Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Herr

In the first hour of tonight's show, Matt Pauley discusses the Cardinals 6-3 win over the Cubs at Sloan Park in Mesa, Arizona that saw outfielder Dylan Carlson leave the game with a left shoulder injury after colliding with Jordan Walker. Will yet ANOTHER Cardinal outfielder start the season on the injured list? Former Cardinal second baseman Tom Herr also joins the show to discuss the pageantry of Opening Day, what makes a great second baseman, and his infield chemistry with Ozzie Smith. Also in tonight's show: Kevin Wheeler joins to talk Cardinals ball; Derrick Goold of the Post-Dispatch has an update on Dylan Carlson's injury; St. Louis University continues their search for a new men's basketball head coach; and Cuonzo Martin returns to Missouri State to coach. Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley airs weeknights 6-8PM CT on KMOX barring any Cardinals, Billikens, or NFL games. Join the show by calling or texting (314) 436-7900 or by tweeting to Matt @MattPauleyOnAir. Listen live at 1120AM, 98.7FM, or on the free Audacy app.

We know that Daniel Vogelbach hits his home runs in bunches, and now he's hit two in four day, doubling his season total after hitting one each in April and May. Vogelbach also has matched his total from 2018, the year that he opened his account in the majors after cups of coffee with the Mariners in 2016 and 2017.Vogelbach only played 37 games for Seattle in 2018, before really breaking out in 2019 with his 30-homer campaign. In 2018, Vogelbach homered on April 13 and 14, and on September 16 and 17. Like this year, his fourth homer of the 2018 season came in Houston. Not a pattern: Vogelbach's other fourth homers of the season have come in Chicago, Milwaukee (twice, both at home), and Detroit.Vogelbach's first career dinger? That's the start of his home run chain.* Daniel Vogelbach hit his first home run off Chris Hatcher, 4/13/18* Chris Hatcher gave up his first home run to Nick Hundley, 8/20/11* Nick Hundley hit his first home run off Franquelis Osoria, 7/26/08* Franquelis Osoria gave up his first home run to Dallas McPherson, 6/24/05* Dallas McPherson hit his first home run off Gil Meche, 9/22/04* Gil Meche gave up his first home run to Kelly Stinnett, 7/19/99* Kelly Stinnett hit his first home run off Allen Watson, 5/5/94* Allen Watson gave up his first home run to Jeff Bagwell, 7/18/93* Jeff Bagwell hit his first home run off Kent Mercker, 4/15/91* Kent Mercker gave up his first home run to Tom Herr, 7/3/90* Tom Herr hit his first home run off Andy McGaffigan, 5/10/83* Andy McGaffigan gave up his first home run to Rich Dauer, 9/24/81* Rich Dauer hit his first home run off Bill Lee, 6/9/77* Bill Lee gave up his first home run to Frank Howard, 6/29/69* Frank Howard hit his first home run off Robin Roberts, 9/10/58* Robin Roberts gave up his first home run to Wally Westlake, 6/18/48* Wally Westlake hit his first home run off Joe Beggs, 4/18/47* Joe Beggs gave up his first home run to Dario Lodigiani, 4/25/38* Dario Lodigiani hit his first home run off Emerson Dickman, 4/24/38That was the first home run allowed by Emerson Dickman, who later in 1938 gave up dingers to Ken Keltner in Cleveland and Joe DiMaggio at Fenway Park. Keltner wound up hitting five homers off Dickman, the most of anyone among the 38 dingers Dickman served up, while Joe D. belted three — as many as Keltner hit in a single game on May 25, 1939 at Fenway. DiMaggio got to Dickman twice in a week in 1940, once at Fenway, once in the Bronx. And then Keltner got DiMaggio in 1941. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

