B-Schaeff Daily: St. Louis Cardinals Talk, Every Day

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the Cardinals' 16-8 win over the Dodgers from Thursday night. The team walloped seven home runs as the vibes for this offense reached incredible new heights.

Brenden Schaeffer breaks down the Cardinals' 3-0 win Wednesday night over the Brewers as Matthew Liberatore displayed some gosh darn moxie in a scoreless season debut. Paul DeJong added a key insurance homer and the Milwaukee TV postgame show melted down about Brendan Donovan's base running.

Brenden Schaeffer goes live on the stream to discuss the Cardinals' 3-2 loss to the Brewers Tuesday as Jordan Montgomery had a couple of pitches get away from him to cost the Cards as the team's RISP woes returned offensively. We also had big news to break down on the show as it has been reported that Matthew Liberatore will be called up to start for the Cardinals Wednesday as the team mov...

Brenden Schaeffer discusses the all-around tremendous win by the Cardinals over the Brewers Monday, 18-1, as Jack Flaherty looked as good as we've seen him in some time, Contreras called the game. The Cards thumped a bunch of dingers and scored 10 runs in a single inning. The vibes are good, so you know it was an enjoyable live stream.

Brenden Schaeffer discusses Sunday's Cardinals win over the Red Sox as the team secured the sweep at Fenway. Now Flaherty is preparing to throw to Willson Contreras in the latter's return behind the plate Monday. How important is this outing in the team's quest to maintain some momentum?

Brenden Schaeffer discusses Saturday's Cardinals win in a live stream. Nolan Gorman beat Kenley Jansen once again in a ninth-inning rally for STL, but the understated work done by Willson Contreras and Brendan Donovan in the inning may have made all the difference.

Brenden breaks down the Cardinals' 8-6 win over the Red Sox at Fenway Park on a Youtube Live stream Friday night. Tons of topics from Friday's game included as well as general talk about the trajectory of the team -- and whether this rotation is still gonna be a problem.

Brenden Schaeffer goes live on YouTube to discuss Wednesday's 10-4 Cardinals loss to the Cubs at Wrigley. This game was a stark reminder of just how rough things have continued to be for the rotation, despite the wins this week and the catcher shift that the Cardinals have made.

Brenden went live on YouTube to discuss the Cardinals' 6-4 win over the Cubs on Tuesday. Jack Flaherty had a rocky outing but the offense and bullpen showed up to secure the Cards' first winning streak of the season.

Brenden goes on the live stream to discuss the Cardinals' 3-1 win over the Cubs on Monday while delving into the strange Willson Contreras situation from over the weekend.

Brenden Schaeffer breaks down the Cardinals' 5-4 loss to the Tigers from Friday on the live stream. More talk about whether Oli Marmol is to blame. Evaluating some of his keys moves from Friday, and more.

Brenden Schaeffer live streams the reaction to the Cardinals' incomprehensible loss to the Angels on Wednesday at Busch. The pitchforks were plentiful.

Brenden reflects on the Cardinals' 10th straight series-opening loss to begin the season in a live stream as commenters wonder what could be the spark to turn this season around for St. Louis.

Brenden takes to YouTube Live to discuss the Cardinals' 6-3 loss to the Dodgers Sunday, which capped a series sweep at Dodger Stadium. Is it time for a major shakeup to the Cardinals roster ahead of the next homestand?

Brenden discusses Saturday's 1-0 Cardinals loss to the Dodgers in a live stream. Kershaw was amazing. But this was bad timing for the Cardinals not to challenge him in his greatness. Jordan Montgomery deserved better. And we're still full steam ahead in backing Dylan Carlson as an everyday player.

Brenden breaks down Thursday's 6-0 win for the Cardinals over the Giants in SF. Paul Dejong and Alec Burleson homered as Miles Mikolas shoved on the mound for his first time of the year.

Brenden discusses the Cardinals' 7-3 loss to the Giants from Wednesday on a live stream. We also get into the nitty gritty on whether there is pressure on Oli and Mo, plus diving further into the inconsistencies Brenden sees from the team behind the Jordan Walker/Taylor Motter decision.

Brenden attempted to discuss this topic on YouTube Live Wednesday afternoon, but Spectrum Internet had other thoughts. (Never get Spectrum). Anyway, Brenden always records the audio locally on his laptop, so here's the audio from that ill-fated live stream. We will attempt another live stream after Wed game, depending on the internet.

Brenden discusses the gut-punch of a Cardinals loss from Tuesday on YouTube Live. The Cardinals overcame some of the most ugly defensive play we've seen all year from this team in order to battle back and take a late lead. But then Edman booted another grounder. And Helsley hung a slider. OUCH. Where do the Cardinals go from here?

Brenden goes live on YouTube to discuss the Cardinals' 4-0 loss to the Giants from Monday night. Are the Cardinals going through an identity crisis? What can be done to straighten it out? Enjoy the longest episode in the history of this podcast!

Brenden discusses Sunday's 7-3 win over the Mariners for the Cardinals as Nolan Gorman came up with a huge swing to back Jack Flaherty's quality start. Are we glad now that the Cards didn't trade their three-hole hitter for pitching this winter? And Paul DeJong made his return in a LOUD way! Like the podcast? Support the creator on Patreon and get access to exclusive bonus content for...

On another night that feels like several of the losses before it, the Cardinals came up just short in a number of areas against the Mariners on Saturday. Who takes the blame for this one? Or is there blame to be shared collectively? What needs to change? And how easily can it be done in April?

Brenden discusses the Cardinals loss to the Mariners Friday and whether their woes in the first game of a series this season are as problematic as they feel. We talk Matz's outing, Edman batting right-handed against a RHP, and the general concern level of the offense from this game. Oh, and Paul DeJong's imminent return. Because that will obviously get the people going.

Brenden went live on YouTube Wednesday night to discuss the Cardinals 14-5 win over Arizona, and then cut it down into today's episode episode of the podcast. A ton of great over-arching thoughts about the season to this point as we wrestle with who this Cardinals team really is.

Brenden discusses Tuesday's Cardinals loss to the D-backs. Willson Contreras has been a beacon of hope with his play in recent days. Is the Cardinals catcher still confident that the team will turn things around as a whole? And what do we make of Jordan Montgomery's outing, as well as the continued concern for the rotation at-large?