Brenden Schaeffer discusses the topics of the day in Cardinals baseball, MLB and the sports world at-large.
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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the topics of the day in Cardinals baseball, MLB and the sports world at-large.
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Hear from Alex Reyes and Mike Shildt from Friday's Cardinals camp as Brenden Schaeffer breaks down some of the relevant tidbits from the day in Jupiter.
Brenden Schaeffer offers some impressions and conversations related to several Cardinals prospects--Carlson, Gorman, Luken Baker--after seeing their batting practice Thursday at Cardinals spring camp. He also breaks down the Cardinals signing of utility man Brad Miller.
Brenden Schaeffer sounds off on the reported proposal being considered by MLB that would shift the postseason to include 14 teams. He gets a little animated about it.
Brenden Schaeffer breaks down the NL Central PECOTA projections for the 2020 season, and describes why he thinks the metrics miss the mark when it comes to the Cardinals.
Brenden Schaeffer looks ahead at the Cardinals MLB bench for when the regular season begins. Would the 26th man represent an opportunity for Andrew Knizner?
Brenden Schaeffer names his all-time Cardinals lineup, batting order, bench, starting rotation and bullpen in the final episode of the final week before spring training.
Brenden Schaeffer dives into a new crop of questions from Cardinals Twitter.
Brenden Schaeffer reacts to the Mookie Betts deal between the Red Sox and Dodgers, while offering his thoughts on why the Cardinals didn't make a run at the former AL MVP outfielder.
There are many factors that will help decide who is in the Cardinals lineup--and in which spots in the order. Brenden Schaeffer runs through a variety of possibilities before offering his guess as to what Mike Shildt will do on opening day, and then offering his own opinion on what his ideal lineup would be for the team.
Brenden Schaeffer breaks down what the St. Louis Cardinals bullpen might look like in 2020, while considering how Carlos Martinez's fate this spring could impact the possibilities.