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Tommy Herr discusses the pressure to learn how to play with Ozzie Smith, his early career, catching Whitey's eye with his speed, learning to steal bases from Lou Brock, the 1982 infield defense, and what he remembers most about 1982. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Click below and join us as we discuss New York Mets Baseball Today April 4, 2022. The Mets took on the Marlins yesterday and Robinson Cano has a big 4 hit game... we talk about that and how the lack of Fundies by the Marlins led to the Mets win. Jake deGrom spoke up about his injury and we tell you what he had to say. Tuesday is judgment day for Max Scherzer we discuss why and what may happen if he can't start Thursday's Opener. The Yanks and Mets make a rare trade ....we tell you who it involved. We reminisce about Darryl Strawberry hitting one of the longest homers ever at Olympic Stadium and the day Tuffy Rhod.es turned into Babe Ruth on Opening Day 1994 and David Cone's successful return to the Mets in 2003. Plus we discuss the Mets careers of Gil Hodges ,Ron Locke, Jim Fregosi, Tom Herr, Eric Valent and Cameron Maybin and as always Birthdays, Deaths, Trivia and Jeopardy. So what are you waiting for sit back listen and enjoy and Let's Go Mets!!! #NewYorkMets #baseball #RobinsonCano #DarrylStrawberry #JacobdeGrom #MaxScherzer #DavidCone #GilHodges #TomHerr #OlympicStadium --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stan-phillips8/support

Games People Play host Bernie Corbett is joined by 1982 World Series champion Tom Herr. The conversation covers Herr's 13-year MLB career, his significant stint with the Cardinals, and so much more. This is the second half of a two-part interview.

Games People Play host Bernie Corbett is joined by 1982 World Series champion Tom Herr. The conversation covers Herr's 13-year MLB career, his significant stint with the Cardinals, and so much more. This is the first half of a two-part interview.

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In the latest edition of Cardinals Countdown to Opening Day, Hosts Kevin Wheeler and Mike Claiborne kick off 2021 by discussing the latest rumors around the offseason. The guys are also joined by Cardinals Radio Announcer John Rooney as well as Former Cardinals John Tudor and Tom Herr.

NOTE--THESE PODCASTS ARE SUPPORTED WITH VIDEO AND UPLOADED TO YOUTUBE.COM/STWEEKLY We continue our series taking a Cardinals jersey number and looking at who are the greats...and not so greats who wore that number in Cardinals history. On this episode, we look at the 28, and get a chance to tell some fun Pedro Guerrero, Mike Shannon and Tom Herr stories.

Tom Herr was selected to the Cardinals Hall of Fame over the weekend. He joins Randy and Michelle to reflect on the honor, his career, and much more.

9:00 Tom Herr was selected to the Cardinals Hall of Fame over the weekend. He joins Randy and Michelle to reflect on the honor, his career, and much more...9:15 "You're Killing Me, Smalls" - Chris Long explains why St. Louis sports fans are at the top his list...9:30 Dan McLaughlin, 101 ESPN & FOX Sports Midwest, joins Randy and Michelle for their weekly chat on all things St. Louis Cardinals...9:45 The Crossover with Danny Mac

The St. Louis Cardinals have revealed Steve Carlton, Keith Hernandez, Tom Herr, Matt Morris, Edgar Renteria, Lee Smith and John Tudor as the seven players nominated for possible induction into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame, presented by Edward Jones.

It’s an all-alumni episode. Fernando Tatís relives hitting two grand slams in a single innings 20 years ago while Tom Herr shares his big league call-up story and more.

It's an all-alumni episode. Fernando Tatís relives hitting two grand slams in a single innings 20 years ago while Tom Herr shares his big league call-up story and more.

It's an all-alumni episode. Fernando Tatís relives hitting two grand slams in a single innings 20 years ago while Tom Herr shares his big league call-up story and more.

On the Executive Access podcast, MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand talks with Phillies President Andy MacPhail to explain how he created the first-ever player option to sign Jack Morris, why he still regrets trading Tom Brunansky for Tom Herr and what Philadelphia fans can expect in the years to come.

On the Executive Access podcast, MLB.com's Mark Feinsand talks with Phillies president Andy MacPhail to explain how he created the first-ever player option to sign Jack Morris, why he still regrets trading Tom Brunansky for Tom Herr and what Philadelphia fans can expect in the years to come.

Tom Herr played for nine plus seasons for the St. Louis during the Whiteyball Era of the 1980's.