baseball writer Rick Hummel, former Cardinal pitcher Kyle McClellan, and former KMOX Sports Director Ron Jacober to pay their respects to the Hall of Fame reliever. Sutter was a 1982 World Series Champion. six-time all star, five-time National League saves leader, and Cy Young Award winner.
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Matt Pauley is joined by New York Times baseball columnist Tyler Kepner to discuss his book The Grandest Stage: A History of the World Series. The 11-time World Series Champions St. Louis Cardinals get their fair share of coverage in the book!
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by New York Times baseball columnist Tyler Kepner to discuss his new book The Grandest Stage: A History of the World Series. Later, Matt poses a hypothetical scenario: if you had to keep one player, would you keep Dylan Carlson or Lars Nootbaar? Your answers are unanimous! Later, Matt shares the news of Davante Adams facing assault charges after pushing a photographer after a game.
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Matt Pauley is joined by former pitcher and current pitching instructor Tom House who analyzes Adam Wainwright's shortened pitching stride due to a comebacker that hit his knee.
In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley discusses Adam Wainwright’s series of tweets explaining his late season struggles due to a comebacker that hit his knee. To further elaborate on Waino’s season (and some Mizzou football), Brenden Schaeffer of KMOV joins the show. Tom House, former big league pitcher and now pitching instructor, also joins Matt to analyze Adam Wainwright’s pitching motion after his knee injury. Also discussed: The Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills are the sportsbooks' top 2 picks to win the Super Bowl, and the Miami Dolphins have removed the ping pong table from the locker room amid their losing streak.
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Blair Kerkhoff of the Kansas City Star joins the show discuss the Chiefs’ comeback win over the Las Vegas Raiders and a roughing-the-passer call that riled up Andy Reid and footlbal fans everywhere.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Blair Kerkhoff of the Kansas City Star to discuss the Chiefs’ comeback win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday and the fans’ disdain of the officiating. Also discussed: Carolina Panthers fire head coach John Hancock and Michael Kelley also join the show to relive some of the finer moments of this year’s Cardinals season despite its abrupt postseason ending.
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This is a segment from Tuesday's Sports Open Line.
Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins the show to discuss the Cardinals playoff elimination, Nolan Arenado's contract, the legendary careers of Pujols and Molina, and what may happen in the offseason.
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In the first hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley has the unfortunate responsibility to relive the Phillies sweep of the Cardinals in the Wild Card Round and takes your calls to get your thoughts. Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com also joins the show to dissect the Cards’ quick playoff stint and to explain why he thinks Nolan Arenado won’t opt out of his contract.
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Ryan Fagan, the Senior MLB Writer at The Sporting News, joins Matt to discuss the Cardinals Game 1 loss to the Phillies.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley continues to take your calls and texts after the Cardinals loss to the Phillies. Ryan Fagan, Senior MLB writer at The Sporting News, then joins the show to discuss the game and what went wrong for the Redbirds late in the game. Later, Oliver Marmol’s postgame comments are heard.
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Bengie Molina, former catcher and now-Spanish broadcaster for the Cardinals, joins the show to discuss the Cardinals loss to the Phillies, the must-win game tomorrow, and what may be his brother Yadi's last few days in the big leagues.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals loss to the Phillies and takes your calls and texts. Bengie Molina also joins the show to discuss the game and what may be his brother Yadi's final major league game this weekend.
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Steve Chapman, the Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer for the St. Louis Blues, joined Matt Pauley to discuss the future Blues Hall of Fame.
The Blues Hall of Fame will recognize 10 automatic inductions, including the eight players that have had their numbers retired:
- Al MacInnis
- Bob Gassoff
- Bob Plager
- Barclay Plager
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Sid Salomon Jr., original team owner
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Brian Sutter
- Brett Hull
- Bernie Federko
- Chris Pronger
- Dan Kelly, legendary broadcaster
The complete inaugural class will be announced on Oct. 15, when the Blues host the Columbus Blue Jackets at Enterprise Center to open the 2022-23 season.
Fans can vote for their favorite Blues to be inducted at stlblues.com/halloffame.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX carrying Thursday Night Football.
In the only hour of tonight’s show, Matt Pauley is joined by St. Louis Blues Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer Steve Chapman to discuss the future Blues Hall of Fame and the upcoming season. Later, audio from today’s Cardinals media day is played as the Redbirds host the Phillies in the Wild Card Round this weekend. Hear from manager Oliver Marmol and President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak who reflect upon this past season and the bigger task at hand.
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Joe Pott hosts Sports Open Line tonight! Tonight’s show is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals game.
In tonight’s show, Joe is joined by NY Times contributor and MLB Network Radio analyst Scott Miller to discuss the playoffs and the legitimacy of MLB records when players were using performance enhancing drugs. Some people want Aaron Judge to be the sole placeholder of the single-season home run record because the others above him used forms of steroids. We take your calls all hour to reflect upon the Cardinals regular season, to preview the Wild Card round, and to voice your opinion on the records made thanks to steroids.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the final off day for the Cardinals and gives his opinions on the incredible season the Cardinals are having. Mike Ferrin from MLB Network Radio joins to talk about the milestones that are being set this season and how the Brewers are holding on trying to make the playoffs. Matt also tries to figure out why the Phillies are floundering in the final regular season games.
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Matt Pauley is joined by former Milwaukee Brewer and current analyst at Bally Sports Wisconsin Vinny Rottino to marvel at Albert Pujols and to preview the Cardinals-Brewers series. With a single win against the Brewers, the Cardinals can clinch the National League Central!
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Sports Open Line is limited to one hour tonight due to Monday Night Football!
Matt Pauley is joined by former Milwaukee Brewer and current analyst at Bally Sports Wisconsin Vinny Rottino to marvel at Albert Pujols and to preview the Cardinals-Brewers series. With a single win against the Brewers, the Cardinals can clinch the National League Central!
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This is a segment from the second hour of Friday night's Sports Open Line.
Katie Shields, head coach for the St. Louis University women's soccer team, joins Matt Pauley to discuss their season and their win over Loyola Chicago last night.
This a segment from the first hour of Friday night's Sports Open Line.
Missouri Valley Conference commissioner Jeff Jackson joins Matt Pauley to preview the upcoming basketball season.
This is a segment from the second hour of Friday night's Sports Open Line.
Los Angeles Times sportswriter Mike DiGiovanna joins Matt Pauley to discuss Albert Pujols' time spent in LA and the Cardinals-Dodgers series.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Blues preseason beginning in Wichita; the Cardinals-Dodgers series with sportswriter at the Los Angeles Times Mike DiGiovanna; St. Louis University’s women’s soccer with their head coach Katie Shields; and the most famous person that has blocked Matt on Twitter.
This is a segment from the first hour of Friday night's Sports Open Line.
Matt Pauley is joined by Max Goodman of Sports Illustrated and FanNation to talk some of the biggest news coming out of the Yankees organization: Aaron Judge may tie (and break) Roger Maris’ single season home run record in the American League; Harrison Bader is back and performing well; and the Yanks are headed to the playoffs.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Max Goodman of Sports Illustrated and FanNation to talk some of the biggest news coming out of the Yankees organization: Aaron Judge may tie (and break) Roger Maris’ single season home run record in the American League; Harrison Bader is back and performing well; and the Yanks are headed to the playoffs. Matt is also joined by Missouri Valley Conference commissioner Jeff Jackson to preview the upcoming basketball season, and wraps up the hour discussing who the Cardinals may face in the playoffs.
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Sports Open Line is abridged due to the Cardinals postgame show.
Two MLB milestones may be made Friday night. Aaron Judge may tie (and break) Roger Maris' record for most single season home runs in the American League; and Albert Pujols is only 2 home runs away from 700 on his career. Both of these games are being broadcasted exclusiveness Apple TV+ which has people up in arms. Matt Pauley weighs in.
The second hour of Sports Open Line is abbreviated due to the Cardinals pregame show! Matt Pauley is joined by Brian Walton of TheCardinalsNation.com to discuss the Cardinals' farm system and the players being optioned and promoted. Matt is also joined by Missouri State University men's basketball head coach Dana Ford at MVC Media Day.
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Lou Korac, who covers the St. Louis Blues for NHL.com, joins Matt Pauley to preview the upcoming season.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the forthcoming Blues season with NHL.com writer Lou Korac. What can the Blues do to bridge the gap between them and the Colorado Avalanche? (Hint: a healthy Jordan Binnington is a good start.) Matt is also joined by Josh Innes, a nationally syndicated morning show radio host and lifelong Cardinal fan, who shares his childhood memories listening to the Cardinals on KMOX and the impact it’s made on his career.
In the second hour of Sports Open Line (which is abbreviated due to the Cardinals pregame show), Matt Pauley is joined by Bob Ramsey to discuss doing play-by-play for Lindenwood football; Billikens basketball; and the Cardinals. Matt also discusses what has tainted Albert Pujols' legacy and why his future statue won't be brushing shoulders with Stan the Man's.
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Carter Chapley, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's digital baseball producer, joins the show to discuss the news of Nolan Gorman being optioned to Memphis (AAA) and Juan Yepez being called up, and how this might affect the Cardinals postseason roster.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley asks you: “When will Albert Pujols hit his 700th home run?” and reads your answers throughout the show. Carter Chapley of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins the show to discuss Nolan Gorman being optioned to Memphis, and Juan Yepez being called up.
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In Hour 2 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley has Sammy Luvitt on to discuss the current state of the San Diego Padres along with discussing a potential Cardinals vs Padres Wild Card matchup. Matt then plays an interview that KMOX's own Joe Pott had with St Louis City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel on soccer in St Louis.
San Diego Padres Pre/Post Broadcaster Sammy Luvitt joins Sports Open Line to discuss the current state of the San Diego Padres going into the Postseason.
Cardinals Beat Writer Jeff Jones from the Belleville News Democrat joins to discuss the recent offensive struggle and get you ready for the Postseason.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals recent offensive skid. Cardinals Writer Jeff Jones from the Belleville News Democrat then joins to further discuss whether or not it should be a concern. Fox 2 Sports Reporter Daniel Esteve then joins the show to discuss St Louis City SC and the attraction it is bringing to soccer in the city.
This is a segment from the second hour of Monday night's Sports Open Line.
Matt Pauley is joined by Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline to discuss Albert Pujols and the Cardinals potential rotation in October.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, we replay this week’s edition of “5 Minutes with Number 5”- Tom Ackerman’s weekly conversation with Albert Pujols. This week, Albert discusses how he fell in love with the game, his father’s impact on him, and growing up in the Dominican Republic. Matt is then joined by Joe Roderick of ClaibsOnline to discuss the Cardinals heading into the postseason and what their possible 4-man rotation may look like. Also discussed: NFL opening weekend (including the Dallas Cowboys bad break), Albert Pujols nearing 700 home runs
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Matt Pauley is joined by Blair Kerkhoff, sportswriter at the Kansas City Star, to discuss Mizzou's loss to Kansas State and Nebraska firing their head coach. Blair also previews the rest of the Chiefs season after their 44-21 win over Arizona.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, we replay this week’s edition of “5 Minutes with Number 5”- Tom Ackerman’s weekly conversation with Albert Pujols. This week, Albert discusses how he fell in love with the game, growing up in the Dominican Republic
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St Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals writer Derrick Goold joins in to discuss the current state of the Cardinals.
