Episodes

2d ago

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and ponder…could the 2026 St. Louis Cardinals be more competitive than expected? Maybe, but don’t get carried away! The Cards, having only moved Sonny Gray so far, still have lots of work to do before Opening Day. Dani Wexelman, reporter for MLB Network and SNY TV, joins the show to give her thoughts on the signing of Dustin May and remainder of the offseason.

3d ago

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that Mizzou QB Beau Pribula has entered the transfer portal. The guys also speak on today’s Cardinals press conference where President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom introduced new pitcher Dustin May to the St. Louis media. Guests include Sam Dykstra, minor league reporter for MLB Pipeline; and Mike Kelly, the radio voice of the Missouri Tigers.

4d ago

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and discuss why it may be tough to potentially lose Cardinals (i.e. Arenado, Donovan, etc) while accepting the fact it's part of the team's rebuilding plan for future success. Later, head coach for the Illinois State Redbirds Brock Spack joins the show to discuss his team in the FCS playoffs.

5d ago

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Mikalsz host The Gashouse Gang and speak on Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia’s reaction to losing the Heisman Trophy to Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza. The guys also speculate who will be in the Cardinals starting rotation next season and how soon Liam Doyle and Quinn Mathews will be big league ready.

6d ago

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey are joined by Rob Bradford, host of the podcast "Baseball Isn't Boring" and Boston Red Sox writer for WEEI talking about the guy that the Cardinals are reportedly getting in Dustin May. Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey talks about the start the Billikens have had and how good are they.

Dec 12

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang and is joined by Mike Claiborne and Brenden Schaeffer. The guys discuss the Cardinals’ quiet offseason so far, Michigan coach Sherrone Moore’s firing and arrest, SLU men's soccer competing in the College Cup, and the newest inductees into the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame.

Dec 11

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by KMOX’s Matt Pauley who is wrapping up his coverage from the final day of baseball’s Winter Meetings. While the Cardinals were largely inactive, Pauley reminds us that the trade market was silent across ALL of baseball, and that the Winter Meetings don’t exhibit as much urgency as they once did. Jerry Palm, longtime college sports writer formerly of CBS, also joins the show to discuss the latest college football headlines, which include Michigan coach Sherrone Moore being fired fired and arrested for assault!

Dec 10

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that St. Louisan and KMOX alum Joe Buck has won the Ford C. Frick Award, presented annually by the Baseball Hall of Fame to a broadcaster for major contributions to baseball. Matt Pauley also joins the show live from MLB’s Winter Meetings in Orlando to share the latest hot stove news, which includes former Mets first baseman Pete Alonso signing a deal with the Orioles. Dennis Dodd, longtime college football writer formerly of CBS, also joins the show to discuss Indiana defeating No. 1 Ohio State.

Dec 9

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speak to Matt Pauley live from MLB’s Winter Meetings in Orlando to share news of recent singings across the league. All is quiet on the Cardinals’ front so far...when will they get active?

Dec 8

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman have an update from Orlando where Matt Pauley is at for the Winter Meetings. Then the voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins the show to talk about yesterday's win over Central Michigan.

Dec 5

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Sports Open Line host Matt Pauley to discuss the Cardinals offseason; and Westwood One’s lead college football announcer Nate Gatter to preview the SEC Championship. Plus, former KSDK anchor Rene Knott joins the show in-studio to discuss the launch of his new podcast “The Rundown” which features former St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones as his first guest.

Dec 4

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speculate what the future could hold for the St. Louis Cardinals and the rest of baseball during the offseason. The guys also speak with Sportsgrid host Craig Mish for some hot stove discussion ahead of MLB’s Winter Meetings this weekend. Plus, a conversation on a pretty banged-up Blues team who faces the Boston Bruins tonight.

Dec 3

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by: Mike Palm, Vice President of Circa Sports, to discuss sports gambling becoming legal in Missouri; Katie Woo, former Cardinals writer for The Athletic who is leaving for Los Angeles to cover the Dodgers; and Mike Ferrin, MLB Network Radio host, to talk some offseason baseball!

Dec 2

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the Cardinals’ offseason, which will need to be busy under Chaim Bloom in order to leave the “middle” of the standings. The guys also discuss Oli Marmol’s role as manager with this struggling club.

Dec 1

Tom Ackerman and Nate Gatter host today's edition of The Gashouse Gang on KMOX! The guys discuss the College Football Playoff, as well as coaches leaving their College Football teams in the middle of the postseason. Amy Marxkors joins to discuss some unfortunate Blues news and what will come next. We also discuss some comments from Chaim Bloom, as well as gambling in sports. Bob Ramsey joins to discuss SLU Basketball.

Nov 28

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne and Matt Pauley host this black friday edition of The Gashouse Gang on KMOX! The guys discuss the NFL playing on holidays and what the reasons behind it are. We are also joined by Aaron Schatz, Chief Analytics Officer with FTN Fantasy, ESPN+ NFL analyst, and author of the FTN Football Almanac, to discuss the Chiefs tough season and their thanksgiving loss, as well as how he decided to start writing about football.

Nov 26

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news of the newly announced Cardinals coaching staff. Chad Jennings, Red Sox writer for The Athletic, also joins the show to discuss the trade of Sonny Gray. Lastly, a look ahead at the week in NFL and college football!

Nov 25

Rob Bradford, Boston sports writer, radio host, and host of the Baseball Isn’t Boring podcast, joins the show to share what Cardinals fans can expect from their trade returns for Sonny Gray and new President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom.

Nov 25

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz discuss today’s trade that sent Cardinals RHP Sonny Gray to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for LHP Brandon Clarke and RHP Richard Fitts. Rob Bradford, Boston sports writer, radio host, and host of the Baseball Isn’t Boring podcast, joins the show to share what Cardinals fans can expect from their trade returns and new President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom.

Nov 24

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the St. Louis Blues’ weekend win over the New York Islanders with Amy Marxkors, KMOX host and co-host of Offside Hockey with Kerbs and Amy on Matrix Midwest. Bob Ramsey, radio broadcaster for St. Louis University men’s basketball, joins the show to discuss the undefeated team so far; and SLU men’s soccer coach Kevin Kalish calls in as his team advances in the NCAA Tournament.

Nov 21

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Sports Open Line host Matt Pauley to discuss KMOX’s legacy as the station celebrates its 100th anniversary. The guys also discuss yet another loss by the St. Louis Blues, this time falling in overtime to the Philadelphia Flyers. Vince Pellegrino, Vice President of Tournaments with the Western Golf Association, then joins the show to discusses the BMW Championship coming to Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis in August of 2026.

Nov 19

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that JJ Wetherholt has been named the Cardinals Minor League Player of the Year, and Brycen Mautz has been named Cardinals Minor League Pitcher of the Year. Wetherholt then joins the show to discuss the honor, how he avoids the distractions of social media, and what he plans to bring to spring training next year.

Nov 18

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speculate the St. Louis Cardinals’ offseason which is underway but has yet to showcase any moves. When will the Cardinals start making moves? Who is on the guys’ wish list? Who is off limits on the current Cardinals roster? Listen and find out!

Nov 17

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and recap another pitiful weekend for the St. Louis Blues who lost to the Vegas Golden Knights 4-1. Defenseman Justin Faulk said the team played “on autopilot” which is not resonating well with fans. The voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey also joins the show to discuss the undefeated men’s basketball team, and Gabe DeArmond of PowerMizzou.com joins to discuss Mizzou’s win over Mississippi State.

Nov 14

In today’s show, Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne are joined by Brenden Schaeffer of STL Sports Central and KTGR Radio in Columbia to discuss Mizzou’s loss to Texas A&M and upcoming game vs Mississippi State. Also on the show….Brendan Donovan may be on the Cardinals’ trading block, and St. Louis CITY SC President and GM Diego Gigliani joins the show to discuss Major League Soccer’s calendar shift and new Apple TV deal.

Nov 13

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speak to senior writer for The Athletic Tyler Kepner on the MLB offseason, his thoughts on Chaim Bloom, and the betting scandal involving pitchers from the Cleveland Guardians. Hall of Famer and former Cardinals pitcher Jim Kaat also joins the show to discuss his time with St. Louis, the evolution of the game, and his personal baseball memorabilia being auctioned off at the Louisville Slugger Museum in Louisville.

Nov 12

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and speak with USA Today baseball columnist Bob Nightengale on the MLB offseason, the Cardinals’ direction under new President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom, a potential lockout, and sports betting scandals across ALL sports. Also on the show: The TWA Dome in St. Louis turns 30; a fun survey shows what Missourians would give up for their favorite team to win another championship; and a check-up on the guys' favorite football teams.

Nov 11

Tom Ackerman, Bernie Miklasz, and Chris Rongey honor Veterans Day with stories celebrating service and a spotlight on The Kaufman Fund’s work supporting veterans’ mental health and community needs. The conversation then shifts to the St. Louis Cardinals and the organization’s new direction under Chaim Bloom. They break down Bloom’s moderate rebuild strategy, focused on modernizing drafting, player development, and front-office intelligence while keeping core players intact. They also cover the Cardinals’ GM meetings, the search for controllable starting pitching, and which players might be on the trade radar as the offseason heats up.

Nov 10

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss the news of the day plus are joined by Amy Marxkors discussing Blues and Bob Ramsey talks Billikens.

Nov 7

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, and Matt Pauley dive into the Cardinals offseason plans, including the need for controllable starting pitching, possible big name trades, and a long term development approach under Oli Marmol. They touch on the NL Central landscape and why the division feels wide open. The Blues struggles continue after Jordan Binnington was a healthy scratch, plus a look at Mizzou football as the Tigers sit at 22 ahead of a big matchup with Texas A and M. Alec Burleson then joins the show after winning a Silver Slugger and becoming a new father to baby Braxton. He talks about sharpening his defensive versatility, improving his mental approach at the plate, and his goal to be in the lineup every day as a utility player. Alec also shares excitement about coaching staff continuity heading into 2026.

Nov 6

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the bizarre moment in last night’s Blues-Capitals game where goaltender Jordan Binnington took the puck from Alex Ovechkin’s 900th goal and stuffed it in his pants. Also on the show: The San Diego Padres have hired Craig Stammen as manager, ruling out Albert Pujols; and former Blues announcer Ken Wilson joins the show to discuss his broadcasting career in St. Louis which is outlined in his new book, "Oh Baby! From the Blue Line to the Foul Line — My Life Calling Games."

Nov 5

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and feature audio from St. Louis CITY SC’s press conference introducing new sporting director, Corey Wray. The guys also discuss the World Series and MLB offseason with Dani Wexelman of ESPN and Sirius XM (and who is a St. Louis native!) Plus, a visit from comedian, actor, and one-half of the Sklar Brothers, Jason Sklar!

Nov 4

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss what may be in store for the St. Louis Cardinals during the offseason. Stephen Nelson, Los Angeles Dodgers announcer, then joins the show to discuss the team’s World Series win. Also: The Blues finally snap their losing skid with a win over the Edmonton Oilers, and Mizzou maaaaaay have a chance at defeating Texas A&M.

Nov 3

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and speak with Amy Marxkors, co-host of Offside Hockey with Kerbs & Amy on Matrix Midwest, on the Blues' SEVEN GAME losing streak. St. Louis Cardinals shortstop and Gold Glove winner Masyn Winn joins the show to discuss his award, his injury and preparation for next year, and how Ozzie Smith has mentored him along the way. St. Louis University men's basketball announcer Bob Ramsey also joins the show to preview the Billikens' season opener vs SEMO tonight!

