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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Brenden Schaeffer discusses Friday night's brutal loss to the Nationals for the Cardinals as Sonny Gray struggled, the pitching as a whole walked eight batters and allowed six stolen bases. Then there was Dylan.
Have the Cardinals reached the point of no return on Dylan Carlson after Friday's costly flub in the field?
Plus, there was a positive moment in the game as Paul Goldschmidt collected career hit number 2,000 in the loss. We give Goldy his flowers for that one.
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Brenden Schaeffer and Josh Jacobs are back for another episode of their podcast, Philosophical Differences, to discuss the goings on surrounding the Cardinals as the trade market heats up ahead of the MLB trade deadline.
With trade candidates flying off the board, what's the approach the Cardinals should take? We discuss names like Pete Fairbanks, Zach Eflin, Tanner Scott and others!
How do recent trades of AJ Puk to the D-backs shape the relief market? Are the Rays ready to sell after moving Arozarena? And at the end of the day, is this Cardinals team even worth adding to?
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Brenden Schaeffer discusses various news surrounding Thursday in MLB, including:
-Christian Yelich is aiming to avoid back surgery, but does his absence open the door for the Cardinals in the Central?
-Mason Miller's bizarre injury, do we believe the explanation?
-Diamondbacks trade for AJ Puk signaling they're buyers and perhaps setting a high bar for the relief pitching market? Can the Cardinals afford the relievers they need?
-Garrett Crochet reportedly has some interesting demands for any team that would trade for him.
-Dylan Cease threw a no-hitter after Mike Shildt tried to take him out early
-Oh and right at the end of the dang podcast, Randy Arozarena was traded to the Mariners so we talked a little bit about that with basically our live reaction at the very end of the episode.
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Brenden Schaeffer went on a live stream Wednesday night fielding questions and comments from viewers on what the Cardinals should look to do at the trade deadline.
Dozens of players and potential trade candidates were discussed as well as contextualizing the realism for their potential to become Cardinals -- and what it would potentially cost St. Louis to land said players.
A lot of fun was had and only some minor (major?) technical difficulties that were edited out of this version of the pod, so you're welcome!
LOL, also, yes, the recording goes from STEREO to MONO some point in the middle, sorry, that was related to the aforementioned technical difficulties. You have been warned, I truly apologize!
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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals 2-1 win over the Pirates on Tuesday in Pittsburgh as St. Louis somehow, some way got the better of Paul Skenes to hand the phenom his first-ever MLB loss.
We talk all the details of the game including bullpen management and Alec Burleson's late heroics against Skenes.
Then we get into some discussion about trade deadline approach and strategy for the Cardinals and Brenden pulls a MEGA blockbuster trade concept out of thin air toward the end of the podcast episode.
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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals 2-1 loss to the Pirates Monday at PNC Park as Andre Pallante once again is NOT performing as a number 5 starter -- he's been much better than that.
Six more innings of one-run baseball Monday should have granted Pallante a win against the Bucs, but the offense was dormant outside of a Nolan Gorman solo shot, so it didn't happen.
We also share the explanation for why the Cardinals and Oli Marmol went with John King instead of JoJo Romero to pitch the decisive eighth inning of the loss.
And who are some names that could conceivably be involved in a trade for Erick Fedde if the Cardinals decide to engage the White Sox for the veteran starter?
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Brenden Schaeffer discusses the series win for the Cardinals over the Braves this weekend in Atlanta. Did Oli Marmol make the a fine call that backfired on Saturday afternoon with Kyle Gibson and Ryan Fernandez or should he look back on the move with regret?
Plus the offense is really powering up, led by Alec Burleson's continued surge.
We go Down On The Farm to lament Tommy Edman's latest setback before speculating on a new role for Jose Fermin and highlighting a AAA starting pitcher who is making a name for himself.
Plus, a slight glimpse before a deeper dive on the show planned for Monday... are the Cardinals targeting Erick Fedde in a potential trade?
Brenden Schaeffer and former Mizzou football "superstar" D'Andre McKenzie link up for a new podcast covering Mizzou sports.
This first episode features the guys breaking down their SEC football power rankings ahead of the new season. They VERY much disagree on which SEC newcomer will have a better year between Texas and Oklahama.
Plus Jontay Porter talk after his recent guilty plea in a sports betting scheme that got him banned from the NBA.
Brenden Schaeffer doles out first-half (not half, it's been 96 games, but whatever) grades to the St. Louis Cardinals players, manager and front office!
Which Cardinals made the grade and which need to see significant improvement in their efforts down the stretch run for the Cards to get where they want to go?
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Brenden Schaeffer discusses Monday's news of Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley being replaced by Kyle Finnegan on the NL All-Star roster. We explain why it's actually very good news (no, he's not hurt).
We also discuss the worst anthem in the history of anthems at the HR Derby Monday. Bobby Witt Jr. almost won it, but at least Michael Buffer said his name all cool and stuff.
Plus, a thought on the surprising team that has already announced itself as a buyer with an interesting trade that could shed light on what it could cost to land helpful relievers at the deadline.
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