Gashouse Gang

Chris Rongey and Nate Gatter host The Gashouse Gang and recap the Cardinals’ catastrophic collapse vs the Arizona Diamondbacks, losing a game they were initially up 7-0. Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins the show to discuss the loss and series ahead vs the Angels.

Listen to The Gashouse Gang on KMOX 104.1 FM, 1120 AM, and the Audacy app weekdays from 12-1PM CT. Watch the livestream on the KMOX Sports YouTube, Facebook, and X pages. St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins the show every Tuesday!

Chris Rongey hosts The Gashouse Gang and speaks with Cardinals pre/postgame radio host Matt Pauley as the Cardinals embark on the second half of the season beginning tonight in Arizona. David Eckstein, former Cardinals shortstop and 2006 World Series MVP, joins the show to discuss his fun experience working as a Busch Stadium usher and the 20 year anniversary of the ’06 World Series. Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne also joins the show to give his insight into other National League Wild Card contenders.

Listen to The Gashouse Gang on KMOX 104.1 FM, 1120 AM, and the Audacy app weekdays from 12-1PM CT. Watch the livestream on the KMOX Sports YouTube, Facebook, and X pages. St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins the show every Tuesday!

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz host The Gashouse Gang and speak with Jim Duquette, co-host of The Power Alley on MLB Network Radio with Mike Ferrin and former New York Mets General Manager. The guys discuss the Cardinals’ standing at the All Star break, their strength of schedule in the latter half of the season, the injury bug that has hit the Brewers, and the Cardinals' draft picks.

Listen to The Gashouse Gang on KMOX 104.1 FM, 1120 AM, and the Audacy app weekdays from 12-1PM CT. Watch the livestream on the KMOX Sports YouTube, Facebook, and X pages. St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol joins the show every Tuesday!

Bernie Miklasz and Chris Rongey recap the MLB All-Star Game, discuss Jordan Walker's national breakout after the Home Run Derby, react to Phillies fans booing him, debate Barstool's criticism of the Cardinals, and explain why all the attention is a sign St. Louis baseball is relevant again.

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz react to Jordan Walker's unforgettable Home Run Derby championship, discussing how his national breakout could change both his career and the Cardinals' future. They break down Walker's remarkable turnaround from last season, why the Derby felt like a true star-making moment, and how his emergence gives St. Louis a new face of the franchise alongside J.J. Weatherholt.

Josh Jacobs joins the show to discuss whether the Cardinals should pursue a long-term extension with Walker, comparing his value and risk to Weatherholt's eight-year deal while examining what a potential contract could realistically cost. The conversation also dives into the Cardinals' No. 1-ranked 2026 MLB Draft class, the organization's improving player development pipeline, top pitching prospects, and why the club is building toward sustained contention over the next several seasons.