Oct 31

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, and Kevin Wheeler open the show with World Series coverage as the Blue Jays lead the Dodgers 3–2 heading into Game Six. They break down payroll dynamics, underperforming stars, and what could decide the series. The crew then turns to the St. Louis Blues’ six-game losing streak and the questions surrounding the team’s roster makeup. In the second half, Connor O’Gara from Saturday Down South joins the show to talk Missouri football’s 6–2 start, quarterback injuries, and the Tigers’ upcoming SEC test against Texas A&M.

Oct 30

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and marvel at rookie Trey Yesavage and the Toronto Blue Jays who are now a game up on the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. Also.....the Cardinals are bringing back the existing coaching staff for the 2026 season; Mike Ferrin of MLB Network Radio discusses the Fall Classic; and the St. Louis Blues have a tall order ahead of them.

Oct 29

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and recap another disappointing Blues game after they lost to the Red Wings (again), 5-2. This team is officially bad. Also: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Blue Jays even the World Series with the Dodgers two games a piece, and Finlete CEO and co-founder Rob Connolly shares how fans can invest in minor league prospects for future earnings.

Oct 28

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the 18-inning thriller between the Dodgers and Blue Jays in Game 3 of the World Series. Could another Dodgers World Series championship lead to a push for a salary cap? Also: The Blues place Jake Neighbours on the injured reserve and continue to struggle; Bernie explains why Eli Drinkwitz is still a great coach despite having a “hole in his resume”; and today is the anniversary of the Cardinals 2011 World Series win in Game 7 vs the Texas Rangers.

Oct 27

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey share the great (and not-so-great) moments that happened on this day in Cardinals history, and feature Chaim Bloom's comments on Lars Nootbaar, who may be starting the 2026 late due to injury. Also: Mizzou falls a yard short against Vanderbilt, Amy Marxkors discusses the Blues' struggles, and an NFL weekend recap.

Oct 24

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang is joined by KMOX sports host Matt Pauley to discuss the World Series, which begins tonight, and the likelihood of the Dodgers repeating as champions. Also: Amy Marxkors, host of Offside Hockey on Matrix Midwest joins to explain the Blues’ shortcomings vs the Utah Mammoth; and CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane calls in to provide updates on the NBA betting scandal.

Oct 23

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and share the news of Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier, and other NBA-affiliated individuals being arrested in a sports betting scandal. Howard Richards, Mizzou football analyst, also joins the show to preview the game at Vanderbilt.

Oct 22

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that Tennessee baseball coach and St. Louisan Tony Vitello will be the next manager of the San Francisco Giants. Plus, two Cardinals are finalists for the Silver Slugger Award for NL utilitymen: Brendan Donovan and Alec Burleson. Also: The Blues fall to the Kings in overtime, and a look at Mizzou football before they head to Vanderbilt.

Oct 21

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speak with Los Angeles Kings announcer and former Blues announcer John Kelly on his career in St. Louis, tonight’s Blues vs Kings game, and his thoughts on this year’s Blues team. Also: Maury Brown, Senior Contributor to Forbes, joins the show to discuss the business of baseball, from a potential lockout following the 2026 season to the insane success of the Savannah Bananas.

Oct 20

What a great weekend of sports! Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey recap the biggest sports stories over the weekend, including Shohei Ohtani’s incredible 10 K, 3 HR game; the Blue Jays forcing a Game 7 in the ALCS vs Seattle; the Blues defeating the Stars at home; Mizzou defeating Auburn and landing No. 15 in the AP poll; St. Louis CITY SC’s Roman Burki re-signing with the club through 2027; and MORE! Plus, Amy Marxkors joins the show to talk Blues hockey. You can find her on Wednesday nights at 6pm on Matrix Midwest hosting "Offside Hockey with Kerbs and Amy"!

Oct 17

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang and chats with Cardinals pre/postgame host Matt Pauley on the MLB Postseason, Mike Shildt's retirement, a potential labor dispute in 2027, and the problem with team owners. Plus: radio host and former NFL tight end Ed Smith joins the show to talk football, and....could the Savannah Bananas be worth $100 BILLION someday?

Oct 16

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss more rumors of Yadier Molina’s interest in returning to baseball as a manager. Would Yadi make for a great manager? What about Albert Pujols? Possibly, but great players don’t guarantee wins as a manager! Also on the show: MLB Postseason updates with Newsweek Sports writer JP Hoornstra, discussion on the St. Louis Blues’ home performances, and more information coming out on the retirement of Padres manager Mike Shildt.

Oct 15

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share new developments in the retirement of San Diego Padres manager Mike Shildt, who may have had a rocky relationship with his coaches. The guys also discuss Masyn Winn and Victor Scott II being named Gold Glove finalists, the Brewers' need for a win with radio analyst and former pitcher Jerry Augustine, and tonight’s Blues-Blackhawks game.

Oct 14

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz continue the discussion on Padres manager Mike Shildt announcing his retirement from managing. Also featured: Tom’s interview with Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith on what is the 40th anniversary of his game-ending home run vs the Dodgers in Game 5 of the 1985 NLCS.

Oct 13

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that Mike Shildt, San Diego Padres manager and former Cardinals manager, has announced his retirement from managing. Former St. Louis Blues forward Kelly Chase also joins the show to give an update on his battle with leukemia and to give his thoughts on this year’s Blues team. Plus, the latest from the NFL and college football world!

Oct 10

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang and is joined by Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne to discuss the Blues’ disappointing start to the season and last night’s extra inning drama between the Dodgers and Phillies. Nate Gatter, KMOX sports host and lead college football play-by-play announcer for Westwood One, joins the show to preview Illinois vs Ohio State and Mizzou vs Alabama this weekend. Also, NFL radio analyst for Compass Media Network and former quarterback Steve Beuerlein joins the show to preview the Cowboys-Panthers game on Sunday, which you can hear on KMOX!

Oct 9

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz discuss opening night for the St. Louis Blue, the MLB postseason, and the possibility of Yadier Molina joining the Cardinals coaching staff. Later, former Blues enforcer Cam Janssen joins the show to share his thoughts on the upcoming season.

Oct 8

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and preview an exciting weekend of college football with play-by-play announcers Brian Barnhart of Illinois and Mike Kelly of Mizzou. Also: An analysis of yesterday's conversation with new Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, Chaim Bloom.

Oct 7

New St. Louis Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom joins The Gashouse Gang with Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz to discuss his vision for the club, why he decided to keep manager Oliver Marmol, why the Milwaukee Brewers are so successful in the NL Central, and more.

Oct 6

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and recap another great weekend of NFL and college football. St. Louis Blues Chairman Tom Stillman also joins the show to preview the upcoming hockey season!

Oct 3

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and speak with Cardinals pre/postgame host Matt Pauley, Kansas City Chiefs radio analyst Danan Hughes, and Big Ten Network sportscaster Mike Hall.

Oct 2

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Sam Blum, Los Angeles Angels writer for The Athletic, on Albert Pujols' likelihood of becoming the next manager for the Angels. The guys also discuss the new Cardinals era under Chaim Bloom and feature your questions and comments.

Oct 1

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and continue the discussion of the new era of Cardinals baseball under Chaim Bloom, and the return of Oliver Marmol as manager. Boston Red Sox writer for The Athletic Chad Jennings also joins the show to discuss Chaim's tenure in Boston and what he could bring to the table in St. Louis as the new President of Baseball Operations.

Sep 30

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, Bernie Miklasz, and Matt Pauley provide immediate reaction to the press conference of new Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom, and to the news of Oli Marmol's announced return as manager for the 2026 season. Plus, a visit from writer of The Windup baseball newsletter for Athletic, Levi Weaver!

Sep 29

Audio of exiting President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak is featured in tis edition of The Gashouse Gang. Under Mozeliak’s direction, the Cardinals won the World Series in 2011, reached the postseason 10 times, achieved a franchise-record five consecutive playoff appearances (2011-2015), and won six division titles. Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Matt Pauley with the KMOX Sports department provide immediate reaction.

Sep 26

Chris Rongey and Matt Pauley host a shortened edition of The Gashouse Gang before the final series of the season vs the Cubs!

Sep 25

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz discuss the Cardinals being officially eliminated from playoff contention and the upcoming off season. Dani Wexelman, St. Louisan and baseball reporter for ESPN, MLB Network Radio, and SNY TV joins the show to discuss MLB playoff races. Jesse Rogers, baseball contributor to ESPN, also joins to talk about the Cardinals look for next year and AL MVP voting. Finally, Jason Schwartz, Springfield Cardinals play-by-play announcer, caps off the show to talk about the Springfield Cardinals winning the Texas League Championship.

Sep 24

Today on the Gashouse Gang, Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss the Cardinals come back win against the Giants that eliminated San Fran from playoff contention. St. Louis Post-Dispatch sportswriter and columnist Jeff Gordon has announced his retirement and joins the show to talk about his career covering St. Louis sports.

Sep 23

In his final Gashouse Gang appearance of the season, Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol looks back at the team’s performance in 2025. Oli discusses what worked (and what didn’t) this season, Nolan Arenado’s farewell, and more in this episode hosted by Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz.

Sep 22

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey and host The Gashouse Gang and recap a great weekend of NFL and college football. Former Mizzou star Luther Burden scored his first NFL touchdown for the Bears; Tom Ackerman's Indiana trounced Illinois 63-10; and Mizzou beat South Carolina 29-20. The guys also feature Nolan Arenado’s comments on the future of the Cardinals organization.

Sep 19

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Cardinals pre/postgame host Matt Pauley to discuss the final Cardinals home series vs the Milwaukee Brewers. Plus, special visits from the voice of the Cardinals John Rooney and Mizzou football radio analyst Howard Richards!

Sep 18

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang after another tough day at the ballpark for the Cardinals, losing to the Reds 6-2. Keith Law of The Athletic joins the show to give his grade of the Cardinals’ farm system and draft picks. Later, Mike Ferrin of MLB Network Radio joins to discuss the homestretch of the regular season as we near the playoffs.

Sep 16

Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins The Gashouse Gang on KMOX as he does every Tuesday. In today’s conversation, Oli discusses how he manages the workload of the bullpen, Masyn Winn’s injury and chances of a Gold Glove at shortstop, and the return of Nolan Arenado. Hear Oli's weekly conversation with Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz every Tuesday at 12pm CT on KMOX 104.1 FM, 1120 AM, or the free Audacy app. Watch the livestream on the KMOX YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter sites.

Sep 15

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and recap the weekend’s NFL games and debate whether college football or the NFL is better. The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney also joins the show to discuss Cardinals utilityman Brendan Donovan being nominated for the Roberto Clemente Award. As always, your questions and comments on the Cardinals’ final push for a Wild Card spot are featured!

Sep 12

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Cardinals pre/postgame host Matt Pauley to discuss the upcoming series vs the Brewers. Have the Brewers become the Cardinals of years past? Later, Cardinals radio play-by-play announcer John Rooney joins the show. Also….an NFL Week 2 preview!

Sep 11

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host the Thursday edition of The Gashouse Gang and discuss the Cardinals season winding down. The Cards got swept by the Mariners yesterday but hope to use an off day today to rest before the series vs Milwaukee. Today also marks 24 years since the terrorist attacks on September 11th, so Jack Buck’s famous 9/11 poem is featured. Also: MLB writer Will Leitch joins the show.

Sep 10

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Brian Walton of TheCardinalsNation.com to get a glimpse into the future of the St. Louis Cardinals with an update on the minor league system. Later, former St. Louis Blues defenseman Barret Jackman joins the show to discuss his new role as Blues Director of Alumni.

