Podcast appearances and mentions of Miles Mikolas

Tom Ackerman talks with Bernie Miklasz about the St. Louis Cardinals' resilience following a tough stretch where they lost three out of four games. They highlight impressive outings from pitchers Miles Mikolas and Matthew Liberatore, and discuss Jordan Walker's recent improvements at the plate. Miklasz also examines how the team continues to compete against strong opponents and what this means for the Cardinals' playoff hopes.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the St. Louis Cardinals win on Friday night against the Diamondbacks as Oliver Marmol was ejected after arguing against the objectively terrible strike zone of home plate umpire Ron Kulpa.As so often seems to happen, Oli's fire may have sparked the Cardinals are the sixth inning became a rally that saw a key bases loaded walk by Herrera and a clutch swing by Arenado turn into four runs.Miles Mikolas was brilliant once again as the Cardinals have now won five straight starts with him on the mound. What a turnaround it's been for the veteran!Helsley had a hiccup in the ninth but held on for his 10th save.Follow this podcast feed for more Cardinals coverage all year long!

(00:00-17:56) Thank you. Thank you for the delicious golf talk. Highest paid athletes of 2024. Tatum, Beale, and Scherzer made the top 51. Fun with checking text history. Doug goes into inbreed dialect when talking tornadoes. The inexact science of weather. Sharon has a shed. Detached garages.(18:05-36:03) Cardinals broadcaster, Brad Thompson joins the show and he's having some computer popup problems. Doug's still upset about not getting the sweep in KC. The Cards are a complete team right now and are in every game. Miles Mikolas deserves credit for what he's done this season. Do crowds affect player's mindsets. Arenado enjoying himself.(36:13-43:20) Sam Smith just puts it all in perspective. Jackson would rather the Cardinals play the Tigers than the Yankees in the World Series. Audio of Charles Barkley on Spittin Chiclets talking about being drunk vs. being hungover. He also doesn't wear underwear. Fun life that Chuck lives.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This St. Louis Cardinals defense is unbelievable!Masyn Winn, Victor Scott II, Brendan Donovan, and yes, in perhaps a more subtle way, Willson Contreras was a significant contributor to the Cards 1-0 win on Saturday in Kansas City.Jordan Walker came up with the key swing, powering the lone run in the ball game as Miles Mikolas was brilliant yet again. If you don't realize how good Mikolas has actually been this year, take a listen to some of these stats in this episode!Follow this podcast feed for Cardinals coverage all year long!

St Louis Cardinals vs. Kansas City Royals MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Cardinals at Royals 7PM ET—Miles Mikolas will start for St Louis. Mikolas made eight starts this year, delivering an ERA of 4.35 with WHIP of 1.30. The veteran strikes out 13.7% with 7.7% walks. Ground ball rate of 38% with limited home run damage. Noah Cameron gets the start for KC. Cameron in his career opener allowed no runs with three strikeouts in 6 1/3rd innings at Tampa Bay. A seventh-round pick in 2021 out of Central Arkansas who has put up good numbers the past two seasons in Triple A.

The Nats were swept by the Cardinals on Mother's Day Sunday as they lost the series finale 6-1. Mark & Al address the growing elephant in the clubhouse after the 5th straight loss: Is the seat getting hotter for Manager Davey Martinez?(12:05) Nathaniel Lowe's solo homer was the only source of offense in defeat.  The bats were so quiet this weekend, that the only other Washington runs scored in the entire series were off of Dylan Crews' 2-run HR on Saturday. Hear Mark point out how much better Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas is against the Nationals than he is against most other opponents in the past few seasons.(17:30) Dylan Crews made a beautiful diving back-handed catch in the top of the 9th and it is an example of his great outfield defense since getting called up.(23:10) MacKenzie Gore gave up a 1st inning homer and four runs overall in just shy of seven innings of work.  Gore's exit was a tad curious as it seemed like he asked out of the game with two outs and about to face the 9th hitter.(31:00) Jarlin Susana, the highly rated AA pitcher , has been placed on the 7-day IL due to a Grade 1 UCL sprain. Susana was part of the trade package in the 2022 Juan Soto trade to the Padres.(35:00) Cade Cavalli has been optioned to AAA and was pulled in the 3rd inning on Saturday.  Mark explains the ramifications of Cavalli's roster status and most importantly when he might take the mound for the Nationals this year. 

