Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman break down the College Football Playoffs, including Indiana’s, then are joined by Amy Marxkors to assess where the St Louis Blues stand in the Western Conference, Bob Ramsey on the Billikens’ big win and A-10 outlook, and wrap the hour with NFL playoff matchups and betting lines.

In the first Gashouse Gang of 2026! Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne discuss early positional battles for the Cardinals going into next season, the unpredictability of the College Football playoffs, and a severe lack of talent on this Blues team in comparison to the Colorado Avalanche.

Bernie Miklasz and Nate Gatter close out the final Gashouse Gang of 2025 with Cardinals rebuild and payroll discussion, a check-in on the St. Louis Billikens non-conference performance, and a wide-ranging NFL playoff conversation with Ed Smith. The former NFL tight end and EZ Sports Talk Show host breaks down why this postseason feels more open than usual, why he leans toward the Bills and Rams as the most complete teams, and why Ravens vs Steelers is truly win or go home heading into Week 18.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz break down the St. Louis Cardinals offseason and the deliberate pace under Chaim Bloom, including the trade market for Nolan Arenado, potential fits for Brendan Donovan, and how much money the Cardinals might be willing to eat in a deal. Also, Aaron Schatz of FTN Fantasy joins to analyze a wide open NFL playoff picture, Bears expectations with Caleb Williams, Eagles concerns, new contenders in the AFC, and why the Chiefs still profile as dangerous if healthy.

The Gashouse Gang with Chris Rongey and Nate Gatter surveys the NFL’s wide-open playoff picture, seeding races, and whether playoff experience matters for young quarterbacks. The Battlehawks have named Ricky Proehl head coach, and he joins the show to discuss his time playing for the Rams and what he'll bring to his new role. Plus, Bob Ramsey breaks down the 12–1 Billikens and their NCAA tournament outlook.

Matt Pauley and Mike Claiborne host a holiday edition of The Gashouse Gang, starting with Christmas traditions, day after Christmas routines, and the challenges of watching sports in the streaming era. The conversation turns to the NFL pushing into Christmas Day, the lasting appeal of Inside the NBA, and why stars like Shaq and Barkley remain so recognizable compared to today’s athletes. The focus then shifts to the Cardinals, including Chaim Bloom’s comments on 2026, roster needs, Jordan Walker’s development, and how spring training and new pitching technology really factor into building the next rotation.

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that the Kansas City Chiefs will be leaving Missouri for a new stadium in Kansas. The guys also discuss the Cardinals offseason and interview the team’s Senior Vice President of Business Anuk Karunaratne on the future of FanDuel’s regional sports networks and how he plans to revitalize the fan experience at Busch Stadium.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that Cardinals first baseman Willson Contreras has been traded to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for right-hander Hunter Dobbins and pitching prospects Yhoiker Fajardo and Blake Aita. Also in today's show....Amy Marxkors discuss the Blues' big win over the Panthers, Bob Ramsey discusses the Billikens' win over New Hampshire, and WEEI's Rob Bradford dives in to the Contreras trade.

Matt Pauley and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and ponder…could the 2026 St. Louis Cardinals be more competitive than expected? Maybe, but don’t get carried away! The Cards, having only moved Sonny Gray so far, still have lots of work to do before Opening Day. Dani Wexelman, reporter for MLB Network and SNY TV, joins the show to give her thoughts on the signing of Dustin May and remainder of the offseason.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that Mizzou QB Beau Pribula has entered the transfer portal. The guys also speak on today’s Cardinals press conference where President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom introduced new pitcher Dustin May to the St. Louis media. Guests include Sam Dykstra, minor league reporter for MLB Pipeline; and Mike Kelly, the radio voice of the Missouri Tigers.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and discuss why it may be tough to potentially lose Cardinals (i.e. Arenado, Donovan, etc) while accepting the fact it's part of the team's rebuilding plan for future success. Later, head coach for the Illinois State Redbirds Brock Spack joins the show to discuss his team in the FCS playoffs.

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Mikalsz host The Gashouse Gang and speak on Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia’s reaction to losing the Heisman Trophy to Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza. The guys also speculate who will be in the Cardinals starting rotation next season and how soon Liam Doyle and Quinn Mathews will be big league ready.

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey are joined by Rob Bradford, host of the podcast "Baseball Isn't Boring" and Boston Red Sox writer for WEEI talking about the guy that the Cardinals are reportedly getting in Dustin May. Voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey talks about the start the Billikens have had and how good are they.

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang and is joined by Mike Claiborne and Brenden Schaeffer. The guys discuss the Cardinals’ quiet offseason so far, Michigan coach Sherrone Moore’s firing and arrest, SLU men's soccer competing in the College Cup, and the newest inductees into the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by KMOX’s Matt Pauley who is wrapping up his coverage from the final day of baseball’s Winter Meetings. While the Cardinals were largely inactive, Pauley reminds us that the trade market was silent across ALL of baseball, and that the Winter Meetings don’t exhibit as much urgency as they once did. Jerry Palm, longtime college sports writer formerly of CBS, also joins the show to discuss the latest college football headlines, which include Michigan coach Sherrone Moore being fired fired and arrested for assault!

Tom Ackerman and Chris Rongey host The Gashouse Gang and share the news that St. Louisan and KMOX alum Joe Buck has won the Ford C. Frick Award, presented annually by the Baseball Hall of Fame to a broadcaster for major contributions to baseball. Matt Pauley also joins the show live from MLB’s Winter Meetings in Orlando to share the latest hot stove news, which includes former Mets first baseman Pete Alonso signing a deal with the Orioles. Dennis Dodd, longtime college football writer formerly of CBS, also joins the show to discuss Indiana defeating No. 1 Ohio State.

Tom Ackerman, Chris Rongey, and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speak to Matt Pauley live from MLB’s Winter Meetings in Orlando to share news of recent singings across the league. All is quiet on the Cardinals’ front so far...when will they get active?

Chris Rongey and Tom Ackerman have an update from Orlando where Matt Pauley is at for the Winter Meetings. Then the voice of the Billikens Bob Ramsey joins the show to talk about yesterday's win over Central Michigan.

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and are joined by Sports Open Line host Matt Pauley to discuss the Cardinals offseason and Westwood One’s lead college football announcer Nate Gatter to preview the SEC Championship. Plus, former KSDK anchor Rene Knott joins the show in-studio to discuss the launch of his new podcast “The Rundown” which features former St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones as his first guest.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speculate what the future could hold for the St. Louis Cardinals and the rest of baseball during the offseason. The guys also speak with Sportsgrid host Craig Mish for some hot stove discussion ahead of MLB’s Winter Meetings this weekend. Plus, a conversation on a pretty banged-up Blues team who faces the Boston Bruins tonight.