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ICYMI, #stlcards recap and look ahead, my Arizona Fall League reactions and much more in this week's podcast. Listen in! https://t.co/NEjOMiVwD7
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 17, 2019
Holla! Mrdanielowens is the winner of two Cardinals Museum passes. Thank you for listening!
Shildt, Yadi, Knizner, Gorman, top prospects and much more. Listen in! https://t.co/dFPSX5Ekgs
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 13, 2019
In this week's podcast, we go into the #stlcards Rule 5 roster decisions as well as a few not made, including one that has some fans upset, the minor league contraction proposal and more. Listen in! https://t.co/LHXpxK5frj
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) November 21, 2019
Hall of Fame – Simmons, Hernandez, ballot selection – minors contraction impact to people and communities and more. Listen in! https://t.co/FB7TYGL53L
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) December 11, 2019
Among this week's podcast topics is the potential impact on other #stlcards lefties with the recent additions of Kim and Kaminsky. Listen in! https://t.co/D6YAFkEAX0
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) December 18, 2019
Open the New Year with our weekly #stlcards podcast. Stories of the Year for last and this, top five prospects, catching and third base hierarchy questions, Instructional Camp starting in a few days and much more! https://t.co/9QUSaHXQds
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) January 1, 2020
In this week's podcast, what is #stlcards Instructional Camp, who is in Jupiter now and why, how does the catching position line up with Tuesday's signing of Oscar Hernandez, a breakdown of the 2020 staffing changes in player development and more. Listen in! https://t.co/XU8VcfPWdF
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) January 8, 2020
You should know the drill by now. Every Wednesday, @DannyMacTV and I talk about #stlcards minor league happenings. Check out this week's podcast at https://t.co/TgALr3fVKt. Who is new, who might be in line to be traded and why and much more! https://t.co/v90GQkx4Cf
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) January 15, 2020
Listen in for my quick-hit impressions from 20 speakers at #stlcards Winter Warm-Up. https://t.co/cZLA3t9EjU
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) January 22, 2020
Brian, I liked the audio quality on this week’s chat! I also appreciate that you take the time to share your insights for the broader audience of Cards fans, who could use a dose of the good sense that you bring to the conversations.
Thanks, but the people who need common sense the most likely won’t listen, anyway.
The quality was better because I was using Dan’s professional equipment, not my cell phone. Unfortunately, he and I are not often in the same place at the same time.
Which outfielders may get the most playing time this spring and why? Could more than LF be open? How will 12-13 starting pitchers get their work in? Who from Ponce, Gomber, Reyes and Woodford could surprise? And much more is discussed this week. Listen in! https://t.co/XvpD1Tqtqx
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) February 5, 2020
Along with #stlcards prospect talk, news of the day includes Astros cheating, post-season expansion proposal, PECOTA projections and more! https://t.co/zcnvUu1LTD
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) February 12, 2020
I am not going to post these every week, but for those interested, Mo will be interviewed each Monday from now through the end of the season.
The Brian Walton interviews are my favorite “Scoops” but the Mo pieces are also pretty good. I have also enjoyed the Derek Goold spots as he’s better in short pieces than the long “BPIB” podcasts.
stlcard25, the check is in the mail. I find it is always better to listen to Mo than read what others think he says. I agree with you on the latter point, too. BPIBs are too much for my patience level, but to each his own…
I agree with you on the latter point, too. BPIBs are too much for my patience level, but to each his own…
I listen while I’m out hiking sometimes and Goold is solid, but a few of the “others” are what make it drag on for me.
I had to stop following Goold on twitter. 75% of his tweets are about comics, movies, star wars, star trek, marvel super heroes, etc….in other words the twitter feed of a 12 year old. I have gotten the impression that baseball isn’t his passion it just pays the bills. When he does finally get around to talking baseball he can be rather condescending with the fans in his chats.
I was tempted to talk about The Cardinal Nation's top 11 prospects, all of whom are in #stlcards camp, but we used the rest of the time to discuss other topics of the day, including rules cheats, rules changes, female coaches and more. Listen in every Wednesday! https://t.co/DAS0eW4I3H
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) February 19, 2020
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