Pirates writer Rob Biertempfel for The Athletic joins to discuss the current state of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
In Hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals comeback win over the Nationals to help them split the series. Pittsburgh Pirates writer for The Athletic joins in to discuss the current state of the Cardinals NL Central foe. Actor and comedian David Koechner joins the show as well to share about his upcoming comedy shows in St Louis and more.
Matt Pauley talks a rough day at the park for the Cardinals and what is next for Dakota Hudson after being sent down to Memphis.
Matt Pauley is also joined by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Rick Hummel to discuss a possible six man rotation, minor league call ups, and Albert Pujols’ quest for 700 home runs.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals have the night off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley explains MLB’s decision to not use umpire Angel Hernandez in any World Series games...it was his three blown calls in the 2018 ALDS. Matt is also joined by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Rick Hummel to discuss a possible six man rotation, minor league call ups, and Albert Pujols’ quest for 700 home runs. Is a six man rotation even in the foreseeable future for the Cardiinals with the reemergence of Jack Flaherty? Or is Dakota Hudson on his way out?
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals have the night off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir.
Matt Pauley speaks with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s Carter Chapley to discuss the series in Cincinnati, the starting rotation, minor league call ups, and post season preparation.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals/Reds series and discusses team news with Carter Chapley of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Matt also posits that it's not a huge deal when veteran players (i.e. Tom Brady and Yadier Molina) take some time off. Matt caps off the hour previewing Louisana Tech @ MIzzou.
Matt Pauley is joined by Neil Paine, sportswriter at FiveThirtyEight, to discuss his article on the outstanding season Albert Pujols is having in his final year as a pro.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the public reaction to the release of next year’s MLB schedule, and how it pales in comparison to the NFL and NBA’s schedule releases. Matt also emphasizes that the MLB has an umpire problem, and is joined by Neil Paine of FiveThirtyEight.com to revel in the resurgence of Albert Pujols.
This is a segment from the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line.
Matt Pauley is joined by Kevin McAlpin, the pre and postgame host on the Braves Radio Network, to preview the weekend series.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the possibility of Paul Goldschmidt winning the Triple Crown and is joined by Atlanta Braves pre/post radio host Kevin McAlpin to preview the series this weekend. As usual, Matt takes your calls all hour!
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir.
This hour of Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX's broadcast of the Cardinals and Diamondbacks game! Matt Pauley is joined by Steve Gilbert, the Diamondbacks beat writer for MLB.com, to discuss the series in Phoenix. Matt also breaks the groundbreaking news that, unfortunately, Tom Brady will not be on the Masked Singer. Matt also recaps the Billikens undefeated European road trip!
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley emphasizes how important it is for the Cardinals to capitalize on their relatively easy schedule for the remainder of the season. If you want to win the division, you better beat those bad teams! Matt also shares the news of former Cardinal outfielder Marcell Ozuna’s DUI charge and debates which active Cardinals are destined for Cooperstown.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley previews the Bommarito 500 at the Worldwide Technology Raceway by featuring Tom Ackerman’s interview with Curtis Francois, owner of the World Wide Technology Raceway, and Chuck Wallis, Vice President and General Manager of the Bommarito Automotive Group. Matt also takes your calls to hear whether or not you think Albert Pujols can reach 700 career home runs.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals 13-0 win over the Rockies and the incredible displays that Adam Wainwright and Albert Pujols continue to put on. Tom Ackerman also speaks with Ed Glotzbach, the General Chair of the BMW Golf Championship at Bellerive Country Club; and Matt takes a look at Deshaun Watson’s apology and new suspension extension.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals have the night off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Justin Garcia, the studio host for the Milwaukee Bucks and Brewers at WTMJ in Wisconsin, to give a postmortem of the Brew Crew after they lost the weekend series to the Cardinals. Matt also shares the news of Fernando Tatis Jr. being suspended for testing positive for performance enhancing drugs, which he claims were found in a medication used to treat ringworm. Fernando Tatis Sr. defended his son, alleging a bad haircut led to a fungus on Jr.'s head.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals series win over Milwaukee, taking 2 of 3 games from the Brew Crew. The voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey then joins the show to talk Cardinals and the Billikens European road trip. Matt also weighs in on Albert Pujols’ quest for 700 hundred career home runs…is it possible? Is there any chance he’ll play another year, or come out of retirement to achieve it? Lastly, hear the announcement of this year's MLB playoff schedule.
Sports Open Line airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir.
August 11th, 2022 - 1982 St. Louis Cardinals World Series champions Dave LaPoint and John Stuper joined Ricky Horton and Mike Claiborne to talk about the magical ‘82 season under Whitey Herzog that secured the Cardinals’ 9th World Series championship.
Join us in person across from Busch Stadium at the Bullock on the second floor balcony of the Live! by Loews hotel after every Friday night home game.
Sports Open Line is limited to one hour tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals and Rockies game. Matt Pauley is joined by Daniel Guerrero who covers the St. Louis Cardinals minor league system for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and STL Pinch Hits to discuss Springfield Cardinal Chandler Redmond hitting for the home run cycle. Redmond drove in 11 runs that game. Matt also discusses Oliver Marmol’s postgame comments after today’s loss to the Rockies and takes your calls all hour.
Tomorrow: Cardinals vs Brewers at 7:15pm; Pregame show at 6:20pm
Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Follow Matt on Twitter: @MattPauleyOnAir
August 5th, 2022 - Cardinals Spanish broadcaster Bengie Molina and Yankees All-Star catcher Jose Trevino join Ricky Horton and Mike Claiborne on this edition of Friday Night Live! By Loews.
Join us in person across from Busch Stadium at the Bullock on the second floor balcony of the Live! by Loews hotel after every Friday night home game.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to the Cardinals @ Rockies pregame show! Matt Pauley shares today’s Cardinals news: Jake Woodford is recalled from Memphis (AAA) and T.J. McFarland is designated for assignment. Matt is then joined by Mizzou alum, Mizzou football radio analyst, and former NFL offensive tackle Howard Richards to discuss the recent announcement of Brady Cook’s promotion to starting quarterback for the Tigers.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to the Cardinals vs Rockies pregame show! Matt Pauley is joined by New York Magazine contributor and MLB columnist Will Leitch to judge the Cardinals’ trade deadline moves, the presence of Yadier Molina in the dugout, the sweep of the Yankees, and more!
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Rockies at 7:40pm CT; pregame show at 6:45pm CT. Follow Matt on Twitter: @MattPauleyOnAir
This is a segment from the second hour of Monday's Sports Open Line.
Rob Rains, beat writer for STLSportsPage.com, joined Matt Pauley to discuss the Cardinals weekend sweep of the Yankees, the impact of veterans in the dugout, Jordan Montgomery's outing, the return of Paul DeJong, and more.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Cardinals beat writer for STLSportsPage.com, Rob Rains. Matt and Rob recap the sweep of the Yankees and the hot streak Paul DeJong is on. How different do you feel about the Cardinals now vs. three weeks ago? Well, Matt reads your comments, texts, and calls to gauge the fans' perspective on the team before and after the trade deadline.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals weekend sweep of the Yankees and plays the best highlights from the series as heard on KMOX and the Cardinals Radio Network. Patrick Saunders, Colorado Rockies beat writer for the Denver Post, then joins the show to lament the team’s recent woes and to preview the upcoming series versus the Cardinals. Also: Oliver Marmol’s postgame comments after Sunday’s series finale over New York, and pre-season college football rankings.
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Rockies at 7:40pm CT; pregame show at 6:45pm CT.
Follow Matt on Twitter: @MattPauleyOnAir
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Sports Editor for the St. Louis American Earl Austin Jr. joins to discuss the passing of Bill Russell and his impact on basketball. Former Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jerry Augustine also joins to discuss the impact that the Josh Hader trade will have on the NL Central.
In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses the recent trades around the MLB leading up to the trade deadline. He also shares his thoughts on the Juan Soto sweepstakes and whether or not the Cardinals will be able to make it happen. Fan Sided MLB Insider Robert Murray joins to shares his thoughts on the recent trades made as well as speculation on potential trades to come.
This is a segment from the second hour of Monday night's Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Anthony Miller of the XFL News Hub joined the show to discuss the XFL's return to St. Louis, head coach Anthony Becht, and the fan support for the BattleHawks.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley chats with Anthony Miller of the XFL NewsHub to discuss the XFL’s return to St. Louis after an unfinished Battlehawks season due to the pandemic. Matt also discusses Paul Goldschmidt's and Nolan Arenado's absence in the Toronto series, and how little it actually impacted each game's outcome. Matt wraps up the hour with a story of an awkward run-in with a fan at Busch Stadium who didn't seem to have a filter.
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Nationals at 6:10pm CT. Follow Matt Pauley on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speaks with John Denton, who covers the Cardinals for MLB.com, on all things Cardinals: the return of Yadier Molina, possible moves as we near the impending trade deadline, and how the Baseball Hall of Fame reached out to John for his scorecard after the Cardinals made history in early July. Matt also opens up the phone lines to hear your thoughts on what the Cardinals need to do by the trade deadline to be World Series contenders!
Follow Matt Pauley on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Nationals at 6:10pm CT; Pregame show at 5:15pm CT
This is a segment from the first hour of Monday night's Sports Open Line.
Matt Pauley is joined by Carter Chapley, the Digital Baseball Producer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and STL Pinch Hits, to discuss a variety of Cardinals topics: unvaccinated players missing games in Toronto, the decision to pursue Juan Soto or starting pitching (or both), Steven Matz and Harrison Bader continuing to be plagued by injury, and the BIrds' series loss to Cincinnati...oh, and Tim Horton's.
Hear the full hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/goldschmidt-arenado-to-miss-toronto-series-due-to
This is a segment from the second hour of Monday night's Sports Open Line.
The XFL is returning to St. Louis and former Rams tight end Anthony Becht will be the team's head coach for the inaugural season in 2023. Coach Becht joined Matt Pauley on Sports Open Line to discuss his coaching style and his desire to pack the Dome at America's Center next year.
Hear the full hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/xfl-returns-to-st-louis
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speaks with St. Louis’s new XFL head coach Anthony Becht on the 2023 XFL season. St. Louis’s team, which is yet to be named, will play their home games at The Dome at America’s Center.
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Blue Jays at 6:07pm CT. Follow Matt Pauley on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speaks with Carter Chapley, Digital Baseball Producer at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, on Cardinals superstars Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado missing the upcoming series in Toronto due to vaccine requirements. Not to mention, the Cards just dropped 2 of 3 to the Reds, and Steven Matz is injured again. Matt spends the latter half of the hour taking your calls and texts to get your thoughts on the vaccine situation.