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the St. Louis Cardinals 6-1 win over the Nationals on Sunday, Mother's Day, as the Redbirds keep things rolling by sweeping the Nats and winning their eighth straight game!Miles Mikolas once again did all you could ask for, even if he felt like he could see his game extended beyond the 69 pitches that he threw, we explain why it was certainly the right choice by Oliver Marmol to turn to Steven Matz for what ended up being the biggest leverage spot in the game.The Cardinals offense got some early power swings off against MacKenzie Gore with Nootbaar and Contreras both launching their sixth home runs of the season. It was even more impressive, though, the way the Cards kept at it against Gore and chased him from the game with a key insurance rally in the seventh inning.Nolan Arenado tacked on a two-run homer of his own in the eighth to allow the Cards to comfortably complete the sweep!Now, a big series in Philadelphia looms as the Cardinals send their top arms to the mound against the Phillies. Would a series win get the fans to totally buy back into what we're seeing? Sound off in the comments!Follow this podcast feed for daily Cardinals coverage all year round!

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz break down the St. Louis Cardinals' hot streak, winning 9 of their last 11 and posting the best NL record since April 30. They discuss improved pitching, bullpen strength, and a renewed offensive approach. The conversation also tackles mixed fan reactions—are supporters still too critical of management despite the surge? Plus, a look ahead to today's game against the Nationals with Miles Mikolas on the mound, and the brewing rivalry with the Cubs as the June series at Busch looms. The segment wraps with thoughts on team payroll, player development philosophy, and a special Mother's Day shoutout.

St Louis Cardinals vs. Washington Nationals MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Cardinals at Nationals 1:35PM ET—Miles Mikolas will start for St Louis. Mikolas in seven starts has an ERA of 4.76 with WHIP of 1.35. The veteran fans 12.2% with 8.1% walks. Ground balls dished at 37.9% with limited home run damage. MacKenzie Gore will start for Washington. Gore has eight starts on the year with an ERA of 3.33 with WHIP of 1.15. The left hander has an elite 36.4% K rate with 7% walks. Ground balls dealt at 35% with 1.17 home runs per nine innings.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 win over the Pirates on Monday at Busch Stadium as Miles Mikolas got the team through five innings and the power supply came from Alec Burleson, Willson Contreras and Jose Barrero!Plus, the Cards should have had more insurance but the umpires absolutely missed a call at home plate that somehow was not overturned on replay, either.Follow this podcast feed for daily Cardinals coverage!

Pittsburgh Pirates vs. St Louis Cardinals MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Pirates at Cardinals 7:45PM ET—Carmen Mlodzinski will start for Pittsburgh. Mlodzinski started six games on the campaign carrying an ERA of 6.58 with WHIP of 1.81. The right hander fans 18% with 8.2% walks. Ground ball rate of 48.9% with 0.69 home runs per nine innings. Miles Mikolas gets the start for St Louis. Mikolas has six starts with an ERA of 4.66 with WHIP of 1.34. The veteran strikes out 13.4% with 7.1% walks. Grounders are 37% with no homers allowed.

We've got a month of baseball under our belts and who better to talk about the highs and lows but the men of the Cardinals Off Day podcast? The Bens Godar (bengodar.bsky.social) and Humphrey (bgh.bsky.social) join Daniel (@C70) to talk about how things are going with the Cardinals. How much runway will Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker really get? Who has stood out offensively? Can we say nice things about Miles Mikolas? All that and a discussion about the Cardinal Hall of Fame additions in this one! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brenden Schaeffer provides the comprehensive breakdown of the St. Louis Cardinals thrilling doubleheader sweep of the Reds on Wednesday in Cincy as Miles Mikolas got his first win of the season with the Cards bats finally waking up.Masyn Winn has a two-homer game and caps a back-to-back-to-back sequence in the ninth inning of Game 1.Victor Scott and Lars Nootbaar bring their lumber, too.Oliver Marmol got ejected in a stylish way! Gordon Graceffo was pumping 99-mph heat and covering five innings behind Steven Matz in the nightcap, allowing the Cardinals bullpen (which has suddenly been really good lately) to save bullets for the rest of the week.Willson Contreras and Jordan Walker helped build up a nine-run cushion in that second game.Great stuff all around by the Cardinals on Wednesday.Follow this podcast feed for more Cardinals coverage all year long!

