• Gashouse Gang

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Gashouse Gang

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  • KMOX, the Sports Voice of St. Louis and the home of Cardinals baseball, presents the Gashouse Gang! KMOX sports personalities Tom Ackerman, Matt Pauley, Kevin Wheeler and the Big Dawg Bernie Miklasz break down all things St. Louis sports and beyond with informed analysis and opinion.
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Episodes
  • Gashouse Gang (Ep. 34) - Should I Stay or Should I Go? Arenado’s Future & More with Pauley and Miklasz

    Gashouse Gang (Ep. 34) - Should I Stay or Should I Go? Arenado’s Future & More with Pauley and Miklasz
    Dec 20 2024
    In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Matt Pauley and Bernie Mikalsz dive deep into the ongoing situation with Nolan Arenado and the Cardinals. Will he stay or will he go? The uncertainty surrounding his future with the team could have major implications. The hosts also tackle the hypocrisy around PED use in baseball, focusing on the double standards and selective outrage over players like Sammy Sosa. They discuss how the outrage seems inconsistent when compared to previous eras, where amphetamine use was rampant. Plus, the Cubs are bringing Sammy Sosa back into the fold, but there’s a catch: he has to apologize. The hosts criticize the Cubs’ handling of the situation, questioning whether this is more about money than morality. Finally, the guys take a look at the upcoming College Football Playoff games, breaking down the point spreads and predicting potential outcomes for the matchups.
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    40 mins
  • Gashouse Gang (Ep.33) Nolan Arenado's Trade Preferences, Payroll Relief, & Future in St. Louis w Wheeler and Miklasz

    Gashouse Gang (Ep.33) Nolan Arenado's Trade Preferences, Payroll Relief, & Future in St. Louis w Wheeler and Miklasz
    Dec 19 2024
    In Episode 33 of Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz delve into the latest developments surrounding Nolan Arenado’s future with the St. Louis Cardinals. They explore the factors Arenado is prioritizing in a potential trade, including location, contention status, and roster fit, and analyze why he has reportedly rejected a trade to the Houston Astros. They also discuss the significant payroll relief the Cardinals could gain by trading Arenado, and how this impacts their offseason strategy. They break down the type of trade return the Cardinals might expect and compare it to similar high-profile player trades. Finally, the episode considers how Arenado would fit into the Cardinals' lineup if he stays and the challenges of prioritizing a youth movement with his presence
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    42 mins
  • Gashouse Gang - (Ep.32) Honoring Bill Greenblatt, MLB Pitching Trends, and Cutting Bowl Games

    Gashouse Gang - (Ep.32) Honoring Bill Greenblatt, MLB Pitching Trends, and Cutting Bowl Games
    Dec 18 2024
    In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Matt Pauley pay tribute to Bill Greenblatt, the iconic Cardinals photographer, following his passing. They discuss Major League Baseball's ongoing efforts to address pitching injuries and trends in pitcher usage, focusing on the importance of developing young talent with proper training and conditioning. The conversation then shifts to the St. Louis Blues, exploring team dynamics under new coach Jim Montgomery. Finally, Kevin Wheeler advocates for cutting down on college football bowl games, arguing that reducing the number of postseason matchups would help alleviate the challenges posed by the transfer portal and player opt-outs.
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    41 mins

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