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Blue Jays at 6:07pm CT. Follow Matt Pauley on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
This is a segment from the first hour of Thursday's Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Lou Korac, who covers the Blues for NHL.com and In The Slot, joined Matt Pauley to go over possible trades for Matthew Tkachuk, and other moves the Blues may make if Tkachuk is not in the cards.
Hear the full first hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/trade-rumor-season-will-soto-and-tkachuk-land-in-s
This is a segment from the first hour of Thursday's Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Polo Ascencio, the Spanish play-by-play announcer for the Cardinals, joined Matt Pauley to share his experience of the All Star events in Los Angeles, namely the humility and leadership that Albert Pujols lent to the media and clubhouse that week. Pujols also received the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award at the ESPYs for his work with the Pujols Family Foundation, which aids impoverished families in the Dominican Republic and those living with Down syndrome.
Hear the full hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/trade-rumor-season-will-soto-and-tkachuk-land-in-s
It’s the Strike Zone on KMOX! In this special baseball-only edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps Albert Pujols’ Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award at the ESPYs, and discusses the decrease in home runs, walks, and strikeouts (aka the Three True Outcomes) across the league this year. Matt also concludes his ‘State of the NL Central’ segment by speaking with Andrew Wagner of Forbes Sports on the first place Milwaukee Brewers.
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Reds at 5:40pm CT; pregame show with Matt Pauley at 4:45pm. Follow Matt on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley chats with Cardinals Spanish announcer Polo Ascencio on Albert Pujols' legacy on display at the All Star events this week, and the teams that are interested in Juan Soto. Could he end up in St. Louis? Matt is then joined by Lou Korac who covers the Blues for NHL.com to discuss Matthew Tkachuk news and rumors. Again, could he end up in St. Louis?? Also discussed: Albert Pujols getting some ‘help’ in the All Star Game; and Georgia Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart is now the highest paid football coach in history with his 10-year, $112.5 million contract.
Tomorrow: Cardinals @ Reds at 5:40pm CT; pregame show with Matt Pauley at 4:45pm. Follow Matt on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
This is a clip from the first hour of Wednesday night's Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Derrick Goold, lead Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, explains why he was not shocked at the fact that Paul Goldschmidt and Albert Pujols each only had one at bat in the 2022 MLB All Star Game.
Hear the full first hour hear: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/mlb-all-star-game-recap
This is a clip from the second hour of Wednesday night's Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Matt debates whether or not the Blues are better off giving up their core guys for Matthew Tkachuk. Does this really close the gap between St. Louis and Colorado? More importantly, can the Blues even afford him?
Hear the full second hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/the-state-of-the-nl-central-pittsburgh-pirates-ft
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks the possibility of Matthew Tkachuk being traded to the Blues, and continues his recurring segment ‘The State of the NL Central’ by interviewing freelance sportswriter John Perrotto on the Pittsburgh Pirates. Earlier, we asked your thoughts on some of Brian Snitker’s managerial decisions concerning the National League in the All Star Game (like Pujols and Goldschmidt each getting one at bat, and Mikolas not being used at all) and Matt reads your comments on air.
In tomorrow’s show…..
We check in with Polo Ascencio, the Spanish voice of the Cardinals; Lou Korac of NHL.com for Blues rumors, Gary LaRocque for news on Cardinals prospects and draft picks, and more! Follow Matt on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley speaks with Brian Walton, owner and operator of TheCardinalNation.com, on the Cardinals draft picks and minor league prospects. Matt is also joined by Derrick Goold, lead Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, to recap All Star events and explain some of Brian Snitker’s managerial decisions for the National League.
In tomorrow’s show…..
We check in with Lou Korac of NHL.com for Blues rumors, Gary LaRocque for news on Cardinals prospects and draft picks, and more! Follow Matt on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
This is a clip from the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
Mitchell Forde, beat writer for PowerMizzou.com, joined the show to discuss the young quarterbacks who have shots at being starters in the first week of play, the SEC, and Coach Eliah Drinkwitz's plan to grow a mustache.
Hear the full first hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/juan-soto-to-st-louis-dont-get-your-hopes-up
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by CHGO.com writer Jared Wyllys to talk Cubs (and even White Sox) baseball. Matt also talks the controversy surrounding the technicalities of the Home Run Derby and how it affects sports betters. Lastly, Matt reads your answers to the question, “What do the Cardinals need BESIDES pitching?”
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps Albert Pujols’ performance in the Home Run Derby. Matt also interviews Mitchell Forde of PowerMizzou.com to talk Mizzou football and SEC Media Day. Matt wraps up the hour by telling St. Louis not to get their hopes up for the acquisition of Juan Soto, despite some click bait on Twitter making it seem possible (which can be seen here: https://twitter.com/CBSSportsHQ/status/1549418335997140992)
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This is a clip from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley.
"This is the year to splurge!" proclaims St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist Benjamin Hochman after being asked what the Cardinals must do at the trade deadline to bring home another championship. Hear Ben's thoughts on what moves the Cardinals can make, which involve some the Cardinals talented prospects, in this clip from Sports Open Line.
Hear the full hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/the-state-of-the-nl-central-cincinnati-reds-ft-bob
This is a clip from the first hour of Sports Open Line.
Legendary broadcaster Bob Costas joins KMOX's new host of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley, to look back on his time spent in St. Louis, and what separates St. Louis baseball fans from all the rest.
Listen to the full first hour here: https://omny.fm/shows/sports-open-line/cardinals-at-the-all-star-break-ft-bob-costas-and
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley shares news from today’s SEC Media Day. Matt also begins a recurring segment this week, ‘The State of the NL Central,’ beginning with the Cincinnati Reds. To enlighten us on the recent woes of the Redlegs, Matt is joined by Bobby Nightengale, Jr of the Cincinnati Enquirer to talk this year's struggles and what the future of the team looks like. Matt is also joined by St. Louis Post-Dispatch sports columnist Benjamin Hochman to discuss what kind of moves the Cardinals will need to make in order to go all the way.
Matt Pauley hosts Sports Open Line for the first time ever tonight and starts off the show with a bang: Bob Costas calls in to share stories of his introduction to KMOX nearly 50 years ago, and his thoughts on Bob Costas impressions. Matt is also joined by Bally Sports Midwest analyst and former Cardinal Rick Ankiel to discuss Yadier Molina’s injury, The Cardinals' pitching needs, and how important the All Star break is to players.
Follow Matt on Twitter @MattPauleyOnAir
This is a clip from the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line.
Frank Cusumano joined Joe Pott on Thursday night's Sports Open Line to talk all things Cardinals, but especially to admire the phenomenal season Paul Goldschmidt is having.
Joe Pott hosts the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only edition of Sports Open Line! In tonight’s show, Joe chats with Carter Chapley of the Post-Dispatch and STL Pinch Hits on Cardinals minor leaguers and pitching depth. Joe is also joined by Rob Rains of STL Sports Page to continue the conversation of Paul Goldschmidt’s phenomenal season, the team’s depth, and possible pitching moves.
Joe Pott hosts Sports Open Line! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Joe speaks with John Denton, Cardinals beat writer for MLB.com, on his first year of covering the team and the incredible stats of Ryan Helsley and Paul Goldschmidt. Joe also speaks with Frank Cusumano on St. Louis prep sports, the Cardinals’ promising young hitters, and Albert Pujols. The Cardinals don’t have an off day for the next 17 games. Of those 17, 14 will be against teams with winning records.
Sports Open Line airs weekday evenings 6-8pm when the Cardinals are off. Follow Joe on Twitter @Joe_Pott
This is a clip from the second hour of Sports Open Line with Joe Pott.
Joe chats with STL Post-Dispatch and STL Pinch Hits writer Daniel Guerrero, who covers the Cardinals minor league system.
Joe Pott hosts the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only edition of Sports Open Line! In the second hour of tonight’s show, Joe speaks with Scott Miller of MLB Network to discuss Shohei Ohtani’s incredible feats as of late. Joe is also joined with Daniel Guerrero of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and STL Pinch Hits to talk about the Cardinals minor leaguers.
Joe Pott hosts Sports Open Line! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Joe is joined by Jesse Rogers of ESPN Chicago to talk about the treatment of this year’s baseballs via humidors; the hot streak of the Atlanta Braves; Toronto Blue Jays hitting coach Guillermo Martinez getting ejected before the first pitch was even thrown against the White Sox and all things Chi-town baseball.
Jesse Rogers covers MLB including the White Sox and Cubs for ESPN.com and appears regularly on ESPN 1000 in Chicago. He is the author of the biography on Joe Maddon, Try Not To Suck. Follow him on Twitter @JesseRogersESPN.
It’s the Strike Zone on KMOX! In this special baseball-heavy hour of Sports Open Line, Greg Damon talks all things Cardinals baseball with Billikens announcer Bob Ramsey, and Cardinals beat writer Rob Rains. Lastly, Greg speaks with a different kind of strike thrower….St. Louis boxer Devon Alexander.
Greg Damon hosts Sports Open Line! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Greg speaks with Dan Reardon on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf Tour; NHL.com Blues writer Lou Korac on the Stanley Cup Finals; and St. Louis University Billikens basketball announcer Earl Austin, Jr. on the NBA Finals.
Scott Warmann of Bally Sports Midwest hosts Sports Open Line tonight! In the only hour of tonight’s show, Scott is joined on the phone with former Cardinal pitcher, outfielder, and current Bally Sports analyst Rick Ankiel. Scott and Rick discuss the Cardinals’ struggles in Tampa, the team’s standout young guns, and other news around the league, like the firing of Joe Maddon and the potential use of automated strike zones.
Sports Open Line is limited to one hour tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the CBS News Special Report of the January 6th hearings.
Greg Damon hosts Sports Open Line! In the second and final hour of show, Greg speaks with former NASCAR driver Kenny Wallace on the success of the NASCAR Cup Series at Worldwide Technology Raceway; and with Earl Austin, Jr. on Jayson Tatum and the NBA Finals.
Greg Damon hosts Sports Open Line! In the first hour of show, Greg talks all things Cardinals with Mike Claiborne and Kevin Wheeler, in particular the young guys on the team that are making a huge impact, i.e. Juan Yepez, Brendan Donovan, and Nolan Gorman. Greg is also joined by Blues rinkside reporter for Bally Sports Midwest Andy Strickland to talk Evander Kane’s dirty hit against Nazem Kadri of the Colorado Avalanche, and Jordan Binnington’s postseason performance. Hour 1 closes with a replay of Tom Ackerman’s interview with Albert Pujols, as part of their weekly "5 Minutes with #5" segment on Total Information AM.
Joe Pott hosts as he's joined by Joe Sheehan and Mike Ferrin to talk about all things baseball: how hot is Goldy? What's happening with Philly and New York? And should we watch the Arizona Fall League?
Joe Pott is joined by Greg Damon and Jack Arute from the world of NASCAR to talk about all of the events coming this weekend to Gateway Motor Speedway, and the excitement for this weekend at WorldWide Technology Speedway across the river.