Sep 9

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Cardinals manager Oli Marmol as they do every Tuesday at noon. Oli discusses Jordan Walker’s improvement and walk-off vs the Giants, the progress of minor league pitchers Liam Doyle and Tekoah Roby, Victor Scott’s future, and more. Later, the guys discuss a pitiful performance by the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football, and former Cardinal reliever Ryan Helsley getting lit up in New York.

Sep 8

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and recap an incredible weekend of football, from Mizzou's border war victory over Kansas to the Buffalo Bills' late-game heroics over the Baltimore Ravens. Plus, the Cardinals take two out of three from the San Francisco Giants, and now travel to Seattle to face Cal "Big Dumper" Raleigh and the Mariners tonight.

Sep 5

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the magic of the 1985 Cardinals team with pre/postgame host Matt Pauley. Plus, a sneak peek at the Mizzou-KU game tomorrow, and a special visit from 1985 Cardinals alum Terry Pendleton!

Sep 4

Nate Gatter and Bernie Miklasz have you for this edition of The Gashouse Gang, talking about the Cardinals series win over the Athletics this week, Hall of Fame weekend coming up at Busch Stadium this weekend, as well as talk about the border war between Mizzou and Kansas coming this Saturday.

Sep 3

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey revisit Cardinals hitting coach Brant Brown’s and manager Oliver Marmol’s comments about Jordan Walker and his offensive approach. Also on the show: Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith, Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski on the Stifel Charity Classic; and NASCAR driver Chase Briscoe on the Enjoy Illinois 300.

Sep 2

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol and hitting coach Brant Brown join The Gashouse Gang and discuss the team's hitting philosophy, as well as the progress of players like Jordan Walker and Nolan Gorman.

Aug 29

Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne host the Friday edition of The Gashouse Gang and discuss the recent call-up of Jimmy Crooks and Cesar Prieto and explain why JJ Wetherholt will have to wait his turn. Also, the voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins the show!

Aug 27

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the lack of attendance at Busch Stadium, citing Joe Buck's recent tweet for reference. Lead Cardinals writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Derrick Goold also joins the show!

Aug 26

St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey to discuss his and Willson Contreras' ejections from yesterday's game vs the Pirates, as well as a heroic performance from Alec Burleson, as his walkoff homer capped off a 7-6 win. Marmol dives into the future of the farm system, and what indicates success for the rest of the season, even if the team slides out of the playoff hunt.

Aug 25

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and break the news of St. Louis CITY SC firing Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel. Major League Soccer inside Tom Bogert joins the show to elaborate on the move, and the voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins to discuss the Redbirds’ series loss to Tampa Bay and his broadcasting influences.

Aug 22

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, and Matt Pauley discuss the importance of Cardinal wins late in the season despite a dismal outlook; Matthew Liberatore’s work load; rotation depth; and your questions and comments from the livestream!

Aug 21

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host the Thursday edition of The Gashouse Gang and discuss what silver linings can be found in the remainder of the 2025 Cardinals season. Tom Stevens, the grandson of the legendary Babe Ruth, then joins the show to discuss the life and legacy of baseball's all time great and his history facing St. Louis teams. Tom and author Ed Wheatley will speak on Babe's career vs St. Louis as part of a St. Louis Browns Reunion Luncheon at the Missouri Athletic Club this Monday, August 25th.

Aug 20

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host the Gashouse Gang and discuss the Cardinals' series win over the Miami Marlins. Today is National Radio Day, so your favorite Cardinals radio calls are featured!

Aug 19

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz on the Gashouse Gang. Marmol opens up about managing Brendan Donovan’s injury, Nolan Gorman’s offensive surge, and Masyn Winn’s Gold Glove potential. He also discusses Jordan Walker’s progress, Pedro Pagés’ adjustments at the plate, and Michael McGreevy’s development on the mound. Plus, candid thoughts on his relationship with Chaim Bloom, fan criticism, and the challenges of managing a young roster while staying competitive.

Aug 18

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman break down the St. Louis Cardinals’ recent struggles, including fan discontent, poor attendance, and the sweep by the Yankees. They discuss ownership’s communication with fans, the dynamics inside the clubhouse, and the emergence of young prospects making their debut. John Rooney shares insights on the team’s outlook, while Derek Stevens explains how Circa Sports is bringing legal sports betting to Missouri.

Aug 15

Matt Pauley joins Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne to begin the show talking about the Yankees coming to town and playoff chances coming down the stretch. Voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins Rongey and Claiborne talking who has been impressive since the deadline and the great defense from Masyn Winn.

Aug 14

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host today's edition of The Gashouse Gang. They start the show by looking back at a disappointing game and series with the Rockies after two impressive series wins prior. Plus, college football insider Dennis Dodd joins the show to preview the upcoming season and what to expect from teams like Illinois and Mizzou.

Aug 12

On today's edition of the Gashouse Gang hosts Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey are joined by Bernie Miklasz. The gang starts the show as they normally do on Tuesday's by spending time chatting with Cardinals manager Oli Marmol and he answers some of your questions. Plus, what it meant to have Yadi back in the dugout.

Aug 11

On today's edition of the Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman start the show by looking back at a fun series win over the Cubs. Then, they discuss when to cut your losses with young players and when to hold onto them. Plus, Chris and Tom talk about the long shot to make the playoffs but with a young team you never know.

Aug 8

Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne discuss the news of the day of Yadier Molina returning to dugout for two games this weekend, and Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins to discuss how it came about. The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney also joins the show to talk about Yadi, the Dodgers series and more. Finally, Pauley and Claiborne discuss the bullpen and the team only having one lefty available at the moment.

Aug 7

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and try to pinpoint what kind of dark magic the Milwaukee Brewers are conjuring to go on such a tear in the NL Central. Aaron Schatz, NFL analyst and Chief Analytics Officer with FTN Fantasy joins the show to preview the 2025 NFL season. Aaron’s 2025 Football Almanac is available at FTNFantasy.com/Almanac or on Amazon. Programming note: Today’s show is abridged as KMOX was in breaking news coverage a fatal helicopter crash in Alton, Illinois.

Aug 6

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the Cardinals-Dodgers series. Special guest and Cardinals Spanish-language broadcaster Polo Ascencio joins the show as well!

Aug 5

Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins KMOX for the first time since the trade deadline and discusses the team's moves, the win over the Dodgers last night, the emergence of Yohel Pozo, and more.

Aug 4

Chris Rongey is joined by Nate Gatter and the voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney, to break down the team’s trade deadline moves, including the departures of Ryan Helsley and Steven Matz. With the playoffs out of reach, the Cardinals shift focus to young talent like Jordan Walker and Nolan Gorman, eyeing a reset for 2026. They also discuss the competitive NL Central, changes in the front office with Chaim Bloom taking over from John Mozeliak, and what’s next for the roster and minor leagues. Plus, a preview of the college football season: Illinois is ranked #12 as they prepare to face Ohio State, and Mizzou’s quarterback battle intensifies.

Aug 1

Nate Gatter and Mike Claiborne are joined by Matt Pauley to talk about the trades the Cardinals made at the deadline and what the next few months may look like. Plus, the voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins the show!

Jul 31

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang on the day of the MLB trade deadline and review the recent trades made by the Cardinals. They send Ryan Helsley to the New York Mets in exchange for infield prospect Jesus Baez and minor league pitchers Nate Dohm and Frank Elissalt. Steven Matz has also been traded to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for 1B/3B Blaze Jordan. ESPN baseball reporter Jesse Rogers and FanGraphs analyst Dan Szymborksi join the show with their takes on the trades.

Jul 30

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey are joined by Cardinals writer for KMOV Brenden Schaeffer and Hall of Fame manager Joe Torre in today's episode! Hear the latest on the MLB trade deadline and Joe Torre's opinion on Oli Marmol as a manager.

Jul 29

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and, because it’s Tuesday, speak with Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol for the first half of today’s show. Oli speaks on the balance of the bullpen in order to create wins while maintaining runway for young players; managing a team just days before the trade deadline; Jordan Walker’s newfound confidence at the plate, and more.

Jul 28

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host today’s show to kick off the final week before the MLB trade deadline, and there has been a flurry of news: The Guardians’ Emmanuel Clase is being put on paid leave for sports betting; The Phillies’ Bryce Harper got nose-to-nose with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred and told him to “get the f--- out of the clubhouse” when a salary cap was brought up; The Cardinals-Padres benches clear when Willson Contreras was hit by a pitch; and....we have a new class of Hall of Famers!

Jul 25

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host the Friday edition of The Gashouse Gang following a Redbird winner over the San Diego Padres last night at Busch Stadium. The Padres, like the Cardinals, are in the National League Wild Card race, making this four-game series critical. Cardinals pre/postgame host Matt Pauley joins the show, as does radio play-by-play announcer John Rooney.

Jul 24

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and discuss how in the world the Cardinals could be shut out by the Colorado Rockies and lose the series. Today’s all star lineup of guests include MLB contributor to New York Magazine Will Leitch; former Cardinals pitcher and 1985 pennant winner Danny Cox; and San Diego Padres manager and former Cards manager Mike Shildt.

Jul 23

Following a shaky start to the worst team in baseball, Cardinals starter Erick Fedde has been designated for assignment. Fedde gave up 6 earned runs in 3 innings pitched against the Colorado Rockies last night. Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss the move and more ahead of the trade deadline. MLB Network Radio host Mike Ferrin also joins the show!

Jul 22

Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins the show to discuss the series sweep to Arizona, the team nearing the trade deadline, the struggles of the starting rotation, and his relationship with future President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom.

Jul 21

Following a disappointing weekend sweep dealt by the hands of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Tom Ackerman and Nate Gatter discuss the latter-half Cardinals and their potential moves at the trade deadline on July 31st. Today’s guests include columnist for The Sporting News Michael DeCourcy; The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney; and USA Today writer Bob Nightengale.

Jul 18

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host the Friday edition of The Gashouse Gang to discuss the Cardinals’ return to action tonight vs the Diamondbacks. Pre/postgame host Matt Pauley joins the show to discuss the latter half Cardinals and to give his take on who might be the Cardinals’ next 25+ home run hitter. Cardinals radio voice John Rooney also joins the show to share what needs to take place for the Cardinals to land a Wild Card spot this season, and how beneficial the All Star break can be to teams.

Jul 17

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host the Thursday edition of The Gashouse Gang and discuss whether the Cardinals will be sellers or buyers at the trade deadline. Cardinals Director of Scouting, Assistant GM, and former pitcher Randy Flores also joins the show to discuss the team’s draft picks, which includes strikeout artist Liam Doyle who just signed with the team today.

Jul 16

In this special edition of The Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey is joined by guest hosts Tamar Sher of KMOV and Alexa Dat of Fan Duel Sports Network Midwest! The group discusses last night's MLB All Star game, which saw the National League defeat the American League via a "swing-off" tie breaker, and the state of the St. Louis Cardinals as they embark on the second half of the season. Plus, Hall of Famer and former Cardinals manager Tony La Russa joins the show to preview his charity event tonight at Stifel Theater!

Jul 15

“I don’t think they’ll make the playoffs. I would bet against it, even though it is possible,” Bernie Miklasz says of the Cardinals at the All Star break. Hear the honest thoughts of Bernie and Chris Rongey in today’s episode of The Gashouse Gang as they discuss the latter half of the season for the Cardinals. Also, Memphis Redbirds broadcaster Alex Coil joins the show!

Jul 14

Chris Rongey and guest host Polo Ascencio discuss the current state of the St. Louis Cardinals at the All Star break. The Cardinals, while having dropped the series to the Atlanta Braves before the break, are still in the Wild Card race. St. Louis Post-Dispatch writer Derrick Goold also joins the show live from the All Star festivities in Atlanta.