On April 30, 2025, the Cincinnati Reds faced the St. Louis Cardinals in a split doubleheader at Great American Ball Park, prompted by the postponement of the previous night's game due to heavy rain and severe weather threats. The Reds, riding a five-game winning streak and holding a 16-13 record, aimed to maintain their momentum in the National League Central. However, the doubleheader proved challenging, resulting in a sweep by the Cardinals and exposing areas of concern for Cincinnati. In Game 1, starting at 12:40 p.m. ET, the Reds fell 6-0. Brady Singer, Cincinnati's starter, pitched six scoreless innings, allowing five hits and striking out eight without a walk. Despite his effort, the Reds' offense was stifled by Cardinals' pitcher Miles Mikolas, managing only five hits and no runs. The game remained scoreless until the ninth, when Reds reliever Alexis Díaz struggled, surrendering three consecutive home runs to Victor Scott II, Lars Nootbaar, and Masyn Winn, who hit his second of the game. Díaz allowed five runs, ballooning his ERA and drawing criticism from fans on X for his lack of command, with some calling his pitches “batting practice.” Game 2, starting at 6:40 p.m. ET, saw the Reds lose 9-1. Chase Petty, a 22-year-old top pitching prospect, made his MLB debut as the 27th man for the doubleheader. Petty, called up from Triple-A Louisville, struggled, giving up five runs over four innings. The Cardinals capitalized early, and the Reds' offense again faltered against Steven Matz, scoring just one run. Posts on X highlighted fan disappointment, noting the Reds' combined one run across both games and Petty's rough debut, though some remained hopeful for his future. The doubleheader exposed offensive inconsistencies and bullpen weaknesses, particularly Díaz's meltdown. Injuries also loomed large: outfielder Austin Hays was sidelined with a hamstring issue, and infielder Jeimer Candelario was placed on the 10-day IL with a back injury, retroactive to April 28. Tyler Callihan was called up to fill the gap. Despite the losses, the Reds (16-15) had a chance to split the four-game series in the finale. Under new manager Terry Francona, the team's young core, including Elly De La Cruz and Matt McLain, remains a focal point for optimism as they navigate a grueling 17-game stretch without an off day until May 12.

The Cincinnati Reds face the St. Louis Cardinals in a split doubleheader today, April 30, 2025, at Great American Ball Park, rescheduled due to yesterday's rainout. Game 1 starts at 12:40 p.m. ET, with Game 2 at 6:40 p.m. ET. The Reds, riding a five-game winning streak, aim to capitalize on their momentum against a struggling Cardinals squad (12-17), who are desperate to avoid one of their worst 30-game starts in the Wild Card era. Game 1 Preview: Brady Singer (4-0, 3.62 ERA) takes the mound for the Reds against Miles Mikolas (0-2, 5.70 ERA). Singer, acquired in the offseason, has been a reliable arm, though Great American's hitter-friendly confines could test him. Mikolas, coming off a strong shutout against Atlanta, will look to keep the ball out of the middle of the plate. The Reds' lineup, led by Elly De La Cruz's superstar spark, should see Matt McLain's return after hamstring soreness. However, injuries to Austin Hays, Jeimer Candelario, and Tyler Stephenson may force reliance on call-ups like Chase Petty and Tyler Callihan. The Cardinals' offense, inconsistent this season, needs production from Paul Goldschmidt to counter Cincinnati's speed and power. Game 2 Preview: The Reds have not announced their starter, with Nick Martinez (0-2, 5.91 ERA) or a bullpen game as possibilities. St. Louis counters with Steven Matz (2-0, 1.80 ERA), whose early-season form makes him a tough matchup. The Reds' offense, bolstered by Noel Marte's recent two-run homer, must stay disciplined against Matz's command. De La Cruz, a dynamic force, and a hopefully healthy McLain will be key. The Cardinals, meanwhile, lean on their pitching to cool Cincinnati's hot streak, but their shaky bullpen could be a liability late. Key Factors: The Reds' aggressive baserunning, led by De La Cruz, could exploit St. Louis' defensive lapses. Cincinnati's bullpen, with Emilio Pagán's experience, needs to hold leads. For the Cardinals, generating early offense and avoiding high-leverage relief situations are critical. Weather should cooperate, with clear skies forecast. With Terry Francona's strategic edge and Cincinnati's young talent clicking, the Reds are favored to split or sweep, but St. Louis's desperation could make this a tight battle.

St Louis Cardinals vs. Cincinnati Reds MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Game 1 Cardinals at Reds 6:40PM ET—Miles Mikolas will start for ST Louis. Mikolas has five starts on the campaign delivering an ERA of 5.70 with WHIP of 1.52. The veteran fans 12.3% with 8.5% walks. Ground balls served at 39.3% with no homers allowed. Brady Singer is the starter for Cincinnati.

Nick Kirby and Trace Fowler recap the Cincinnati Reds win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday night for their 5th straight win. They talk about the best start of the season for Nick Martinez, the dominant Reds bullpen, good defense, big days again from Gavin Lux and Noelvi Marte and much more. Plus a rundown of the Reds top minor leaguer performers and a preview of Tuesday's pitching matchup of Brady Singer vs Miles Mikolas.   Today's Episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVJPDm6VYR8&t=428s    DSC Commodities: https://deepsouthcommodities.com/    CALL OR TEXT 988 FOR HELP DAY OR NIGHT: https://mantherapy.org/get-help/national-resources/164/lifeline-crisis-chat    OTHER CHATTERBOX PROGRAMING:   Off The Bench: https://otbthombrennaman.podbean.com/  Chatterbox Bengals: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chatterbox-bengals-a-cincinnati-bengals-nfl-podcast/id1652732141  Chatterbox Bearcats: https://chatterboxbearcats.podbean.com/  Dialed In with Thom Brennaman: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7VLxmcTTWV0ubHu_cSFdEDU  Chatterbox Man on the Street: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ye-HjJdmmQ&list=PLjPJjEFaBD7V0GOh595LyjumA0bZaqwh9&pp=iAQB   

St Louis Cardinals vs. Cincinnati Reds MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Cardinals at Reds 6:40PM ET—Miles Mikolas will start for ST Louis. Mikolas has five starts on the campaign delivering an ERA of 5.70 with WHIP of 1.52. The veteran fans 12.3% with 8.5% walks. Ground balls served at 39.3% with no homers allowed. Brady Singer is the starter for Cincinnati.

