High Noon

It's been a bit since we've last chatted with Bill McDermott, so it is our pleasure to welcome him back to High Noon for the first time in a few weeks to talk some soccer!

H Balzer comes to us fresh with takes and history lesssons. Check out Howard's work at gophnx.com!

The most interesting part of the next two weeks in the Cardinals season won't even be taking place on the field. We need to figure out what the Cardinals roster is going to look like next season. Is it in the Cardinals' best interest to keep Bro'Neill in Memphis or play him every single day in St. Louis? Who is going to play first for the birds next year?

On Monday's at 12:45 CT, we link up with Lindenwood to get an idea of what's going on in St. Charles. Today's guest is Kris Bertsch who makes his return to High Noon!

We have a few more Wimbledon thoughts before we link up with Lindenwood. Carlos Alcaraz has now taken home 2 of the last 4 slams at 19 and now 20 years of age. As Nadal gets set to exit the sports following next season, Alcaraz appears to be Novak Djokovic's best competition in the sport. But how long will Djok stick around? He's entering his upper 30s...

Wimbledon was 4 and half hours of fun in London yesterday, that is, if you were able to sit through it all. The Cards were back in action for the first time since the All-Star break. The Brewers have surged of late, and we should start noticing.

Jake and Justin are back in-studio alongside Nate and Cole for a little weekend preview of STL City SC! Missouri has been one of the biggest states in the union for concerts these past couple weeks.

Our timing this week has not been great for everytime we've tried to discuss the John Mozeliak interview with Martin Kilcoyne, we didn't dedicate enough time to it, so we had to squeeze it into a short segment. Welp, we did it again today! On the bright side, this is 3 days in a row of John Mozeliak receiving defense from High Noon. That has to be a record.

If you thought you were going into the weekend without some Cardinals talk, you were wrong! Mike Reeves returns to High Noon to bring some fun baseball conversation to the show.

Look. It's Friday. There was no Cardinals baseball this week. In fact, the only 2 days of the year where none of the big 4 sports are playing occurred this week. So sometimes the conversation is just going to fly all over the place! This was one of those segments.

Former Blues enforcer and now local entrepeneur Reed Low joins us live in the 590 The Fan studios to discuss the reunion between the Blues and Oskar Sundqvist and other Blues headlines.

Former Blues enforcer and now local entrepeneur Reed Low joins us live in the 590 The Fan studios to discuss some of his latest business ventures!

John Mozeliak had some very interesting comments about Oli Marmol and the distribution of blame for how poorly this baseball season has gone for the birds.

Tim Brown, not to be mistaken with the former Raiders wide receiver, has recently co-authored a book with former big leaguer Erik Kratz. The two teamed up to share some stories of the life of a backup catcher in Major League Baseball.

We're having some fun with an opening hour that FLEW by. We covered quite a bit of ground including a bunch of topics that we had no clue we were going to talk about. Apparently, an esteemed author is a listener and texter of our show.

Marcus Seidel can be heard every Wednesday in the 2:00 hour dishing out knowledge on the world of health and fitness. Today, Marcus brings an unique perspective on PEDs both in sports and recreationally. We also talk about diet & nutrition, health myths and more!

You'd be hard pressed to find a segment where this show has defended the St. Louis Cardinals during this debacle of a season... until now. Martin Kilcoyne had a sit-down with Mo which aired last night in which he asked straight-forward and candid questions. We think Mo handled it pretty well!

Anthony Di Marco is going to become a regular contributor to this radio program for hockey talk! We are pleased to have him on the show again, and we encourage you all to check out his work with the 4th Period!

Kevin Henry covers the Colorado Rockies for Fansided, and he's live on the scene in Seattle to report his experiences from the MLB All-Star Game! Kevin gives high praise to the Seattle setting, which is high praise considering Kevin's from Colorado. Kevin also shares some general baseball thoughts, as well.

The MLB All-Star Game is always a good time, but even so, there are still a laundry list of mistakes that need to be corrected. Are you pro or anti mid-game interviews with players?

Britney Spears snuck up on Victor Wembanyama from behind which resulted in quick action from his security team. Sneaking up on somebody behind is probably a bad idea if they are significant enough to have security. Let's go National League!

Today's Twitter Tuesday features stories about Shohei Ohtani--many stories about him, in fact--Juan Soto shuffling his ass, the worst announcer jinx you might ever hear in your lifetime, a mic-drop moment by an OnlyFans star, Marcus Stroman taking a shot at Keith Hernandez and more!

Nate always generates buzz with his style of radio, and the conversation surrounding the media's role in the firing of Northwestern football coach Pat Fitzgerald and how the media's groupthink is toxic for sports reporting did just the same.

Rob Rains is the main man behind STLSportsPage.com and we highly encourage you to follow his work. His is highly respected in the St. Louis sports media which is highlighted by his frequent appearances on 590 The Fan between High Noon and The Press Box.

Pat Fitzgerald's two week suspension got eliminated before the two weeks even lapsed, and now it's been escalated to a full-on firing. That seems to be a pretty quick change of heart. So what all happened between the suspension and the firing to change that? Mark Schipper joins Nate in questioning if the media might have rushed to judgment when dealing with a very serious issue before proving rumo...