Jul 11

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host the Gashouse Gang and are joined by pre/postgame host Matt Pauley to discuss the series win over Washington and upcoming series vs Atlanta before the All Star break. Spanish-language broadcaster Polo Ascencio also joins the show to share what he think this year's biggest storyline is....plus, all your comments and questions from the livestream!

Jul 10

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host the Gashouse Gang today and discuss the Cardinals' continued starting rotation struggles, especially after Andre Pallante's performance vs the Nationals last night. Later, Cardinals first-round pick JJ Wetherholt joins the show to discuss his promotion to Triple-A Memphis where he is killing it at the plate.

Jul 10

Cardinals first-round pick JJ Wetherholt joins The Gashouse Gang with Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz to discuss his call-up to the Memphis Redbirds, where he is dominating opposing pitchers with a 1.500 OPS. JJ also touches on his playstyle in the field and at the plate, and shares the big league players he models his game after.

Jul 9

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and speak with Washington Nationals announcer (and former Cardinals announcer) Bob Carpenter on the Cardinals-Nationals series and his upcoming retirement from broadcasting. Although last night’s game wrapped up just before midnight due to an extensive rain delay, the Cardinals came back to defeat the Nats 4-2 in the first game of the series.

Jul 8

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins The Gashouse Gang as he does every Tuesday at noon. In today’s show, Oli discusses why Sonny Gray didn’t pitch at Wrigley Field vs the Cubs, the tough skids vs NL Central rival Cubs and Pirates, the future of Miles Mikolas and Erick Fedde in the starting rotation, and your comments and questions.

Jul 7

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host the Gashouse Gang after a disappointing holiday weekend in Chicago. The Cardinals lose 2 out of 3 to the divisional rival Cubs, and even go scoreless in Sunday's finale.

Jul 3

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host the last Gashouse Gang of the week before the Cardinals begin a holiday weekend series with the Cubs at Wrigley Field. The guys discuss the NL Central race and the disastrous series vs the Pirates who handed them a sweep while shutting them out each game. MLB sideline reporter for Apple TV+ Heidi Watney also joins the show to elaborate on this year’s team and the games in Chi-town.

Jul 1

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speak with Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol. The Cards are in a playoff race in the National League Central and look to gain ground in the standings as they take on Paul Skenes and the Pirates. Plus, the latest offseason and trade news from the St. Louis Blues.

Jun 30

Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler host the Gashouse Gang and discuss the Cardinals' sweep of the Guardians over the weekend which included a near-perfect game by Sonny Gray. Bernie Miklasz, John Rooney, and Pittsburgh baseball writer John Perrotto also join the show to discuss the latest headlines from the world of Cardinals baseball and the passing of soon-to-be baseball Hall of Famer Dave Parker.

Jun 27

Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne host the Friday edition of The Gashouse Gang and discuss the series split between the Cardinals and Cubs which saw Willson Contreras get feisty after getting hit by a pitch. Radio announcer John Rooney also joins the show from Cleveland where the Cardinals will be taking on the Guardians starting tonight, and St. Louis Blues announcer Chris Kerber calls in to discuss next season's Blues team and the NHL agreeing to extend the collective bargaining agreement.

Jun 25

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss the Cardinals' 8-7 win over the Cubs in a thrilling game at Busch Stadium last night. Sportscasting legend and KMOX alum Bob Costas also joins the show to give his thoughts on this year's team and NL Central race.

Jun 24

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins The Gashouse Gang on KMOX with Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz after the team kicked off the four game series vs the Cubs with a 8-2 victory. Oli discusses the series, his thoughts on tonight's starter Michael McGreevy, catcher Ivan Herrera's injury, and more.

Jun 23

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman discuss the important 4-game set between the Cardinals and Cubs beginning tonight at Busch. Plus, Chicago radio host David Kaplan and Cardinals radio voice John Rooney join the show!

Jun 20

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host the Friday edition of The Gashouse Gang. The fellas are joined by Matt Pauley and start the show by recapping a fun day in Chicago as the Cardinals not only swept the day but the series from the White Sox. Kevin Wheeler then jumps in with the gang as they discuss Michael McGreevy's spot start, coming out of the game and where he fits into the pitching plans for the rest of the season. John Rooney, Voice of the Cardinals, joins Claibs and Chris to share his thoughts on a big homestand that starts with the Reds tonight and then four with the Cubs to begin next week and being smart with injuries.

Jun 18

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss a much needed win in the series opener with the White Sox in Chicago and why it might be difficult for Thomas Saggese to break into the big league roster at this point. Then, Tom and Chris take time to reflect on the lives and legacies of Lou Brock and Jack Buck. White Sox pre and post game host Chuck Garfien also joins the show to discuss the recent struggles on Chicago's South Side, the feelings of the fan base and working with Ozzie Guillen.

Jun 17

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins The Gashouse Gang on KMOX for his weekly conversation. Today, the guys talk over the series loss to the Brewers, lineup construction, pitching concerns, and of course, your questions on the livestream.

Jun 16

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss the Cardinals’ disappointing series loss to the Brewers over the weekend and what this team is projected to do come playoff season. Should we be content with just making the playoffs, or hope for more? Cardinals radio announcer John Rooney also joins the show to discuss the series, the trade of Rafael Devers to the Giants, and Shohei Ohtani’s return to the mound.

Jun 13

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, and Kevin Wheeler host the Friday edition of The Gashouse Gang. The fellas discuss the Cardinals losing their FIFTH straight after being shut down by the Brewers in game 1 of a 4-game series last night, and the need for the team to develop swing-and-miss pitchers as opposed to pitch-to-contact. The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney also joins the show, and your questions on comments on the livestream are featured.

Jun 12

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang after the Cardinals wrap up a home stand that saw the team go 3-6. The guys discuss the sweep dealt by the Toronto Blue Jays, the upcoming series vs the Milwaukee Brewers, and Lars Nootbaar’s struggles in the leadoff spot. Also, Hall of Famer and former Cardinals manager Tony La Russa joins the show to share his impressions of Oli Marmol and to preview the “Celebrate Cardinals Championships Event” presented by the La Russa Rescue Champions and the Penfed Foundation for Military Heroes.

Jun 10

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz host the Gashouse Gang on this Tuesday, and speak with Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol after a tough loss to the Toronto Blue Jays in extra innings last night.

Jun 9

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host the Monday edition of The Gashouse Gang and recap the Cardinals' series-win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt then joins the show to talk Cardinals baseball and the upcoming Congressional Baseball Game between Republicans and Democrats. Also: The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney, and the Battlehawks' short playoff run is put to an end by the DC Defenders.

Jun 6

Chris Rongey, Matt Pauley, and Mike Claiborne host today's edition of The Gashouse Gang, where they discuss the Cardinals' series loss to the Kansas City Royals, Matthew Liberatore exiting the game due to fatigue, and the test ahead vs the Los Angeles Dodgers. Plus, radio announcer John Rooney and former umpire Joe West join the show!

Jun 4

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss the Cardinals' collapse vs the Kansas City Royals last night, which saw Andre Pallante give up 7 earned runs. President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak and former pitcher Mitch Harris join the show as well! Mitch shares his unique story joining the big leagues after becoming a US Navy Lieutenant, which serves as the basis for his upcoming book.

Jun 3

Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz for his weekly conversation on KMOX. In today’s conversation: -The possibility of a 6-man rotation -How Oli balances a winning lineup while giving runway for young players -Thoughts on tonight’s starter Andre Pallante -Could Ivan Herrera replace Pedro Pages as catcher full time? -Why Brendan Donovan should be an all star

Jun 2

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey discuss the latest headlines in Cardinals baseball, like the team's series loss to the Texas Ranger, the upcoming nine-game homestand, and Oli Marmol's early career statistics compared to Hall of Famer Tony LaRussa. Also...the radio voice of the Cardinals John Rooney joins the show!

May 30

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, and Matt Pauley debate whether the Cardinals' success in the month of May is indicative of the team's true identity. How long can the Redbirds keep this up? All season long?? As always, your questions and comments from the livestream are featured as well!

May 29

Today's edition of The Gashouse Gang is shortened to make room for St. Louis CITY SC's press conference announcing the termination of head coach Olof Mellberg. In today's show, former Cardinal second baseman and Gold Glover Kolten Wong joins Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz to discuss his retirement from Major League Baseball, his time with the Cardinals, and playing career post-St.Louis.

May 28

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman discuss the firing of St. Louis CITY SC head coach Olof Mellberg and what's next for the team. MLS analyst for Apple TV Taylor Twellman also joins the show to give his thoughts. Plus, the Cardinals have a chance to take the series tonight vs Baltimore!

May 27

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins The Gashouse Gang with Chris Rongey, Tom Ackerman, and Bernie Miklasz for a conversation on Nolan Arenado’s defensive prowess, Lars Nootbaar’s struggles at the plate, lineup construction, and more.

May 26

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman break down the Cardinals' impressive 16-4 run since May 4, fueled by tight wins, strong defense, and rising young talent. They highlight Nolan Arenado’s standout play and leadership, including his offseason commitment to the team. The boys discuss national power rankings that may be undervaluing the Cardinals and how that could motivate the roster. They also praise Oliver Marmol’s steady hand as manager and preview the upcoming series against the Orioles with Erick Fedde on the mound.

May 23

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, Matt Pauley, and John Rooney talk the latest headlines in Cardinals baseball before the team embarks a new series with the Arizona Diamondbacks Friday night at Busch. Stay tuned to KMOX 104.1 FM and 1120 AM after the game for "Friday Night Live! By Loews" with special guest, former Cardinals Jose Martinez!

May 22

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz recap the Cardinals opening home series against the Tigers dropping 2 of 3 games. They also have a conversation with Tricia Whitaker from Apple TV to break down the Cardinals recent success ahead of their series against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

May 20

It's Tuesday, which means Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz are joined by Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol to discuss how and why the team has been so successful over the last few weeks, both at home and on the road.

May 19

Today's show is shortened as KMOX makes time to air a press conference from Mayor Cara Spencer and Senator Josh Hawley on Friday's tornado. Chris Rongey and Nate Gatter discuss the Cardinals' impressive road trip, the series ahead vs Detroit, and the persistent struggles of St. Louis CITY SC.

May 19

Today's episode is shortened due to Senator Josh Hawley's press conference after Friday's tornado swept through the St. Louis metro area. In today's show, Chris Rongey and Nate Gatter recap the Cardinals successful roadtrip after taking 7 of 9 games.

May 16

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, and Matt Pauley discuss the latest Cardinals headlines before the team begins against I-70 rival the Kansas City Royals. Plus, Cardinals Spanish radio analyst and former MLB catcher Bengie Molina joins the show!

May 15

Chris Rongey and Nate Gatter speak with former Cardinal Matt Carpenter on his announced retirement and his greatest memories donning the birds on the bat.

May 13

Cardinals manager Oli Marmol and pitching coach Dusty Blake join Chris Rongey, Tom Ackerman, and Bernie Miklasz for a conversation on this year' ball club, who are currently on a nine game win streak!

May 12

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman bring you up to speed on the Cardinals’ 8 game win streak that puts the team within a game of first place in the NL Central behind the Chicago Cubs. John Rooney, the radio voice of the Cardinals, also joins the show.

May 9

Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, Matt Pauley, and John Rooney discuss the Cardinals' 5-game win streak and series ahead vs the Washington Nationals.