Nate & Ben discuss 5k rainouts, fishing tournaments, Coachella, good food, the Cardinal bullpen, Masyn Winn returning, the Siani decision, building a lineup with the current roster, what to do with Burleson, Miles Mikolas, the Liberatore breakout continuing, Matz being good, bear hugs as medical procedures, JJ Wetherholt and Chase Davis, the terrible no good very bad weekend in New York, concerns about Pallante, and much more! Have a question or comment for the show? Text or leave us a voicemail at: (848) 48-BIRDS (848-482-4737)Talking About Birds is listener supported on Patreon. Support the show and join our private discord server at: www.patreon.com/talkingaboutbirds.

Bullpen wasn't able to hold on to the lead late in the game yesterday as Cardinals came back to beat the Braves 10-4 Barrett Sallee joins the guys and says to not get worried about this loss. Rubber Match Day Game as Braves face Cardinals, 11am Ford Leadoff Show, 12:15p first pitch Miles Mikolas v Bryce Elder Hear Atlanta Braves Today every weekday morning during The Locker Room at 7:45aSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy, Brenden and Grant discuss the St. Louis Cardinals' loss to the Atlanta Braves from Wednesday afternoon at Truist Park.No matter who Oliver Marmol turned to behind Miles Mikolas, the relievers didn't get the job done on Wednesday unless their name was Kyle Leahy (AKA Kyle EveryDeahy). For everyone else, what did it matter the order Oliver Marmol called upon them? They flat out didn't do the job. So it begs the question, how did the Cardinals get into this spot in the first place?Brenden defends Oli's in-game management while also criticism the overall approach that led to Ryan Fernandez still being with the big club for this series in Atlanta. Stubbornness may have gotten the better of Cardinal management with this one.Download the KTGR app for more segments like this one from the Big Show, airing weekdays from 4 to 6 p.m. Central Time!

Bullpen wasn't able to hold on to the lead late in the game yesterday as Cardinals came back to beat the Braves 10-4 Barrett Sallee joins the guys and says to not get worried about this loss. Rubber Match Day Game as Braves face Cardinals, 11am Ford Leadoff Show, 12:15p first pitch Miles Mikolas v Bryce Elder Hear Atlanta Braves Today every weekday morning during The Locker Room at 7:45aSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St Louis Cardinals vs. Atlanta Braves MLB Pick Prediction by Tony T. Cardinals at Braves 12:15PM ET—Miles Mikolas will start for St Louis. Mikolas, in four starts in 2024, carries an ERA of 7.64 with WHIP of 1.58. The right hander fans 13.6% with 8.6% walks. Ground balls are 36.5% with no homers allowed. Bryce Elder is the starter for Atlanta. Elder in three starts deals with an ERA of 7.20 with WHIP of 1.53. The righty strikes out 14.9% with 7.5% walks. Grounders are 55.8% with 3.00 home runs per nine innings.

Katie Woo joins the show to talk about the Cardinals getting swept by the Mets. Katie also discusses the way the Cardinals are handling Miles Mikolas, and if they will send down Thomas Saggese when Masyn Winn comes back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Katie Woo joins the show to talk about the Cardinals getting swept by the Mets. Katie also discusses the way the Cardinals are handling Miles Mikolas, and if they will send down Thomas Saggese when Masyn Winn comes back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses a painful loss for the St. Louis Cardinals as Francisco Lindor and the Mets walked it off on Friday night at Citi Field.That's the seventh road loss of the year for the Cards in only eight games, and it was a frustrating one considering they got a few timely hits (including a clutch home run by Brendan Donovan in the top of the ninth) and decent enough starting pitching from Miles Mikolas.Frankly, it was the bullpen slowly revealing some cracks that ultimately came back to haunt the Redbirds in this one.Plus, JJ Wetherholt leaves early with an injury in Springfield.Follow this podcast feed for Cardinals coverage daily, all season long!

