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A look at the Cardinals press conference as they move from Mozeliak to Bloom running the ship. What are the key takeaways? Thoughts on keeping Marmol, downtown safety, player development and more. We also chat about the team's rebuild in comparison to other clubs like the Red Sox. We talk about the Blues preseason games and where they are in the rebuild process too. Fans seems to be more onboard with the Blues and CITY SC even though their teams haven't been top notch. Why then is fan apathy so high for the Cardinals? Some notes on Blues preseason too. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

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John Mozeliak joined Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning for his final call as Cardinals President of Baseball Operations. Wrapping up a 30-year career with the organization, Mozeliak looked back on World Series titles in 2006 and 2011, being named Organization of the Year, and the family support that carried him through. He also addressed the challenges of today's baseball economics, the importance of scouting and player development, and why he is confident in the Cardinals' future as Chaim Bloom takes over leadership.

Bernie Miklasz joined Tom Ackerman to reflect on John Mozeliak's 18-year tenure leading the Cardinals front office. He highlighted Mozeliak's impact on the organization, from maintaining stability after Walt Jocketty's departure to drafting and developing cornerstone players such as Yadier Molina, and making major acquisitions like Matt Holliday and Nolan Arenado. They discussed managerial hires including Mike Matheny, Mike Shildt, and Oli Marmol, each of whom won division titles, and the recent scrutiny of Marmol's decision to intentionally walk Michael Bush at Wrigley Field, a move some fans criticized but Miklasz defended as strategically sound.

In Hour 2, Tom Ackerman breaks down his Week 4 NFL picks with detailed predictions and spreads. NHRA legend Tony Schumacher joins to preview the Midwest Nationals at Worldwide Technology Raceway in Madison, Illinois, and share insights on racing conditions in Top Fuel drag racing. The conversation shifts to John Mozeliak's farewell, reflecting on his 18-year tenure with the Cardinals, his major achievements, and the stability he brought to the organization. Ackerman also revisits the Cardinals-Cubs rivalry, debating Oli Marmol's controversial intentional walk of Michael Bush, and looks ahead to Mozeliak's final press conference on Monday and Chaim Bloom's introductory press conference on Tuesday.

In this segment, Mark is joined by St Louis Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III. They discuss DeWitt recently getting to meet the Pope, John Mozeliak's tenure in St. Louis, and the start of a new era with Chaim Bloom taking over as the President of Baseball Operations in 2026.

The Cardinals are officially eliminated from the playoff picture. BK & T-Bone look back on the Cardinals season and how they self sabotaged their way out of playoff contention. Mo's time has come to an end with the Cardinals. How will Mo be remembered by Cardinals fans? With Chaim Bloom expected to speak soon, is there anything he can say to inspire confidence in the Cardinals' future? Plus, could Nolan Arenado and Sonny Gray be on the move this offseason? And will ownership give Bloom the freedom he needs to reshape the roster?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Cardinals are officially eliminated from the playoff picture. BK & T-Bone look back on the Cardinals season and how they self sabotaged their way out of playoff contention. Mo's time has come to an end with the Cardinals. How will Mo be remembered by Cardinals fans? With Chaim Bloom expected to speak soon, is there anything he can say to inspire confidence in the Cardinals' future? Plus, could Nolan Arenado and Sonny Gray be on the move this offseason? And will ownership give Bloom the freedom he needs to reshape the roster?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-32:36) Cards staving off elimination. Martin says Pallante can't be in the rotation. Arenado kinda raking. Please, I can still hit. Somebody take me. What's the 2026 infield look like? Wet weather leads to phone calls. Jackson won't back down and Justin wants to talk Cardinals. Can't say that, Justin. Dan Janson is our back-up plan. Comments on the Mozeliak interview. Mozeliak sticking around this year because of 'personal reasons' for Chaim Bloom. Breaking down the conversation with Mo.(32:44-46:25) He made his mark and he made it dark. The SEC schedule announcement last night. 2027 finna be a tough one. Where the hell is Pine Bluff? Heading to Athens, Oxford, and Starkville next year. Sun dress SZN at Ole Miss. Doug killed his hedge. The stink monitor. The Lane Train's daughter. College coaches with good hair.(46:35-1:10:48) Doug wants to keep Arenado, make Herrera catch, and put Wetherholt in the outfield. Jackson turns his back on Doug. Headphones for Christmas. We tried to go to Pestus but he dropped. Rock solid gaslighting. Bill SImmons says legal sports betting ruined Las Vegas. Takin' the kids to Vegas. Cannibalizing David Cline. All tapped out on empathy. Quick drop fest.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-14:42) Hard to not be fired up hearing this. Audio from the Mozeliak conversation talking about Randy Arozarena being traded after the situation in the Atlanta clubhouse. The 2019 Cardinal playoff outfield. The plethora of outfielders Mozeliak referenced.(14:51-17:36) Anthony Stalter killing it against the spread.(17:46-21:10) E-Mail of the DaySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses his view of the worst mistake Mozeliak made while running the Cardinals - not in terms of the scale of the mistake, but because of how upsetting the misguided motivations of the organization were when he made it.And certainly today, with the Cardinals finishing the season with real pride, it looks even worse as this unforced error motivated by finances ending up helping to take the Cardinals out of contention for a wild card.

