Gashouse Gang – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In Episode 27 of Gashouse Gang, Tom Ackerman and Matt Pauley explore the Cardinals landing the 5th pick in the MLB Draft and discuss the team’s options. They analyze Roki Sasaki's performance in Japan, provide updates on Nolan Arenado's health and trade rumors, and preview the upcoming Braggin' Rights game in Missouri. The duo also dives into the Saint Louis Billikens roster and how they’re shaping up for the season. Plus, Blues updates and more! Don’t miss this insightful episode live from the Winter Meetings in Dallas.

In Episode 26 of Gashouse Gang, hosts Tom Ackerman, Kevin Wheeler, and Matt Pauley discuss the Cardinals' potential trade of Nolan Arenado, lineup construction for 2025, and Willson Contreras’ possible move to first base. They also highlight the potential of young players like Nolan Gorman, Jordan Walker, and Brendan Donovan. The episode wraps with a breakdown of the upcoming 12-team College Football Playoff and ideas for a better seeding system.

this episode of The Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz break down the latest from the Winter Meetings. They dive into the ongoing conversation surrounding Nolan Arenado's future and potential Boston trade rumors. The duo also discuss how the high price of starting pitchers could play into the Cardinals' strategy for securing long-term help. Plus, they touch on the Cardinals' excitement about having the #5 pick in the MLB Draft and highlight Jordan Montgomery’s pivotal role in the Blues’ remarkable turnaround.

In this episode, Tom Ackerman and Kevin Wheeler are joined by Derrick Goold, a renowned baseball writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (STLtoday.com), to discuss the Cardinals' roster and prospect development. They delve into the struggles of Dylan Carlson and Nolan Gorman, the potential trade of Nolan Arenado, and Jordan Walker's future. The crew also previews the Baseball Writers' Dinner, honoring Ozzie Smith, Ryan Helsley, and others, as well as sharing college football picks, with Kevin predicting an upset over Notre Dame. The crew also covers the Cardinals’ trade potential, particularly involving Nolan Arenado, and the need for the team to balance development with maintaining a competitive roster. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Baseball Writers' Association Dinner, set to honor figures like Ozzie Smith, Bob Kendrick, and Ryan Helsley, highlighting its importance in celebrating St. Louis baseball history and supporting future journalists. The episode wraps up with a discussion of the significance of the event and its role in the future of the baseball community. Dylan Carlson’s development struggles at the major league level and the challenges with his lack of power and bat speed improvements. The Cardinals' tendency to rush young prospects, contrasting with teams like the Brewers who focus on long-term development. The upcoming BBWAA dinner in St. Louis, celebrating honorees like Ozzie Smith, Bob Kendrick, and Ryan Helsley. The future of Nolan Arenado and the tough trade decisions ahead for the Cards, especially regarding roster and playing time. The development of young players like Lars Nootbaar and the need for better integration and support for players transitioning to the majors.

In Gashouse Gang Episode 30, Bernie Miklasz, Kevin Wheeler, Matt Pauley, and Tom Ackerman discuss the NL Central division and the moves made by the Cubs, Brewers, Reds, and Pirates to improve their teams. They dive into the Brewers' trade of Devin Williams and compare it to the potential impact of trading Ryan Helsley for the Cardinals. The crew also explores the possibility of the Houston Astros trading for Nolan Arenado and how that could be a good fit for both sides. Finally, they take a closer look at the Cardinals' farm system, featuring prospects like Quinn Mathews, JJ Wetherholt, and Thomas Saggese, and share excitement over the new coordinators and instructors joining the minor league system.

Bernie Miklasz and Kevin Wheeler dive into the trade value and long-term outlook of Nolan Arenado vs. Alex Bregman, the Devin Williams trade’s ripple effect on the reliever market, and the rising competitiveness of the NL Central. They also analyze Oli Marmol’s chances of remaining Cardinals manager beyond 2025, his player development approach, and the balance between a manager’s impact and the team’s talent.

In this episode of Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Matt Pauley pay tribute to Bill Greenblatt, the iconic Cardinals photographer, following his passing. They discuss Major League Baseball's ongoing efforts to address pitching injuries and trends in pitcher usage, focusing on the importance of developing young talent with proper training and conditioning. The conversation then shifts to the St. Louis Blues, exploring team dynamics under new coach Jim Montgomery. Finally, Kevin Wheeler advocates for cutting down on college football bowl games, arguing that reducing the number of postseason matchups would help alleviate the challenges posed by the transfer portal and player opt-outs.

In Episode 33 of Gashouse Gang, Kevin Wheeler and Bernie Miklasz delve into the latest developments surrounding Nolan Arenado’s future with the St. Louis Cardinals. They explore the factors Arenado is prioritizing in a potential trade, including location, contention status, and roster fit, and analyze why he has reportedly rejected a trade to the Houston Astros. They also discuss the significant payroll relief the Cardinals could gain by trading Arenado, and how this impacts their offseason strategy. They break down the type of trade return the Cardinals might expect and compare it to similar high-profile player trades. Finally, the episode considers how Arenado would fit into the Cardinals' lineup if he stays and the challenges of prioritizing a youth movement with his presence

In Episode 35 of GasHouse Gang, Tom Ackerman, Matt Pauley, and Bernie Miklasz discuss Paul Goldschmidt’s move to the Yankees and its potential impact on Nolan Arenado’s future. The panel also dives into the Cardinals’ recent minor league coaching hires, including Ryan Barba as Minor League Field Coordinator, Jose Leger as Assistant Minor League Field Coordinator/Baserunning Coordinator, Austin Meine as Minor League Pitching Coordinator, and Ethan Goforth as Minor League Catching Coordinator. They express optimism about Brant Brown as the new hitting coach and outline what success looks like for the 2025 Cardinals. Additionally, the panel explores how the team’s offensive struggles in 2022 might naturally correct in the upcoming season.