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In hour 1 of tonight's edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps all of the happenings during this season's trade deadline. We first hear from Cardinals President of Baseball Operations, John Mozeliak, during a press conference following the team's actions at the deadline. Later on in the hour, we are joined by Brian Walton to hear his thoughts and opinions following the recent activity within the Cardinals organization. In hour 2 of tonight's edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, we are first joined by KMOX's Kevin Wheeler to continue trade deadline discussions. Kevin gives his two cents on the moves made by the Cardinals, as well as what he thinks is next in terms of playing time for the final stretch of the 2025 season. Later on in the hour, we are joined by Kyle Reis, with MiLB for @birdsontheblack, joins to give his thoughts on the trade deadline, and what we can potentially expect from the new additions to the Cardinals organization.

In hour 2 of tonight's edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, we are first joined by KMOX's Kevin Wheeler to continue trade deadline discussions. Kevin gives his two cents on the moves made by the Cardinals, as well as what he thinks is next in terms of playing time for the final stretch of the 2025 season. Later on in the hour, we are joined by Kyle Reis, with MiLB for @birdsontheblack, joins to give his thoughts on the trade deadline, and what we can potentially expect from the new additions to the Cardinals organization.

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KMOX host Matt Pauley recaps the Cardinals 4-game series with the Padres. What to expect from the trade deadline?

KMOX host Scott Jagow visits Ninth Street Deli in Soulard and chats with owner John Been about the menu, live music and the neighborhood.

Post-Dispatch podcasts page: https://go.stltoday.com/0hfn43 Please consider subscribing: https://go.stltoday.com/9aigz5 As Major League Baseball's July 31 trade deadline rapidly approaches, so does another opportunity for the Cardinals to choose a side. Are they riding this "runway" toward the future, or are they going to tighten the race for the National League's third wild card to a point that they stand pat or add on the edges of the roster? The Cardinals' trends of risk aversion and playing it down the middle is about to be challenged. And, at the same time, the trade deadline may invite more questions than they have answers. In Part 1 of an extended conversation about the Cardinals at the trade deadline (Part 1) and the Cardinals nearing the Chaim Bloom takeover (Part 2), KMOX/104.1 FM's Kevin Wheeler joins St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead baseball writer Derrick Goold to discuss all the implications of moves the Cardinals could make, and why a "soft buy" or "slight sell" may be more of the same even if either is the right move for 2025. This episode ends with a provocative question about what have the Cardinals really learned about their next generation of contenders from the season. In its 13th season as one of the first and most popular Cardinals-related podcasts, the Best Podcast in Baseball in sponsored by Closets by Design of St. Louis. BPIB is a production of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, StlToday.com, and Derrick Goold.  

Post-Dispatch podcasts page: https://go.stltoday.com/0hfn43 Please consider subscribing: https://go.stltoday.com/9aigz5 As the Cardinals approach the onrushing July 31 trade deadline, what if the moves made (or not made) are just prelude to a larger overhaul of the organization in the opening months of Chaim Bloom's tenure leading baseball operations. A simple, direct, but essential question about whether the Cardinals four months into their "runway" season have identified the core of their next contending team prompts a lengthy discussion about what's still missing, what hasn't emerged, and what players have made their best case to be part of the foundation upon which Bloom is expected to build a contending team?  That is where the conversation between St. Louis Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold and KMOX/104.1 FM host Kevin Wheeler  continues, and where it goes touches on future talents, the need for stars, and even the environment at the ballpark.  In its 13th season as one of the first and most popular Cardinals-related podcasts, the Best Podcast in Baseball in sponsored by Closets by Design of St. Louis. BPIB is a production of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, StlToday.com, and Derrick Goold.

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KMOX's Maria Keena and Michael Calhoun take a look at the ongoing issue of delayed mail in St Louis.

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KMOX's Matt Pauley joins Chris and Amy as the Cardinals are set to host the Padres in a 4-game series.

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Matt Pauley hosts tonight's shortened edition of Sports Open Line on KMOX! He discusses comments made from Oli Marmol on the Gashouse Gang today, as well as taking comments from viewers and breaking down the performance of Michael McGreevy.