John Mozeliak joins us live in-studio as his career as the Cardinals POBO comes to an end. John reflects on his time in St. Louis and talks about the state of the organization and what are some bright spots as well as some aspects that need improvement. We get into the attendance issues for the Cardinals as John explains his perspective and the origin of it. Mozeliak also takes questions from the audience, reflects on some of his best and worst moves as GM/POBO, and tells some stories. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-22:12) Gonna hold Mo accountable in his in-studio exit interview today. Come here often and how you doing? Martin's a fan of holding grudges. Mt. Rushmore of grudge holders. A frayed jack. Much like pants and ball caps. Supporting brick and mortar. We don't really know what we're talking about. Billy Dee Williams. Doesn't feel like the Cards are just three games out of a playoff spot. Gabe's new boy, Cody, is killing it.(22:20-31:42) Michael Jordan vs. Michael Jackson one-on-one. They're already not happy with the Mozeliak interview. HIM and The Long Walk. Guerilla Podcasting. Magic in Indianappolis. Pre hate doesn't count. Audio galore from the world of college football coming up.(31:52-48:22) It's time for angry coach corner. Kicking things off with Texas A&M coach Mike Elko talking about his team's three annual opponents including Missouri. Next up is Lane Kiffin talking about the 2:30 kick against LSU and night time kicks on the road. Batting third is kU coach Lance Leipold saying that Cincinatti is the “best team we will play so far.” Audio cutting 101. And in the cleanup spot is Indian coach Curt Cignetti talking about heading to Iowa for a more difficult challenge this week. Total lawlessness.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On Sports on a Sunday Morning, John Mozeliak reflects on his remarkable career as the Cardinals close their home schedule. He looks back on pivotal trades and decisions, including his first major move involving David Freese, as well as the transitions following Tony La Russa's retirement and Albert Pujols' departure in 2011. Mozeliak highlights the organization's run of 17 postseason appearances, including World Series titles in 2006 and 2011, and the club's consistent success from 2012–2015. Looking ahead, he stresses the importance of drafting and developing homegrown stars, strengthening the farm system, and building around young talent like Jordan Walker. Mozeliak also shares his leadership philosophy, emphasizing respect, empathy, and the value of every member of the organization.

Tom Ackerman makes his NFL picks before talking with David Freese at Cardinals Nation about his 2011 World Series heroics and life after baseball. John Mozeliak reflects on his 30-year Cardinals career, the rebuild, and the transition ahead. Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz wrap with Missouri's big win over Illinois and what it means for the Tigers' playoff chances.

Tom Ackerman opens with the Cardinals' final home game at Busch Stadium, a loss to the Brewers that highlights the need for a rebuild. He then covers college football, with Missouri's win over South Carolina, Indiana's surprising victory over Illinois, and updates on Lindenwood and Southern Illinois. The conversation shifts to the Blues as Justin Carbonneau nets his first NHL goal in preseason play against Dallas, with insight from Head Coach Jim Montgomery. STL City SC also grabs attention after Brendan McSorley's first MLS brace fuels a road win at San Jose, while SLU Women's Soccer coach Katie Shields discusses her team's strong start and A-10 ambitions. Hour 2 features Tom's weekly NFL picks, followed by a sit-down at Cardinals Nation with David Freese, who relives his iconic 2011 World Series walk-off and shares life after baseball. John Mozeliak reflects on his 30-year Cardinals career, from replacing Albert Pujols to building future talent around players like Jordan Walker. Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz close with Missouri football's playoff potential, debating the Tigers' ranking, schedule strength, and postseason outlook, while also noting Mozeliak's legacy and the leadership transition ahead for the Cardinals.