Joe Pott hosts Sports Open Line, and in the second hour of the show speaks with Drew Silva, senior MLB writer at NBC, on all things Cardinals baseball. Joe also talks to former pitcher Kyle McClellan on the new Cardinals podcast "The Chatter's Box" featuring the likes of Albert Pujols, Ozzie Smith, and other Cardinal greats. Joe caps off the hour by revealing who the most hated player in baseball is according to a recent poll.
Joe Pott hosts Sports Open Line, and in the first hour of the show speaks with Blues writer for NHL.com Lou Korac on the team's postseason run, Vladimir Tarasenko, and the remaining teams in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
With Giants manager Gabe Kapler avoiding the national anthem after the school shooting in Uvalde, Wheeler talks the intersection of sports and the real world and how we react when the two overlap. Plus, Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey hop on ahead of tomorrow's premiere of 'The Show' from 10am to 2pm.
Wheeler talks about how the Cardinals can compete inside and outside of the division, now almost a third of the way through the year. Plus, what are the options for the rotation?
Wheeler discusses whether it is time to shake up the starting rotation with the lack of depth offered by starters to this point in the year. Plus, trying to figure out offensive consistency.
Kevin Wheeler dives into what the Blues need to do to stave off elimination and try to comeback in the series against Colorado. Plus, breaking down the Nazem Kadri situation.
Kevin Wheeler wraps up the show by talking about what's going on with the St. Louis Cardinals after a competitive series against the Mets. What lies ahead for the birds?
Kevin Wheeler talks the Blues series against Colorado and briefly touches on the current state of our St. Louis Cardinals.
Joe Pott fills in on Sports Open Line, and he replays some of the great interviews today from the Billiken Classic, plus a visit from Cardinals broadcaster Ricky Horton.
Joe Pott fills in on Sports Open Line today, and he talks with Andy Strickland about the Blues upcoming match up with the Colorado Avalanche, as well as with Mike Claiborne about the Cardinals series win against the Giants over the weekend.
It’s the Strike Zone on KMOX- all baseball, all hour! Kevin Wheeler rants about how ridiculous it is to complain about a team’s hitting coach and other silly gripes from baseball fans on Twitter. Wheels caps off the hour by getting honest about Tyler O’Neill and the recent slump he’s fallen into.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler previews the Blues vs Wild matchup in Game 6 of Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Hear morning skate comments from head coach Craig Berube and left winger David Perron as they discuss the game that could potentially send them to the next round against the Colorado Avalanche.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler recaps the Cardinals-Giants series. Wheels also points out that the Cardinals’ offensive numbers are better than league average. It may not always feel like it, but you need to take the rest of the league into account! Wheels caps off the hour with a recap of the Blues win in Game 4 over the Minnesota Wild.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
This is a clip from the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line.
Kevin Wheeler goes over the huge accomplishments of Jordan Binnington in his relatively-young NHL career, and his re-emergence in game 4 against the Minnesota Wild.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler shares the insane fact that Jordan Binnington is tied for most playoff wins by a goalie in Blues franchise history. Also: hear from Blues head coach Craig Berube after this morning’s skate, and Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak’s weekly interview on Sports on a Sunday Morning with Tom Ackerman.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
Tom Ackerman fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! In the second and final hour of the show, we hear pregame audio from Blues forwards Ivan Barbashev and Pavel Buchnevich; a sneak peak at the NASCAR Cup Series at Worldwide Technology Raceway with General Manager Chris Blair; and a preview to the Kentucky Derby.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Tom on Twitter @Ackerman1120
Tom Ackerman fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! In the first hour of the show, Tom gives injury updates for the Blues and the Cardinals (the latter announcing Adam Wainwright on the COVID list). Hear pregame audio from Blues coach Craig Berube, a pregame look into the Cardinals-Giants matchup in San Francisco with radio announcer John Rooney, and an old Mike Shannon interview with Willie Mays who celebrates his 91st birthday today.
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The second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line is slightly abbreviated due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Cardinals game. Kevin Wheeler tells baseball fans that it’s still a bit early to make bold criticisms of players so far, and cites Trevor Story’s performance in Boston as an example. Wheels also shares a news story that states batters will have more success at the plate looking at more pitches than what they currently do.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler features Craig Berube’s morning skate comments following the Blues loss to the Wild in Game 2, and previews the Cardinals-Giants series.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler tells the cold hard truth about Paul DeJong: His numbers are well below average, and have been trending downward for years. Next, Wheels dives into Blues playoff hockey before puck drop in Game 2 of Round 1 versus Minnesota. Wheels predicts: Blues will win in 5 games, and face Colorado in Round 2.
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Kevin Wheeler explains the Cardinals' lopsided stats against right-handed pitchers compared to left-handed pitchers.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler discusses the team’s overall OPS (on base plus slugging percentage), why it seems the team can only hit lefties, why minor leaguer Nolan Gorman hasn’t been called up yet, and Juan Yepez’s early successes in the big leagues.
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Kevin Wheeler dives into Cardinals reliever Ryan Helsley's insane numbers so far.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler features Mike Claiborne’s interview with Darren Pang who discuss the Blues going into round 1 of the playoffs. Also, we listen back to the new “Friday Night Live at Loews” with Rick Horton, Mike Claiborne, and special guest John Mozeliak, and take a look at Ryan Helsley’s impressive stats thus far.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler gets honest with what Cardinals fans should expect from their team (we’re looking at you, Paul DeJong criticizers.) “As long as you’re winning, you have time to sort things out!” Wheels says. Also: The Mets are once again hitting batters with pitches and are now facing consequences, and we listen in to Blues head coach Craig Berube who talks about going into the first round of the playoffs.
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Hear Mike Claiborne interview comedian and St. Louis personality Nikki Glaser during the Cardinals Pregame Show on KMOX!
It’s the Strikezone on KMOX! Kevin Wheeler gives us the truth of Paul DeJong’s stats before diving into the bullpen and the Cardinals’ starters.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler breaks down all the hit by pitches in the Cardinals/Mets series which led to a bench clearing brawl in Wednesday’s game. Kevin also shares what Major League Baseball can learn from the National Hockey League.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks about the Blues’ hot streak and what their playoff run might look like. Wheels also features Tom Ackerman’s weekly interview with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak, and then previews the Birds’ upcoming series vs the Marlins.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler takes a look at the Cardinals’ early stats so far, including Pujols and Goldschmidt’s batting numbers; pitching depth; and the toss up between Yadi and Knizner behind the plate .
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Mike Shildt, former Cardinals skipper turned San Diego Padres coach, was accused by San Francisco Giants coach Antoan Richardson of racist undertones after yelling an expletive during the game. Kevin Wheeler breaks down the situation.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler wraps up talk of the controversial decision to remove Clayton Kershaw after 7 perfect innings, and how it may actually be beneficial to youth baseball (note the distinction between youth and major league!) Also discussed: former Cardinals manager Mike Shildt accused of racism by San Francisco Giants coach Antoan Richardson, and what the “unwritten rules” of baseball are.
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Kevin Wheeler goes on a rant about Clayton Kershaw being taken out of a game despite pitching 7 perfect innings.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks Albert Pujols’ first home run of the season, the upcoming series against the Brewers on their home turf, and Clayton Kershaw being taken out of a game after pitching 7 perfect innings.
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Hear John Rooney and Ricky Horton's call of Albert Pujols' home run against left-handed pitcher Daniel Lynch in the first inning of Tuesday's game against the Kansas City Royals. This marks Albert's first home run at Busch Stadium as a Cardinal returnee. Pujols' home run comes after third baseman Nolan Arenado hit a two run homerun moments before.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler wraps up talk of the popularity of baseball amongst other sports across the nation and the globe. We hear audio from Craig Berube who spoke after this morningKevin also talks about the NHL regular season nearing the playoffs, and who the Blues might face in the postseason.
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Kevin Wheeler gives his first impressions of this year’s Cardinals, after winning 2 of 3 games against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Opening Weekend.
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In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler reacts to a tweet that claims that baseball is the 7th most popular sport in the US, and later gives early observations to the 2022 St. Louis Cardinals.
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Hear Kevin Wheeler discuss the future emergence of Jordan Hicks as the Cardinals fifth starter while Jack Flaherty is still out for injury.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler discusses Jordan Hicks being named the Cardinals fifth starter and why it’s so hard to remain calm at the beginning of the baseball season. Wheels also reminds us how St. Louis is spoiled with a great baseball team almost every year, as opposed to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Adam Wainwright is known for his stellar pitching performances and his great interviews, and 2022 may be his final season. Kevin Wheeler asks, "Who will be the next Waino?"
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler relives the spectacle that Opening Day was in St. Louis, and previews the rest of the series vs the Pirates. Wheels also discusses three aspects of the Cardinals that are pertinent to the next few months. Lastly, Wheels asks: Who will be the team's next Adam Wainwright?
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Tonight's Sports Open Line is shortened to just two segments due to KMOX's broadcast of Opening Day! Kevin Wheeler and Joe Pott recap the Cardinals win 9-0 win over the Pirates
Kevin Wheeler and Mike Claiborne sit down with a crew of those in and around the Cardinals as we get ready for Opening Day tomorrow!
In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler makes his National and American League predictions for 2022, including the potential World Series matchup. Wheels also replays interviews with Oli Marmol and John Mozeliak from Sports on a Sunday Morning with Tom Ackerman.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler makes his 2022 predictions for the Cardinals and explains what must happen if the Cardinals want to reach 95 wins. Last year, the Cards won 90 and the Brewers won 95.
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Mike Ferrin, MLB Network Radio host, joind Kevin Wheeler to talk Cardinals and the National League Central division for 2022.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the NCAA Championship game between North Carolina and Kansas. In the only hour of tonight’s show, Kevin Wheeler previews the Cardinals Opening Day lineup (which features Albert Pujols), and is then joined by MLB Network Radio host Mike Ferrin to talk about the upcoming season across the league.
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Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Derrick Goold joins the show to talk all things Cardinals: spring training, starting pitching, bullpen, the application of designated hitters, and of course, Albert Pujols.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin takes a look at what the National League Central may look like in 2022 before being joined by Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Derrick Goold. Wheeler and Goold talk all things Cardinals: spring training, starting pitching, bullpen, designated hitters, and of course, Albert Pujols. Lastly, Wheels shares a sentiment from Greg Gumbel, who says that people don’t tune into a football game for the announcers.
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Kevin Wheeler shares his feelings about Mike Shildt's firing and his recent emotional story put out by Bob Nightengale of USA Today.
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We are less than a week away to Opening Day! In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler starts it off with a preview of Opening Day in St. Louis, where the Cardinals will play a shaky Pirates team. Kevin also talks about Bob Nightengale’s story of former Cardinals manager Mike Shildt opening up after his dismissal from the team.
