High Noon

The Kansas City superfan who was robbing banks to fund his trips to Chiefs playoff games is apparently going to skip his court date! Run, Chiefsaholic, run!

Mizzou baseball is gearing up for their bragging rights game against Illinois in Sauget, and their head coach Steve Bieser joins High Noon live!

Cole got his first taste of what it's like to feel old on the radio last night as Charlie Tuna created and argued one of the silliest discussions in recent 590 history. The Cardinals are wrapping up their spring training festivities as baseball will soon be taking place inside of Busch Stadium. In case you didn't know, the Blues still exist.

The Creighton Blue Jays were sent home in suspicious fashion as the refs blew a questionable whistle late in the game to send San Diego State to the free throw line. Creighton's HC Greg McDermott gave a classy statement on the matter at the podium. Golf was good, the Blues were bad.

H Balzer of gophnx.com joins the show every Monday in the 1 o'clock hour to discuss all the latest in the NFL. Today's conversation heavily leaned on the news coming out of Baltimore as Lamar Jackson made his feelings toward the Ravens as clear as possible.

You're not going to find a radio show that is more pro-Lindenwood than High Noon! Coach Jimmy Lange calls into the program to discuss the lacrosse team and their recent trip to the Air Force Academy.

Bill McDermott was on assignment today, so we made a call to the pen! Jake Koenig made his debut on High Noon, and he crushed it! Check out his podcast, Ball Watching: a St. Louis CITY SC Podcast and follow them on Twitter @BallWatchingSTL

We have almost reached the point where the exhibitions are over and the real games are underway. OPENING DAY IS THIS WEEK CAN YOU BELIEVE IT!

Chris Russo found yet another thing to get upset about. Is he being fair? Matty Whitener has stumbled upon an identity issue that people seem to be struggling with when attempting to intelligently discuss baseball.

Marc Lillibridge is a longtime friend of the show, and he's now working in the XFL! We get Marc's first-hand thoughts on both the XFL and the NFL including some big time prospects who are now going through the pro day process.

It's almost baseball season again, so we're reconnecting with some old friends we haven't seen in a while! Since we last talked to him, Peter Appel is a part of yet another baseball podcast! The Phillies are dealing with some holes in their lineup, and Matty's not tremendously impressed with the back end of the Padres and Dodgers lineup. Where do the Cardinals stack up against the rest of the Nati...

We have somewhat of a change of scenery for this Friday edition of High Noon. We also have some breaking news from the Cardinals!

Is High Noon in or out on superhero movies? March Madness makes it's valiant return TONIGHT!

590 The Fan's beloved Andrew Knizner has been struggling in spring training :( Will the Cardinals be looking elsewhere for a backup option to spell Contreras throughout the year? Kyle Schwarber was seemingly mismanaged throughout the season in 2022, but the Phillies still won the National League anyway.

Danny Vietti is a big time Twitter Personality in the world of Major League Baseball, and he co-hosts WAKE and RAKE with former Red Sox 3rd baseman Will Middlebrooks. Danny joins the show to talk all things World Baseball Classic, Major League Baseball, Cardinals and we have breaking news regarding an injury to a basher in the NL East.

Derek Young covers Kansas State football and basketball for the rising publication On3 Sports. The Wildcats are going to be taking on Michigan State in the Sweet 16 this evening under head coach Jerome Tang. Coach Tang learned as an assistant within the Baylor basketball program, and he is now off to a great start with a program of his own. People know that Tom Izzo is incredible, but they might n...

Chris Russo and Steve Phillips had a debate on MLB Network about whether or not baseball achievements pre-integration carry the same weight in the modern day due to the players not necessarily facing the toughest competition with people of color not being involved in the game. St. Louisans may feel a certain way about this issue due to the career timeline of Stan Musial. One Cardinals pitcher is n...

Nate and Bob talk about David Perron's impact on the Blues after he received a prolonged standing ovation in his return to St. Louis Tuesday night. They argue if the Blues made the right call in signing Nick Leddy over him, and if there was actually a way Doug Armstrong could have locked him up in the offseason.

Nate and Bob chat with Memphis Grizzlies TV Bally Sports South host and reporter Rob Fischer. Rob talks about how the team was able to gain ground in the standings without Ja Morant and Morant's impact on the team. He also talks about how the Grizzlies are working with Dillon Brooks to cut back on technical fouls and how load management is damaging the NBA.

Nate and Bob react to listener texts about the World Baseball Classic final and debate whether they would rather have Paul Goldschmidt or Kyle Schwarber at the plate with the game on the line. Bob also surprises himself when he agrees with Rob Manfred on his take on pitchers participating in the WBC.

Joe Roderick joins Nate and Bob to talk about his experience attending the World Baseball Classic in Miami.

Nate and Bob share their thoughts about the 2023 World Baseball Classic Final. They discuss if MLB needs to force teams to allow the best players to participate in the event. They also debate Team USA manager Mark DeRosa's decision not to play small ball to try to manufacture runs in a winner takes all final and if FOX should have televised the game over the air instead of on FOX Sports 1.

TUESDAY SIX PACK of questions with health coach and fitness trainer Marcus Seidel 3-21-23

Nate and Bob talk about how Joel Hofer has elevated the Blues' play over the last two games. They also try to project next year's top nine forwards as they ask if Sammy Blais and Alexey Toropchenko have done enough to stick in the top nine.

Nate and Bob make the argument that many players view the World Baseball Classic as a bigger stage than the World Series and MLB should adjust and put players in the best position to contribute.