Gashouse Gang

Chris Rongey and Bernie Miklasz have you for this edition of The Gashouse Gang on KMOX! The guys preview tonight's Blues home opener, as well as to react to some overreactions from Blues fans. Andrew Monaco, The Voice of Texas A&M Aggies Football, joins the show to help us preview the Mizzou and Texas A&M football game this weekend.

Nate Gatter joins Chris Rongey for this episode of Gashouse Gang, as they take a look at a gaggle of Divisional Series in MLB Playoffs that could be ending later today. Milwaukee's Lance Allen joins the show to give a quick look at the Central's last chance for a World Series win this season. And we ask the big question; are Cardinals fans watching this MLB Playoffs as a way to gauge what's next for Chaim Bloom and the "rebuild"?

Are Cardinals fans even interesting in playoff baseball when their home team isn't involved?

And the Blues have now fallen off after an opening win with back-to-back losses on the road as they gear up to FINALLY play their home opener this weekend--are fans already worried about another slow start?

Tom Ackerman, Bernie Miklasz and Chris Rongey have you for another edition of The Gashouse Gang, in this episode they discuss the latest on the MLB offseason and the playoffs as the Rays go up 2-0 against the Yankees and the White Sox go up 2-0 on the Guardians. The guys also discuss college football after Mizzou leapfrogs through the rankings after dominating Florida on Saturday.

Chris Rongey and Nate Gatter have you for this edition of The Gashouse Gang on KMOX! The guys discuss Mizzou destroying #8 ranked Florida in their homecoming game, and how that was the statement win people may have been looking for from Coach Drinkwitz. We hear from Mike Claiborne and Greg Amsinger as they discuss the MLB Postseason.

Chris Rongey and Mike Claiborne host The Gashouse Gang and discuss the MLB Postseason and St. Louis Blues' season opener with Matt Pauley. Chelsea Janes, MLB Insider for SNY, also joins the show to discuss: the MLB Postseason picture, why bigger market teams flourish in the postseason, whether the Brewers can actually win it all, and if a lockout is inevitable in 2027.