John Mozeliak is entering his final home series as the POBO of the Cardinals. Is he responsible for the Cardinals' failures in 2025? What could he have done better? Does he deserve potentially being honored at Busch Stadium prior to his final games at home? What will the crowd reception be like for him as he prepares to hand over the organization to Chaim Bloom?

Tom Ackerman talks with John Mozeliak about the Cardinals' recent series against Milwaukee, bullpen struggles, and late-inning issues. Mozeliak compares the Cardinals and Brewers in team-building and player development, and explains the organization's rebuilding approach through drafting, trades, and free agency. He gives updates on Nolan Arenado, Masyn Winn, and Brendan Donovan, and emphasizes preparing young players for the offseason and 2026 as the Cardinals finish the season.

Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joins Tom Ackerman on Sports on a Sunday Morning to reflect on the Hall of Fame ceremony honoring Walt Jocketty and other Cardinals legends, including an emotional speech from Joey Jocketty. Mozeliak discusses Jocketty's impact on the franchise with acquisitions like Mark McGwire, Jim Edmonds, and Larry Walker, and the 2006 World Series title. The conversation also shifts to current Cardinals baseball, from Jordan Walker's walk-off hit against the Giants to the development of young players, the possible returns of Nolan Arenado and Brendan Donovan, and the challenges of sustaining success in Major League Baseball.

In Hour 2, Tom Ackerman talks with Stifel CEO Ron Kruszewski about the Stifel Charity Classic, its community impact, and the event's future. Cardinals President John Mozeliak joins to reflect on the Hall of Fame inductions of Walt Jocketty and Edgar Renteria, the ceremony honoring Cardinals legends, and the team's current status including Jordan Walker's performance and player injuries. Sports commentator Bernie Miklasz rounds out the hour with analysis of Missouri's win over Kansas, Illinois' win over Duke, Jordan Walker's walk-off hit, and the latest in college football rankings.

We discuss the latest Cardinals roster shuffles with Donovan and Scott hitting the IL, Arenado's progress toward a return, and Mozeliak's public backing of Oli Marmol. We look at standout performances from Svanson, McGreevy, and Pagés, while breaking down the team's troubling offensive trends in August. Plus, we preview the Rays and Pirates series and dive into league news, from MLB's shifting media deals to Victor Robles' suspension and realignment chatter.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.

In Hour 1, Tom Ackerman welcomes St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy to talk about his Yankees fandom, the Cardinals' push in the wild card race, and how his department is ensuring safety at major St. Louis sporting events, including the Stifel Charity Classic and NASCAR at World Wide Technology Raceway. Tracy highlights a 58% reduction in downtown crime and proactive safety measures. Later, Chris Blair joins to preview NASCAR playoff weekend at WWT Raceway, featuring the return of the Xfinity Series and a packed music lineup. In Hour 2, Ackerman opens with listener questions about the value of his weekly interviews with John Mozeliak. Lutz Pfannenstiel then reviews CITY SC's match against Chicago Fire, late-game struggles, interim coach David Critchley, and the impact of new players like Fallou Fall. He also highlights City2's 13-game unbeaten streak in MLS Next Pro and previews matchups against Sporting KC2 and Vancouver. John Mozeliak follows with updates on roster moves...Nathan Church replacing Victor Scott, Anthony Veneziano's bullpen role, and decisions with Wilson Contreras and Brendan Donovan...as well as thoughts on Oliver Marmol's growth, JJ Weatherholt, Paul Goldschmidt's legacy, and Nolan Arenado's rehab. Finally, Bernie Miklasz joins Ackerman to react to Mozeliak's comments, analyze Miles Mikolas' home/road splits, evaluate Sonny Gray's season, and address the Cardinals' ongoing pitching struggles.

