Blues forward Ryan O’Reilly describes his quarantine life & why he was immediately comfortable within the Blues’ culture

11:00 – Yesterday could have ended better for the MLB…

11:15 – The NFL is going to power through this no matter the warning signs

11:30 – Start/Sit/Cut

11:45 – Questions & Answers

12:00 – Blues forward Ryan O’Reilly describes his quarantine life & why he was immediately comfortable within the Blues’ culture

12:30 – There are no guarantees that trades or free agent signings work out the way O’Reilly, Brayden Schenn and Marco Scandella have for the Blues

12:45 – We fill in Blues analyst Joey Vitale on how he became the star of our “you’re the best” songs

1:00 – ESPN MLB insider Marly Rivera says she’s optimistic the MLB & MLBPA can reach an agreement before the end of the weekend

1:15 – The Junk Drawer

1:30 – The optimism for baseball’s return always seems to be short-lived

1:45 – The Crossover

11:00 – The NBA in Disney World sounds… awesome?

11:15 – The Cardinals trading Jack Flaherty is something worth at least considering

11:30 – Voice of the Blues Chris Kerber reacts to a story that ranks David Perron among the best NHL free agent signings of the last decade

11:45 – Questions & Answers

12:00 – This MLB labor dispute is driving everyone insane

12:15 – If/Then

12:30 – Some legitimately positive news on the MLB negotiations – Rob Manfred & Tony Clark are finally meeting in-person

12:45- The Junk Drawer

1:00 – Cardinals broadcaster Danny Mac says Paul DeJong is the player he’s most looking forward to watching this season

1:15 – Testing policies are taking center stage… And we have some breaking news! For the next 10 minutes we truly believe baseball is back!

1:30 – So, baseball’s not back. Not yet, anyway. But it’s heading in a positive direction.

1:45 – The Crossover

Voice of the Blues Chris Kerber reacts to a story that ranks David Perron among the best NHL free agent signings of the last decade

Cardinals broadcaster Danny Mac says Paul DeJong is the player he’s most looking forward to watching this season

11:00 – Rob Manfred suggests everything changed over the last five days

11:15 – Mic Drop: Has your stance on MLB players vs. owners changed in the last week?

11:30 – Blues insider Jeremy Rutherford says we’re getting close to the Blues getting back on the ice in St. Louis

11:45 – Questions & Answers

12:00 – Despite all the criticism for both sides, there is one sliver of hope that emerged from Rob Manfred’s comments

12:15 – In or Out

12:30 – NBA players are making fair points, but their voices could be amplified if they decide to play in Orlando

12:45 – The Junk Drawer

1:00 – Wall Street Journal MLB writer Jared Diamond is holding out hope that MLB will come to an agreement with its players

1:15 – One Gotta Go

1:30 – We had our first show meeting today, and – to everyone’s surprise – Jamie was the star of the show

1:45 – The Crossover

Wall Street Journal MLB writer Jared Diamond is holding out hope that MLB will come to an agreement with its players

Blues insider Jeremy Rutherford says we’re getting close to the Blues getting back on the ice in St. Louis

11:00 – Did ‘Long Gone Summer’ live up to expectations?

11:15 – MLB misses the mark once again and there are no more negotiations to be had

11:30 – Former Cardinals broadcaster Bob Carpenter gives his review of ‘Long Gone Summer’

11:45 – Questions & Answers

12:00 – The Blues parade was so much more than just a celebration of one team

12:15 – Jamie Rivers is a guest on his own show to give his review of Long Gone Summer & to tell his favorite story from the Blues’ parade

12:30 – We’re still a ways away from any sports returning, and the health protocols are about to take center stage

12:45 – The Junk Drawer

1:00 – Former Cardinals pitcher Kent Bottenfield says he got emotional while watching certain moments in ‘Long Gone Summer’

1:15 – Are we missing something when it comes to baseball’s eventual return?

1:30 – How much will the current MLB negotiations affect next year’s CBA discussions?

1:45 – The Crossover

Former Cardinals pitcher Kent Bottenfield says he got emotional while watching certain moments in ‘Long Gone Summer’