 In this segment of "Sports on a Sunday Morning" on KMOX, Tom Ackerman is joined by Lutz Pfannenstiel and Chris Kerber.

Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director for St. Louis City SC, provides a detailed analysis of the recent draw against the New England Revolution, discussing the team's performance and strategic adjustments made in the second half. He emphasizes the importance of building on recent results, preparing for the upcoming game against Minnesota United, and reflects on the emotional return of Henry Kessler to face his former team. Lutz also touches on the challenges of securing points on the road and the team's overall season so far.

Chris Kerber, the Play-by-Play Announcer for the St. Louis Blues, shares his excitement for the 2024-2025 hockey season, focusing on the blend of young talent and veteran experience. He discusses the internal competition driven by new player additions, the positive atmosphere at training camp, and the public's access to practices. Chris also highlights the recent induction of his longtime radio partner, Kelly Chase, into the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame, and talks about the strong communication and transparency between the Blues' front office and players.

In this segment of "Sports on a Sunday Morning" on KMOX, Tom Ackerman is joined by Lutz Pfannenstiel and Chris Kerber.
Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director for St. Louis City SC, provides a detailed analysis of the recent draw against the New England Revolution, discussing the team's performance and strategic adjustments made in the second half. He emphasizes the importance of building on recent results, preparing for the upcoming game against Minnesota United, and reflects on the emotional return of Henry Kessler to face his former team. Lutz also touches on the challenges of securing points on the road and the team's overall season so far.
Chris Kerber, the Play-by-Play Announcer for the St. Louis Blues, shares his excitement for the 2024-2025 hockey season, focusing on the blend of young talent and veteran experience. He discusses the internal competition driven by new player additions, the positive atmosphere at training camp, and the public's access to practices. Chris also highlights the recent induction of his longtime radio partner, Kelly Chase, into the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame, and talks about the strong communication and transparency between the Blues' front office and players.

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St. Louis City SC’s Recent Draw and the Blues' Upcoming Season

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Paulo Asencio - Discussed the Cardinals' pitching performance, the Hispanic Heritage Month celebration at the stadium, and upcoming events.
Oliver Marmol - Reflected on the team's recent gutsy wins, the Hall of Fame ceremony, and his mentorship experience with Tony La Russa.
Bill McDermott - Talked about the Bronze Boot game between SIUE and SLU, the significance of the event, and the performance of the SLU women's soccer team.
Dan Reardon - Discussed the Ascension Charity Classic at Norwood Hills Country Club, the weather, course conditions, and the need for more spectators.
Lutz Pfannenstiel - Discussed the recent game against the New England Revolution, the emotional return of Kessler and Parker, and the importance of the upcoming game against Minnesota United.
Chris Kerber - Talked about the upcoming hockey season, the excitement surrounding the St. Louis Blues, and the accessibility of the team's practices to the public.
John Mozeliak - Discussed the Cardinals' recent win, the significance of the Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and the need for changes within the organization.
Bernie Miklasz - Reflected on his past work with host Tom Ackerman, the changes needed in the Cardinals organization, and his new YouTube channel "The Bernie Show."

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<li>Paulo Asencio - Discussed the Cardinals' pitching performance, the Hispanic Heritage Month celebration at the stadium, and upcoming events.</li>
<li>Oliver Marmol - Reflected on the team's recent gutsy wins, the Hall of Fame ceremony, and his mentorship experience with Tony La Russa.</li>
<li>Bill McDermott - Talked about the Bronze Boot game between SIUE and SLU, the significance of the event, and the performance of the SLU women's soccer team.</li>
<li>Dan Reardon - Discussed the Ascension Charity Classic at Norwood Hills Country Club, the weather, course conditions, and the need for more spectators.</li>
<li>Lutz Pfannenstiel - Discussed the recent game against the New England Revolution, the emotional return of Kessler and Parker, and the importance of the upcoming game against Minnesota United.</li>
<li>Chris Kerber - Talked about the upcoming hockey season, the excitement surrounding the St. Louis Blues, and the accessibility of the team's practices to the public.</li>
<li>John Mozeliak - Discussed the Cardinals' recent win, the significance of the Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and the need for changes within the organization.</li>
<li>Bernie Miklasz - Reflected on his past work with host Tom Ackerman, the changes needed in the Cardinals organization, and his new YouTube channel "The Bernie Show."</li>
</ul>

Tom Covers Cardinals, Blues, & STL Soccer with STL Sports Leaders (Full Show)

Tom Ackerman and longtime colleague Bernie Miklasz reconnect on "Sports on a Sunday Morning," reminiscing about their shared history and professional journeys. Bernie praises Tom’s career growth and highlights the importance of authenticity in sports broadcasting. They dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' disappointing season, with Bernie emphasizing the need for organizational changes. Bernie also addresses critiques about his support for Oli Marmol's bullpen decisions and reflects on the current fan sentiment, noting that despite lower attendance, ticket sales remain robust. Additionally, Bernie discusses his new YouTube channel, "The Bernie Show," and his work with "Scoops with Danny Mac."

Tom Ackerman and longtime colleague Bernie Miklasz reconnect on "Sports on a Sunday Morning," reminiscing about their shared history and professional journeys. Bernie praises Tom’s career growth and highlights the importance of authenticity in sports broadcasting. They dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' disappointing season, with Bernie emphasizing the need for organizational changes. Bernie also addresses critiques about his support for Oli Marmol's bullpen decisions and reflects on the current fan sentiment, noting that despite lower attendance, ticket sales remain robust. Additionally, Bernie discusses his new YouTube channel, "The Bernie Show," and his work with "Scoops with Danny Mac."

Tom Ackerman and Bernie Miklasz Discuss Cardinals' Season and Organizational Changes

 In this segment of "Sports on a Sunday Morning" on KMOX, Tom Ackerman is joined by John Mozeliak, President of Baseball Operations for the St. Louis Cardinals. Mozeliak discusses the Cardinals' impressive 2-0 victory over the Mariners, highlighting the standout pitching performances by Gibson, Romero, Kittredge, and Helsley. He also reflects on the Hall of Fame inductions of Dave Duncan and Matt Morris, praising their significant contributions and enduring impact on the team.

Mozeliak shares his thoughts on the importance of player development and draft success for mid-market teams, and the upcoming leadership changes following Gary LaRocque’s retirement. He emphasizes the need for the team to focus on each game, aiming for a two-of-three series win to keep playoff hopes alive. Mozeliak also touches on the challenge of competing with teams like the Mets, who are on a winning streak.

In this segment of "Sports on a Sunday Morning" on KMOX, Tom Ackerman is joined by John Mozeliak, President of Baseball Operations for the St. Louis Cardinals. Mozeliak discusses the Cardinals' impressive 2-0 victory over the Mariners, highlighting the standout pitching performances by Gibson, Romero, Kittredge, and Helsley. He also reflects on the Hall of Fame inductions of Dave Duncan and Matt Morris, praising their significant contributions and enduring impact on the team.
Mozeliak shares his thoughts on the importance of player development and draft success for mid-market teams, and the upcoming leadership changes following Gary LaRocque’s retirement. He emphasizes the need for the team to focus on each game, aiming for a two-of-three series win to keep playoff hopes alive. Mozeliak also touches on the challenge of competing with teams like the Mets, who are on a winning streak.

St. Louis City SC’s Recent Draw and the Blues' Upcoming Season

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