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The official changes to some Cardinals' leadership roles, from the front office to the dugout, as they approach their "reset" winter continued on the eve of the World Series with the first new addition to the front office, a new coach, and a new role for an all-time great. Kevin Wheeler, co-host of the drive-time show and baseball coverage at KMOX/1120 AM, joins the Best Podcast in Baseball to discuss with Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold the moves the Cardinals have made, the names involved -- and some of the motivations and goals driving them. From there the conversation expands into an audit of the Cardinals strategy and financial position. The team has advertised as cut in payroll as it bends young and reinvests in an eroded player development program, but there's more going on than just a shifting of dollars and sense. There is the potential for a huge cut in revenue that is driving some of their decisions, and is not their plan to increase spending on minor-league coaches and technology, nor the $100-million project to upgrade the Roger Dean Stadium complex in Jupter, Florida, with new player development facilities. Looming on the horizon is the possibility the Cardinals will not get some or all of the $78 million owed them from their broadcast partner for 2025 and the reality that the jackpot years ahead in their billion-dollar broadcast rights deal aren't going to come to fruition. That shift in revenue prompts the questions that direct this podcast -- how much must the Cardinals cut, and how soon? The answer may not be as simple as just shedding salaries. There is a way for the Cardinals to chase their goal of accumulating young talent, clearing opportunity for in-house talent, and still cleave dollars off the payroll. And that is where this brand new podcast ends with Part 1 and will continue with Part 2. Part 2 will drop Friday. The Best Podcast in Baseball, sponsored by Closets by Design of St. Louis, is a production of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, StlToday.com, and baseball writer Derrick Goold. 

On a windy day on the back fields of Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Fla., Mike Claiborne, one of the radio voices of the Cardinals, joins baseball writer Derrick Goold to discuss how maybe Flag Day is too late in the schedule to determine where the club is headed in 2024. So it's time for an earlier Claiborne appearnce. It's a Leap Year. It's after a losing season. It's after a last-place season. That date will come much earlier. Claiborne, a regular on the Best Podcast in Baseball around Flag Day, the day he has annually suggested it's time to check the standing, agrees with the premise that it could be Memorial Day this season, or even May Day. As spring training activities, Florida gusts, and one mower swirl around them, Claiborn and St. Louis Post-Dispatch staff writer Goold discuss pivotal years for Nolan Arenado, Paul Goldschmidt, and the Cardinals leadership. They also discuss what a lineup could look like with the left-handed options or if it's someday built around young sluggers Nolan Gorman and Jordan Walker. Goold asks Claiborne three questions to close out the episode: Can a player be a Cardinal great without playoff success? What tone has he seen set in spring training to match the importance of the season? And, finally, what's at stake for the Cardinals this season that moves up the Flag Day reality check?  The Best Podcast in Baseball, sponsored by Closets by Design of St. Louis, is a production of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, StlToday.com, and Derrick Goold.

We're in Jupiter, Florida, with my new friend Amy Gilbride of TheFloridaTravelGirl.com. Amy and I talk about scuba diving at the Jupiter Wreck Trek, seeing a spring baseball game at Roger Dean Stadium, and seeing the turtles at Loggerhead Marinelife Center. Show notes are at https://WeTravelThere.com/jupiter Bluffworks' stylish clothing is designed with the modern traveler in mind. It is wrinkle-resistant, machine washable, and very comfortable with hidden pockets to protect your valuables. Save 10% with our promo code at WeTravelThere.com/bluffworks.

Check out the inaugural episode of the Redbird Report Podcast with Danny Mac & BT! The guys are at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter Florida for St. Louis Cardinals Spring Training. On Episode #1: - Being back at Spring Training for the first time since COVID - The sprint to regular-season games - Biggest questions: who is the DH, who is the 5th starter, and which young players could make the roster? - Which young players are making a big impression at Spring Training? - How does a shortened Spring affect the team's preparation

Mike Claiborne and Joe Roderick bring you their weekly show, with a quick run down of the latest from the CBA talks on going at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter between the MLB and the MLBPA. Plus some college baseball talk, in to college basketball talk. Then it's a Blues discussion on their goaltending situation, and ideas on what they need to trade for. Joe brings up the latest musical chairs for NFL announcers and who might end up behind the mic for certain networks, plus much more. Powered by Ameren Illinois Driven by Mungenast St Louis Acura Sponsored by Ryan Kelley, The Home Loan Expert

Luken Baker, Juan Yepez, and more Cardinals minor leaguers to discuss this morning with Brian Walton of thecardinalnation.com. We dive in a bit to the draftee signings and where those picks are playing now. Does Brian think there's a chance Liberatore and Gorman get called up to St. Louis? Also some news on Jordan Walker, Masyn Winn, upgrades to Roger Dean Stadium and more. Listen here:

For this week's First Five, we went over Trey Mancini's heartwarming standing ovation, WWE news, the release of Cardinals pitcher Daniel Ponce de Leon's new book "One Line Drive.", Raptors big COVID problems, and the USA's SheBelieves Cup win (1:00).  Then Hawk delved into City's 2-1 victory over The Hammers, with John and Ruben, two unlikely goal scorers doing the damage (20:00). Later Fulahm's finishing was still on the bus, with multiple close chances on the net that we failed to capitalize on vs. Crystal Place. Josh Maja was the closest to breaking the 0-0 score (25:00). Later we quickly chatted about the fantastic news that Patrick Kane scored his 400th career goal, along with Blackhawks trade rumors (30:00). Then we broke down the Bulls' implosion at the hand of the Phoenix Suns. Zach and Coby led the way for us, whereas Devin Booker, Chris Paul, and DeAndre Ayton mauled Carter, Jr. in route to igniting the comeback for Phoenix. Later we chatted about our game vs. the Denver Nuggets. Jokic, Murray, and M. Porter, Jr. all played great, especially with Jokic scoring 39, Coby, Zach, and Thad Young led our effort (40:00).  Finally, CJ Hawk reminisced about his Grandfather's diehard love of the St. Louis Cardinals. He watched The Washington Nationals vs. Cardinals Spring Training Home Opener at Roger Dean Stadium on MLB.TV with his Mom to continue a family tradition. The standing ovation for new Cardinal Nolan Arenado, one of the best baseball players, was very fun. Also, seeing former Cub Kyle Schwarber start for the Nats was different. And finally, it was cool seeing Erick Fedde start on the mound for the Nats; Hawk saw him pitch vs. The Cubs at Wrigley Field a few years ago (70:00). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ben9314/message

Host Kevin Wheeler opens the show explaining why the difficulty of hitting at Roger Dean Stadium is important to consider when evaluating the Cardinals Spring Training statistics. Blues General Manager Doug Armstrong discusses the team’s brutal stretch of injuries and guys stepping up to overcome it. He also provides insight to the future return of forward Vladimir Tarasenko. Later, Wheeler examines the impressive depth of the Blues roster. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hondo Handy's Podcast has a conversation with Kathleen Avitt, Executive Director of the New Jersey Recreation & Parks Association. She shares her journey from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she received her BA in Recreation Administration in 1997, to an internship at Palm Beach County Recreation & Parks, in Florida. She was later hired as an Athletic Specialist for Palm Beach. Next she joined the National Alliance for Youth Sports. She became the National Program Director of the Parents Association for Youth Sports, in West Palm Beach, for 6 years, with over 150,000 members and 750 chapters. The program was piloted in February of 2000 and national networks such as ABC, NBC, CBS,and CNN covered the event that featured the mandatory parent training at the Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida for 2,500 parents. She then moved to Derby, Kansas to become the Director of Programs for Derby Recreation Commission, where she oversaw over 1300 recreation programs, before moving to New Jersey. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode, Craig breaks some news about the Marlins Front Office and their contract extensions. What does that mean for Mike Hill? Plus, Roger Dean Stadium upgrades, an ode to Austin Dean, more relief pitching (?), hitters camp takeaways, and an interview with Peyton Burdick!

On this episode, Craig and Jeremy discuss the new fences and turf at Marlins Park, the additions of Jonathan Villar and Jesus Aguilar, coaching staff updates, Roger Dean Stadium upgrades, and what else the Marlins will add to this roster as we head into the Winter Meetings.

After a hiatus we are back in action! Recorded during a game at Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, Florida, JJ sits down with Chris Hrabe of KMOX for a conversation about camp so far. Where are the position battles? Who has been the most eye-catching prospect? What do we make of the rotation this year? All that and a little more form sunny Florida, so sit back, plug in and enjoy!

Episode 498 Kiley McDaniel is both (a) the lead prospect writer for FanGraphs and also (b) the guest on this particular edition of FanGraphs Audio — during which edition he reports directly from Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, FL, where a showcase of the nation’s top high-school talent is presently underway. Don’t hesitate to direct […]

Born in Annapolis, MD, Kimberly was singing at a very young age. Her mother and father were both talented musicians so you can guess where her talents come from. At the age of 10, Kimberly and her mother moved to Ft. Myers, FL. A year later, they moved to Jupiter, Fl where Kimberly lived for 11 years. Here she became involved in the music scene. At the age of 13 she started working with the local Radio Disney and Oz Records. Shortly after, Kimberly started singing the National Anthem for Roger Dean Stadium and stayed with them for 8 long years. In 2008, she graduated from Jupiter High School and pursued her Associates Degree at Palm Beach State College. After she graduated in 2011, she continued to the University of Florida to pursue her Bachelors Degree. In 2013, she graduated and moved to Nashville, TN to pursue her dream of music. She is currently singing and songwriting in the Jupiter, Fl area. On some occasions she has been fortune enough to be featured with a local band The Helmsmen. They even featured her on their web series, Helm House Live where she was able to perform one of her originals as well as a cover and talk about what shes been up to. On December 18th she released her first single "Mama's Old Junk Drawer" which can be purchased on iTunes, Amazon MP3, as well as heard on Pandora, Spotify, and Reverbnation. She hopes to release an EP including her recently released acoustic demos of “Andreas Song” and “Kissing Me With His Eyes” which can be found on her Soundcloud.