Matt Pauley has a short Sports Open Line tonight, breaking down why the Goldy-to-anyone else was set in stone since the end of the season, any updates on the Nolan Arenado question & what the Cardinals moves today--hiring multiple coaches--means for the organization going in to 2025 and beyond.

Matt Pauley dives headfirst into the future of sports in two big ways; breaking down Jeff Passan's recent look into MLB's research on pitching fatigue and how it is connected to the youth game, with Finlete's Rob Connolly on a new era of sporting contracts involving a Cardinals' prospect. And in Hour 2, Matt Pauley dives headfirst into the future of sports in two big ways; breaking down Jeff Passan's recent look into MLB's research on pitching fatigue and how it is connected to the youth game, and with Finlete's Rob Connolly on a new era of sporting contracts involving a Cardinals' prospect.

In Hour 2 of Sports Open Line Matt Pauley dives headfirst into the future of sports in two big ways; breaking down Jeff Passan's recent look into MLB's research on pitching fatigue and how it is connected to the youth game, and with Finlete's Rob Connolly on a new era of sporting contracts involving a Cardinals' prospect.

Matt Pauley is joined by Rob Connolly from Finlete to talk about the companies plan to let fans invest in players contracts as a way to generate money for the players training needs, the Cardinals prospect that fans can invest in and what this means for the future of sports & sporting contracts.

KMOX's Kevin Wheeler joins Matt Pauley for his weekly conversation about the Cardinals, but this time it's a Friday-on-a-Tuesday! Matt & Kevin dive deep into Jeff Passan's latest reaction to pitcher fatigue research, what this means for the future of baseball and how this connects to the youth game.

In Hour 1 of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley dives into the big Arenado conversation as the discussion around the move continues, he's joined by Patrick Creighton from Houston to break down whether or not a move to the Astros makes sense for Nolan, the Cardinals and/or the Astros, a quick preview of tonight's matchup as Monty shifts the lines around and looking at a big game for the Billikens hosting Wofford tomorrow night.

Patrick Creighton joins Matt Pauley on Sports Open Line from Houston to break down the potential of Nolan Arenado getting traded to the Astros and why the move doesn't make sense from multiple angles of the Astros perspective.

Matt breaks down the continued questions surrounding the Cardinals and Nolan Arenado, is joined by Saint Louis University Athletic Director Chris May to talk about the Billikens and college athletics, STL Sports Commission President Mark Schreiber to talk about an event returning to the St. Louis area, why events like this are so important to St. Louis, another big year for the Missouri Tigers and the future of the program with new Missouri Athletic Director Laird Veatch and the excitement inside the Blues organization with CEO/President Chris Zimmerman.

St. Louis Blues President & CEO of Business Operations joins Matt Pauley to talk about the excitement around Enterprise Center since the change over to Jim Montgomery.

Missouri Athletic Director Laird Veatch joined Matt Pauley to recap another successful football season for the Tigers, Dennis Gates getting off to a better start this season, where the NIL and business side of things stand for the Tigers, the importance of getting more Mizzou events in the STL-area and the feeling around Columbia after a win over #1 Kansas.

Matt Pauley and Sports Open Line are live from the Jack Buck Awards, talking about why events like this are so important to St. Louis, another big year for the Missouri Tigers and the future of the program with new Missouri Athletic Director Laird Veatch and the excitement inside the Blues organization with CEO/President Chris Zimmerman.