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There’s only 8 days left until Opening Day at Busch Stadium, and KMOX is celebrating with the Countdown to Opening Day Show! Kevin Wheeler and Mike Claiborne host the show and feature interviews with the likes of John Mozeliak, Albert Pujols, Paul DeJong, Adam Wainwright, Andrew Knizner, and Cardinals Director of Marketing and Brand Execution Martin Coco.
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You heard Kevin Wheeler tell you what you can expect of the Cardinals offense. But what about pitching? With Flaherty and Reyes out for injury, the Cards will need to be creative with their rotation decisions.
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In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler wraps up baseball talk with expectations of this year’s pitching before discussing the Blues trials and tribulations. Despite the recent rough stretch, the Blues came out on top in their matchup against Vancouver, aided by Vladimir Tarasenko who recorded his 500th career point with an empty net goal. Lastly, Wheels explains the NFL’s new overtime rule.
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Kevin Wheeler reviews the Cards’ 2021 offensive stats, and what we can expect this year (especially with the new designated hitter). With so many great bats, who can we expect to see in the lineup the most often? Wheels puts it plainly: "Whoever hits, will play!"
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler analyzes how the signing of Albert Pujols affects the usage of players like Juan Yepez, Nolan Gorman, Lars Nootbaar, and Corey Dickerson. Wheels also takes a look at offensive stats from 2021 and what we can expect to see in 2022.
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It’s “Pujols Night”! In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler discusses Albert, Yadi, and (potentially) Waino’s last year with the Cardinals. Wheels also reads your Albert-related tweets, plays audio from today’s Cardinals press conference, and features an interview with Adam Wainwright from earlier today who describes how Albert greeted him at spring training.
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It’s "Pujols Night"! In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler shares the news that shook St. Louis today: Albert Pujols has signed a one year, $2.5 million contract with the Cardinals. Kevin takes your calls ALL HOUR to hear your thoughts, and we play audio highlights of some of the greatest moments in Albert’s career.
Kevin Wheeler rewinds an interview from earlier this week with former Cardinal lefty Mark Mulder, plus pitchers are still finding ways to use sticky stuff when pitching!
Kevin Wheeler talks about the Cardinals recent Spring Training moves, what his lineup would look like, and also a bit on the Blues recent woes.
It's KMOX's Countdown to Opening Day Show! Kevin Wheeler and Mike Claiborne speak with a host of Cardinals personalities, like: announcer John Rooney, manager Oli Marmol, pitcher Miles Mikolas, center fielder Harrison Bader, former pitcher Mark Mulder, and Vice President of Ticket Sales Joe Strohm.
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Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors are all in-studio for Sports Open Line! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the crew talk Cardinals arbitration, Deshaun Watson being traded to the Cleveland Browns in the NFL's largest contract to date (despite 22 women having sued him for sexual assault), and Miami Hurricanes basketball.
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Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors debunk the old adage that athletes back in the day were tougher just because they played through injury. Were they actually tougher, or are we just smarter with how we treat our athletes' bodies today?
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Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors are all in-studio for Sports Open Line! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the gang talk today’s baseball news: 28 man rosters remain for one more month due to the shortened spring training, and ghost runners in extra innings are back.
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Cardinals are facing injuries with Jack Flaherty's shoulder and Alex Reyes, who hasn't thrown off the mound since the all star game. Corey Dickerson's signing became official. Why is that good news? potential solutions in house. Kevin listens back to Tom Ackerman's interview with Nolan Arenado from Jupiter. Also thoughts from Adam Wainwright. Who can fill in for Flaherty?
Hour 1: The big news is the bad news. Cardinals are facing injuries with Jack Flaherty's shoulder and Alex Reyes, who hasn't thrown off the mound since the all star game. Corey Dickerson's signing became official. Why is that good news? Potential solutions in house. Tom Ackerman is in Jupiter, FL for Cardinals spring training and joins the show to talk the baseball news of the day and potential lineup moves. Kevin shares what President of Baseball Operations for the STL Cardinals John Mozeliak had to say about the team ahead of the season.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens game versus Northern Iowa in the National Invitation Tournament. In tonight's show. Kevin Wheeler recaps news from today’s Cardinals training camp in Jupiter, like Alex Reyes and Jack Flaherty’s injuries, and analyzes today's big trades in the MLB.
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Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors are all in-studio for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the gang talk the legalization of gambling, the perception of integrity of sports, and how the average person would fare in the MLB, NHL, NFL, and NBA.
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Tom Ackerman joins the show live from Jupiter, Florida to share the news of Jack Flaherty's shoulder examination and other stories from the second day of Cardinals training camp.
Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors are all in-studio for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the first hour of tonight’s show, Tom Ackerman joins the show from Jupiter, FL to recap the news from the second day of Cardinals training camp. Also discussed: Under New York City’s vaccine mandate, any unvaccinated Yankees and Mets players will not be allowed to play at their home stadium; oh, and Blues hockey!
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Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors are all in-studio for Sports Open Line! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, the crew talk Amy’s non-athletic injury, the 40th anniversary of a special concert, and the Reds restructuring their team. Also, Chris spoils the Boba Fett TV series. Beware.
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Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors speak with Tom Ackerman who is live in Jupiter, Florida reporting on the Cardinals training camp.
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Kevin Wheeler, Chris Rongey, and Amy Marxkors are all in-studio for Sports Open Line! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the gang talk Tom Brady’s retirement and the news from the first day of Cardinals training camp. To provide more Cardinals updates. KMOX’s Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show and gives the latest from Jupiter.
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Kevin Wheeler discusses the firing of Mizzou’s Cuonzo Martin. Martin and the Tigers went 12-21 overall and 5-13 in SEC play this season. Mizzou lost 7 of its last 9 games to end the season.
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In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler wraps up Cardinals baseball talk and takes a look at free agency across the league. Wheels also talks college basketball news, like the Billikens advancement in the A-10 Tourney and the firing of Mizzou Head Basketball Coach Cuonzo Martin.
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Kevin Wheeler discusses the Cardinals' newest pitching signing, which happens to be the first signing post-lockout.
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Kevin Wheeler is back! In the first hour of tonight’s show, Kevin declares: no more lockout talk! Wheels also discusses the Cardinals newest signing (pitcher Drew Verhagen) and shares audio from a press conference featuring John Mozeliak, Bill DeWitt Jr., and Oli Marmol.
Hear the game-ending call from play-by-play announcers Bob Ramsey and Earl Austin. Jr as the Billikens upset the St. Bonaventure Bonnies in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic 10 tournament. Kyle Lofton of St. Bonaventure missed two free throws which could have put the Bonnies ahead by 1 or at least tied the game. With both misses, the Billikens maintained their one point lead, winning the game 57-56. The Bills will play Davidson Saturday at 12pm noon CT!
St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak spoke with the press over Zoom after the recent announcement of MLB owners and players coming to terms on the new collective bargaining agreement.
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Chris Rongey speaks with ESPN's Jesse Rogers on the MLB/MLBPA deal, and Rob Manfred's verbiage in response to teams tanking.
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Chris Rongey fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight's Sports Open Line. In the second hour of tonight's show, Chris takes your calls regarding the blessed baseball news we received today, and speaks with ESPN's Jesse Rogers on the subject,
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Chris Rongey and Bob Ramsey talk today’s big baseball news, rule changes, and of course the Billikens victory over La Salle in the A10 Tourney.
It's official....baseball is back! Chris Rongey fills in for Kevin Wheeler and devotes the whole hour to share the good news. Chris chats with Bob Ramsey on the end to the lockout, rule changes, and Billikens basketball as well. MLB Opening Day is April 7th and teams will play a full 162 game season. Free agency starts tonight.
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Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors fill in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Chris and Amy talk the 1 year suspension of Atlanta Falcons receiver Calvin Ridley for betting on his own sport. The two also discuss conspiracy theories, movies, and football players losing diamond jewelry on the turf.
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Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors discuss how nothing in the collective bargaining agreement punishes baseball teams from purposefully losing games to their benefit (cough cough...Pirates and Orioles).
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Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors fill in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the first hour of tonight’s show, Chris and Amy share the news that Major League Baseball has cancelled an additional two series of the regular season due to a failure to reach a compromise on the collective bargaining agreement. A total of two weeks of baseball will be missed. Opening Day, if an agreement is reached, will be April 14th. Opening Day at Busch Stadium, at the earliest, will be April 25th versus the Mets.
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Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors discuss the recent deal between MLB and Apple, which gives the latter exclusive broadcast rights to select games on Friday nights.
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Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors fill in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the second hour of tonight's show, Chris and Amy discuss Apple's streaming deal with the MLB, St. Louis's prosperity as a city, and TV shows they were forced to watch as kids.
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Chris Rongey and Amy Marxkors fill in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the first hour of tonight’s show, Chris and Amy share the news that the Enterprise Center has ended its COVID protocols, and give live updates into MLB labor negotiations.
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In the second hour of the show, Kevin Wheeler talks about what's wrong with both sides of the MLB Lockout. Also, should we be worried about the recent skid the Blues had on the East Coast?
In this clip, Kevin Wheeler talks about how some owners in MLB aren't even considering competing, and how money is playing into all of it and the MLB Lockout.
In this clip from the SLU coaches show, head coach Travis Ford recaps the senior day game against VCU and gives his thoughts to Bob Ramsey on the highlights.
Bob Ramsey sits down with SLU Coach Travis Ford for the final coaches show before the A-10 playoffs, and they discuss Senior Day and how Billikens have grown all season.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler informs us on the Blues current standing and gives a preview of the matchups against the Islanders and Devils. We also hear audio from Craig Berube after today’s morning skate.
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Kevin Wheeler shares a story by Evan Drellich of The Athletic which names four MLB owners who voted against the most recent collective bargaining agreement proposal: Bob Castellini of the Cincinnatti Reds; Chris Ilitch of the Detroit Tigers; Ken Kendrick of the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Arte Moreno of the Anaheim Angels.
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In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks the continuing MLB lockout and begs the question, "Why are MLB owners scared to raise the competitive balance tax?" Wheels also discusses a story by Evan Drellich which names four MLB owners who voted against the recent collective bargaining agreement proposal.
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Kevin Wheeler tears Rob Manfred a new one and points out all the fallacies in his recent announcement cancelling regular season games.
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Kevin Wheeler is back! In the first and only hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin rips into Rob Manfred and MLB owners for cancelling games. Wheels also emphasizes that the luxury tax is not about competitive balance; it’s about maintaining profit level for owners.
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It’s the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show! Play-by-play announcer Bob Ramsey speaks with Coach Travis Ford and plays the best highlights from Wednesday’s win over Rhode Island.Senior student managers Stephen Ocampo and David Siemer then join the show to talk about life as a manager and the final home game this Saturday.
Chris Rongey sits in for Kevin Wheeler, and he talks with both Scott Miller from MLB Network and former Cardinal Kyle McClellan about the failed CBA negotiations in baseball, plus how we can compare baseball's situation to other sports.