On the April 18, 2025 episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview MLB podcast, Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner provided in-depth analysis of the Friday baseball slate with betting insights. Munaf opened by highlighting his 5-1 betting record and credited their collaborative discussions for the success. The first matchup covered was Diamondbacks vs. Cubs (0:10–7:40). Corbin Burnes has struggled early, while Cubs starter Colin Rea provides potential value. Chicago leads MLB in runners in scoring position appearances and has scored 124 runs to Arizona's 104. The Cubs as home underdogs and a lean to the over were discussed, depending on Wrigley Field wind. In Royals vs. Tigers (7:41–11:34), Cole Ragans faces top prospect Jackson Jobe. Kansas City's offense has produced just 19 runs over its last 10 games and is 2-8 on the road. The Tigers' bullpen is strong, and both hosts leaned toward Detroit plus money and under 7.5. Guardians vs. Pirates (11:35–15:11) features Luis Ortiz against Carmen Mlodzinski. Mlodzinski has a 1.77 WHIP with command issues. The Guardians were favored due to bullpen depth. Pittsburgh is 6-4 at home and to the over. There was a slight lean to Cleveland and possibly over 8.5. In Marlins vs. Phillies (15:12–19:08), Sandy Alcantara is no longer dominant, while Zack Wheeler boasts an 11-4 record and 2.73 ERA against Miami. Philadelphia is 24-11 in Wheeler's home starts since 2023. The Phillies were a strong lean, especially on the run line. Yankees vs. Rays (19:49–25:11) featured Carlos Rodón, who has allowed 4+ earned runs and 3+ walks in three straight starts. Drew Rasmussen has not allowed a run in 21 career innings vs. the Yankees. Munaf's best bet was Rays first five innings at -110. In Reds vs. Orioles (25:12–28:31), Andrew Abbott faces Cade Povich. While Abbott had a solid outing against Pittsburgh, Baltimore's offense poses more danger. The Orioles were favored and offensive production expected. Mariners vs. Blue Jays (28:31–31:40) has Bryan Woo, who has struggled away from home, against Bowden Francis. Toronto is 7-3 at home and the over 7.5 was considered. Cardinals vs. Mets (31:42–35:05) pits Miles Mikolas against David Peterson. St. Louis is 1-6 on the road and lacks comeback potential. The Mets were the lean, especially on the run line. Griffin's best bet was Braves -130 vs. Twins (35:06–38:12). Chris Paddack has lost all three starts by 2+ runs and Bryce Elder is trying to earn a rotation spot. In Red Sox vs. White Sox (38:13–41:46), Martín Pérez is a steady innings-eater. Boston has a negative run differential and both hosts were reluctant to back them as heavy favorites. Dodgers vs. Rangers (41:46–45:55) features Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who has a 0.91 WHIP and 28 strikeouts in 22 innings, against Jacob deGrom, who's allowed multiple home runs in consecutive starts. The Dodgers were favored early. In Astros vs. Padres (52:32–56:54), Kyle Hart rebounded after a poor debut, while Houston's Ryan Gusto is unproven. The Padres are 15-4, and with Houston's bullpen issues, San Diego at +123 was the consensus lean. Brewers vs. A's (56:55–1:01:02) has Freddy Peralta allowing six earned runs over 23.1 innings. Milwaukee is 43-27 at home in his starts since 2018. Nationals vs. Rockies (1:01:11–1:04:14) features cold Denver weather and a low total of nine. MacKenzie Gore's road struggles were noted, but Washington was the slight lean. Giants vs. Angels (1:04:14–1:07:43) featured Logan Webb's consistency against Tyler Anderson. San Francisco is 9-4 on the road with eight wins by 2+ runs. Munaf leaned Giants run line. The episode ended with a promo for Pregame's $1,000 MLB contest and 20 percent discount code HOMERUN20. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the April 18, 2025 episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview MLB podcast, Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner provided in-depth analysis of the Friday baseball slate with betting insights. Munaf opened by highlighting his 5-1 betting record and credited their collaborative discussions for the success. The first matchup covered was Diamondbacks vs. Cubs (0:10–7:40). Corbin Burnes has struggled early, while Cubs starter Colin Rea provides potential value. Chicago leads MLB in runners in scoring position appearances and has scored 124 runs to Arizona's 104. The Cubs as home underdogs and a lean to the over were discussed, depending on Wrigley Field wind. In Royals vs. Tigers (7:41–11:34), Cole Ragans faces top prospect Jackson Jobe. Kansas City's offense has produced just 19 runs over its last 10 games and is 2-8 on the road. The Tigers' bullpen is strong, and both hosts leaned toward Detroit plus money and under 7.5. Guardians vs. Pirates (11:35–15:11) features Luis Ortiz against Carmen Mlodzinski. Mlodzinski has a 1.77 WHIP with command issues. The Guardians were favored due to bullpen depth. Pittsburgh is 6-4 at home and to the over. There was a slight lean to Cleveland and possibly over 8.5. In Marlins vs. Phillies (15:12–19:08), Sandy Alcantara is no longer dominant, while Zack Wheeler boasts an 11-4 record and 2.73 ERA against Miami. Philadelphia is 24-11 in Wheeler's home starts since 2023. The Phillies were a strong lean, especially on the run line. Yankees vs. Rays (19:49–25:11) featured Carlos Rodón, who has allowed 4+ earned runs and 3+ walks in three straight starts. Drew Rasmussen has not allowed a run in 21 career innings vs. the Yankees. Munaf's best bet was Rays first five innings at -110. In Reds vs. Orioles (25:12–28:31), Andrew Abbott faces Cade Povich. While Abbott had a solid outing against Pittsburgh, Baltimore's offense poses more danger. The Orioles were favored and offensive production expected. Mariners vs. Blue Jays (28:31–31:40) has Bryan Woo, who has struggled away from home, against Bowden Francis. Toronto is 7-3 at home and the over 7.5 was considered. Cardinals vs. Mets (31:42–35:05) pits Miles Mikolas against David Peterson. St. Louis is 1-6 on the road and lacks comeback potential. The Mets were the lean, especially on the run line. Griffin's best bet was Braves -130 vs. Twins (35:06–38:12). Chris Paddack has lost all three starts by 2+ runs and Bryce Elder is trying to earn a rotation spot. In Red Sox vs. White Sox (38:13–41:46), Martín Pérez is a steady innings-eater. Boston has a negative run differential and both hosts were reluctant to back them as heavy favorites. Dodgers vs. Rangers (41:46–45:55) features Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who has a 0.91 WHIP and 28 strikeouts in 22 innings, against Jacob deGrom, who's allowed multiple home runs in consecutive starts. The Dodgers were favored early. In Astros vs. Padres (52:32–56:54), Kyle Hart rebounded after a poor debut, while Houston's Ryan Gusto is unproven. The Padres are 15-4, and with Houston's bullpen issues, San Diego at +123 was the consensus lean. Brewers vs. A's (56:55–1:01:02) has Freddy Peralta allowing six earned runs over 23.1 innings. Milwaukee is 43-27 at home in his starts since 2018. Nationals vs. Rockies (1:01:11–1:04:14) features cold Denver weather and a low total of nine. MacKenzie Gore's road struggles were noted, but Washington was the slight lean. Giants vs. Angels (1:04:14–1:07:43) featured Logan Webb's consistency against Tyler Anderson. San Francisco is 9-4 on the road with eight wins by 2+ runs. Munaf leaned Giants run line. The episode ended with a promo for Pregame's $1,000 MLB contest and 20 percent discount code HOMERUN20. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(00:00-32:56) Game 1 Saturday at 5PM. If there's one thing this dais is known for, it's going out on Saturday nights. Not a lot of Herbs in their 20's. Re-watching the WNBA Draft. Feat of confrontation, generally. Jackson asking to have the NBA put on at OB Clarks. Herb Humphries and Doug Chandler Hill. Chairman Steve is on the phone lines talking pizza thieves. Uncle Whatever's Dildo. The plummer's got the white. (33:04-52:25) Bands are recording songs to have played on TMA. There are objectively handsome men. Here come the Redbirds. VS2 with the TMA Bump. Contreras having trouble with the Ks. Miles Mikolas. Where is TRHOTMA going to air? (52:35-1:03:04) 'Yoff talk. Comparing vibes from 2019 and 2022 with this postseason. If the Blues can put it together they are as good as anybody. Biggest favorites of the NHL postseason series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-21:59) Miles Mikolas joins us giving his take on the smash hit "Youngry Birds." He doesn't do a lot of singing but he does have a pontoon boat. Not playing baseball year round as a kid. The Cards six-man rotation. The team's confidence level 18 games into the season. Being involved with Big League Impact and the Crisis Aid U.S. Safe Program. This team being more outwardly fun than in years past. (22:07-31:49) Animal House: Great. Some of our texters are evolving. Some aren't. The rest of the Blues/Jets series should be announced later today. Getting denied for having too much St. Charles in ya. (31:59-42:33) Mark Morrison. Jackson says Joey Vitale can be tough to schedule with. An emoji for sarcasm. The tongue emoji. I'm sorry or congratulations. There's something about hockey guys. Hockey weeds out the a-holes. Sean Avery was in Oppenheimer. Cueing up Jackson for a drop. Swing and a miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-32:56) Game 1 Saturday at 5PM. If there's one thing this dais is known for, it's going out on Saturday nights. Not a lot of Herbs in their 20's. Re-watching the WNBA Draft. Feat of confrontation, generally. Jackson asking to have the NBA put on at OB Clarks. Herb Humphries and Doug Chandler Hill. Chairman Steve is on the phone lines talking pizza thieves. Uncle Whatever's Dildo. The plummer's got the white. (33:04-52:25) Bands are recording songs to have played on TMA. There are objectively handsome men. Here come the Redbirds. VS2 with the TMA Bump. Contreras having trouble with the Ks. Miles Mikolas. Where is TRHOTMA going to air? (52:35-1:03:04) 'Yoff talk. Comparing vibes from 2019 and 2022 with this postseason. If the Blues can put it together they are as good as anybody. Biggest favorites of the NHL postseason series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-21:59) Miles Mikolas joins us giving his take on the smash hit "Youngry Birds." He doesn't do a lot of singing but he does have a pontoon boat. Not playing baseball year round as a kid. The Cards six-man rotation. The team's confidence level 18 games into the season. Being involved with Big League Impact and the Crisis Aid U.S. Safe Program. This team being more outwardly fun than in years past. (22:07-31:49) Animal House: Great. Some of our texters are evolving. Some aren't. The rest of the Blues/Jets series should be announced later today. Getting denied for having too much St. Charles in ya. (31:59-42:33) Mark Morrison. Jackson says Joey Vitale can be tough to schedule with. An emoji for sarcasm. The tongue emoji. I'm sorry or congratulations. There's something about hockey guys. Hockey weeds out the a-holes. Sean Avery was in Oppenheimer. Cueing up Jackson for a drop. Swing and a miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Miles Mikolas calls in from Queens to talk Cardinals baseball and their 4-2 homestand. Miles also talk about his start tomorrow, some of the routine adjustment that goes along with the new 6-man rotation, and talks about some of his outstanding charity work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Miles Mikolas calls in from Queens to talk Cardinals baseball and their 4-2 homestand. Miles also talk about his start tomorrow, some of the routine adjustment that goes along with the new 6-man rotation, and talks about some of his outstanding charity work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this extended edition, Tom Ackerman covers everything happening in St. Louis sports! Starting with the exciting spring weather, the conversation dives into the performances of local teams, including the Cardinals, Blues, Battlehawks, and St. Louis City SC. The crew also previews upcoming sporting events, from the Masters Golf Tournament to potential playoff scenarios for the Blues and a look at City SC's match preparation. Golf expert Dan Reardon joins to provide insights on the Rory McIlroy vs. Bryson DeChambeau final round at the Masters and the potential for McIlroy's career slam. The hour also features a St. Louis Billikens basketball recruiting update with Coach Josh Schertz, who discusses four new transfer portal additions—Paul Otieno, Quentin Jones, Trey Green, and Dion Brown—and the team's strategic goals for building a championship-caliber roster. In Hour 2, the focus shifts to the Cardinals vs. Phillies game as Miles Mikolas' pitching performance and the team's offensive struggles are analyzed. John Mozeliak, the Cardinals' President of Baseball Operations, provides an update on the team's injury situation and roster management. Meanwhile, Bernie Miklasz, KMOX Sports Analyst, shares his thoughts on the Cardinals' performance and upcoming season outlook. The discussion wraps up with a preview of St. Louis City SC's upcoming match and preparations under Sporting Director Lutz.

