Sports Open Line

In the second hour of the show, Matt Pauley comments on the homes of many athletes, including Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, being broken into. Then Matt's weekly conversation with Kevin Wheeler. And we wrap up the week with a portion of today's Gashouse Gang episode with Bernie Miklasz.

In the first our of a Friday edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks about the Blues' win over the Sharks last night. Then, we bring on Rob Rains, of STLSportsPage.com, to talk Cardinals off-season plans and the likely returns of Nolan Arenado and Ryan Helsley trades. Plus, a big trade involving the NL Central breaks during the hour.

In a shortened edition of Sports Open Line tonight, due to Thursday Night Football between the Steelers and Browns, Matt Pauley talks on Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge both winning the MVP award unanimously, and the Blues look to snap their losing ways tonight. Hear Drew Bannister's pregame comments, and Matt interviews Katie Shields, SLU Women's Soccer Head Coach, amidst their run in the NCAA tournament.

In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he talks on another Blues loss, the availability of Jim Montgomery, and the team’s new Winter Classic sweaters. Bernie Miklasz joins the show to talk on award voting, Manager of the Year awards, and whether there is any chance Drew Bannister could be on the hot seat. In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley chats with Andrew Wagner, who covers the Brewers for. Our last guest of the show is Kevin Kalish, SLU Men’s Soccer Head Coach, ahead of the NCAA tournament. We wrap up the show with a discussion on what Major League Baseball should do about their homeless teams.

In the second and final hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley chats with Andrew Wagner, who covers the Brewers for. Our last guest of the show is Kevin Kalish, SLU Men’s Soccer Head Coach, ahead of the NCAA tournament. We wrap up the show with a discussion on what Major League Baseball should do about their homeless teams.

In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he talks on another Blues loss, the availability of Jim Montgomery, and the team’s new Winter Classic sweaters. Bernie Miklasz joins the show to talk on award voting, Manager of the Year awards, and whether there is any chance Drew Bannister could be on the hot seat.

Bernie Miklasz joins the show to talk on award voting, Manager of the Year awards, and whether there is any chance Drew Bannister is on the hot seat with Jim Montgomery’s availability. The Bernie Miklasz Report is brought to us by Seliga Heating and Cooling.

In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he dives into the 40 man roster moves the Cardinals made, and debates whether the correct players were protected. Plus, Robert Thomas is back for the Blues, hear audio from both him and Head Coach Drew Bannister ahead of the Blues’ game vs the Wild tonight. Then, the MLB Manager of the Year awards have been given out. Did the voters get them right? In the second hour of tonight’s edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley comments on the updated college football rankings. He then talks with Jay Jaffe, senior writer at Fangraphs, joins us to comment on the new MLB Hall of Fame ballot that has been released. Then, Carrington Harrison’s weekly conversation with Patrick Mahomes, following the Chiefs’ first loss of the season to the Bills.

In the second hour of tonight’s edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley comments on the updated college football rankings. He then talks with Jay Jaffe, senior writer at Fangraphs, joins us to comment on the new MLB Hall of Fame ballot that has been released. Then, Carrington Harrison’s weekly conversation with Patrick Mahomes, following the Chiefs’ first loss of the season to the Bills.

In this segment, Jay Jaffe, senior writer at Fangraphs, joins us to comment on the new MLB Hall of Fame ballot that has been released, and what the odds are for new first ballot players, as well as players who have been getting closer to induction in years past.

In the first hour of Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley, he dives into the 40 man roster moves the Cardinals made, and debates whether the correct players were protected. Plus, Robert Thomas is back for the Blues, hear audio from both him and Head Coach Drew Bannister ahead of the Blues’ game vs the Wild tonight. Then, the MLB Manager of the Year awards have been given out. Did the voters get them right?

In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the weekend in sports, ranging from the Blues, to Mizzou, to the NFL, and the Tyson-Paul fight. Guests include Jarod Hamilton, Missouri football beat writer for PowerMizzou.com, and Mike Yam, studio host for NFL Network, The CW, and Sirius XM. In the second hour tonight, hear more conversation on the Tyson-Paul fight and Netflix's coverage. Next year's MLB hall of fame ballot has been released, and Rookie of the Year awards have been given out.

In the second hour tonight, hear more conversation on the Tyson-Paul fight and Netflix's coverage. Next year's MLB hall of fame ballot has been released, and Rookie of the Year awards have been given out.

In hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley recaps the weekend in sports, ranging from the Blues, to Mizzou, to the NFL, and the Tyson-Paul fight. Guests include Jarod Hamilton, Missouri football beat writer for PowerMizzou.com, and Mike Yam, studio host for NFL Network, The CW, and Sirius XM.

We are joined by Mike Yam, studio host for NFL Network, The CW, and Sirius XM. Matt Pauley asks him about the biggest storylines from Week 11 around the National Football League.

Jarod Hamilton, Missouri football beat writer for PowerMizzou.com, joins us to break down Mizzou's 34-30 loss to South Carolina, and where the team goes from here.

In the first hour of tonight’s Friday edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley expresses his opinion on the end of last night’s Blues loss to Buffalo. Then, Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and FanSided, and he walks us through the late game decisions by the Blues. We finish hour #1 by hearing the comments of Battlehawks Head Coach Anthony Becht as the team moves on from starting QB AJ McCarron. In the second and final hour of the show, Matt Pauley previews the college football weekend, talks with Daniel Kaplan, business sports writer, on Fanduel Sports Network, formerly known as Bally, and them coming out of bankruptcy. Then KMOX’s own Kevin Wheeler and Rachel Zimmerman joins us, Kevin Wheeler talks some Cardinals baseball, and Rachel previews the Rachel Zimmerman show this weekend.

In the second and final hour of the show, Matt Pauley previews the college football weekend, talks with Daniel Kaplan, business sports writer, on Fanduel Sports Network, formerly known as Bally, and them coming out of bankruptcy. Then KMOX’s own Kevin Wheeler and Rachel Zimmerman joins us, Kevin Wheeler talks some Cardinals baseball, and Rachel previews the Rachel Zimmerman show this weekend.

In the first hour of tonight’s Friday edition of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley expresses his opinion on the end of last night’s Blues loss to Buffalo. Then, Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com and FanSided, and he walks us through the late game decisions by the Blues. We finish hour #1 by hearing the comments of Battlehawks Head Coach Anthony Becht as the team moves on from starting QB AJ McCarron.

In this segment of Sports Open Line on KMOX, Lou Korac, Blues writer for NHL.com, and he walks us through the late game decisions by the Blues and head coach Drew Bannister by taking Jordan Kyrou out of the game at the end, and settling for a point against the Sabres.