May 8

Today's edition of the Gashouse Gang is shortened as KMOX was in breaking news coverage. In today's show, Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz chat with former Cardinals Jose Martinez, who will be returning to St. Louis May 23rd-24th for fan festivities and the Cardinals Museum.

May 6

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins the show to discuss the series win vs the Mets, health updates on Masyn Winn and Ivan Herrera, the impressive showing by Jose Barrero and Alec Burleson, and your heated comments and concerns!

May 5

The Cardinal wrap up a doubleheader sweep of the Mets on Sunday; Chip Caray was emotional over the Blues loss, just like the rest of the fans; Chip comments on the Cardinal lineup; John Rooney on the Mets series.

May 2

The Gashouse Gang returns after two day games that kept us off the air! In today’s show, Chris Rongey, Mike Claiborne, and Matt Pauley discuss the 4-game split between the Cardinals and Reds in Cincinnati and the upcoming series vs the Mets. Former pitcher Scott Terry also joins the show to share insight on the Cardinals’ pitching staff.

Apr 29

Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins The Gashouse Gang with Chris Rongey, Tom Ackerman, and Bernie Miklasz as he does every Tuesday from 12:00-12:30pm CT. In today’s show, the guys discuss the team’s persistent struggles on the road, dropping to a 2-12 record away from Busch Stadium after last night’s loss in Cincinnati.

Apr 28

In today’s edition of The Gashouse Gang: -Arenado shines vs Milwaukee…could he still be traded? Walt Jocketty’s life and legacy; The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney; Blues even the series vs Winnipeg

Apr 25

Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne host today's Gashouse Gang and talk with John Rooney after the Cardinals fall to Atlanta on Wednesday. Also discussed: The Brewers come to town for a quick home series, and the Blues dominate the Jets in Game 3.

Apr 24

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host today's edition of The Gashouse Gang where they'll discuss the Cardinals series loss to Atlanta finishing up their road trip. Also, the Blues and Jets are in St. Louis for Game 3 tonight at Enterprise Center.

Apr 22

In today's edition of The Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey, Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz are joined by Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol to discuss the road struggles after the team dropped their fifth straight game yesterday to the Braves.

Apr 21

Chris Rongey, Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler discuss what's next for the Redbirds after getting swept in a 4 game weekend series against the New York Mets, then what could happen for the Blues tonight in Game 2 in Winnipeg. The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney also joins the show.

Apr 18

Chris Rongey and Kevin Wheeler kick off the show with Blues Chairman Tom Stillman, who shares his excitement about the team’s playoff push, the mid-season coaching change to Jim Montgomery, and the rise of young stars Robert Thomas and Jordan Kyrou. Then, Cardinals voice John Rooney joins the show to discuss the team’s early-season struggles, including Wilson Contreras’ slow start and power-hitting concerns. He also weighs in on Brendan Donovan’s strong play, the upcoming Mets series, and major MLB rule changes like the pitch clock and DH in the National League. The episode wraps up with a discussion on Oliver Marmol’s coaching and leadership during a challenging start to the Cardinals season.

Apr 17

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host this edition of the Gashouse Gang and discuss the Cardinals' series win over the Houston Astros. Plus, former pitcher Kyle McClellan joins the show, and some playoff hockey talk!

Apr 15

In today’s edition of The Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey, Tom Ackerman, and Bernie Miklasz are joined by Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol to discuss a nice series-opening win over Houstin, low fan turnout at Busch Stadium, and a potential six-man rotation. Also....the Blues could be headed to the playoffs with one win vs Utah tonight!

Apr 14

In the Monday edition of the Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman break down the Cardinals' series win over the Phillies, Willson Contreras' message to fans, and the Blues likelihood of making the playoffs. Plus, a visit with the voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney.

Apr 11

In today’s edition of The Gashouse Gang -Is sending Miles Mikolas to the bullpen a good idea? -Willson Contreras’ slow offensive start -The importance of inning-eaters -The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney

Apr 10

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz host today's edition of the Gashouse Gang and discuss the Cardinals' disappointing loss to the Pirates in extra innings on Wednesday. Later, 2011 World Series champion and former Cardinals pitcher Jason Motte joins the show to discuss this career post-MLB.

Apr 8

Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman, Bernie Miklasz and Chris Rongey for his weekly visit to the 'Gashouse Gang'. Marmol says 'you got to pick your spots wisely' when addressing players negatively vs in a supportive manner. Despite the tough losses to Boston, he still loved 'the mentality in the dugout.' Oli says a 4-week minimum out of action for Ivan Herrera with a bone bruise.

Apr 7

In today’s edition of The Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman discuss Ivan Herrera’s injury and subsequent call up of catcher Yohel Pozo; the Cardinals being swept by the Red Sox; and the onslaught of the offense despite the pitching struggles. The voice of the Cardinals John Rooney also joins the show to discuss the road trip that now pits the Redbirds against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Apr 7

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman share the news that Cardinals Catcher Ivan Herrera is headed to the injured list after the weekend series in Boston.

Apr 3

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz analyze the Cardinals' 4-2 home stand, with young players stepping up offensively but bullpen struggles persisting. They also address the historic low attendance at Busch Stadium, discussing factors like ownership decisions and local concerns. The duo talks how the Cardinals can win back fans while reflecting on the team's future strategy and the Blues' recent success.

Apr 1

Former shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals and Anaheim Angels David Eckstein joins the Gashouse Gang to discuss the current Cardinals-Angels series, the 2006 World Series, and a unique event that includes himself among other legendary Cardinal alumni.

Apr 1

St Louis Cardinals manager Oli Marmol joins "The Gashouse Gang" every Tuesday, taking questions from Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, Bernie Miklasz and the KMOX callers. Today's focus is on the struggles of Masyn Winn last nite at the plate. He says 'there's no backup plan, Masyn's our shortstop' says Marmol. He says he's never gotten direction from upper management on how to manage a game.

Mar 28

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne break down the Cardinals' Opening Day victory over the Twins, featuring home runs from Nolan Arenado and Lars Nootbaar, a strong performance from Sonny Gray, and a stellar catch by Victor Scott. Matt Pauley joins for the first half to discuss fan reactions, including boos for John Mozeliak and ownership. In the second half, Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney shares his insights on the team's outlook. Plus, the Blues stay hot with their 8th straight win and remain in the playoff race.

Mar 26

On the Eve of Opening Day for the Cardinals we can not forget about the Blues being the hottest team in hockey and now find themselves in a playoff spot. President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong joins Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman to talk about what has changed to have this hot streak and Broberg and Holloway being great this season. Former Cardinal Gold Glove Catcher Tom Pagnozzi then joins the show to talk about what the day before Opening Day feels like, his time has a Cardinal, and what he thinks the team will look like this year.

Mar 25

In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman are joined by Bernie Miklasz to discuss the current state of the St. Louis Cardinals. They dive into the team's opening day roster, focusing on key players like Lars Nootbaar leading off and Matthew Liberatore in the starting rotation. With a young roster featuring 5 players under 25, the team is in a "limbo" state— not quite good enough to compete for a championship but not bad enough for a full rebuild. The discussion also covers Nolan Gorman's potential for power, Sonny Gray's performance concerns, and the emphasis on developing youth. Tune in for a thoughtful breakdown of the season ahead!

Mar 24

Chris Rongey now hosts and is joined by Tom Ackerman today as they discuss the growing of the Cardinals farm system with Chaim Bloom soon being in charge. Bernie Miklasz joins Chris and Tom as they discuss Victor Scott II making the opening day roster. Kevin Wheeler then joins as they transition to the discussion of Masyn Winn batting leadoff. Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins to give his thoughts on the roster and the rough spring training for a few guys.

Mar 21

Join hosts Kevin Wheeler, Bernie Miklasz, and Matt Pauley as they dive into the Cardinals' center field decision with a focus on Victor Scott’s impressive spring training performance, comparing it to last year’s efforts. The team explores potential lineup strategies and discusses the perfect "10-man" lineup mix. The episode also covers the Blues' recent playoff-like win against Vancouver, their playoff chances, and the coaching impact of Jim Montgomery on the team. On the Mizzou basketball front, the hosts review the Tigers’ BB+ season grade, the heartbreaking loss to Drake in the NCAA Tournament, and the team's defensive struggles in the final stretch. Plus, they dive into some player management discussions, focusing on Nolan Arenado's playing time and the importance of adaptability in the lineup and roster decisions.

Mar 20

On Gashouse Gang Ep. 95, Tom Ackerman, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley discuss crucial roster decisions for the Cardinals, including the center field competition and Victor Scott II's potential. They dive into playing time for Burleson and Gorman, evaluating spring training performances, and questioning the Cardinals’ plan for the upcoming season. Plus, they explore the radio show transition to KMOX and the new show format starting Monday.

Mar 19

Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley break down the Cardinals' upcoming season. How can the team generate excitement without a clear star? Will Willson Contreras step up as a leader? They also analyze the NL Central, evaluate the Cardinals’ offensive concerns, and discuss the importance of a strong bullpen. Plus, thoughts on Masyn Winn, Victor Scott II, and what it will take for the Cardinals to succeed.

Mar 18

Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler break down the key storylines from Cardinals spring training, including the intense center field competition between Victor Scott II and Michael Siani. They also evaluate the potential implementation of a six-man rotation, concerns over pitcher development, and the impact on the bullpen. Plus, a closer look at Nolan Arenado’s spring struggles and expectations for the upcoming season. Other topics include the rationale behind moving Willson Contreras to first base, Iván Herrera’s opportunity, and the importance of spring training stats. Finally, they discuss the Blues' impressive run

Mar 17

Join Bernie Miklasz and Matt Pauley for Gashouse Gang 92 as they break down all things Cardinals and more! In this episode, they dive deep into the center field competition, analyzing the potential roster moves for Victor Scott II and Michael Siani. They’ll discuss the fairness of the center field battle, lineup optimization strategies, and the impact of a runway season on player development. The conversation also covers pitching rotation considerations, including the potential for a six-man rotation and concerns over Sonny Gray’s spring performance. Plus, they’ll talk about the bullpen composition, Nolan Arenado's impact on the roster, and the challenges of managing playing time for younger players. On top of that, they’ll touch on the college basketball postseason, previewing the upcoming tournament and discussing the SEC’s record number of teams and potential upsets.

Mar 14

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz break down the Cardinals’ Spring Breakout game, highlighting the concerns surrounding the offense’s performance and the hopes for improvement with new hitting coach Brant Brown. They dive into the pitching rotation, including young arms like Matthew Liberatore, McGreevy, and Quinn Matthews, and discuss the acquisition of Phil Maton to bolster the bullpen. The duo also examines Manager Oli Marmol’s leadership, the challenges he faces balancing winning with player development, and how he handles the mounting pressure. With optimism around young players like Ivan Herrera, Victor Scott, and Jordan Walker, the team is poised for growth, but the expectations are high as they aim to bounce back after two disappointing seasons.

Mar 13

Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, and Bernie Miklasz break down the Cardinals’ signing of Phil Maton—how does he fit into the bullpen, and what does his veteran presence bring? They also analyze the bullpen construction, potential roster spots, and the multi-inning reliever strategy. Plus, Bernie dives into the Cardinals' swing decisions and how plate discipline impacts offensive struggles. What influence could Chaim Bloom have on lineup construction and managerial decisions? The crew also discusses the importance of the leadoff hitter role and how Maysn Winn fits into the equation.