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Tom Ackerman breaks down the Cardinals' rebuilding efforts under new baseball executive Heimblum, focusing on investing heavily in the minor leagues and promising young pitchers like Liam Doyle. Despite a tough season, the team is gearing up for a competitive future. The Savannah Bananas baseball team's innovative fan engagement and showmanship get praise, proving baseball can still entertain. Plus, Scottie Scheffler's cool and casual rise in golf stardom is highlighted ahead of a potential Ryder Cup showdown with Rory McIlroy. This segment blends sports analysis with optimism for St. Louis fans and big moments on the horizon.

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KMOX's Senior Golf Editor Dan Reardon joins Tom Ackerman to break down Scottie Scheffler's dominant four-shot lead at The Open Championship and Rory McIlroy's electrifying eagle that's keeping his momentum alive after his Masters win. They discuss Scheffler's grounded approach to golf, the current FedEx Cup race, and what fans can expect from the upcoming 2026 BMW Championship at Belle Reeve Country Club. Plus, a look at Ryder Cup projections, evolving fan behavior in golf, and the impact of local events like the Stifel Charity Classic.

In this edition of Roaming St. Louis, KMOX host Scott Jagow takes us to the Duck Room at Blueberry Hill in the Del Mar Loop. The music venue just reopened after renovations. Scott chats with Joe Edwards and his daughter Christine about the upgrades, the history of the venue and more.

In the second hour of the show, leading up to Cardinals baseball on KMOX, Matt Pauley continues talking Cardinals baseball. A conversation about the redundancies of middle infielders the Cardinals have, and lack of outfield production the team has had. Plus, more talk about Liam Doyle and the Cardinals 2025 draft haul.

In tonight's edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, lots of Cardinals talk as they begin the second half of the MLB season tonight! Hear from Brenden Schaeffer, of KMOV and STL Sports Central, and Dax McCarty, of MLS Season Pass on Apple TV. In the second hour of the show, leading up to Cardinals baseball on KMOX, Matt Pauley continues talking Cardinals baseball. A conversation about the redundancies of middle infielders the Cardinals have, and lack of outfield production the team has had. Plus, more talk about Liam Doyle and the Cardinals 2025 draft haul.

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KMOX's Stuart McMillian explains the Banana Ball craze. It hits St Louis on its 'barnstorming' tour this weekend. © Richard Burkhart/Savannah Morning News / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Chris and Amy discuss prices which continue to be high; Happy Gilmore sequel on KMOX; movie tickets on sale 1 year in advance for 'The Odyssey'.

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Doctor Marc Weisskopf is Cecil K and Drinker Professor of Environmental Epidemiology and Physiology at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, he reached out to Just Moms S-T-L founder Dawn Chapman who explained the study to KMOX's Maria Keena.

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KMOX alum Bob Costas joined Chris and Amy following last night's MLB All-Star Game. He called the game 'dramatic and competitive' and said the tribute to Hank Aaron 'was a beautiful thing.' He would like to delay the 'ghost runner' from extra inning games in the regular season to later in the game. He discusses his issues with the prevalence of gambling in sports. 'It changes the relationship of many fans from an emotional relationship to a transactional relationship,' to sports says Costas. © David Banks-Imagn Images

Nate Gatter is your host for this week of Sports Open Line! We kick off the show with Nate being joined by Jen Siess, as they re-create the old duo that made up the St. Louis Soccer Report here on KMOX. Then, he is joined by Mike Monaco, play by play broadcaster for ESPN, as they discuss the results of Wimbledon. Then, we make our home run derby selections for tonight.

Nate Gatter is your host for this week of Sports Open Line! We kick off the show with Nate being joined by Jen Siess, as they re-create the old duo that made up the St. Louis Soccer Report here on KMOX. Then, he is joined by Mike Monaco, play by play broadcaster for ESPN, as they discuss the results of Wimbledon. Then, we make our home run derby selections for tonight. As we roll on in hour two of tonight's Sports Open Line, Nate Gatter ponders what course of action the Cardinals could take as the trade deadline approaches. We are joined by Brian Walton of TheCardinalNation.com to discuss the Cardinals' draft haul, led by LHP Liam Doyle!

City SC beat writer Tom Timmermann and guest co-host Jen Siess of Y98 and KMOX talk about two things that happened in City SC’s win over Portland that are essential for the team’s future success: offensive production from Marcel Hartel, who scored two goals, and the return of Eduard Lowen, who boosted the team’s offense from his first touch of the ball. Plus, the impact of new acquisition Fallou Fall, a center back from Senegal who was playing in Norway and what his addition means. Subscribe to the Post-Dispatch.

