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Hour 1

Somehow the Chiefs are still underdogs in the Super Bowl, which Gio thinks is going to fire up Patrick Mahomes even more. The Chiefs with Patrick Mahomes are the new Patriots with Tom Brady. The Chiefs radio announcer went nuts about people doubting the Chiefs and how you have to deal with the Chiefs. Boomer recalls when his love affair with Patrick Mahomes started. Jerry is here for his first update of the day, but first Boomer talks to Gio about who Dua Lipa is dating. He’s an actor in a movie about rowing. The Knicks won their seventh straight, beating the Hornets. Doc Rivers lost in his first game coaching the Bucks. Andy Reid said he met Taylor Swift before Travis Kelce did. Dan Campbell talked about all the things they did wrong in their loss to the Niners. Chris Russo is sick of seeing Chiefs/Niners. Boomer told us about the ratings for Chiefs/Ravens and it had something like 56 million viewers. In the final segment of the hour, Gio had a problem with a left lane driver going slow on the LIE. Boomer said we all get a little crazy while driving on the LIE. It’s also funny to see the same cars on the road at the same time on your way to work. 

Hour 2

Ochocinco told Shannon Sharpe that Beyonce would have caused just as large an uproar if she was dating Travis Kelce as Taylor Swift is. Shannon does not agree. Tough to compare because Taylor is at the height of her success and Beyonce’s was a few years ago. When the camera was on her in this past game, she mouthed, ‘go away please’. Gio can’t believe Boomer doesn’t know who Scooter Braun is, even though he claims to be a huge Taylor Swift fan. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the audio of Ochocinco and Shannon Sharpe discussing Beyonce and Taylor Swift. Andy Reid talked about looking forward to using the Raiders facility in Vegas. Reid also talked about the injury status of Kadarius Toney. Tom Brady talked about Dan Campbell and how he must feel losing in the championship game. The Knicks smashed the Hornets last night 113-92. Jerry went around the NBA last night. In the final segment of the hour, Gio was looking for a golf partner for Friday in Vegas. Stephen Waldron at CBS changed his flight so he can play with Gio. 

Hour 3

Gio wonders where all the stories about Andy Reid maybe retiring come from. Andy Reid and the Chiefs have been dominant for years. Why stop now? We also talked about the Chiefs drafting Mahomes and then letting him sit behind Alex Smith. We also talked about music we played trying to get our young kids to fall asleep. A caller thinks Stugotz is the one that started the rumor of Andy Reid retiring. Boomer still thinks the NFL is going to go to an 18-game schedule and then the Super Bowl will be the Sunday before Presidents Day. Jerry returns for an update and starts with audio from Evan Roberts’ Mets podcast. His guest was Adam Wainwright and Evan introduced him by asking, ‘can you go f*** yourself?’ Evan is a shock jock. In the final segment of the hour, Karen Carson and the morning show at 102.7 call in with a Dua Lipa update. She is coming to NYC when we are in Vegas for Super Bowl week. 

Hour 4

Evan Roberts is trying to get out of this beard bet by playing pickleball against Shaun Morash. Morash will probably throw the match so Evan wins and he can shave the beard he said he wouldn't shave until the Mets extended Pete Alonso. He is welching on a bet. Boomer wonders why Gio will play golf anywhere, but wouldn't play softball. Gio doesn’t want to get hurt in the Summer running out a ground ball. Jerry returns for his final update of the morning and starts with Andy Reid saying he needs to make sure players stay away from the strip in Vegas. We talked about how great Brock Purdy has been the last two seasons. Jerry has audio of Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talking about the price of Viagra. The Knicks beat the Hornets in Charlotte, their seventh straight win. The Moment of The Day involves Dua Lipa’s visit to the show, and it’s not good news. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer has been studying Lamar Jackson’s dropbacks in the championship game. Elon Musk’s Neuralink went into the first human brain. You can also pay at Whole Foods by using your palm.