Mar 13

In this episode of Gashouse Gang, hosts Kevin Wheeler, Tom Ackerman, and Matt Pauley delve into the offensive approach of Cardinals outfielder Lars Nootbaar, focusing on his emphasis on launch angle, pitch selection, and swing mechanics. The discussion extends to the Cardinals' rotation, highlighting Miles Mikolas' contract situation and exploring potential rotation options, including prospect Michael McGreevy. The team analyzes the Cardinals' offensive challenges, particularly last season's low batting average, and emphasizes the need for improved hitting strategies. Bullpen considerations are also on the agenda, with insights into the potential impact of Andrew Kittredge's absence.

Mar 11

Kevin Wheeler & Matt Pauley dive into the Cardinals' offensive concerns, spring training takeaways, and lineup construction. Should Mason Winn lead off? Could Nolan Arenado be traded? Plus, the Yankees' pitching injuries and how they could impact the Cards' trade options. We also break down player development, the roles of Victor Scott & Matthew Liberatore, and what to expect in 2025.

Mar 10

The latest from Cardinals Spring Training is here! The crew breaks down player performances from Nolan Gorman, Victor Scott, and Matthew Liberatore—who’s impressing and who might be on the bubble? With position battles heating up, the team dives into roster construction and lineup decisions. Plus, big news in broadcasting: KMOX expands to 104.1 FM while keeping the AM 1120 signal for nationwide coverage. We also talk bullpen potential with rising stars like Chris Roycroft and Kyle Leahy, discuss the managerial aspirations of Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina, and look ahead to the upcoming Cardinals vs. Mets game with changes to Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. It's all about player development, young talent, and preparation for the season ahead!

Mar 7

Kevin Wheeler, Bernie Miklasz, and Matt Pauley break down the latest from Cardinals Spring Training, including standout performances, roster battles, and player-specific discussions. Can Nolan Arenado bounce back? How is Maysn Winn's plate discipline developing? Plus, we analyze the offensive upside of young players and expectations for different positions. On the hockey side, we dive into the Blues' outlook following Colton Parayko’s injury and the trade deadline implications. Don’t miss our listener Q&A and projections for the season ahead!

Mar 6

In this episode, Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler dive deep into the Cardinals’ roster construction for 2025. Are they in "reset" mode, or is it just a "rewind" for the team? With 82% of plate appearances returning, how does that affect the development of young players like Victor Scott, Luken Baker, and others? They discuss the importance of bench construction, lineup balance, and the challenges of creating space for rising talent. Plus, they break down the current playoff picture for the St. Louis Blues and their chances at making a run as the trade deadline looms.

Mar 5

Kevin Wheeler, Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley got together on Wednesday's edition of 'Gashouse Gang' and they discussed the latest update of Jordan Walker's injury, Cardinals looking at free-agent bullpen arms, and more

Mar 4

Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz got together for Tuesday's edition of The Gashouse Gang and they discussed Albert Pujols managerial dreams and also the Cardinals bullpen who could round out the pen

Mar 3

In this episode, Bernie Miklasz, Tom Ackerman, Matt Pauley, and Kevin Wheeler dive deep into the Cardinals' Spring Training performance, analyzing their offensive struggles and what the stats really say. They focus on hard-hit ball data and exit velocity, exploring the potential for improvement despite poor initial numbers. The team discusses player development concerns, including Masyn Winn's plate discipline issues, Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker's potential, and the challenges of managing a crowded roster. Special attention is given to Quinn Matthews' minor league assignment and the debate about his readiness for the majors. The crew also discusses the depth of pitching prospects and upcoming 40-man roster decisions. Finally, the episode touches on Albert Pujols' aspirations to become a Major League manager, his Dominican Winter League experience, and the potential reactions from fans if he were to manage another team.

Feb 28

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz dive into the Cardinals' transition from reset to retooling—who made the call, and what does it mean for the team? They break down the latest trade speculation, the impact of no-trade clauses, and the future of stars like Nolan Arenado. Plus, a look at young talent, including Victor Scott and Jordan Walker, and the team’s struggles with player development. How will John Mozeliak, Bill DeWitt, and Chaim Bloom shape the franchise moving forward?

Feb 27

Matt Pauley joins us live from Jupiter with the latest updates on Cardinals Spring Training. We dive into Nolan Gorman’s reps at third base and Sonny Gray’s ramp-up plan. The crew shuts down the overblown speculation that Nolan Arenado playing against the Yankees means anything. Plus, we break down how Jordan Walker and Gorman can elevate the offense, debate the best way to use the bench, and analyze whether Erick Fedde could be a trade chip. Listener questions wrap up the show!

Feb 26

Kevin Wheeler & Matt Pauley break down Victor Scott’s strong game against the Blue Jays and what it means for his push to be the Cardinals’ everyday center fielder. They also dive into the key mistake that young Cardinals hitters like Nolan Gorman, Jordan Walker, and Masyn Winn are making—swinging at pitches they can’t handle. The discussion highlights how new hitting coach Brant Brown will be tasked with improving plate discipline across the organization. Plus, a look at the competitive NL Central and where the Cardinals fit into the race.

Feb 25

Kevin Wheeler and Matt Pauley delve into the latest Spring Training updates for the St. Louis Cardinals, including travel logistics and player groupings. They discuss lineup adjustments with Lars Nootbaar in centerfield and Victor Scott in left field, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and matchups in constructing lineups. The hosts also evaluate the potential of the Cardinals' starting rotation, focusing on pitchers like Sonny Gray, Erick Fedde, and Miles Mikolas, and highlight Quinn Matthews' impressive debut performance. They analyze Lars Nootbaar's value through his underlying stats and discuss the top National League contenders, including the Dodgers, Phillies, Braves, and Mets. Concerns about the Braves' health and skepticism about the NL Central division strength are also addressed.

Feb 24

In this episode of GasHouse Gang, the guys dive into the key storylines from spring training. They discuss JJ Wetherholt’s impressive performance and what it could mean for his future. The guys also analyze how to distinguish true prospects from typical spring training standouts, and why evaluating young players against major league competition is crucial. They also break down the bullpen needs, pinpoint swing-and-miss pitchers to watch, and highlight potential surprise players who could make an impact this season. Plus, the latest on Nolan Arenado trade rumors and a comparison of the Astros’ roster to the Cardinals.

Feb 21

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz break down the challenges of balancing short-term and long-term goals for the Cardinals, looking ahead to 2025 and 2026. They dive into the dynamics of Oliver Marmol’s management, the potential roles for young players like Alec Burleson, and the critical spring training roster battles, with a focus on bullpen development. The duo also explores Nolan Arenado’s trade saga, the failed deal to the Astros, and the social media reactions surrounding it. Lastly, they discuss the Cardinals' potential investment in St. Louis, including involvement in the Millennium Hotel redevelopment project and its impact on the city's safety and appeal.

Feb 20

Live from Jupiter, Matt Pauley joins Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz to break down the latest buzz from Cardinals Spring Training at Roger Dean Stadium. The crew discusses player evaluations during live batting practice, the impact of changes to the facility, and Wilson Contreras bulking up—what it means for his power and potential first base role. Plus, a deep dive into Mizzou basketball’s stunning turnaround, their big win over Alabama, and how Dennis Gates' leadership, the transfer portal, and NIL deals have reshaped the program.

Feb 19

Tom Ackerman (in St. Louis) and Matt Pauley (live from Jupiter) break down the latest from Cardinals spring training. They discuss player evaluations and lineup construction, position battles and roster flexibility, the catching situation with Jimmy Crooks, bullpen management and relief pitcher outlook, as well as starting rotation options and pitching plans. The episode also covers the impact of automated ball and strike systems (ABS) and upcoming events, providing fans with an inside look at the team’s preparations for the season.

Feb 18

Kevin Wheeler, Tom Ackerman, and Matt Pauley discuss spring training updates for the St. Louis Cardinals, focusing on player interactions, veteran influence, and the coaching staff's approach to young talent. They cover lineup changes, including Wilson Contreras' role, potential contract extensions for key players, and the Cardinals’ push for swing-and-miss pitchers and bullpen depth. Plus, they touch on the Boston Red Sox’s offseason moves and the possibility of signing major free agents like Vladimir Guerrero Jr., as well as upcoming events like the City Spotlight show.

Feb 17

The Gashouse Gang, (Tom Ackerman, Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley) dove into the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training, exploring the excitement surrounding the team’s first full squad workout and the impact of leadership in the clubhouse. The panel discusses the team’s identity and the potential for growth, with a focus on key areas like offense and defense. The conversation also covers lineup strategy, particularly the importance of on-base percentage (OBP) at the top of the order and the role of developing young players versus optimizing the lineup for immediate run production. There’s debate over whether to prioritize high OBP players at the top of the order or give emerging talent an opportunity in key spots. Additionally, bullpen depth is examined, with a focus on the need for more reliable relievers and high-leverage options to support the pitching staff. The Gashouse Gang dives into the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training, exploring the excitement surrounding the team’s first full squad workout and the impact of leadership in the clubhouse. The panel discusses the team’s identity and the potential for growth, with a focus on key areas like offense and defense. The conversation also covers lineup strategy, particularly the importance of on-base percentage (OBP) at the top of the order and the role of developing young players versus optimizing the lineup for immediate run production. There’s debate over whether to prioritize high OBP players at the top of the order or give emerging talent an opportunity in key spots. Additionally, bullpen depth is examined, with a focus on the need for more reliable relievers and high-leverage options to support the pitching staff.

Feb 14

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz break down Nolan Arenado’s status as the Cardinals’ third baseman in 2024, his potential bounce-back season, and why the "awkwardness" narrative is overblown. They also discuss the Cardinals’ need for offensive production in center field, Lars Nootbaar’s playing time and defensive vs. offensive contributions, and whether the team’s offense can be good enough to compete for a playoff spot.

Feb 13

Alex Bregman is heading to the Red Sox on a three-year, $120 million deal with two opt-outs. Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, and Bernie Miklasz break down what this means for Nolan Arenado and the Cardinals' future. Will St. Louis adjust their plans, explore trade options, or stay the course? Plus, live updates from Jupiter as Matt Pauley reports from Cardinals spring training.

Feb 12

In Gashouse Gang Ep. 69, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, and Tom Ackerman discuss the Cardinals' fresh start as they head into the season. They break down the Nolan Arenado situation and the uncertainty surrounding his future with the team. The trio dives into the bullpen dynamics, focusing on the need for a veteran presence and how young pitchers could step up. There's excitement around Jordan Walker's development and what he can bring to the lineup. Plus, they explore JJ JJ Wetherholt's potential to follow in JD Drew’s footsteps, and the growing belief in the Cardinals' young players, including Michael McGreevy, as they look toward a new era.

Feb 11

In this episode of the GasHouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler, Tom Ackerman, and Matt Pauley live from Jupiter discuss the latest from the St. Louis Cardinals' spring training. The team has arrived, with pitchers and catchers settling in, including new faces like Lars Nootbaar, Jordan Walker, and JJ Wetherholt. The crew dives into the current vibe of the clubhouse, fan expectations, and the uncertain outlook for the season. Key topics include the potential trade of Nolan Arenado, catcher depth, and evaluating pitchers like Stephen Matz and John King. The team is in a transition year, balancing the future with the present.

Feb 10

In this action-packed episode of GasHouse Gang, Tom Ackerman is joined by Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler to break down the Eagles’ dominant 40-22 victory over the Chiefs in Super Bowl 2025. The conversation dives into the Chiefs’ offensive struggles and future outlook, while also celebrating Jalen Hurts' impressive career trajectory. The crew then shifts to Spring Training talk, covering the Cardinals' prospects, including Ivan Herrera, Michael McGreevy, and the potential impact of young players like Quinn Matthews and Victor Scott. Tune in for a full breakdown of both the Super Bowl and the upcoming baseball season!