Chris Rongey fills into today for Kevin Wheeler, and he is joined by former Cardinal pitcher and MLBPA player rep Kyle McClellan to discuss what might be going on with the players' side of the ongoing CBA negotiations.
Scott Miller from MLB Network joins Chris Rongey the show to talk about how the MLB negotiations today went,and how they will be moving forwards.
Chris Rongey sits in for Kevin Wheeler, and he talks about how the deadline for a CBA has passed in MLB, and now games will be cancelled with the possibility for more on the way.
Chris Rongey sits in tonight for Kevin Wheeler, and he talks with Ben Hochman about the ongoing lockout and how MLB and the MLBPA couldn't reach a deal today.
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Chris Rongey speaks with Bally Sports Midwest rink-side reporter Andy Strickland on Jordan Binnington's recent performances and how he's handled watching Ville Husso from the bench.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey
Chris Rongey fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Chris discusses: Derek Jeter stepping down as the Miami Marlins’ CEO, Blues hockey with Andy Strickland, how the Brian Flores lawsuit potentially derailed Tom Brady and Sean Payton playing for the Miami Dolphins, and of course live updates from the MLB labor negotiations.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey
Chris Rongey fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the first hour of tonight’s show, Chris provides updates on today’s MLB labor talks. To elaborate on today's news, Chris is joined by lead Cardinals beat writer for STLSportsPage.com Rob Rains who is live from Jupiter, Florida. Also: MLB owners are allegedly willing to miss a month's worth of games to get their end of the bargain in labor negotiations according to MLB reporter Evan Drellich.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey
Chris Rongey fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the second and final hour of the show, Chris takes your calls and speaks with senior writer at FanGraphs, Jay Jaffe, on the lockout. Rongey also talks about a weird new movie starring Tom Brady....yeah.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey
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Chris Rongey speaks with Blues reporter for NHL.com Lou Korac and takes a retrospective look on the Blues trade for Ryan O'Reilly.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey
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Chris Rongey speaks with Ryan Fagan, Senior MLB writer at Sporting News, on the MLB lockout. Ryan is on #TeamPessimism for the lockout. Are you?
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey
Chris Rongey fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the first hour of the show, Chris speaks with Ryan Fagan, Senior MLB writer at Sporting News, who bears bad news on the MLB lockout. Chris is then joined with Blues reporter for NHL.com Lou Korac on the Blues current standing. Chris also takes your calls to hear your thoughts on the lockout!
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey
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Joe Pott speaks with MLB writer Joe Sheehan on the lockout. Mr. Sheehan makes clear that this lockout is unnecessary, is purely for money's sake, and is due to owners' actions and not players.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any St. Louis Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Joe on Twitter @Joe_Pott
Joe Pott fills in for Kevin Wheeler during tonight's Sports Open Line. In the second and final hour of the show, Joe speaks with MLB writer Joe Sheehan on the MLB lockout and takes your calls to hear your thoughts on the situation. Also discussed: Michigan basketball coach Juwan Howard has been suspended for the rest of the regular season after throwing a punch at a Wisconsin coach, and former MLB pitcher Goose Gossage has some choice words for Rob Manfred.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any St. Louis Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Joe on Twitter @Joe_Pott
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Joe speaks with New York Post baseball columnist Ken Davidoff who is live from Jupiter, FL reporting on MLB labor negotiations.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any St. Louis Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Joe on Twitter @Joe_Pott
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Joe speaks with Lindenwood University’s Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Brad Wachler on Lindenwood joining the Ohio Valley Conference as part of Division I athletics.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any St. Louis Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Joe on Twitter @Joe_Pott
Joe Pott fills in for Kevin Wheeler during tonight’s Sports Open Line. In the first hour of the show, Joe speaks with Ken Davidoff, baseball columnist for the New York Post, on the latest lockout news. Joe also chats with Lindenwood University’s Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Brad Wachler on Lindenwood making the jump to Division I athletics as part of the Ohio Valley Conference. Lastly, Joe recaps Jordan Binnington and the Blues’ victory in Philadelphia.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any St. Louis Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Joe on Twitter @Joe_Pott
Tonight's Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX's broadcast of the Billikens game. In the first and only hour of tonight's show, Kevin Wheeler shares the most recent news from MLB labor negotiations, and discusses what may make the on-field product of baseball for exciting. Bottom line: put more balls into play.
Sports Open Line airs on KMOX 1120AM & 98.7 FM from 6-8pm barring any St. Louis Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
Kevin Wheeler hosts the second hour of Sports Open Line, and he dives into a new in-depth report on the labor negotiations today between the MLB and MLBPA, plus gives his takes on a statistical analysis of the shift affecting offense in baseball. Hear what he had to say on this hour of Sports Open Line!
The SLU Coaches show with host Bob Ramsey has Billikens' head coach Travis Ford talking about the past week, the fight between Michigan and Wisconsin, plus guard DeAndre Jones stops by. Hear the interviews and conversations right here on Sports Open Line!
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler speaks with lead Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Derrick Goold. The two discuss the lockout and the 15 minute meeting between the MLB and the Players' Association today.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler explains how we use sports and entertainment as an escape from everyday life...Now, it seems America's greatest pastime is following suit to the perpetual divide politics creates between us.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler points out what might be obvious to Blues fans...as of recent, Ville Husso is the superior of the two Blues goalies. Husso currently leads the NHL in Goals Against Average (1.85) and Save Percentage (.939), and aided the Blues in their 5-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm on KMOX 1120AM and 98.7FM barring any St. Louis Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first and only hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks the Blues’ victory in Ottawa, baseball rule changes, and what the MLB could learn from the NFL. Tonight's Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX's broadcast of the Billikens basketball game.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm on KMOX 1120AM and 98.7FM barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler discusses the Super Bowl ratings, and how LA did not rank in the top 10 cities for ratings during the game.
Here are the top ten local market ratings from this year’s Super Bowl according to @Bill_Shea19 on Twitter:
- Cincinnati 46.1/84
- Detroit 45.9/79
- Pittsburgh 45.6/74
- Columbus 45.4/80
- Kansas City 44.6/76
- Milwaukee 44/75
- Cleveland 44/78
- Boston 42.6/74
- Philadelphia 42.3/71
- Jacksonville 41.3/73
Not in top 10: Los Angeles 36.7/77
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler breaks down the Cardinals outfield, National League playoff contenders, and Super Bowl ratings.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Tim Brando of Fox Sports has some words for TV sports networks due to their little to non-existent coverage of college basketball. Kevin Wheeler has some ideas as to why this might be the case.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler shares the sad news that pitchers and catchers were supposed to be reporting today, but the never ending labor dispute further delays any possible enjoyment in our lives. We also hear from Tim Brando of Fox Sports who goes off on daytime sports TV networks and questions why they don’t cover college basketball as much as they should.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Hear why Rob Manfred and the MLB’s proposal to the players’ union was less than appealing.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks all things lockout. Luxury tax, free agency, arbitration, you name it. Boo. On a higher note, Wheels also discusses the Cardinals’ catchers for the upcoming season.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
The first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens basketball game. In this hour, Kevin Wheeler laments over Stan Kroenke and the Rams winning the Super Bowl. Kevin also questions whether the NFL really cares for player safety after Cooper Kupp got rocked in the endzone, and gives us his opinion on the halftime show.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
The second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens game. Kevin Wheeler discusses the newest proposal between MLB owners and players, the Cardinals 2022 roster, and FanGraphs’ 2022 standings projections.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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If Stan Kroenke’s Los Angeles Rams win the Super Bowl on home turf, how would we St. Louis folks react? Kevin Wheeler shares the results of what you told him on Twitter.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler discusses the Blues’ disappointing 7-4 loss to the New Jersey Devils. We also hear comments from the chief himself Craig Berube on what went wrong. Kevin then makes his Super Bowl predictions and shares the results of his Twitter poll which asks, “St. Louis folks, what will your reaction be if the Rams win the Super Bowl?”
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler speaks with the voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey on the team's current standing, and of course a little baseball too.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler speaks on the newly announced universal designated hitter in the MLB, the SLU Billikens season with play-by-play announcer Bob Ramsey, Super Bowl ratings, and if Joe “Cool” Burrow can revive NFL popularity amongst Gen Z.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler features audio from a Zoom press conference with Blues GM Doug Armstrong and Head Coach Craig Berube. Berube was recently signed to a 3-year extension with the Blues and will be behind the bench through the 2024-25 season.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler shares audio from the Blues press conference with Doug Armstrong and Craig Berube who discuss Berube’s recent 3-year contract extension as head coach. Wheels also dives into MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s statement over MLB labor negotiations. Manfred is optimistic the regular season will start on time, and isn’t ruling out a delayed Spring Training yet.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler talks Roger Goodell and his State of the League Address, which comments on the Rooney rule and Brian Flores’ lawsuit.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler explains the crazy amount of control Major League Baseball has over its players, especially in the minors. Also discussed: the Cardinals bullpen in the upcoming season, Roger Goodell’s State of the League Address, and how there were 2 different types of baseballs used in the previous MLB season.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler elaborates on the bizarre Chinese Olympic hockey team, which confusingly is made up of 11 Canadians, 7 Americans and a Russian. Only 6 of the 25 players for Team China were born in the country.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler discusses Craig Berube’s 3-year extension with the St. Louis Blues. Berube will be behind the bench through the 2024-25 season. Wheels also talks about the Chinese Olympic hockey team’s roster of non-Chinese players and the MLB lockout. Did you know it’s been 16 days since MLB owners have made a proposal to the union?
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler explains how this ridiculous MLB lockout could be turned into a spin-off of the reality show “Big Brother.” After all, MLB Network is looking for content, right?
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
Sports Open Line is shortened to one hour due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show. Tonight, Kevin Wheeler discusses the MLB lockout, and points out faults in ESPN’s list of the 100 greatest baseball players of all time. Are Albert Pujols, Bob Gibson, and Pete Rose ranked appropriately? Listen to Sports Open Line to find out.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
It's the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show! KMOX's Sports Director Tom Ackerman speaks with Women's Basketball Head Coach, Lisa Stone, as well as players Julia Martinez and Brooke Flowers.
The Billikens Coaches Show airs every Monday on KMOX 1120AM and 98.7FM from 6-7pm.
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Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey speak with Michigan sports law attorney Jim Acho on the NFL's Rooney Rule and Brian Flores' lawsuit against the league.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey share their favorite Little Debbie desserts before being joined by sports law attorney Jim Acho to discuss the Brian Flores’ lawsuit. The guys also talk about Wheeler's odd choice of music to fall asleep to.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens game. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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An NBA reporter contacted Jim Trotter in order to speak with linebacker Junior Seau. Seau, unbeknownst to the reporter, commuted suicide in 2012.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey discuss the MLB lockout and how the MLBPA refused the MLB's mediation request. The guys also talk about how former Browns coach Hue Jackson has echoed similar claims to Brian Flores' lawsuit.
Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens game. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey talk with Katie Woo of The Athletic on the results of her Cardinals fan survey and the stalemate in MLB labor negotiations. Wheeler and Rongey also share what they’d change to the Cardinals if they were president for a day.
Sports Open Line airs every week night 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
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Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey discuss Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz's outburst at journalists asking questions related to the sexual assault of Blackhawks player Kyle Beach
In the second hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey provide more info on the Brian Flores lawsuit as other coaches have followed in suit. Also discussed: Owner of the newly-named Washington Commanders NFL team Daniel Snyder is under fire for sexual assault claims; Chicago Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz is ALSO under fire for blowing off reporters inquiring about previous sexual assault reports in the organization; and, to end on a high note, Dick Butkus' hilarious Twitter posts.
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Katie Woo of the Athletic shares the optimistic results of her Cardinals fan survey, and the disappointment in possibly missing spring training.
After a long 3-pointer from the Patriots' Josh Oduro to tie the game, Yuri Collins' layup at the buzzer in the second overtime propelled the Billikens to a 92-90 victory. Hear the game-winning call from Bob Ramsey on KMOX!
In the second hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey talk Tom Brady's retirement, the MLB Lockout, and click bait articles involving Joe Burrow.
Former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores is suing the NFL, the Broncos, the Giants, and the Dolphins for alleged racial bias in the hiring process. Flores also exposes Dolphins owner Stephen Ross of bribing Flores to throw games and Broncos executives conducting interviews while hungover. Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey break down this monumental news story in the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line.
Sports Open Line airs Monday through Friday from 6-8pm on KMOX 1120AM & 98.7FM barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In this clip from tonight's Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler has some consolation for us St. Louisans experiencing some heartbreak knowing Stan Kroenke's Rams are playing in the Super Bowl on home turf.
Sports Open Line airs every weekday on KMOX from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens broadcasts. Follow Kevin Wheeler on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first and only hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks the AFC and NFC games this past weekend, Stan Kroenke, Tom Brady’s retirement (?), and debates over the greatest athlete of all time.
Sports Open Line airs every weekday on KMOX from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens broadcasts. Follow Kevin Wheeler on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
It's the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show! Bob Ramsey and Coach Travis Ford recap the team's win over Duquesne and play the best highlights from the game. Billikens forward Marten Linssen then joins the show to talk about growing up and playing ball in Germany. The Billikens play at George Mason University this Wednesday, February 2nd at 6:00pm. All the action is on KMOX beginning with the pregame show at 5:45pm.
The Billikens Basketball Coaches Show airs every Monday on KMOX from 6-7pm.
Roger Goodell of the NFL. Rob Manfred of the MLB. Gary Bettman of the NHL. All three commissioners have histories of being disliked and booed by fans of the respective sport. Kevin Wheeler tackles this phenomenon in this clip from the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line.
In this clip from the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin shares infuriating news from Arizona. The Arizona Coyotes of the NHL are in talks of signing a deal with Arizona State University to share their 5,000 seat ice rink with the college team due to mismanagement of rent owed to their home stadium in Glendale.
In the second hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler shares how former quarterback Jeff Garcia did not take lightly to Mina Kimes’ take on Jimmy Garoppolo’s recent performance. From Garcia’s Instagram:
“Who the hell is Mina Kimes and when is the last time she threw a touchdown pass in a game? Never! Ever! has she taken a snap or can truly understand the ability, the mindset, the physical and mental toughness, that it takes to play the QB position or any position in the NFL. The fact that there are people out there given a platform to talk about something that they have never done is hilarious and that’s how you have to look at her, she’s a joke! So let’s just laugh at her and support Jimmy, root on our Niners to go out and beat the living f–k out of one more team. That’s what it takes. She will never know that feeling. Can I get an amen? Peace.”
KMOX's Sports Open Line airs Monday through Friday 6-8pm barring Billikens or Cardinals broadcasts. Text your thoughts to Kevin during the show! 314-436-7900. Also follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler points out that MLB teams are all playing in the same hyper-analytic style. It seems there’s no unique styles to managing or playing the game anymore, like “Whitey ball” in the 1980s.
KMOX's Sports Open Line airs Monday through Friday 6-8pm barring Billikens or Cardinals broadcasts. Text your thoughts to Kevin during the show! 314-436-7900. Also follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
Hear the call from Bob Ramsey as Yuri Collins becomes the Billikens' all-time assists leader.
Sports Open Line is shortened tonight due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens game! Kevin Wheeler compares the “steroid era” of the MLB with today’s “analytics era.” Players' stats then vs now may surprise you.
In this clip from the second hour of Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler rips into Los Angeles Times columnist Dylan Hernandez after calling the Rams' former home a 'dump of a city.' Hernandez goes on to say the Rams are not to blame for the influx of 49ers fans into Stan Kroenke's Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles.
In this clip from the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks the Blues lackluster effort in Calgary, losing 7-1. The Flames fired 48 shots on net, more than doubling the Blues’ 21. Starting goaltender Jordan Binnington let up all seven goals, prompting his removal to allow backup goalie Ville Husso to finish the game. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler explains why there might be an abundance of 49ers fans at SoFi Stadium for the NFC Championship game. Wheels also dives into the Blues’ pitiful loss versus the Calgary Flames, and Sean Payton retiring as head coach for the New Orleans Saints after 15 years. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In this clip from the first hour of Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler predicts next year’s Baseball Hall of Fame class. Scott Rolen received 63.2% of the BBWAA vote this year, which marks him likely to be inducted next year.
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler discusses the newest inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame, and who’s missing from this year’s class. Follow Kevin on Twitter @KevinWheeler94
In this clip from tonight's Sports Open Line, hear Kevin Wheeler dissect the coin toss rule when NFL games go to overtime.
In the only hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, hear Kevin Wheeler recap one of the greatest weekend in NFL playoff history and discuss the controversy over overtime rules. Wheels also dives into the Blues hot streak, which includes some stellar performances by backup goaltender Viile Husso. Lastly, we actually have news from the MLB lockout talks!.
It's the Billikens Basketball Coaches Show! The voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey speaks with head coach Travis Ford on the development of players like Gibson Jimerson and Andre Lorentsson, and then recap Sunday night’s victory over UMass. The Billikens defeated the Minutemen 90-59, after having previously lost to them 91-85 last Thursday. Christian Nunez, the Director of Player of Development, also joins the show to talk about his role for the Bills.
Forbes' Maury Brown talks with Rongey about the ongoing lockout in Major League Baseball and what a resolution might look like.
Lou joined Rongey to talk Blues hockey including how they've been able to keep pace in the conference despite COVID issues and how far can this team go this season.
Lou Korac joins Chris Rongey to talk about the Blues as we get to the halfway point of the season, plus Canadians actually get angry?
Chris Rongey fills in for Wheeler tonight on the Sports Open Line and discusses a trend across Nashville's pro sports scene and Maury Brown talks about the MLB lockout.
Kevin Wheeler talks about the new round of negotiations going on between the MLB owners and the players, plus he proposes a new idea to keep MLB teams competitive when it comes to draft picks. Hear that and more in this abridged hour of Sports Open Line!
In this clip from the second hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, host Kevin Wheeler opines on the greatest catchers of all time, and where Yadier Molina would rank amongst the greats.
“I’m trying to hit him as hard as I can. I’m not trying to injure him; I’m trying to hurt him.” Hear this clip of Chris Pronger’s conversation with Tom Ackerman on the Garage Happy Hour, and his jersey retirement speech featured in the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line.
In the second and final hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler explains the ending of the 49ers and Cowboys game and why heated Dallas fans are mad for the wrong reason. Later, Wheeler recognizes Gary Pinkel for his induction into the College Football Hall of Fame by replaying his interview with Tom Ackerman. Wheeler also ranks the greatest catchers in baseball history. Where does a guy like our own Yadier Molina fit? Listen to Sports Open Line to find out!
In the first hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler talks all things Blues hockey: the team’s 4-1 home stand, their roster depth, playoff predictions, and of course the retirement of Chris Pronger’s jersey number. We hear audio from Pronger’s retirement speech, and his conversation with Tom Ackerman on the Garage Happy Hour from December.
Wheeler talks about what he should tweet to Rams front office face Kevin Demoff. Also Rongey doesn't know Metallica. Leo DiCaprio's ex gf complained about the first date that they had.
Wheeler and Rongey talk about the Lockout continuing. They also discuss what would happen if aliens come to earth. Would we all come together?
What are you bad at? Wheeler and Rongey dive into what they both are bad at. Fans don't need a Fan Union.
Wheeler and Rongey talk about Rob Manfred and how far apart the MLB Players and The Owners are apart. Among other topics.
Kevin Wheeler sits down with guest host Chris Rongey, and the two ask each other one simple question: what's the goofiest sports take they have? Also, if you could have any athlete be your gym teacher, like Harrison Bader was recently, who would it be? Figure out their answers in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler and Chris Rongey co-host Sports Open Line Tonight, and they continue to recap Black Monday after the NFL Regular Season wrapped and how NFL owners can be some really odd people #screwkronke
Gary Pinkel, 69 – the winningest football coach in Missouri history – talks to KMOX's Tom Ackerman after the recent news that he will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in December.
Kevin Wheeler sits down to talk about the CFB between Alabama and Georgia, and what to expect tonight in the game at Lucas Oil Stadium
Chris Rongey joins Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! In the second hour of tonight’s show, the fellas talk how big of a troll Aaron Rodgers is and read some of his recent tweets. Later, Chris and Kevin take a “badassery” quiz to see just how cool they are. Rongey is back to co-host Sports Open Line next week, Wednesday through Friday!
Chris Rongey joins Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! Chris and Kevin compare various ballparks across America. Kevin opines “Everybody’s a socialist in the world of sports.” How come? Hear what Wheels and Ronge say to find out on KMOX's Sports Open Line!
Chris Rongey joins Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! Rongey will be co-hosting SOL with Wheeler for the rest of the week as part of his short-term KMOX “residency”! Chris Rongey defends Top Gun against Wheeler's hatred of the movie, and Chris shares his favorite memory of January 6th.
Chris Rongey joins Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! Rongey will be co-hosting SOL with Wheeler for the rest of the week as part of his short-term KMOX “residency”! Chris and Wheeler talk a pretty gnarly mixup by a Washington Broadcaster and more.
St. Louis CITY SC is still a little over a year from taking the pitch for its first MLS game, but we are starting to learn what kind of team we'll see take the field from new head coach Bradley Carnell.
Chris Rongey joins Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! Rongey will be co-hosting SOL with Wheeler for the rest of the week as part of his short-term KMOX “residency”! In the second and final hour of tonight’s show, Kevin and Chris talk Marvel movies, and what defines a "rock" band.
Chris Rongey joins Kevin Wheeler for tonight’s Sports Open Line! Rongey will be co-hosting SOL with Wheeler for the rest of the week as part of his short-term KMOX “residency”! In the first hour of tonight’s show, the boys talk the MLB lockout. Wheels has a goofy-tinfoil-hait-outside-the-box solution to resolve player salary disputes: End the draft. Why? Tune into Sports Open Line to find out!