Tom Ackerman is joined by Bernie Miklasz to discuss the latest happenings in the St. Louis sports world, including the Cardinals' recent performance and the excitement surrounding NCAA events in the city. They dive into Miles Mikolas's pitching performance, analyzing his place in the rotation and statistical trends. The conversation shifts to the team's offensive and pitching inconsistencies, examining the breakdowns in both areas. They highlight young talents like Victor Scott and Jordan Walker, discussing their potential and the challenges they face. The discussion also covers Nolan Arenado's current batting slump and its impact on the team. Finally, they preview the upcoming series against the Astros, Mets, and Braves, stressing the importance of these challenging games for the Cardinals' season.

In Hour 2, Tom Ackerman previews the Cardinals vs. Phillies baseball game, diving into Miles Mikolas' pitching performance and the Cardinals' ongoing offensive struggles. He also discusses the development of the team's young players and updates on the team injuries and recent roster changes. The conversation shifts to St. Louis City SC, where Lutz, the Sporting Director, provides insights into the team's upcoming match and their preparation for a crucial game. Next, Tom is joined by John Mozeliak, the Cardinals' President of Baseball Operations, to talk about the state of the team and the outlook for the rest of the season, including potential playoff scenarios. Bernie Miklasz, KMOX Sports Analyst, joins the discussion, offering his thoughts on the Cardinals' season performance, the challenges ahead, and what fans can expect in the months to come.

Tom Ackerman sits down with John Mozeliak to assess the state of the St. Louis Cardinals. Mozeliak highlights recent pitching improvements from Andre Pallante, Miles Mikolas, and Matthew Liberatore. They discuss ongoing offensive struggles, including double plays and Willson Contreras's production at the plate. Injury updates include Iván Herrera's recovery and the recent back spasm that placed Masyn Winn on the IL. Mozeliak also talks about the emergence of Kyle Leahy, potential Memphis call-ups, and the team's evolving approach to pitching depth.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals 2-0 win over the Phillies behind Andre Pallante's sterling outing on Friday night. There are some negative topics, though, too, as uncertainty forms over Masyn Winn's status after he left Friday's game with back spasms.Plus, what do we see looming for Miles Mikolas in a key start on Saturday?Follow this podcast feed for daily Cardinals coverage all season!