Feb 7

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz break down the Cardinals' acquisition of utility player Michael Helman from the Minnesota Twins, a minor move to fill the final spot on the 40-man roster. They also discuss Torry Holt’s continued Hall of Fame snub and why he deserves a spot in Canton. Plus, a Super Bowl preview, analyzing key matchups like the Chiefs' offense vs. the Eagles' defense, and insights on the Blues’ frustrating home struggles.

Feb 6

Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler break down how the Cardinals can improve their offense in 2025, focusing on key players like Nolan Gorman, Lars Nootbaar, Brendan Donovan, and Ivan Herrera. They discuss the importance of lineup decisions and roster construction in maximizing production, rather than just hoping for better individual performances. Plus, a look at the Super Bowl’s cultural significance, from its massive entertainment impact to the ongoing debate on whether the NFL should feature more rock-based halftime shows. Finally, a breakdown of the Chiefs vs. Eagles matchup, with a focus on Kansas City's high-powered offense and Philadelphia's stingy defense.

Feb 5

Kevin Wheeler and Matt Pauley break down the latest buzz around potential trade talks between the Cardinals and Red Sox involving Nolan Arenado. They dive into the state of the Cardinals' farm system and the need for more impact pitching talent. Plus, a look at Willson Contreras’ offensive upside as he transitions to first base, the ongoing debate between prioritizing offense vs. defense at key positions, and thoughts on the media frenzy surrounding Super Bowl week.

Feb 4

In this episode of GasHouse Gang, Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler discuss the upcoming Cardinals season and Spring Training, plus an insightful interview Tom had with Adam Wainwright. Adam shares his thoughts on the Cardinals' future, praising John Mozeliak and the team’s potential. The conversation also touches on the balance between urgency and patience in the Cardinals’ rebuilding process. Tom and Kevin dive into the team’s roster needs, including a right-handed bat and bullpen depth, while speculating on players like Thomas Saggese, Brendan Donovan, and the closer situation. They also discuss potential future power hitters and give their Super Bowl predictions, with Tom preferring Spring Training over the big game.

Feb 3

The Gashouse Gang dives into the St. Louis Cardinals' offseason struggles, including the delays surrounding trades for Nolan Arenado and Alex Bregman. Bernie Miklasz critiques the mixed messages from the front office about rebuilding versus competing, while Matt Pauley and Kevin Wheeler debate whether a six-man rotation could benefit younger pitchers. The panel also analyzes the pitching rotations of NL Central teams, with Pittsburgh and Milwaukee leading the charge. Finally, Jim Edmonds’ recent critiques of the Cardinals are discussed, with insights into his broadcasting frustrations and past grievances.

Jan 31

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz dive into the latest in St. Louis sports, starting with the Cardinals’ outlook. If Nolan Arenado stays, what does it mean for players like Alec Burleson, Luken Baker, and Thomas Saggese? Is the team’s so-called “reset” actually happening? Plus, the pressure on Oliver Marmol with Chaim Bloom now in charge. They also break down the Chiefs' massive TV ratings in St. Louis, why the Cardinals’ ratings are slipping, and SLU basketball’s big showdown with Dayton.

Jan 30

Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler dive into the 25th anniversary of Super Bowl 34, reflecting on the Greatest Show on Turf and the legendary 1999 Rams offense. They discuss the MLB offseason delays, why free agency is moving so slowly, and whether the MLB Players Association is failing its middle-tier players. Plus, a breakdown of Cardinals ownership and front office moves—is change coming after recent struggles?

Jan 29

Matt Pauley and Tom Ackerman discuss the excitement surrounding the Cardinals' spring training, the potential for roster changes, and the need for a fast start to the season. They also talk about the challenges the St. Louis Blues are facing as they continue their inconsistent play and discuss SLU's basketball team’s chances in the Atlantic 10 tournament. The episode wraps up with a mention of the recent altercation at a SLU game, adding some drama to an already action-packed episode.

Jan 28

Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler tackle the Cardinals' offseason strategy, debating payroll decisions, roster changes, and the potential of young pitchers like McGreevy and Matthews. They also explore the Blues’ ongoing struggles and SLU's must-win games to solidify their A-10 tournament standing.

Jan 27

In Episode 57, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, Tom Ackerman, and Bernie Miklasz dive into the continued dominance of the Kansas City Chiefs and why some fans perceive them as an “unlikeable dynasty.” They explore the Chiefs’ success and why their sustained wins may cause frustration among some fanbases. The conversation also tackles the ongoing claims of rigged officiating, with the guys defending the Chiefs and discussing the impact of officiating on the game. They also debate whether the NFL should embrace advanced technology (like lasers or AI) to assist officials on close calls, while acknowledging the human element’s influence on fan perceptions. Turning to MLB, the guys discuss the challenges of sustaining a true dynasty in today’s competitive landscape. They analyze the Los Angeles Dodgers' recent success and explore the difficulty of building long-term winners in a sport defined by free agency, injuries, and parity. The conversation shifts to the St. Louis Cardinals, examining their player development strategy and focus on locking up young stars like Masyn Winn with long-term deals.

Jan 24

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz discuss whether the Cardinals should trade Alec Burleson and debate which players, including Masyn Winn, Nolan Gorman, Jordan Walker, and Nolan Arenado, should be considered "untouchable." They also examine the Cardinals' quiet confidence in exceeding expectations this season, concerns about bullpen depth, and Matthew Liberatore’s development. Plus, a look at the St. Louis Billikens basketball team’s success when playing at their best.

Jan 23

Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz break down the future of the St. Louis Cardinals with a focus on Jordan Walker’s impressive rookie season, comparing his performance to historical greats. They dive into the challenges Walker has faced and why consistent playing time is key for his development. The duo also discusses Lars Nootbaar’s All-Star potential if he can stay healthy, while stressing the importance of roster depth to address his injury concerns. The conversation explores trade possibilities, including Alec Burleson’s value, and examines top prospects like JJ Wetherholt, Quinn Mathews, and Tink Hence, recently recognized by Baseball America. Plus, a candid look at Luken Baker’s role and why finding him meaningful playing time may be a challenge.

Jan 22

Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley dive deep into the St. Louis Cardinals' 2025 outlook, discussing the potential of Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker to take the next big step. They explore the organization’s internal belief in overachieving despite low external expectations and the challenges these young players face. The episode also covers Hall of Fame voting, including Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia, and Billy Wagner's inductions, as well as the Big Ten's potential to overtake the SEC in college football dominance during the NIL era. Finally, the duo touches on Mizzou's recent struggles and what it means for the rest of their season.

Jan 21

In this episode, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, and Tom Ackerman dive into the Cardinals Winter Warm-Up Caravan and the incredible fan support the team receives, even during down years. They discuss the process of selecting the Cardinals Hall of Fame inductees and explore whether the team’s decision to reduce payroll is clearing the deck for Chaim Bloom to take over. The hosts debate MLB dynasties, focusing on the Dodgers, and examine how the lack of an international draft favors big-market teams. They also highlight the Big Ten's growing dominance in college football, capped by Ohio State's national championship victory.

Jan 20

Tom Ackerman is joined by Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler to break down the Cardinals' offseason and the transition ahead. They analyze Oli Marmol’s aggressive vision for the team, emphasizing the importance of smart, relentless play to maximize the potential of young players like Jordan Walker and Masyn Winn. The discussion touches on leadership from veterans like Willson Contreras and Sonny Gray, financial challenges with reduced TV revenue, and the Cardinals' $25 million investment in player development. The group debates the importance of rebuilding the farm system and how the front office reset, led by Chaim Bloom, will shape the future of the Cardinals.

Jan 17

In Episode 51 of the Gashouse Gang podcast, Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz discuss Rob Cerfolio, the Cardinals' Assistant General Manager, and his vision for enhancing the team’s player development system. They also pay tribute to the late Bob Uecker, reflecting on his legendary career as the beloved voice of the Milwaukee Brewers. The episode dives into the Blues' remarkable turnaround under new head coach Jim Montgomery and their playoff hopes, and concludes with an in-depth preview of the NFL divisional round, including the Chiefs, Lions, Rams, and the exciting Ravens vs. Bills showdown.

Jan 16

In Episode 50, Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler pay tribute to Bob Uecker, celebrating his incredible legacy as a Hall of Fame broadcaster, actor, and beloved personality. They analyze the Cardinals' quiet offseason and discuss how the team could adapt creatively without major free-agent moves. The hosts also evaluate the Blues' performance since the coaching change and debate their trade deadline strategy—should they buy or sell? Finally, they preview the upcoming NFL playoff games, including Chiefs vs. Texans, Lions vs. Commanders, Bills vs. Ravens, and Eagles vs. Rams.

Jan 15

Join Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley in Gas House Gang Episode 49 as they dive into the upcoming Cardinals Winter Warm-Up. They discuss the importance of fan engagement, front office transparency, and the fan expectations surrounding payroll cuts. They also touch on the sold-out autograph sessions for Masyn Winn and Jordan Walker. The conversation shifts to Roki Sasaki and how his decision might impact the Cardinals' pitching future. Plus, the duo recaps Blues' victory over Calgary, reflects on SLU’s disappointing loss, and cheers on Mizzou's impressive win over Florida.

Jan 14

In this episode of Gas House Gang with Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler break down R?ki Sasaki's potential landing spots, with the Dodgers, Padres, and Blue Jays as the finalists. They analyze the Cardinals' roster and explore potential trades, including Alec Burleson, while discussing Masyn Winn's potential to become a star player for the team. The show also previews upcoming college basketball games involving SLU, Illinois, and Missouri, and dives into the Blues’ recent struggles, speculating on the possibility of acquiring Ryan O'Reilly from the Predators. Finally, the hosts share their predictions for the NFL divisional round playoff games.

Jan 13

As frustration grows among Cardinals fans, with declining attendance and TV ratings, the team’s struggles have sparked debate: are fans becoming “spoiled” by past success or are these signs of deeper issues? Tom Ackerman provides his analysis of the team’s performance, while Matt Pauley, Kevin Wheeler, and Bernie Miklasz offer their perspectives on the Cardinals’ direction. Brendan Donovan continues to shine as an “impact player,” and fans are eager to see how the team responds to the challenges facing players like Miles Mikolas. The looming leadership transition from John Mozeliak to Chaim Bloom raises further questions about the future of the roster and whether changes are on the horizon. Plus, our panel delves into the offseason moves, what fans can expect, and the team’s next steps.

Jan 10

In this episode of GasHouse Gang, Bernie Miklasz and Matt Pauley dive deep into John Mozeliak's recent comments about the Cardinals' efforts to trade Nolan Arenado at the Winter Meetings and the challenges of finalizing that deal. They discuss how the team's offseason focus on trading Arenado has influenced other roster decisions and what this means for the future. The hosts also talk about the team's approach to arbitration cases, with notable players like Lars Nootbaar, Andre Pallante, and Brendan Donovan involved. They address concerns over bullpen depth and the impact of overuse, particularly with JoJo Romero. They also touch on Heim Bloom’s role in the front office transition and how it may influence the team moving forward. Bernie and Matt also recap Notre Dame’s thrilling win over Penn State in the Orange Bowl, preview Ohio State vs. Texas in the Cotton Bowl, and share their thoughts on the upcoming NFL playoff matchups, including Ravens-Steelers and Vikings-Rams.

Jan 9

In this episode of GasHouse Gang, Miklasz and Wheeler dive into the latest on the Cardinals, from the ongoing Nolan Arenado trade saga to how they should handle playing time for Pedro Pagés and Ivan Herrera. The conversation also turns to the team's struggles in developing quality starting pitching, especially when compared to the Walt Jocketty era. We also break down potential lineup moves, including whether Lars Nootbaar should get more time in center field. Plus, we cover the Blues’ upcoming home-heavy schedule and the Cardinals’ decision to avoid arbitration with Ryan Helsley by signing him to an $8.2 million deal.