Tom Ackerman talks with John Mozeliak about the Cardinals' latest roster moves, including Nathan Church being called up for the injured Victor Scott and Anthony Veneziano joining the bullpen. Mozeliak shares his thoughts on Church's skills, the current state of the bullpen without Matz, Matan, and Helsley, and why Wilson Contreras and Brendan Donovan remain on the bench rather than the injured list. He also discusses Oliver Marmol's growth as a manager, his own future with the organization, and the club's long-term outlook with pitching prospects, recent draft picks, and excitement about JJ Weatherholt. Additional topics include Paul Goldschmidt's legacy, Nolan Arenado's rehab in Jupiter, and expectations for his return.

In Hour 2, Tom Ackerman opens with listener questions on the value of weekly interviews with John Mozeliak and why they're an essential part of the show's format. Lutz Pfannenstiel then joins to review CITY SC's recent match against Chicago Fire, the team's struggles with late goals, interim coach David Critchley's leadership, new additions like Fallou Fall, and City2's 13-game unbeaten streak. John Mozeliak follows with insight on roster moves, including Nathan Church replacing Victor Scott, Anthony Veneziano's addition to the bullpen, short bench decisions with Wilson Contreras and Brendan Donovan, Oliver Marmol's growth, organizational outlook, and updates on Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado. Finally, Bernie Miklasz joins Ackerman to react to Mozeliak's recent comments, evaluate Miles Mikolas' pitching splits, discuss Sonny Gray's season, and break down the Cardinals' ongoing pitching challenges.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals loss to the Rockies in a series that a playoff hopeful simply cannot afford to lose.Plus, John Mozeliak gave a new quote to 101 ESPN on he topic of a possible September call-up for JJ Wetherholt and/or Quinn Mathews.We discuss the quote and why it's pretty frustrating in terms of the way the Cardinals are managing their roster from a front office perspective. SUBSCRIBE to this channel for St. Louis Cardinals coverage all year long!

(00:00-24:05) How can you not love Ralph Tresvant's voice? Audio of Drink with Marty & McGee giving his opinion on the playoffs and the low percentage of teams that make the CFP. More on campus playoff games. What's an Ice Head? Steve Gottsegen. Jackson is just firing off great takes. The Rose Bowl at sunset. We don't want Sam Horn to win the job because he wears 21. Goosing smoothies with testosterone.(24:14-57:28) Shaving down Movie Boy. Marathon QFTA's. Ruining the studio with brine. Tis a pity she was a whore. The 61Hate wants some hard hitting questions for Mozeliak. Audio of Buster Olney on BK & Ferrario talking about the Chaim Bloom situation. Martin and Jackson are fracturing. More Buster Olney audio talking about the Cardinals lack of pitching depth. The guys with no trade clauses. Why the gag order on Bloom? One voice.(57:38-1:07:22) Kansas University getting a huge $300M donation. Mizzou donors. Raising money for Tim's winshield. Michael Porter Jr. on a podcast talking about players gambling on sports.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

John Mozeliak joins the program to talk all things Cardinal baseball. John discusses what his final few months as POBO looks like, his relationship with Chaim Bloom, and what the trade deadline was like from his perspective. Mozeliak also talks about Oli Marmol's future and his thoughts on how he's done as a manager, as well as the possibility of a work stoppage in baseball in the coming years. Finally, John shares his perspective on the development and performance of Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker, and also the timetable to see guys like JJ Wetherholt and Quinn Matthews See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

College football in Ireland, Molina in the dugout and more hot topics to start today's Great Talk. What should Cardinals fans look for heading for the end of the season? Can they snag a wild card spot? We talk about the Gorman at third experiment and Arenado's future. How fondly will Mozeliak be remembered once recent bias dissipates? Thoughts on drafting, development, Wetherholt and more. Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

John Mozeliak discusses Yadier Molina's return to the Cardinals, highlighting the veteran's energy, knowledge, and leadership that positively influences younger players. Mozeliak addresses the team's inconsistency, especially with starting pitching, which has created tough situations on the field. He emphasizes the delicate balance between competing to win now and building for the future, noting the potential return of pitchers Jorge Alcalá and John King. Mozeliak underscores the importance of providing opportunities to young players to develop their confidence. The conversation wraps up with a preview of the upcoming rubber game against the Chicago Cubs.

