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Join us for the latest update on the Cardinals' spring training as Nolan Arenado arrives early, aiming to bounce back from a challenging season. Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol shares insights into Arenado's offseason efforts and the team's expectations for a strong performance. Discover how young talents like Nolan Gorman are evolving, providing optimism for an impressive season ahead.

Sara and Shelly are joined by the Director of Podcasts at Pitcher List, Adam Howe to recap the GLARF draft through a series of debatable moments, moves and strategies in the episode.

Discussions:

Pitcher Run in the 4th Round: When there is a run do you change your strategy or stay the course? Is Tarik Skubal an SP1 and should you pivot if you're not in love with one of your earliest picks?

We've all been sniped and this time it was Adam Howe in the 13th round with Christopher Morel, leading Sara to take Tommy Edman and then snipe him right back with Nolan Gorman. How  do you react to players you love going right ahead of you with a fast clock?

Paul Skenes has thrown 6.2 innings of minor league ball and while the Pirates seem to be accelerating his development is he really a 17th round pick? How long can you stash him? Wouldn't you rather have Nestor Cortes instead?

Catcher strategy in two catcher leagues: Do you need two studs? If you find yourself somewhere after Alejandro Kirk and Shea Langeliers can late round darts on guys like Yan Gomes and Iván Herrera make up the gap?

Drafting prospects in the middle rounds Jackson Chourio went 12.12. Wyatt Langford went 13.15 and Jackson Holliday went 14.5. Are you drafting prospects with all that major league talent still on the board?

Closers are like catchers, do you need two studs and if you don't have them, how do you make it up later? Is Adbert Alzolay a stud? How secure does anyone feel about José Alvarado in the 12th round given the way the Phillies mix and match at the end of games?

How much does ADP influence a draft in the early rounds and should it?

Love it or leave it? We wrap up with the baseball news we're most into or out on each week.

Jenny Cavnar will be the A’s primary play-by-play announcer. First woman in MLB history to serve as a club’s primary, regular play-by-play voice.

Thrilled to see players like Vlad Guerrero Jr  winning their arbitration cases, but I’m over the whole process and bad blood it causes

Justin Steele shouting out Shōta Imanaga pitches and buying his cards

Guest: Adam Howe

Hosts: Sara Sanchez | Shelly Verougstraete

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Welcome back to another episode of Benched with Bubba. On BwB EP 643, Bubba will be joined by Matt Thompson (@mdthomp_PLive). They will preview the St. Louis Cardinals for the 2024 Fantasy Baseball season. 

Some Players Discussed- 

Paul Goldschmidt 

Nolan Arenado 

Willson Contreras 

Jordan Walker 

Nolan Gorman 

Sonny Gray 

Many More

Ashley Kelly is the real hero of the Shohei Ohtani deal but we break it down anyway because it lets Patti do math and reference the Disney Prince, Betts, Freeman, and Yamamoto, but not the dog. Pottymouth leans into the CWS history with Cuban player and selects Oscar Colás Leon, while Patti picks brand new teammate and exceptional dad, veteran catcher Max Stassi. Our STL bfs include  Pottymouth’s choice of Masyn Blaze Winn for all the mom reasons, and Patti goes for her second Nolan of the season, Nolan Gorman. Justine Siegal takes Baseball for All on the road, with tournaments in Costa Rica, Hawaii, and the Leighton Accardo Invitational with the Arizona Peaches.  We encourage you to support her great work providing opportunities for  girls to play baseball. Catch up on the LVBP Pepsi Jonrón Derby where you’ll see lots of familiar bats. Our Police Blotter visits the LA County DA’s office, and touches on the Tampa Bay Hostages. Congrats to the family of Larry Doby, as he receives the Congressional Gold Medal posthumously, on the occasion of his 100th birthday.

We say, “How many is hep?” “Insinuation is very close to implication,” and, “You’re really trying to make numerology happen.” Fight the man, send your game balls to Meredith, get boosted, and find us on Twitter @ncibpodcast, on Facebook @nocryinginbball, Instagram @nocryinginbball and on the Interweb at nocryinginbball.com. Please take a moment to subscribe to the show, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to NCiB. Become a supporter at Patreon to help us keep doing what we do. Say goodnight, Pottymouth.

Major League Baseball needs more players like Detroit Tigers pitcher Jack Flaherty and you're about to find out why in this episode of Keep Swinging. The St. Louis Cardinals selected the right-handed pitcher in the first round of the 2014 MLB Draft. Everything leading up to that special moment molded him into the man he is today. He was adopted just three weeks after being born into a family led by his mother who once told him, "don't let people lessen your confidence." She was and still is the ultimate warrior and her son would later develop into one both on and off the mound. Get ready to hear Flaherty's inspirational story and how he turned into one of the most marketable players in the game. 

 Join Tom Ackerman for an in-depth conversation with Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, John Mozeliak. In this episode, Mozeliak provides insights into the Cardinals' offseason plans, the pitching and bullpen strategy, and updates on key prospects like Jordan Walker and Nolan Gorman. Learn about the team's focus on adding depth and offensive upside, along with the ongoing efforts to finalize the coaching staff. Mozeliak also touches on the scouting department and external perspectives aimed at improving the organization. Get the latest on the Cardinals' preparations for the upcoming season in this candid discussion with John Mozeliak.

Tom Ackerman is joined by John Mozeliak, the President of Baseball Operations for the Cardinals. They discuss the team's recent actions leading up to the trade deadline and their plans for the future. Mozeliak expresses gratitude for the passionate fanbase and their interest in the team's strategies.

The conversation dives into the Cardinals' approach during the trade deadline, with an emphasis on acquiring young talent to strengthen the team's system. While some fans might have hoped for immediate impact players, Mozeliak explains the importance of patience in developing these prospects for long-term success and 2024.

Looking ahead to the offseason, Mozeliak acknowledges the team's need to address pitching both through trades and free agency. He stresses the significance of finding reliable players to fortify the rotation and bolster the bullpen.

The interview also delves into the team's current prospects, including Hudson, Libertore, and Thompson, who are striving to make a positive impression with their performances. Mozeliak emphasizes the importance of consistent performances and highlights the encouraging progress shown by Dakota Hudson.

Mozeliak touches on the recently acquired players, who have showcased promising potential both on the mound and at the plate. The Cardinals' lineup, featuring Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker, has been impressive, and Mozeliak discusses their growth and contributions to the team.

Tom Ackerman is joined by Cardinals Manager, Oliver Marmol, to talk recent about Cardinals performance against the Diamondbacks, Albert Pujols legacy, Arenado/Goldie combo, Hudson Decision and more.

Nolan Gorman has one of the brightest futures of any player in baseball. The St. Louis Cardinals stud is off to one of the best starts to a career of any player in team history. While he's known for being one of the most versatile players in the game and possessing huge amounts of power at the plate, his journey to the big leagues is out of a movie and he's got a great understanding for growing the sport. Matt Stucko brings you closer to the 2018 first round MLB Draft pick, who happens to be the first player born in the 2000s to be drafted by a major league team. Get ready to laugh and be motivated by Gorman in this episode of Keep Swinging.