Gio wonders where all the stories about Andy Reid maybe retiring come from. Andy Reid and the Chiefs have been dominant for years. Why stop now? We also talked about the Chiefs drafting Mahomes and then letting him sit behind Alex Smith. We also talked about music we played trying to get our young kids to fall asleep. A caller thinks Stugotz is the one that started the rumor of Andy Reid retiring. Boomer still thinks the NFL is going to go to an 18-game schedule and then the Super Bowl will be the Sunday before Presidents Day. Jerry returns for an update and starts with audio from Evan Roberts’ Mets podcast. His guest was Adam Wainwright and Evan introduced him by asking, ‘can you go f*** yourself?’ Evan is a shock jock. In the final segment of the hour, Karen Carson and the morning show at 102.7 call in with a Dua Lipa update. She is coming to NYC when we are in Vegas for Super Bowl week.

Evan Roberts’ Mets podcast. His guest was Adam Wainwright and Evan introduced him by asking, ‘can you go f*** yourself?’

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Join us as we dive into the world of Cardinals baseball with manager, Oliver Marmol. In this segment, we discuss the recent series against the Phillies, the promising performances of players like Dakota Hudson, and the excitement surrounding Adam Wainwright's quest for his 200th win. Ollie also shares his thoughts on being named the manager for the 2024 season and the high expectations of the St. Louis fan base. Tune in for an inside look at the Cardinals' future plans and strategies.

It’s the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only hour of Sports Open Line! Matt Pauley discusses Adam Wainwright who just earned his 199th win, and whether he’ll be able to secure the elusive 200th in one of his next three starts before the season (and his career) is over. Philadelphia Phillies writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer Scott Lauber then joins the show to discuss the team’s current status as they approach the postseason, whether Aaron Nola to the Cardinals is a possibility, and the upcoming series vs the Cardinals at Busch. Matt is also joined by former Cardinals shortstop Brendan Ryan to talk about his time in a Redbird uniform and his upcoming bobblehead giveaway day!

Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8PM CT on KMOX barring any Cardinals games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.

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Tune in for an hour packed with excitement as Tom Ackerman brings you the latest updates in racing and sports. Chris Blair, GM of Worldwide Technology Raceway, shares the buzz around the upcoming Bommarito Automotive Group 500 race and IndyCar's community growth. Explore the unique features of the raceway and its impact on the racing scene.

Then, Tom engages with Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director of St. Louis City SC. Pfannenstiel discusses the team's break and preparation for their match against Austin FC. Discover insights into the recent scrimmage and the team's philosophy, emphasizing teamwork and trust.

Pfannenstiel highlights Klauss' imminent return and addresses the competitive mindset for the match against Austin FC.

The hour includes Cardinals phone calls, discussing Adam Wainwright's final season, and insights from Dan Reardon's talk with Chase Johnson, APGA  Ascension Charity Classic winner in the APGA.

Join us for an insightful journey into the world of sports in this engaging podcast segment. In the first hour, host Matt Pauley sits down with special guest Marmol to dissect the Cardinals' recent thrilling victory over the Royals, including key plays that sealed the deal. Discover the transformation of pitcher Steven Matz and the influential roles of players like Adam Wainwright and Jack Flaherty. Explore rising stars Matthew Liberatore and Dakota Hudson as they embrace their roles in the team's rotation. Marmol also shares behind-the-scenes insights into player evaluations and the upcoming season.

In the next segment, host Tom engages in a captivating conversation with accomplished Coach Katie Shields from St. Louis University's women's soccer team. Get an insider's look into the team's journey, with Coach Shields reflecting on past championships and the upcoming season's aspirations. Learn about key players, the impact of local talent, and the exciting new Lachlan Family Champions Center. Discover the strong camaraderie among coaches in the SLU athletics community and the evolution of women's sports. The segment concludes with a preview of an anticipated match against BYU.

Brian Barnhart, the voice of the Fighting Illini, shares his expertise on college basketball, Illinois football, quarterback competitions, and the dynamics of close games. 

Join host Matt Pauley as he sits down with Marmol to delve deep into the team's recent victory over the Royals, where they secured a 5-4 win and split a two-game series. Discover the thought process behind pivotal plays, including Nolan Arenado's exceptional double play that sealed the game. Marmol sheds light on Steven Matz's impressive journey from the bullpen to the rotation, revealing the dedication and changes that led to a remarkable ERA drop. Explore the significance of seasoned players like Adam Wainwright and Jack Flaherty, and how they guide the team's focus on each game. Get a glimpse into the mindset of rising stars Matthew Liberatore and Dakota Hudson, as they embrace their roles in the rotation. Marmol also opens up about the evaluation process for players without defined roles, offering insights into the team's preparation for the upcoming season. The podcast wraps up with a candid discussion about the challenges and expectations surrounding the beloved Cardinal Adam Wainwright. 