(00:00-20:55) Voice of the Blues, Chris Kerber joins the show for his Monday hit. Moving mattresses. Top 5 NHL players in Fantasy Hockey. Bad Sport on Netflix. Robert Thomas #45 on the Fantasy Hockey list. Getting into fantasy baseball a few years ago. Doug Armstrong's method for success. Army admitting they probably wouldn't make the top 3 a few years ago. Building credibility and being honest with the fan base.(21:03-39:59). Today would have been Louis Armstrong's 124th birthday. Just about a month away from Border War in Columbia. Wedding season is pure chaos. Mark Mangino was asked this weekend about the Mizzou/Kansas game coming up. Audio of what he had to say. Delusional Mizzou fans. Why does Jackson hate Tennessee? I guess it's not a valid argument. Jackson's got us ready to run through a brick wall.(40:09-57:45) The Billy Joel documentary. Jeff Passan's trade deadline awards. Congrats Cardinals on the Less Is More Award. Mozeliak and Bloom. Can you really expect any of these guys to take significant steps forward next year and beyond? May have to make some trades in the offseason to clear the roster.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

John Mozeliak joins Tom Ackerman to reflect on an emotional final trade deadline as Cardinals President of Baseball Operations. He discusses parting with key players like Ryan Helsley, Phil Maton, and Steven Matz, and the return of prospects such as Blaze Jordan and Jesus Baez. Mozeliak opens up about transitioning leadership to Chaim Bloom, the pressure of decision-making, and what he'll miss most. He also addresses declining fan attendance, the future of the franchise, and major renovations in Jupiter.

Bernie Miklasz joins Tom Ackerman to break down the Cardinals' trade deadline, where only three expiring contracts were moved and the Phil Maton deal sparked frustration. He reflects on John Mozeliak's emotional exit and ongoing concerns with fan attendance and stadium access. Miklasz highlights Chaim Bloom's early impact on drafting and development and the need to make room for young talent like Quinn Mathews and Jimmy Crooks.

In Hour 2 of Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman recaps the Cardinals' quiet trade deadline with John Mozeliak and Bernie Miklasz, including the move of expiring contracts, the focus on prospects, and the leadership transition to Chaim Bloom. Mozeliak shares thoughts on his final deadline and fan concerns. Chris Blair joins to preview upcoming NASCAR events at Iowa Speedway and World Wide Technology Raceway, including details on the Confluence Music Festival.

In Hour 1 of Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman addresses growing fan frustration with the Cardinals and discusses the team's recent comeback win over the Padres. He breaks down Michael McGreevy's outing, the reshuffled bullpen, and trade deadline implications. Coach Josh Schertz joins to talk SLU basketball's revamped roster, including Dion Brown and Ishaan Sharma, and Robbie Avila's improved health. Steve Kelly then shares insight on Illinois football's rising expectations, Brett Bielema's leadership, and key matchups ahead. In Hour 2 of Sports on a Sunday Morning, Tom Ackerman recaps the Cardinals' quiet trade deadline with John Mozeliak and Bernie Miklasz, including the move of expiring contracts, the focus on prospects, and the leadership transition to Chaim Bloom. Mozeliak shares thoughts on his final deadline and fan concerns. Chris Blair joins to preview upcoming NASCAR events at Iowa Speedway and World Wide Technology Raceway, including details on the Confluence Music Festival.

Tom, Pat and eventually Josh all talk the MLB Trade Deadline, including a recap of ALMOST every trade that occurred this season. They also grade the Cardinals returns and fawn over AJ Preller and his testicular fortitude.Read our articles here: https://the-worst-blog-in-baseball.comFollow us on Twitter: @worstfanspod, @WorstFansTom, @WorstFansJosh, @budterracebro, @WorstFansNik, @patliacci

(00:00-22:00) Doug got home late from the Luke Bryan concert and can't get his computer to work. Tim is protesting his bet with Jackson. Quiet deadline for the Cardinals. No trades outside of Helsey, Matz, and Maton. Zoom call with Mozeliak yesterday. Cardinals have been asking for patience for quite a while. No tending to the starting rotation. Not really sure what the plan is.(22:00-36:30) Looks like the Tamm Ave. Capital Partners and Jackson are going to court. Audio of John Mozeliak talking about the trade deadline goals and feeling like they accomplished them. Half in-half out.(36:40-54:14) Anger and apathy at a fever pitch. Not expecting a ton of activity this coming offseason. Jackson almost forgot that it's name change day. We've got a one-game E-Mail Off in the EMOTD today. Is Swope like Omar? Little Dutch Boy is on the phone lines. What's going on with play development?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In hour 1 of today'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.

Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joins Tom Ackerman to discuss the team's trade deadline strategy, focusing on pitching acquisitions while balancing competitiveness with long-term roster plans. He addresses recent tensions with the Padres, the club's improved weekend performance, and their aim to remain in contention heading toward October. Mozeliak also talks about emerging arms like Michael McGreevy, Gordon Graceffo, as well as Quinn Matthews' progress and a strong 2025 draft class. Additional topics include Eric Fedde's designation for assignment, JJ Weatherholt's promising minor league play, and collaborative decision-making with Chaim Bloom.

(00:00-25:46) Jackson doesn't like the way Eric Kratz wears his hat. Audio of Katie Woo on Foul Territory talking about what will happen with Ryan Helsley at the deadline. What would the reaction have been if Mozeliak had stepped down before this season? Side of the road ottomans. Would the Dodgers be interested in Helsley and Arenado? Big Al on the phone lines and he wants to know who's on the dais today. Big Al's really down on John Mozeliak. Al just straight up cookin'. Chairman fixed the gong.(25:54-37:09) The secret 21st Anniversary TMA party. We gotta keep it private. Price Is Right Las Vegas edition. Arnold Palmers are universal. Wellington says women are more aggressive these days. Bottomless fries and they'll draw you a bath. Wooo-ing on barcycles. Ceremonial pedaling. 24" inseam. Movie Boy says we need to hit a break.(37:19-51:35) Doug's into yacht rock not heavy metal. A big phone call Sadie Hawkins. We'll start with Chase. Cookie questions. Chase had a Dallas Cowboys playoff dream. Chase wants a Cowboys breakdown. Mark's up next. Not a great call from Mark. Maybe the phone lines are poison. Joe Buck was hosting Good Morning America this morning.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-17:03) Doug tells the story of dancing with Walter Payton. What if Derrick Henry came up and asked you to dance? Audio of Coach Drinkwitz on Golic & Golic talking about his playoff proposal. Workshopping his proposal and other ideas.(17:11-30:51) Terry Crouppen joins us in studio. The browns and grays of St. Louis. New Zealand. Buying sanitary products at a Japanese drug store. Terry's wearing his dog on a shirt. Beating the St. Louis heat with AC. Cold and dirty winters.(31:01-39:17) Katie Woo in the Athletic says Mozeliak won't sell just to be doing so. When was the last time the Cardinals had a truly fun team? Should we all get perms?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Michael McGreevy shoved for the Cardinals in a must-needed win over the lowly Rockies on Monday night. Brenden Schaeffer breaks down the McGreevy conundrum for the Cardinals as they look to find a spot in their rotation full time for the kid.Erick Fedde will start on Tuesday night, which, at this point, it makes sense to go ahead and do... But the way the Cardinals handled their rotation to this point throughout the month of July is a big reason that the club is falling out of the race in the first place.Allowing Fedde's trade value proposition to dictate the terms of the way that Mozeliak has approached this is pretty unfortunate.Follow this podcast feed for Cardinals coverage all year!

Tom Ackerman kicks off Sports on a Sunday Morning with Adam Wainwright to discuss the Cardinals, his appearance with the Savannah Bananas, and his Big League Impact charity concert on July 27 at The Factory in Chesterfield. Golf editor Dan Reardon follows with detailed analysis of Scottie Scheffler's dominant lead at The Open Championship, Rory McIlroy's resurgence, and a look ahead to Belle Reeve's role in future PGA events. Jim Brennan of McKelvey Homes joins to share his PGA involvement and the mission of the Dravet Syndrome Foundation, which is raising funds for its September 26 event. In Hour 2, St. Louis City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel gives a brutally honest take on the club's “disgraceful” 3-0 loss to FC Dallas, calling out player effort while defending the coaching staff and outlining plans for July transfers. Then, Zach Osterman from the Indianapolis Star checks in to preview the Big Ten football season, including playoff predictions, Illinois and Indiana updates, and how conference realignment is shaping the sport. Finally, Bernie Miklasz joins to break down the Cardinals' poor run differential, front office transition from Mozeliak to Bloom, and why player development—modeled after teams like the Brewers—is the key to the franchise's future.

