A Cardinals front-office talk that widens into Tampa Bay's unusual baseball identity.
A Cardinals question opens the door to a broader conversation about what a front office led by Haim Bloom could signal after his long Tampa Bay run.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead baseball writer Derrick Goold and guests discuss the Cardinals, MLB and anything related to the national pastime and the city that adores it.
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A Cardinals front-office talk that widens into Tampa Bay's unusual baseball identity.
A Cardinals question opens the door to a broader conversation about what a front office led by Haim Bloom could signal after his long Tampa Bay run.




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The hosts discuss whether the Cardinals need changes in MLB's economic system to become competitive again, focusing on their historical spending in free agency.
The podcast discusses the Cardinals trading Nolan Arenado to Arizona, marking the end of an era and the reaction to the trade's lack of fanfare.
The hosts discuss recent Cardinals developments including the Brendan Donovan trade, improved farm system rankings, and changes to their TV broadcast channel.
The host welcomes Jordan Shusterman to discuss the Cardinals' future and baseball topics, with Shusterman expressing excitement about the conversation and his perspective on the team's relevance.
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The hosts discuss their survey of MLB general managers about which NL Central team might next win a World Series, exploring the division's decade-long championship drought and baseball's shifting competitive geography toward the coasts.
This episode segment previews the Cardinals' activity at the upcoming Winter Meetings, focusing on trade possibilities involving players like Brendan Donovan and Jojo Romero, while also touching on Hall of Fame voting discussions.
The episode begins the 14th season with a roundtable discussing the Cardinals' spring training, focusing on the team's rebuild and the opportunities for younger players.
Matt Snyder discusses his book on the history and evolution of the lead-off man in baseball, comparing players like Louisa Rice and Kyle Schwarber, and touches on the current off-season.
The podcast discusses the Cardinals' activities at the winter meetings, including acquiring a pitcher and setting up for potential trades, with insights from Post Dispatch editors.
Cardinals player Thomas Saggese discusses his first start in center field and questions about MVP and Hall of Fame voting on a baseball podcast.
This episode segment previews the World Series, discussing whether Toronto can challenge the Dodgers' dominance in the NL, while also touching on college football and the Mariners' playoff run.
The podcast discusses the Cardinals' trade of Sonny Gray to the Red Sox, analyzing its implications for the team's shift towards a long-term strategy focused on young pitching and how this aligns with fan expectations for immediate success.
This episode features Derrick Goold and Jeff Gordon discussing the Cardinals' rebuild, fan attendance issues, and comparisons to other MLB teams like the Pirates and Rockies, while reflecting on the emotional impact on the St.
Derrick Goold and Jeff Gordon discuss the Cardinals' final three-series homestand of the season, focusing on key matchups against the Rockies, Cubs, and Yankees.
The hosts discuss the Post-Dispatch dozen rankings of Cardinals prospects from the past year and preview potential prospects for 2026.
Derrick Goold interviews Tampa Bay Times writer Mark Tompkin about the Tampa Bay Rays' stadium uncertainty post-hurricanes and how former Rays executive Haim Bloom's experiences prepare him to lead the St.
The podcast previews the 2026 St.