High Noon

590 The Fan alumna and current Bally Sports South Hurricanes host and reporter Hanna Yates returns to the airwaves with Nate and Bob to preview Thursday night's game. Hanna talks about the impact Brent Burns has made as well as contrasting the styles between the Canes and Blues.

Reed Low previews Thursday night's matchup against Carolina. He says the team's inconsistency comes from a lack of leadership as he questions if there are issues in the locker room. He also calls out Colton Parayko for not playing harder and with a chip on his shoulder.

Harry Schroeder of Valley Sports Insider and bustingbrackets.com joins the show to talk college basketball. Harry takes a look at the OVC and contrasts SIUC and Drake as he picks them as two of the front runners to win the MVC. Harry also offers up his thoughts on the Billikens having taken in their contest Wednesday night against Tennessee State.

Former Blues enforcer Reed Low joins Nate and Bob in studio. Reed, Nate, and Bob discuss Pat Maroon's response to Bruins broadcaster Jack Edwards chirping him about his weight. Reed talks about how society needs to toughen up and understand the difference between a joke and an insult. They also talk about how elite Billikens point guard Yuri Collins is after his 20-assist performance.

Nate and Bob debate whether the Cardinals will be fine with Tommy Edman as their starting shortstop in 2023. Bob thnks the Cardinals will be just fine with Edman at a position that saw the likes of Mark Belanger, and Rafael Belliard starting for contenders.

Aaron Ladd of NBC 41 in Kansas City and arrowheadpride.com joins the show to talk about Mizzou basketball's win over Wichita State and the Chiefs preparing for a Super Bowl rematch against the Bengals.

Ky McKeon of the Three Man Weave podcast and the Action Network joins Nate and Bob to talk college basketball. Ky talks about why he thinks the hype around Mizzou's undefeated start is legit, and looks into UNC's dramatic fall in the rankings.

Nate and Bob ask what it will take and when will Sincere Parker find his stride. Nate also questions if Louisville could come calling for Travis Ford.

Nate and Bob chat with former NHL referee and Hot Mic host Tim Peel. Tim explains why he wasn't upset with how the Blues played on Monday. He also tells some classic stories about officiating at less than 100% including the phantom penalty he called on Paul Kariya

Nate and Bob offer up their initial thoughts on SLU facing Tennessee State. Nate then complains about the USMNT not generating enough offense against Iran Tuesday.

Nate and Bob discuss Monday night's game between the Colts and Steelers. Nate is flabbergasted by how the Colts and Matt Ryan let so much time off the clock and didn't use timeouts sooner. Nate also points to the game as a sign of how you can never count the Steelers out. Nate then wonders if the Buffalo Bills are showing some cracks after a scare against the Lions on Thanksgiving.

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Nate and Bob throw out their ideal targets for the Cardinals in the offseason. They debate if there's any merit to bringing in Cody Bellinger on a one-year deal.

Nate and Bob take a look at what went wrong for the Blues Monday night, and pound their heads trying to think of if there are any easy fixes with the current roster.

Nate and Bob chat with Dallas Stars television host Brian Rea as they preview Monday night's matchup between the St. Louis Blues and the Dallas Stars.

Nate and Bob chat with Howard Balzer to recap week 12's NFL action.

Nate and Bob debate who should be the #4 team in the College Football Playoff. They weigh the cases of Ohio State and USC while throwing cold water on Alabama. They also examine the impact of expanding the CFP and further consolidation and growth of power conferences. They then preview the Blues/Stars matchup Monday night.

Nate and Bob discuss the Billikens' loss at Auburn. They also talk about Brady Cook's career day for Mizzou and just how the transfer portal will impact the Tigers.

With Cole out for Thanksgiving and Bob out for SLU, it's Nate and David Solomon making their NFL picks for the Thanksgiving Day games. David tries to convince Nate that the under is the route to go for Bills/Lions. Nate also expresses optimism for taking the Money Line for the Patriots on the Thursday night matchup.

Nate and Bob react to Albert Pujols being named NL Comeback Player of the Year. They also weigh in on Eli Drinkwitz's carefully measured comments about the transfer portal and how it's important to think carefully before speaking too much in favor or against it.

Reed Low joins Nate and Bob to preview the Blues' matchup in Buffalo. Reed bashes the reverse retro sweaters as he thinks it's a travesty NHL teams have 5-6 different sweaters. He also points out what can make Buffalo a challenging opponent after snapping its own eight-game losing streak.

Nate and Bob pay tribute to Cole who is off for his first Thanksgiving since starting at 590 The Fan. They also discuss Cards free agents as Bob is adamantly against signing Dansby Swanson. Bob admits that Alejandro Kirk would be his choice at catcher as well.

Twitter Tuesdays has solidified itself as a mainstay on Tuesday shows. Today's Twitter Tuesday features tweets celebrating the Blues, Lane Kiffin going to war with Mississippi media, John Tortorella being John Tortorella and more!

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