Matt Pauley goes through the interesting question sparking throughout the Cardinals fan base regarding Miles Mikolas. What do you do with Miles Mikolas right now? Matt Pauley has answers for you.

In hour 2, Matt Pauley discusses the question going around Cardinal fanbase right now especially what to do with Miles Mikolas. Plus, Matt talks with Battlehawks linebacker Travis Feeney to recap the team's strong start to the 2025 campaign.

Nate & Ben discuss morning brown, french toast, Rockies opening day, Ivan Herrera's injury :(, Pages being good and the long term options at catcher, every catcher can rake, Saggese, the offense being good, the pitching maybe being bad, what to do with Miles Mikolas, the ascension of Matthew Liberatore, and much more! Have a question or comment for the show? Text or leave us a voicemail at: (848) 48-BIRDS (848-482-4737)Talking About Birds is listener supported on Patreon. Support the show and join our private discord server at: www.patreon.com/talkingaboutbirds.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals' ugly loss from Wednesday in which two key baserunning blunders came back to haunt the Redbirds.Plus, we discuss the bullpen and the news that Chris Roycroft is being optioned to Memphis Thursday. What needs to happen for the Cardinals' plan to shift to a six-man rotation to come to fruition? Is it even possible? A lot could be riding on Saturday's start for Miles Mikolas.Follow this podcast feed for daily Cardinals coverage all year!

– Last night was an eye-opener on what the Cardinals offense is capable of. – The Cardinals seem to have found a consistent piece to their future lineup in Victor Scott II. – NHL on TNT host Liam McHugh – Questions & Answers – How do the Cardinals handle Miles Mikolas moving forward? – More Likely To Happen – Which 1st round opponent would be the better matchup for the Blues? – The Junk Drawer – Did Oli pull Fedde too early in today's game? – Cardinals Bullpen Circle of Trust – Voice of the Blues Chris Kerber – BK & Ferrario Rewind Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

- Blues set franchise record with 12th consecutive win- Are the Blues quickly forming one of the best offenses in the NHL?- Which path in the playoffs would be best for the Blues?- Jamie's Keys to the Game & Light the Lamp- Is it time for the Cardinals to move on from Miles Mikolas?- The Lineup Game- What's Trending: Alexander Ovechkin breaks Wayne Gretzky's goal record- Final Four Reaction & Title Game Picks- The Gauntlet- Battlehawks impressive again with win over Brahmas- Blues insider from The Athletic, Jeremy Rutherford on how this Blues team broke the franchise record for consecutive wins- Beat the Streak & Bet the Board- Coaching from the couch- What We Learned & 3 Stars of the Day Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

- Blues set franchise record with 12th consecutive win - Are the Blues quickly forming one of the best offenses in the NHL? - Which path in the playoffs would be best for the Blues? - Jamie's Keys to the Game & Light the Lamp - Is it time for the Cardinals to move on from Miles Mikolas? - The Lineup Game - What's Trending: Alexander Ovechkin breaks Wayne Gretzky's goal record - Final Four Reaction & Title Game Picks - The Gauntlet - Battlehawks impressive again with win over Brahmas - Blues insider from The Athletic, Jeremy Rutherford on how this Blues team broke the franchise record for consecutive wins - Beat the Streak & Bet the Board - Coaching from the couch - What We Learned & 3 Stars of the Day Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Ivan Herrera injury, Ryan Helsley tumultuous inning and the Miles Mikolas meltdown in a Cardinals doubleheader loss on Sunday in Boston.Follow this feed for Cardinals content all year long!

Every week, two of the Best Fans in Baseball (TM) bring you all the news and analysis you need about the St. Louis Cardinals.  As the final innings of a ESPN-broadcast pounding take place, Daniel (@C70) and David (@iPopEditor) take a look at some of the real concerning things that have taken place recently.  How concerning is Ryan Helsley's meltdown against the BoSox?  Should we expect anything from Miles Mikolas?  What happens now that Ivan Herrera is heading to the IL?  There's been some positives as well, but they are harder to find when the staff gives up double digits twice in three games.  Come listen and see if they are in there!

The St. Louis Cardinals are swept by the Red Sox in Boston. The young bats are still performing but the pitching was absolutely horrendous. Is it time to cut bait with Miles Mikolas just two starts into the season? When do the Cardinals give Michael McGreevy and Quinn Mathews chances in the rotation? Can the bullpen be fixed at this point? Is it too early to say the Cardinals offense is legit and can perform this season and going into the future?