Join Tom Ackerman on "Sports on a Sunday Morning" for an action-packed episode filled with sports insights and updates! The show features Bernie Miklasz discussing the latest in sports, along with an interview with Larry Hughes II from the Saint Louis Billikens Basketball team. Tom Stillman, Chairman of the St. Louis Blues, shares insights on the team's season outlook, while Bill Muckalt, head coach of Lindenwood University's hockey team, discusses his team's recent successes. Lutz Pfannenstiel from St. Louis City SC reflects on the team's performance and future aspirations. The episode wraps up with NFL picks.

Tom Ackerman welcomes Lutz Pfannenstiel to discuss the upcoming season finale against Minnesota as St. Louis City SC prepares to close out their season. With playoff qualification out of reach, Lutz reflects on the recent weeks, including some time spent in Germany and a friendly match against the second team. Despite the challenges faced this season, he expresses optimism about the future of the organization and the opportunities for growth in the upcoming year. Lutz also shares his excitement about the US Men's National Team visiting City Park and its significance for St. Louis soccer fans.

Tom Ackerman welcomes Bill Muckalt, the head coach of Lindenwood University hockey, to discuss the team's remarkable performance against the University of Wisconsin. The Lions stunned the ninth-ranked Badgers with a historic 4-2 victory, marking the first time the program has defeated a nationally ranked opponent. Bill shares insights about the team's preparation, the mix of new faces in the roster, and the importance of maintaining a growth mindset

In this episode, Tom Ackerman welcomes Larry Hughes II, the dynamic guard for the SLU basketball team, to discuss his transition from Travis Ford's coaching to joining Josh Schertz. Larry shares his insights into Coach Schertz's detailed approach to basketball, emphasizing the importance of both offense and defense in the game. Hughes reflects on his experiences during practice, highlighting the focus on mental conditioning and teamwork. He expresses excitement about being a St. Louis native playing for SLU and the opportunity to engage with fans at Chaffetz Arena. As the team prepares for their exhibition game against Rockhurst, Larry discusses the team's goals for the season, aiming for a successful campaign in the Atlantic 10 and beyond.

On this episode of Sports on a Sunday Morning, Bernie Miklasz and Tom Ackerman discuss the upcoming KMOX Sports live stream featuring a panel of analysts. They reflect on October baseball, highlighting the success of former Cardinals like Lane Thomas and Luke Weaver. The duo previews the NLCS, emphasizing Jack Flaherty's role for the Dodgers and the potential Yankees vs. Dodgers matchup's impact on baseball's popularity. The conversation shifts to college football, addressing Missouri's scheduling concerns and Luther Burton's injury. They wrap up with a look at recent games and upcoming KMOX content, including interviews with Larry Hughes and Bill Armstrong.

In this episode, host Tom Ackerman welcomes a stellar lineup of guests to discuss a variety of sports topics. First up is Bernie Miklasz, who shares insights on Mizzou's season performance and its impact on the community. The conversation shifts to the St. Louis Cardinals, featuring John Mozeliak discussing the team's strategy and future plans. Bob Ramsey joins to provide updates on SLU basketball and its prospects for the upcoming season. Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, discusses the team's preparations and the city’s exciting future with NCAA championships on the horizon. Marc Schreiber highlights the role of the St. Louis Sports Commission in securing major events, while Lutz Pfannenstiel outlines STL City SC's recent player changes and goals for the next season.

Tom Ackerman talks with Chris Zimmerman, CEO of the St. Louis Blues, about the team's upcoming season and the exciting events on the horizon for St. Louis. Zimmerman highlights the city's hosting of multiple NCAA championships, including the Frozen Four in 2025, men's basketball in 2026, and wrestling in 2027, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and teamwork in securing these prestigious events. He also shares his support for legalizing sports betting in Missouri, citing its potential benefits for education. The Blues are gearing up to open their season on October 8 against the Seattle Kraken, with high expectations for their young talent. Additionally, Zimmerman confirms the continuation of their partnership with Bally Sports for broadcasts.

Tom Ackerman sits down with Bob Ramsey to discuss the upcoming SLU Billikens basketball season. They highlight key dates and address recent injuries, including Robbie Avila’s lateral ankle sprain, with an expected recovery time of 2-3 weeks. The discussion emphasizes Avila's critical role in the offense and the promising potential of new players like Isaiah Swope and Josiah Dotzler. They also delve into the women's team, led by coach Rebecca Tillett, focusing on the integration of new international players and the development of young talent like Peyton Kennedy and Rita Nazario. Both teams are generating excitement as the new season approaches, with tickets now available.

Tom Ackerman talks to Lutz Pfannenstiel about STL City SC’s impressive 3-0 win over Houston Dynamo in their final home game of the season. Despite not making the playoffs, the team enjoyed strong crowd support, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of championship matches at CITYPARK. Lutz emphasizes the team's consistent philosophy and strategic adjustments, highlighting the balance between pressing and creative play. He also discusses recent player transactions, including the departure of six players and the arrival of six new ones, driven by performance and injuries. Looking ahead, Lutz aims to finalize player contracts, with nine players secured and nine potentially leaving as the club seeks to improve. STL City SC will play Minnesota United in their next match on October 19.

Tom Ackerman talks to Marc Schreiber, the newly appointed President of the St. Louis Sports Commission, about his vision for bringing major sports events to the city. Schreiber highlights the ongoing improvements at the Dome at America’s Center, including new turf and lighting installations, which position St. Louis as a prime candidate for hosting Mizzou and Illinois football games. He also discusses the return of the NCAA Wrestling Championships to the Enterprise Center in 2027, which is expected to attract 17,000 fans over three sessions. Schreiber emphasizes the role of relationship-building and facility upgrades in securing these events and reflects on the success of the annual Museum Awards featuring sports icons like Bob Costas and Larry Fitzgerald.

Tom Ackerman opens the show with Bernie Miklasz to discuss Mizzou's surprising loss to Texas A&M. Bernie analyzes Mizzou's struggles on both sides of the ball, despite having a bye week to prepare. They also delve into the Cardinals' offseason decisions, including Turner Ward's dismissal and Heim Bloom's new role. John Mozeliak joins later to share insights on upcoming moves for the Cardinals.