Jan 8

In Gashouse Gang Ep. 44, Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler discuss Nolan Arenado's uncertain future with the Cardinals, including his potential participation in the Winter Warm-Up event and trade rumors. The show highlights the autograph ticket sales for stars like Masyn Winn and Jordan Walker and explores the team's pitching staff, stressing the need for adaptability and modern technologies to boost performance. Excitement surrounds young prospects like Quinn Matthews and Michael McGreevy, and the hosts also delve into Carolyn Kindle’s investment as a minority owner of the St. Louis Blues. They wrap up with a look at SLU basketball's pivotal game against St. Bonaventure and explore the possibility of bringing an NBA team to St. Louis.

Jan 7

Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler break down the biggest stories in sports, starting with the Cardinals’ dilemma over trading Nolan Arenado. With 68% of fans in a Twitter poll favoring a trade, the cohosts discuss potential destinations like the Red Sox and Astros and the impact on younger players like Nolan Gorman and Brendan Donovan. In the NFL, they analyze key matchups, including Chargers vs. Texans, Ravens vs. Steelers, Bills vs. Broncos, and Packers vs. Eagles. Shifting to hockey, they evaluate the Blues' inconsistent performance under Jim Montgomery and their playoff hopes. On the college basketball front, the spotlight is on SLU’s strong showing in the A-10, Mizzou’s SEC run, and Illinois’ season, with an emphasis on SLU’s upcoming game against St. Bonaventure.

Jan 6

In this episode, Tom Ackerman is joined by Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz to discuss the St. Louis Cardinals' quiet offseason, trade rumors around Nolan Arenado, and struggles with free-agent signings. They dive into the team’s offensive challenges, pitching depth, and the development of young players like Nolan Gorman and Iván Herrera. The conversation also touches on the Detroit Lions' dominant 15-2 season despite defensive injuries.

Jan 3

On this episode of Gashouse Gang (Ep. 41), Bernie Miklasz and Matt Pauley dive into the uncertainty surrounding Nolan Arenado’s future with the St. Louis Cardinals. Will he be traded or stick around? We explore the potential ramifications if he stays, from roster changes to the impact on other players. The conversation shifts to college football, discussing potential changes to the College Football Playoff format and how to make the system more fair and equitable. Finally, we take a deep dive into the SEC’s decline in the postseason, looking at the effects of NIL, the transfer portal, and increased competitiveness from other conferences.

Jan 2

The Gashouse Gang is back! On today’s episode, Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler break down the College Football Playoff action: Penn State vs. Boise State—turnovers and penalties hurt Boise, but they fought hard. Arizona State vs. Texas—closer than expected. Ohio State vs. Oregon—a total blowout that caught everyone off guard. Kevin and Bernie also predict Notre Dame will take down Georgia, citing the Bulldogs' backup quarterback as a key factor. Then, the guys discuss Nolan Arenado’s trade market with teams like the Yankees, Mets, and Red Sox in the mix. They also dive into the Cardinals’ prospects, like JJ Wetherholt and Quinn Matthews, and the need to give young talent a shot in 2025. Plus, a look at the Blues’ improvement under Jim Montgomery, with hopes of a playoff push despite some inconsistency.

Dec 31, 2024

In this episode of The Gashouse Gang, Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler break down the state of college football as bowl games flood the postseason, with a focus on the lack of meaning in many of these matchups, except for a few key games. They dive into the predictions for the upcoming College Football Playoff, with special attention to the Ohio State vs. Oregon and Notre Dame vs. Georgia games. The discussion then shifts to the competitive balance in major professional sports leagues, addressing how better revenue sharing, rather than salary caps, could improve parity. The guys also analyze the Detroit Lions’ current chances in the NFC North amidst their defensive injury issues and debate whether anyone can beat the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC playoffs, given their dominance.

Dec 30, 2024

As 2024 comes to a close, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, Tom Ackerman, and Bernie Miklasz recap the past year in terms of St. Louis sports, and made some takeaways from each of our teams. We then look to the future to predict what 2025 may have in store.

Dec 26, 2024

Matt Pauley & Bernie Miklasz take over the Dave Glover Show for four hours of Gashouse Gang fun talking baseball and 2025 Cardinals expectations with Will Leitch, the Tigers new QB, a potential future for the Rams Settlement Fund, Cam Janssen breaks down all the different boost that Monty has brought to the Blues, NFL Network's Jeffri Chadiha breaks down the top teams in each conference as the playoffs close in and a quick tap into the biggest news in movies!

Dec 24, 2024

In this Christmas Eve edition of Gashouse Gang, Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz reflect on their relationships with coaching legends like Norm Stewart, Tony La Russa, and Jack Buck. They discuss challenges facing Oli Marmol as the Cardinals' manager and analyze Bill DeWitt's leadership during the team's struggles. They critique ESPN's negative reactions to CFP selections and emphasize the need for credibility in sports media. Plus, insights on the Blues’ improved defense under Jim Montgomery and Dylan Holloway's impressive performance.

Dec 23, 2024

In Episode 35 of GasHouse Gang, Tom Ackerman, Matt Pauley, and Bernie Miklasz discuss Paul Goldschmidt’s move to the Yankees and its potential impact on Nolan Arenado’s future. The panel also dives into the Cardinals’ recent minor league coaching hires, including Ryan Barba as Minor League Field Coordinator, Jose Leger as Assistant Minor League Field Coordinator/Baserunning Coordinator, Austin Meine as Minor League Pitching Coordinator, and Ethan Goforth as Minor League Catching Coordinator. They express optimism about Brant Brown as the new hitting coach and outline what success looks like for the 2025 Cardinals. Additionally, the panel explores how the team’s offensive struggles in 2022 might naturally correct in the upcoming season.

Dec 20, 2024

In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Matt Pauley and Bernie Mikalsz dive deep into the ongoing situation with Nolan Arenado and the Cardinals. Will he stay or will he go? The uncertainty surrounding his future with the team could have major implications. The hosts also tackle the hypocrisy around PED use in baseball, focusing on the double standards and selective outrage over players like Sammy Sosa. They discuss how the outrage seems inconsistent when compared to previous eras, where amphetamine use was rampant. Plus, the Cubs are bringing Sammy Sosa back into the fold, but there’s a catch: he has to apologize. The hosts criticize the Cubs’ handling of the situation, questioning whether this is more about money than morality. Finally, the guys take a look at the upcoming College Football Playoff games, breaking down the point spreads and predicting potential outcomes for the matchups.

Dec 19, 2024

In Episode 33 of Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz delve into the latest developments surrounding Nolan Arenado’s future with the St. Louis Cardinals. They explore the factors Arenado is prioritizing in a potential trade, including location, contention status, and roster fit, and analyze why he has reportedly rejected a trade to the Houston Astros. They also discuss the significant payroll relief the Cardinals could gain by trading Arenado, and how this impacts their offseason strategy. They break down the type of trade return the Cardinals might expect and compare it to similar high-profile player trades. Finally, the episode considers how Arenado would fit into the Cardinals' lineup if he stays and the challenges of prioritizing a youth movement with his presence

Dec 18, 2024

In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Matt Pauley pay tribute to Bill Greenblatt, the iconic Cardinals photographer, following his passing. They discuss Major League Baseball's ongoing efforts to address pitching injuries and trends in pitcher usage, focusing on the importance of developing young talent with proper training and conditioning. The conversation then shifts to the St. Louis Blues, exploring team dynamics under new coach Jim Montgomery. Finally, Kevin Wheeler advocates for cutting down on college football bowl games, arguing that reducing the number of postseason matchups would help alleviate the challenges posed by the transfer portal and player opt-outs.

Dec 17, 2024

In this episode, Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler are joined by Derrick Goold, a renowned baseball writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (STLtoday.com), to discuss the Cardinals' roster and prospect development. They delve into the struggles of Dylan Carlson and Nolan Gorman, the potential trade of Nolan Arenado, and Jordan Walker's future. The crew also previews the Baseball Writers' Dinner, honoring Ozzie Smith, Ryan Helsley, and others, as well as sharing college football picks, with Kevin predicting an upset over Notre Dame. The crew also covers the Cardinals’ trade potential, particularly involving Nolan Arenado, and the need for the team to balance development with maintaining a competitive roster. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Baseball Writers' Association Dinner, set to honor figures like Ozzie Smith, Bob Kendrick, and Ryan Helsley, highlighting its importance in celebrating St. Louis baseball history and supporting future journalists. The episode wraps up with a discussion of the significance of the event and its role in the future of the baseball community. Dylan Carlson’s development struggles at the major league level and the challenges with his lack of power and bat speed improvements. The Cardinals' tendency to rush young prospects, contrasting with teams like the Brewers who focus on long-term development. The upcoming BBWAA dinner in St. Louis, celebrating honorees like Ozzie Smith, Bob Kendrick, and Ryan Helsley. The future of Nolan Arenado and the tough trade decisions ahead for the Cards, especially regarding roster and playing time. The development of young players like Lars Nootbaar and the need for better integration and support for players transitioning to the majors.

Dec 16, 2024

In Gashouse Gang Episode 30, Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, and Tom Ackerman discuss the NL Central division and the moves made by the Cubs, Brewers, Reds, and Pirates to improve their teams. They dive into the Brewers' trade of Devin Williams and compare it to the potential impact of trading Ryan Helsley for the Cardinals. The crew also explores the possibility of the Houston Astros trading for Nolan Arenado and how that could be a good fit for both sides. Finally, they take a closer look at the Cardinals' farm system, featuring prospects like Quinn Mathews, JJ Wetherholt, and Thomas Saggese, and share excitement over the new coordinators and instructors joining the minor league system.

Dec 14, 2024

Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler dive into the trade value and long-term outlook of Nolan Arenado vs. Alex Bregman, the Devin Williams trade’s ripple effect on the reliever market, and the rising competitiveness of the NL Central. They also analyze Oli Marmol’s chances of remaining Cardinals manager beyond 2025, his player development approach, and the balance between a manager’s impact and the team’s talent.

Dec 12, 2024

this episode of The Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz break down the latest from the Winter Meetings. They dive into the ongoing conversation surrounding Nolan Arenado's future and potential Boston trade rumors. The duo also discuss how the high price of starting pitchers could play into the Cardinals' strategy for securing long-term help. Plus, they touch on the Cardinals' excitement about having the #5 pick in the MLB Draft and highlight Jordan Montgomery’s pivotal role in the Blues’ remarkable turnaround.

Dec 11, 2024

In Episode 27 of Gashouse Gang, Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley explore the Cardinals landing the 5th pick in the MLB Draft and discuss the team’s options. They analyze Roki Sasaki's performance in Japan, provide updates on Nolan Arenado's health and trade rumors, and preview the upcoming Braggin' Rights game in Missouri. The duo also dives into the Saint Louis Billikens roster and how they’re shaping up for the season. Plus, Blues updates and more! Don’t miss this insightful episode live from the Winter Meetings in Dallas.

Dec 11, 2024

In Episode 26 of Gashouse Gang, hosts Tom Ackerman, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley discuss the Cardinals' potential trade of Nolan Arenado, lineup construction for 2025, and Willson Contreras’ possible move to first base. They also highlight the potential of young players like Nolan Gorman, Jordan Walker, and Brendan Donovan. The episode wraps with a breakdown of the upcoming 12-team College Football Playoff and ideas for a better seeding system.

Dec 10, 2024