Tom Ackerman talks with Ollie Marmol, the manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, to discuss the team's dynamics after the trade deadline. Marmol shares his perspective on the pitching rotation, particularly praising Steven Matz's recent impressive performance. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by players like Adam Wainwright and the unforgiving nature of baseball.

Marmol emphasizes the importance of maintaining a competitive spirit and staying focused on winning, despite the changes in the roster. He reveals that players are dedicated to giving their best effort every day, even with the knowledge that some have been traded and the standings might not be in their favor.

The manager also delves into the development of young talent like Matthew Liberatore and Dakota Hudson, discussing their progress and areas for improvement. The Cardinals' strategy includes giving opportunities to these rising stars, recognizing that consistency is crucial for their long-term success.

As the discussion shifts to the Cardinals' offense, Marmol highlights the strength and power of their lineup. He particularly addresses the management of Tyler O'Neill, balancing his playtime to keep him healthy and productive for the team's benefit.

Throughout the interview, Marmol emphasizes the team's pride and commitment to excellence. He reveals that despite the challenges faced, the Cardinals' spirit remains unwavering, with players eager to compete and win at the highest level. The manager's clear vision for the future and focus on player development promise an exciting journey for the St. Louis Cardinals and their fans.

Happy Friday! Ailish and Brent kick off the show by discussing the Blue Jays’ Opening Day win over the Cardinals, Adam Wainwright’s surprise performance of the American national anthem, Alek Manoah’s rough outing, George Springer’s 5-hit day, Bo Bichette’s defensive miscues at shortstop, and the team’s improved outfield defence. Afterwards, they chat about Ryan O’Reilly’s impending return, his most suitable lineup fit, and the Leafs’ current biggest rival in the NHL. Later, Ailish presents her daily edition of the A-List (46:29). 

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John Denton, Cardinals writer for MLB.com, joins Joe to discuss Adam Wainwright's injury, how this affects the rotation, and Nolan Gorman's improvements in camp this spring.

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A few key retirements and a Cubs shopping spree has the NL Central in chaos, and our baseball team is back to break it all down. Check it out! 

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Can Albert Pujols reach 700, when will the next player have a chance to reach that mark? Molina and Wainwright also made history this week, and we go over what the playoff picture looks like heading down the final stretch!

Former Cardinals pitcher and current analyst Brad Thompson discusses the longevity of batterymates Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina ahead of their start today, Albert Pujols’ quest for 700 home runs, personally working with Molina, and Paul Goldschmidt’s MVP-type season (04:51). In an extended version of Barker’s Back Leg Bits - the guys answer your questions on pitch clocks, Teoscar Hernández, and more (26:48)!

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Jeff Blair and Kevin Barker open the show looking at the American league standings after an off-day for the Blue Jays and key-in on the recent injuries to the Rays (Kevin Kiermaier, Mike Zunino), Red Sox (Chris Sale), and Yankees (Michael King). Afterwards, the guys are joined by Cardinals reporter Derrick Goold to preview the Toronto-St. Louis series and discuss the team's missing pieces Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado for the series and how interested St. Louis is in Juan Soto’s services at the trade deadline (24:51).

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• Stanton fights the Green Monster
• Questionable broadcast programming – ratings, MLB scheduling bumping up against NFL
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Patti and the Pottymouth talk all things Cardinals with guest Tara Wellman, co-host of the Chirps and Gateway to Baseball Heaven podcasts. Tara takes us through the aftermath of the COVID-19 shutdown, the responsibility of national media to get the facts straight, baseball towns, and “The Cardinal Way.”

We look at the lightning rod that is Yadier Molina, and the resurgence of Cy Young-ish Adam Wainwright. Tara is happily on the I told you so end of knowing great things would come from Kolten Wong. Tara walks Pottymouth through the pitching squad past and present.

Tara leads us on a deep dive into MLB’s power play to take control of the Minors in which both player development and fan development will take a serious hit. Fewer teams lead to the loss of access points for communities, and the loss of the Albert Pujols of the future. 

An excerpt of this interview appeared in NCiB’s episode 151, Cal, Cards, and Comebacks.

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