11:00 – How much longer can the Cardinals continue using Jordan Hicks as a starter?
11:15 – Former Blues Forward David Backes
11:30 – What's the formula for the Blues to come back in this series?
11:45 – Questions & Answers
12:00 – Are the Blues missing a Pat Maroon type of player?
12:15 – More Likely to Happen
12:30 – Statcast analyst for MLB.com David Adler
12:45 – The Junk Drawer
1:00 – Do the Cardinals deserve credit for their ability to develop from within?
1:15 – NFL Quick Hitters
1:30 – The voice of the Blues Chris Kerber
1:45 – BK & Ferrario Rewind
11:00 - Nazem Kadri completely turned this series on its head & where does Kadri rank among STL sports villains?
11:15 - The Blues' biggest strength all season has become their weakness in this series
11:30 - Are we starting to see the Cardinals' offense heat up the way we hoped?
11:45 - Questions & Answers
12:00 - Jeremy Rutherford, The Athletic Blues Insider
12:15 - The Kids are Alright for the Cardinals
12:30 - The fork in the road went the wrong way after Binnington's injury & does it make sense to play Lindgren?
12:45 - The Junk Drawer
1:00 - The Blues aren't able to sustain any sort of play in the 2nd & 3rd period & the Blues are missing their chance in this series
1:15 - Bet It or Forget It
1:30 - Dan McLaughlin, Cardinals Broadcaster
1:45 - BK & Ferrario Rewind
11:00 – Can the Blues win the series with Husso in net?
11:15 – Our Cardinals insider from the Athletic Katie Woo. Plus, hear David Perron, Niko Mikkola, and Craig Berube speak to the media following today's practice.
11:45 – Questions and Answers
12:00 – All aboard the Nolan Gorman Train!
12:15 – Who is there more pressure on with Binnington out: The defense or the Blue's offense?
12:30 – Former NHL Referee Tim Peel
12:45 – The Junk Drawer
1:00 – Will the Blues retaliate against Kadri tonight?
1:15 – In or Out
1:30 – The Cardinals are going to need Hudson & Hicks to go deeper into games with Matz out.
1:45 – BK & Ferrario Rewind
Brandon Kiley is the better half of 101 ESPN’s midday show, BK & Ferrario. He arrived at 101 ESPN in 2016 after graduating with a journalism degree from the University of Missouri.
He spent three years as a host, reporter and producer at Mizzou’s flagship station, KTGR, in Columbia before moving to St. Louis to produce at 101 ESPN. BK spent three years in St. Louis before taking a 1-year hiatus in his hometown of Kansas City at 610 Sports Radio. BK returned to 101 ESPN early in 2020 and has decided to make St. Louis his new home.
He has no idea how to change a flat or fix anything around the house. Instead, he spends most of his free time running the trails in St. Louis or grabbing something to eat & drink at the local restaurants & breweries around the city. You can hear BK live weekdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on 101 ESPN’s BK & Ferrario.
Alex Ferrario
Alex Ferrario was born and bred in “The Lou” and grew up living and breathing St. Louis sports. From age 5 on, he and his dad would attend every Blues game from fall to spring, and as many Cardinals baseball games as possible. As a Senior at Fox High School, he realized his career would be in sports, in some fashion. Two-years of community college led him to Lindenwood University where he became the “Voice of the Lions” for football, basketball, hockey and other athletics throughout his four years. He spent all of his free-time in the radio station or working in the television station, coming up with whatever sports shows he could think of.
During his time at LU, he was presented with the opportunity to be the Booth Assistant for the Blues to work with Chris Kerber and Kelly Chase. After three years, Alex joined KMOX in 2013 as a producer for various shows including Sports Open Line and hosting the pre/post games for the Blues & Cardinals. After one year as a producer, he received the opportunity to be KMOX’s Sports Apprentice, covering and reporting on as many Cardinals and Blues games as time allowed.
Alex served the last 4 years as the host for Sports Open Line shows, as well as, Cardinals and Blues pre/post games. He co-hosted a weekly hockey show, Chili’s Week in Hockey, for the Blues every Monday night throughout the 2017-2019 season.
If Alex is not on the air or at a sporting event, he can be found spending time with his wife, Katie, or volunteering with animal shelters around the St. Louis area. He is an avid animal lover, food enthusiast, and an aspiring “travel expert” (when time & money allows).