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In Hour 1 of Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman discusses the Cardinals' current struggles and long-term direction, touching on the team's new multi-year radio broadcast agreement with KMOX. He examines Oliver Marmol's managerial challenges and the broader organizational transition. Brett Norsworthy joins to preview SEC Media Days, spotlighting Missouri, Ole Miss, LSU, and Arch Manning. The hour wraps with reflections on the Cardinals' role in the St. Louis community, including support for tornado relief in North City and Devin Alexander's boxing event for charity.

KMOX host Scott Jagow visits Goshen Coffee Roasters, headquartered in Edwardsville, Illinois. Scott chats with CEO and co-owner Jennifer Hughey about the company's focus on energy (it's in the name of the company), Goshen's new location in Glen Carbon and sustainability in the coffee industry.

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It's a full edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley on KMOX! The Cardinals had a rough weekend in Chicago, and Matt reacts to that, along with looking ahead to a home series against the Nationals. Matt discusses what went wrong in the previous series against the Cubs, as well as what is next for two members of the Cardinals pitching staff. Bernie Miklasz joins the show to discuss Mikolas and Fedde, as well as what the Cardinals need to do to turn things around moving forward. Benjamin Hochman, Post-Dispatch / @STL_SportsNews columnist, joins the show to discuss Joe DiFabio, the Cardinals first ever draft pick in 1965 that never played a single game for the club. Matt also opens the phones to hear from the listeners to get their questions and concerns. In hour 2, Matt Pauley opens the phone lines, as well as taking your texts and comments to hear more from the viewers and what they think of the Cardinals recent struggles on their road trip. Ryan Clary, 1067theFan and @LO_Nationals host, joins the show to discuss the recent firing of the Nationals GM and manager, as well as previewing the upcoming series between the Cardinals and Nationals. Doubts from Cardinals fans begin to flood back in after the teams recent struggles.

Tom Ackerman celebrates his 50th birthday with a look back at his broadcasting career from college radio to KMOX and time with family in San Diego. He offers in-depth commentary on the St. Louis Cardinals' current pitching struggles, rotation concerns, and potential roster moves. The conversation broadens to the rebuilding paths for the Cardinals, Blues, and Mizzou football. Plus, Tom weighs in on the Texas flooding disaster and the importance of effective warning systems, with more to come from a National Weather Service representative.

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It's a full edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley on KMOX! The Cardinals had a rough weekend in Pittsburgh, and Matt reacts to that, along with looking ahead to a weekend series with the Cubs. We are joined by Scott Warmann, studio host for FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, and KMOX Sports contributor. Then, Max Bretos joins us to talk everything City SC, and St. Louis representing well, as the USMNT beat Guatemala last night. In hour two, Matt Pauley talks more Cardinals baseball, and what to do with Erick Fedde and Miles Mikolas as they continue to struggle in the Cardinals rotation. Former MLB catcher and Cardinals radio spanish broadcaster Bengie Molina joins us, and then we hear some audio cuts from Blues GM Doug Armstrong, as they have made a few offseason moves in the last week.

It's a full edition of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley on KMOX! The Cardinals had a rough weekend in Pittsburgh, and Matt reacts to that, along with looking ahead to a weekend series with the Cubs. We are joined by Scott Warmann, studio host for FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, and KMOX Sports contributor. Then, Max Bretos joins us to talk everything City SC, and St. Louis representing well, as the USMNT beat Guatemala last night.

This week on "Something Offbeat", we round up weird news covered by KMOX's The Dave Glover Show, KMBZ's Dana and Parks Show and WCCO's Adam and Jordana.

This week on "Something Offbeat", we round up weird news covered by KMOX's The Dave Glover Show, KMBZ's Dana and Parks Show and WCCO's Adam and Jordana.

In the third hour, Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes were joined by KMOX host and former Score host Chris Rongey to preview the Cubs-Cardinals series. Rongey also explained why he isn't sold on the Cardinals being a true contender in the NL Central. After that, Spiegel and Holmes reflected on Cubs legend Sammy Sosa's long-awaited return to Wrigley Field on Friday. Spiegel explained why part of what Sosa had to say in interviews felt inauthentic.