Podcast appearances and mentions of rob rains

This is a segment from the second hour of Monday's Sports Open Line. Rob Rains, beat writer for STLSportsPage.com, joined Matt Pauley to discuss the Cardinals weekend sweep of the Yankees, the impact of veterans in the dugout, Jordan Montgomery's outing, the return of Paul DeJong, and more.

In the second hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Cardinals beat writer for STLSportsPage.com, Rob Rains. Matt and Rob recap the sweep of the Yankees and the hot streak Paul DeJong is on. How different do you feel about the Cardinals now vs. three weeks ago? Well, Matt reads your comments, texts, and calls to gauge the fans' perspective on the team before and after the trade deadline.

Legendary sports shock jock Scott Ferrall takes the gaming world by storm with his “in your face” style, previewing the evening slate of games going over lines, totals and props, keeping you out of harms way and on the right side of the line. Ferrall and the crew are back for an all new episode of Coast to Coast! On this episode, Ferrall and Carver recap all the action from last night's NFL Hall of Fame game, share some picks for tonight's MLB slate, and much more! Plus, Rob Rains joins to discuss the STL Cardinals and more!

Rob Rains joins the show

Friend of the 590 The Fan, Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins the show to discuss the St. Louis Cardinals and their farm system.

Joe Pott hosts the Strike Zone, a special baseball-only edition of Sports Open Line! In tonight's show, Joe chats with Carter Chapley of the Post-Dispatch and STL Pinch Hits on Cardinals minor leaguers and pitching depth. Joe is also joined by Rob Rains of STL Sports Page to continue the conversation of Paul Goldschmidt's phenomenal season, the team's depth, and possible pitching moves.  

Rob Rains & Alvin Reid join in studio

Rob Rains & Alvin Reid join in studio

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Nate and Jim are joined by Rob Raines of STLSportsPage.com to discuss all things St. Louis Cardinals.

It's the Strike Zone on KMOX! In this special baseball-heavy hour of Sports Open Line, Greg Damon talks all things Cardinals baseball with Billikens announcer Bob Ramsey, and Cardinals beat writer Rob Rains. Lastly, Greg speaks with a different kind of strike thrower….St. Louis boxer Devon Alexander.  

Todd and Alex chat with Rob Rains of STL Sports Page about Cardinal Baseball in the first hour. NBA Finals Game 2 recap. NHL discussion.

Rob Rains with St. Louis Cardinals talk

Nate and Bob chat with Rob Rains of stlsportspage.com about the state of the Cardinals including the recent debuts of Nolan Gorman and Matthew Liberatore and Paul DeJong's continued struggles in Triple-A.

Cardinal beat writer Rob Rains joins the show

Cardinal beat writer Rob Rains joins the show

Cardinals beat writer Rob Rains joins to talk Cardinals baseball & early impressions

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Nate and Bob talk Cardinals with STLSportsPage.com publisher Rob Rains.

Cardinals beat writer Rob Rains & co-author of '64 Cardinals Ron Jacober join in studio to discuss memories of the Cardinals franchise & more

Rob Rains & Ron Jacober join in studio

Rob Rains & Ron Jacober join in studio

Cardinals beat writer Rob Rains joins to also discuss his Jayhawks victory last night & a preview of the 2022 Cardinals season

Cardinals beat writer Rob Rains joins to give an update on the Cardinals roster & who could get the nod as their 5th starting pitcher in the rotation

Cardinals beat writer Rob Rains joins to give an update on player's injuries & more

Rob Rains of STLSportsPage.com joins Nate and Bob live from Jupiter with breaking news about an issue with Alex Reyes' shoulder that came up in his physical. They also preview the 2022 Cardinals team and discuss some of the Cardinals' new bullpen signings.

Rob Rains from stlsportspage.com joins Nate and Bob LIVE from spring training in Jupiter, Florida, with updates from minor league camp which is underway.

St. Louis Cardinals beat writer & reporter Rob Rains joins the show

Chris Rongey fills in for Kevin Wheeler for tonight's Sports Open Line. In the first hour of tonight's show, Chris provides updates on today's MLB labor talks. To elaborate on today's news, Chris is joined by lead Cardinals beat writer for STLSportsPage.com Rob Rains who is live from Jupiter, Florida. Also: MLB owners are allegedly willing to miss a month's worth of games to get their end of the bargain in labor negotiations according to MLB reporter Evan Drellich. Sports Open Line airs every week night from 6-8pm barring any Cardinals or Billikens games. Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisRongey

Rob Rains on MLB work stoppage, Rob Manfred, and MO Sports HOF '22 Banquet | Super Bowl Ad$ and Gambling expected to hit an all-time high | Joe Burrow looks to join an elite class of "Joe's" | Brian Flores sues NFL, complains about not getting HOU job

Author Rob Rains & journalist Alvin Reid join Frank to discuss current NFL stories

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Scott Ferrall talks about Game 5 between the Dodgers & Giants, about the Thursday Night Football game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers & Philadelphia Eagles and the firing of Mike Shildt with STLSportsPage.com's Rob Rains

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The November presidential election adds to risks for natural gas pipelines, which link production to demand centers but increasingly face opposition from those seeking to phase out fossil fuels. For interstate gas pipelines, the federal government remains an important gatekeeper for permitting. If Democratic nominee Joe Biden is elected president, a change in leadership at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission raises questions about whether federal approvals would still be as predictable. In a recent boom cycle, gas pipeline capacity approved by FERC quadrupled between 2013 and 2017 to reach 30.7 Bcf/d before coming off that peak. Rob Rains, senior energy analyst with Washington Analysis, joined us to share whether he thinks federal approvals of gas projects will continue apace in the next presidential term.