In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler compares Nolan Arenado’s stats as a Cardinal and as a Rockie, as well as his stats at home vs away. Wheeler also makes a prediction for 2022: The Cardinals will win 95+ games and secure the division. Wheels discusses: Who has a harder time at bat in Busch Stadium, righties or lefties? And why? Listen to Sports Open Line on KMOX to find out.
In tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler discusses the Cardinals Winter Warm-Up cancellation and tears angry Twitter users a new one. Wheeler also put in his two cents on Rob Manfred as a commissioner.
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!
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler recaps the 2021 Cardinals season. What did we learn this year? You can NEVER have enough pitching. Our defense was unwavered. Star power matters. Find out what else on Sports Open Line!
Later…We hear a replay of one of Kevin Wheeler’s favorite interviews…Lance Berkman on the 2011 World Series!
In tonight’s edition of Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler rips into the hypocrisy of former head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars Urban Meyer. Meyer was released from the Jags after kicking Josh Lambo during practice. He finished his tenure in Jacksonville with a record of 2-11. Later, Wheeler recaps the Cardinals’ acquisition of Colorado Rockie Nolan Arenado from February. We hear audio from Adam Wainwright, John Mozeliak, and Arenado himself on the trade.
Kevin Wheeler rewinds one of his favorite interviews from this past year: talking with Chris Carpenter about the Cardinals’ 2011 World Series run. That and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler sits down with Clark Judge about the NFL, and the COVID policies around the league as positive cases continue to rise across all sports. That and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks with Gabe Dearmond about Mizzou football’s incredible recruiting class for 2022, and what Cuonzo Martin needs to fix with the Tigers’ basketball program. Also, more on how the baseball lockout is showing the disparity between rich and poor in the MLB. That and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler sits down with John Kelly, TV voice of the Blues, to talk about how well the Blues have been playing thus far under all of the COVID struggles. Also, new angles to different aspects of the MLB lockout and how the owner’s might not go for provisions you’d think they would like. That and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
In the second hour of Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler chats with lead Cardinals beat writer for the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Derrick Gould. The two discuss how modern technology affects the flow of major league baseball. Technology has created better athletes through use of replay, new forms of measurements/statistics, and even preventive measures to avoid and repair injuries; however, not all aspects of modern technology have a positive effect on the game we know and love. Find out why on Sports Open Line.
In tonight’s edition of Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler rips into people who submit blank inductee ballots for the Baseball Hall of Fame. These blank ballots hurt potential inductees like former Cardinal 3rd basemen Scott Rolen. Also: Wheeler recaps the signing day Mizzou had, whose football class ranks in the top ten in the nation. Wheels is then joined by tonight’s big guest, former St. Louis Blues right winger Cam Janssen, to talk about what a great guy David Backes is, the Blues season thus far, the rise of Jordan Binnington, and the structure of the AHL. Find more of Cam on Twitter @CamJanssen25 and on the Cam and Strick podcast with Andy Strickland.
In the second hour of tonight’s Sports Open Line, Wheeler weighs in on Cardinals shortstop Paul DeJong by comparing and contrasting his batting statistics from his stellar 2017 year to now. Also: COVID-19 is still a huge threat to ALL professional sports, and Wheeler opines on Baseball Hall of Fame inductee ballots.
In tonight’s Sports Open Line, Kevin Wheeler speaks with the voice of Billikens basketball Bob Ramsey about the team’s recent victory over Boston College, the hot streak Yuri Collins is on, and the upcoming game against Auburn. The guys also discuss baseball terminology: launch angle, spin rate, exit velocity, and other science-y words that perplex us sports nuts. Turns out, these terms are just different ways to phrase the baseball jargon we’ve already used for decades.
Kevin Wheeler talks about Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer and how he needs to stop being a cancer in Jacksonville’s organization. Plus, he sits down with Drew Silva from Circling the Bases to chat about the MLB lockout and the Cardinals off-season. All of that and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks about the resiliency of the Blues this season despite the hard hand they’ve been dealt, plus the better days that are about to come with players starting to return. Also, he sits down with Hall of Famer Dan Dierdorf about Tree of Hope. All of that and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks about how the Blues are still saying competitive despite their COVID and injury woes. Also, he talks about the case being made for steroid users to get into the Hall of Fame and new data surrounding those cases. All of that and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks issues with the MLB labor and investments in losing teams, sports fans losing opportunity to watch their teams due to streaming issues, and Travis Sawchik, writer from TheScore.com joins to talk MLB labor problems and mistreatments.
Kevin Wheeler talks athletes on the injury list after contracting COVID-19, the Coyotes owner risking locking the team out of their stadium, and Andy Strickland from Valley Sports Midwest joins to talk the latest on the Blues and roster maneuvering.
Tonight’s edition of Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens men’s basketball game vs Belmont University. In the only hour of the show, host Kevin Wheeler discusses how the MLB lockout is affecting the world of baseball journalism, the number one prospect in the St. Louis Cardinals system according to Baseball America, and the latest news from the world of college football.
In tonight’s edition of Sports Open Line on KMOX, Kevin Wheeler opines on the MLB offseason, in particular the moves the Cardinals are making and other teams from the National League Central Division. Is Cardinals pitcher Luis Garcia heading to San Diego? What do the Cards need the most in their lineup? Pitching, a left handed bat? Wheeler will tell ya! Also, an unsettling news headline from Business Insider is discussed: “Major League Baseball secretly used 2 different types of baseballs last season.” One ball carries farther, one doesn’t! Listen to Wheels get heated on this topic on Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler sits down with Jay Jaffe to discuss the Baseball Hall of Fame committee votes, and how the BBWAA ballot for this year's class could end up. Also, radio voice of the Blues Chris Kerber stops by! All of that and more from the Jack Buck Awards on this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler is live from the Jack Buck Awards, and he gets a chance to sit down with former Blues Captain David Backes, Pro Football Hall of Famer Isaac Bruce, and Olympic Gold Medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee. Hear those interviews from this hour right here on Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks about the recent woes with the Blues and how Blues fans need to take a step back and take stock of what the team needs, plus Tom Ackerman’s conversation with Katie Woo. All that and more on this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks more about the MLB’s lockout of the players, and how the notion that baseball is dying is ridiculous and old. That, plus more, all on this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks about how MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred has been going about everything all wrong thus far with the MLB's lockout of the players, and how Manfred could learn a thing or two from the Cardinals. Also, Mizzou's basketball isn't converting from the floor. All of that and more in this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin talks Brian Kelly and LSU football, the big Blues win against the Lightning last night, and the misconceptions with recent MLB signings and why the anger of some fans may be misplaced.
Kevin Wheeler talks a certain MLB signing that Cardinal fans have been vocally upset about it, and talks why those fans need to chill out. Blues hockey, collegiate football, and more on this Wednesday edition of Sports Open Line.
Tonight’s second hour of Sports Open Line is slightly shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billiken’s basketball game at Boise State. Tonight’s topics include: Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly leaving mid-season to join LSU, college football rankings across the country, and some more tidbits on the settlement between the NFL and St. Louis.
Kevin Wheeler talks about Steven Matz, plus plays highlights from today’s introductory press conference. Also, more about the MLB free agency news circulating as the CBA deadline comes close, and the numerous college football coaches changing teams. All that and more on this hour of Sports Open Line!
Kevin Wheeler talks about the insanity lately with MLB free agency, with the huge signings by the Mets and Rangers as the CBA deadline nears. Also, he talks about the new CBA policies being negotiated, plus a lot more on this hour of Sports Open Line!
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens game in Cancun! Joe Pott fills in for Kevin Wheeler in tonight’s show, and speaks with Derrick Goold, Lead Cardinals beat writer for St. Louis Post-Dispatch, to discuss the signing of left-hander, Steven Matz. Later, Ray'Sean Taylor, SIUE Freshman and point guard for the men's basketball team, joins to talk on his experience playing division one basketball.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is shortened due to KMOX’s broadcast of the Billikens game in Cancun versus the Illinois State University Redbirds! Joe Pott fills in for Kevin Wheeler in tonight’s show, and speaks with St. Louis's own "Mr. Soccer" Bill McDermott on all things Billikens soccer and Major League Soccer coming to the Lou. Later. we hear a clip of Mike Claiborne’s interview with St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak on how the Arizona Fall League team is going and to see who’s looking major league ready. Lastly, Joe chats with Steve Holley of Guns n Hoses to preview the upcoming boxing match. Founded in 1987, Budweiser Guns ‘N Hoses is a fundraising event, consisting of three-round boxing matches between area police officers and firefighters, and held to benefit The BackStoppers.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is truncated due to KMOX’s broadcast of Monday Night Football. In the only hour of tonight’s show, Kevin Wheeler dives into the Blues’ current struggle: since their 5-0 start to the season, the Blues are 4-6-2. In their most recent game vs the Dallas Stars, they gave up two shorthanded goals, both by Dallas left-winger Roope Hintz. Next, Wheels rants about the so-called “sanctity” of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and their refusal to acknowledge players accused of using performance-enhancing drugs. He says: “If you’re gonna assume that no one in the hall has taken performance-enhancing drugs, you’re out of your mind.” Later, Wheels discusses this year’s potential inductees into the Hall. Who deserves to make this year’s ballot? Who doesn’t? Find out what Wheeler says on Sports Open Line!
On tonight's Sports Open Line, Kevin discusses the Blues and their comeback against the San Jose Sharks. Later, Kevin welcomes Steve Holley, Event Coordinator of Budweiser Guns 'N Hoses, to share information about this years Guns 'N Hoses event taking place on Wednesday, November 24th, 2021.
Join Kevin Wheeler and his guest Gary LaRocque, Director of Player Development for the Cardinals, as they discuss the Cardinals transition for the 2021 season, including player health, as well as player development. Later, Kevin talks on potential changes for the National Baseball League.
Kevin Wheeler talks Yadi and Wainwright's last season with the Cardinals and the future of the club, Blues hockey, and the stunning news about former St. Louis Ram Zac Stacy.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is cut short due to tonight’s broadcast of the SLU Women’s Basketball game! Kevin Wheeler talks about the slump the Blues are in the announcement of the Cy Young Award winners. Lastly, Wheels discusses the current pitching market in the MLB.
Tonight’s Sports Open Line is abridged again due to a SLU Billikens men’s basketball game! Kevin discusses college basketball, baseball's free agent marketplace, and the manager of the year awards in NBL were announced.
Join Kevin Wheeler for Sports Open Line and his guest, Darren Pang, NHL on TNT Analyst. Later, Kevin covers how the Covid List has affected game play.
Join Kevin Wheeler and his Guest Bob Ramsey, the voice of The St. Louis Billikens, as they discuss how the Men's Billikens Basketball team is doing so far this season. Later, find out why Carlos Correa said Derek Jeter didn't deserve a Gold Glove.