Tom Ackerman is joined by Cardinals' President of Baseball Operations, John Mozeliak to break down the Cardinals' roster as the All-Star break approaches. They discuss injuries to Nolan Arenado and Lars Nootbaar, Ivan Herrera's return, and how the break could help with recovery. Mozeliak also talks draft strategy with the 5th overall pick, reflects on past successes like drafting Yadier Molina, and considers the idea of a six-man rotation featuring Sonny Gray and Erik Fedde.

The latest Cardinals stretch, with plenty to say about Mozeliak sticking with Fedde, the Cardinals lack of star players, and a story about Joe Medwick.

Brendan Donovan is officially an All-Star! We talk about what that means for the Cardinals and dive into Mozeliak's comments on ownership's willingness to invest. Arenado's battling shoulder pain, Fedde's mechanics are a mess, and we wonder if it's time to trade Helsley. We preview the Braves series before the All-Star break and look ahead to the D-Backs. Plus, big moves around the league, a sad farewell to Bobby Jenks, 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.

Tom Ackerman and John Mozeliak discuss the Cardinals' inconsistent season and recent 8-6 win over the Cubs. Key topics include offensive struggles with runners in scoring position, contributions from Yohel Pozo and Brendan Donovan, and pitching rotation challenges with Miles Mikolas and Jordan Hicks. Injury updates cover Nolan Arenado, Jordan Walker, and Ivan Herrera. Mozeliak also shares insights on trade deadline plans, bullpen management, player development, and postseason hopes.

Hour 2 begins with Lutz Pfannenstiel analyzing St. Louis CITY SC's tight 3-2 loss to Real Salt Lake, discussing defensive challenges, standout young players like Jaziel Orozco and Tyson Pearce, squad depth, and coaching transitions. Next, John Mozeliak joins to update on the Cardinals' inconsistent season, injury reports including Nolan Arenado and Ivan Herrera, pitching rotation struggles, bullpen management, and trade deadline strategy as the team pushes for postseason relevance. The hour wraps with Bernie Miklasz offering a critical take on the Cardinals' offensive struggles, pitching rotation concerns, bullpen usage, player development, and realistic expectations for the Wild Card race and playoff contention.

Tom Ackerman talks with John Mozeliak about the St. Louis Cardinals' recent game against the Milwaukee Brewers, covering team performance, challenges, and player updates including Jordan Walker and Donnie Walton's injury status. Mozeliak discusses the leadership succession plan with Chaim Bloom and how the organization is preparing for a smooth transition while maintaining stability. They also reflect on Father's Day, with Mozeliak offering condolences to the O'Brien family and sharing his thoughts on balancing work and family life. The conversation highlights the importance of starting pitching, including Miles Mikolas' upcoming start, recent struggles in pitching and hitting, and the intense rivalry with the Brewers, underscored by Nolan Gorman's key home run.

Tom Ackerman talks with John Mozeliak about the Cardinals' recent progress and direction. They highlight Sonny Gray's standout performances, leadership, and mentorship of younger pitchers. Mozeliak emphasizes the commitment of veterans like Gray and Wilson Contreras while addressing the development of younger talent amid challenges like Jordan Walker's injury. The conversation includes praise for manager Oli Marmol's leadership and strategic decisions, as well as recent roster moves including the call-up of Valdez and the reassignment of Gordon Graceffo. Mozeliak outlines the team's current position in the standings and explains the focus on growth, adaptability, and long-term strategy.

In Hour 1, Tom Ackerman recaps the Cardinals' strong May performance, featuring dominant pitching from Sonny Gray and a key series win over the Rangers. Bernie Miklasz joins to compare Oliver Marmol's early managerial years with Tony La Russa's start in St. Louis, while highlighting Nolan Arenado's leadership. Indy 500 champion Alex Palou talks about making history as the first Spanish driver to win the race and previews his upcoming appearance at Worldwide Technology Raceway. Cardinals President John Mozeliak closes the hour with insight on Sonny Gray and Wilson Contreras' leadership, Jordan Walker's injury, and recent roster moves including player development strategies moving forward.