High Noon

The Miami Heat have double momentum now in a tied series in the NBA Finals! They just won the previous game, and they're traveling back home. If you thought the NBA regular season didn't matter before, could you imagine if the 8-seed won the championship?

Jason Coomer stops by the show to give us an update on what's going to be new with Lindenwood athletics come the fall.

If you're complaining about the how the Cardinals kicked off the month of June, join the club.

Are any of us surprised that the conversation has turned into gambling with Nate and Matt Whitener? The answer is no.

Brownie joins the show for the second time this season! The Pirates look quite different from what they looked like the first time he was on the air with us. Can we come up with a good compilation for Andrew McCutchen's return to Pittsburgh this season?

The radio week started first thing Monday morning with Cam Janssen complaining about Matt Whitener's tardiness for a golf outing on Saturday. Matt is finally on the air to explain himself! Nate bids adieu to St. Louis almost 7 months prematurely. What are some of the headlines from Nate's future homeland? Get ready for gators, Nater.

We blew through our favorite segment of the week yesteday, so we get to it today! Chris "Mad Dog" Russo made his regular appearance on ESPN's First Take on Wednesday, and we found out what he was mad about!

The University of Kentucky decided to not prepare for their college baseball team to be really good this year. We kick around a bunch of TV shows that we've been checking out!

Mark Zinno wears many hats. He is a contributor for ESPN radio as well as a regular on 92.9 The Game in Atlanta, a sports betting analyst for numerous broadcasting entities and he's even a vet. Check out his podcast Hazard Ground where he chats with other vets to tell some stories from their time in the military.

How about a little Cardinals talk for your Thursday afternoon? We at High Noon hereby demand a couple of roster moves from the birds!

Joe Davis joins us for our Roundtable Thursdays. Nate stepped into the studio with a fresh haircut, and he reveals a hidden gem in the STL haircut market. The NBA Finals are here! Game 1 is taking place tonight in the Mile High City. If we could draft one NBA player right here right now to start our franchise, who would it be?

Marcus Seidel of 2.0 Training Systems brings Dom Tripi in-studio. We're continuing our Wednesday tradition while sampling a new segment name. NBA conversation drives the final segment of the show now that the Finals are set. We have a hot taker in the house!

Marcus Seidel of 2.0 Training Systems brings Dom Tripi in-studio. We're continuing our Wednesday tradition while sampling a new segment name. We'll see how it goes.

Nationals pitcher, and former NL Central foe with the Pirates and the Cubs, Trevor Williams was one of the voices to condemn the Dodgers for their involvement with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence during their pride night at Dodger Stadium. Trevor put out a thorough message via Twitter iullustrating his issues with the decision making, and Nate suspects that others will join him.

It's another weird weekly schedule for H! Last week he joined us on Thursday due to a conflict. This week he joins us on Wednesday because of Memorial Day. Will he join us in his regular Monday slot next week? Stay tuned...

Taylor Swift is doing an NFL stadium tour which featured a big-name guest in the crowd at Metlife Stadium. Alex Rodriguez joined Adam Schein's radio show to discuss the 2004 ALCS which everyone is now remembering due to the Celtics vs Heat Eastern Conference Finals.

If the Cardinals are going to bring birthday boy Shane Bieber to town to join this somewhat-hot pitching staff, you're not going to be able to just give up your garbage for an All-Star caliber arm. The 9th inning continues to give the Cardinals trouble on the mound regardless of who the pitcher is. Kip Wells was AWFUL in a Cardinal uniform, and Edgar Renteria broke Nate's heart.

Today's Twitter Tuesday includes a positive update on Jordan Walker, a fun potential Super Bowl matchup, a former NFL player calling out his former coach, George Karl being fun on Twitter, Chris Rose being boring on Twitter and a whole lot of pain for Oakland A's fans.

The stage for the Stanley Cup Finals is set! Vegas and Florida will be getting things underway on Saturday, and the multi-talented Kasey Hudson is here to help us discuss it!

The Miami Heat escaped death in high fashion as they absolutely man-handled the Boston Celtics in the TD Garden last night. Jayson Tatum was limited due to injury, but his scoring really fell short last night which is not necessarily new in the playoffs. Jaylen Brown is due for a huge pay day. Are the Celtics going to be able to keep the band together? Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal had some...

Remember Michael Mayers and his iconic debut against the Dodgers however many years ago? Yeah, that guy. He had the Cardinals in HELL on Monday. Rex Hudler is a former Cardinal, and he currently works for Bally Sports Kansas City on the Royals broadcast team. There's no better time to chat with Rex, and he brings us some fantastic story.

Cardinals fans don't have a whole lot of positives to say about the state of Ohio after a 4-game series in Cincinnati led to a disappointing split which was followed by a series loss in Cleveland featuring a Helsley implosion. Do you like run-on sentences? Me too.

Sometimes the conversation just keeps on rolling. This is radio! The conversation starts with some basketball and goes around and around and around the sports world.

The interview heard 'round the city caught a lot of people's attention. The man himself, King Kevin Slaten, joins us live to give his take on the tenor of BD3 during the interview and the feedback he has received.

We have a new record holder for the most listened-to podcast segment in the history of our show. Kevin Slaten's interview with Bill DeWitt III that we aired on yesterday's show has spread like wildfire! The Cardinals pitching staff woes are not just a recent phenomenon. In fact, they can actually be traced to the early 2000s.