Sports Open Line

Doug Bucshon joins Matt Pauley to talk about Illinois' game tomorrow against Michigan, and Matt dives deep into the retirement of Tony Bennett from Virginia and the NIL implications, plus Diamond Sports Group rebranding to the FanDuel Sports Network

Matt Pauley talks with Doug Buschon from Rivals about tomorrow's upcoming Illinois and Michigan game in Champaign.

Matt Pauley talks through the new deal for regional sports networks, and how it could affect the Cardinals and Blues moving into the future.

Matt Pualey breaks down the sudden retirement of Tony Bennett from the University of Virginia, and makes his case for bringing in more regulation with NIL in college sports.

First hour, Levi Weaver of The Athletic joins to talk about MLB Playoffs, and Kyle Helms come on to speak his mind on Mizzou's homecoming game against Auburn.

Levi Weaver of The Athletic talks with Matt Pauley about how the MLB Playoffs have been going, with the exciting games that have been happening all October.

Kyle Helms from ABC 17 in Columbia on tomorrow's Mizzou/Auburn Homecoming football game.

In a shortened Sports Open Line due to Thursday Night Football, Joe Pott is with you! Hear from SIUE women's head basketball coach Samantha Quigley Smith, as they prepare for the start of their season, along with Bryan Kennedy, Sports Reporter for First Alert 4. Plus, relive a legendary moment from Cardinals history that happened 19 years ago today.

In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses how last night’s Blues loss to the Wild changes how we view the opening road trip, and how we view the team as a whole. Bernie Miklasz joins us to talk a little bit about Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys, as well as some hockey. Then to add to the Blues talk, we bring Matthew DeFranks, of the St. Louis Post Dispatch on the show. In the second hour with Matt Pauley, he speaks on where the MLB might eventually be interested in adding teams whenever that time comes. Plus, the White Sox might be up for sale. Chris Wittyngham, of MLS Season Pass, joins us to talk on City's final match of the season on Saturday. Lastly, hear audio from Blues head coach Drew Bannister.

In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Chris Wittyngham, of MLS Season Pass, who will be on the call this weekend for City's final game.

In the second hour with Matt Pauley, he speaks on where the MLB might eventually be interested in adding teams whenever that time comes. Plus, the White Sox might be up for sale. Chris Wittyngham, of MLS Season Pass, joins us to talk on City's final match of the season on Saturday. Lastly, hear audio from Blues head coach Drew Bannister.

In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses how last night’s Blues loss to the Wild changes how we view the opening road trip, and how we view the team as a whole. Bernie Miklasz joins us to talk a little bit about Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys, as well as some hockey. Then to add to the Blues talk, we bring Matthew DeFranks, of the St. Louis Post Dispatch on the show.

In this segment of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley discusses some Blues hockey with St. Louis Post Dispatch beat writer Matthew DeFranks.

In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley prepares us for the St. Louis Blues' first home game vs the Minnesota Wild. Then, We welcome into the program Lance Brozdowski, Player Development Analyst for Marquee Network. Matt Pauley asks him about the current status of the Cardinals' minor league system and their player development. Plus, where will the Tampa Bay Rays play baseball after the hurricane severely damaged Tropicana Field? In the second hour on this Tuesday night, Matt goes over the three Cardinals finalists for gold gloves, and how good of a chance they each have to win. After that, Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins us to talk on the AP college basketball preseason rankings, and whether they mean anything, and which teams he likes heading into the season. Then hear Carrington Harrison's weekly interview with Patrick Mahomes.

In this segment, Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins us to talk on the AP college basketball preseason rankings, whether they mean anything, and which teams he likes heading into the season.

In the second hour on this Tuesday night, Matt goes over the three Cardinals finalists for gold gloves, and how good of a chance they each have to win. After that, Jerry Palm of CBS Sports joins us to talk on the AP college basketball preseason rankings, and whether they mean anything, and which teams he likes heading into the season. Then hear Carrington Harrison's weekly interview with Patrick Mahomes.

In the first hour of tonight's Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley prepares us for the St. Louis Blues' first home game vs the Minnesota Wild. Then, We welcome into the program Lance Brozdowski, Player Development Analyst for Marquee Network. Matt Pauley asks him about the current status of the Cardinals' minor league system and their player development. Plus, where will the Tampa Bay Rays play baseball after the hurricane severely damaged Tropicana Field?

We welcome into the program Lance Brozdowski, Player Development Analyst for Marquee Network. Matt Pauley asks him about the current status of the Cardinals' minor league system and their player development.

In the first hour of the week on Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley, recaps the weekend in sports, including Week 6 of the NFL, with Aaron Schatz, Chief Analytics Officer for FTN Fantasy, and ESPN+ Analyst. We wrap up the hour by talking about the Dodgers, Mets, Yankees, and Guardians, and what the Redbirds can takeaway from those four clubs. In hour two, Matt Pauley comments on college football, Mizzou’s win, and the Kirby Smart incident from over the weekend. Next, we welcome in Andy Strickland, of Bally Sports Midwest, to talk some Blues hockey. Then, Matt Pauley chats with Bill Muckalt, first year head coach for the Lindenwood Lions, after they split the opening two games of the season with Number 9 nationally ranked Wisconsin.

In hour two, Matt Pauley comments on college football, Mizzou’s win, and the Kirby Smart incident from over the weekend. Next, we welcome in Andy Strickland, of Bally Sports Midwest, to talk some Blues hockey. Then, Matt Pauley chats with Bill Muckalt, first year head coach for the Lindenwood Lions, after they split the opening two games of the season with Number 9 nationally ranked Wisconsin.