
The nightly program has been a fixture on KMOX for many years and features a variety of hosts.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 501 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Matt Pauley has a jam-packed edition of Sports Open Line, and in the first hour, he is joined by KMOX's own Kevin Wheeler to recap today's Cardinals win over the Athletics, as well as Francisco X. Rivera, broadcaster for MLS on Apple TV, who was on t... more
Right off the top of the second hour, Matt Pauley talks with St. Louis Battlehawks cornerback and St. Louis native Daniel Isom, and then we shift over to the PGA Championship, as KMOX Golf editor Dan Reardon joins the show! We wrap it up with our wee... more
Matt Pauley has a jam-packed edition of Sports Open Line, and in the first hour, he is joined by KMOX's own Kevin Wheeler to recap today's Cardinals win over the Athletics, as well as Francisco X. Rivera, broadcaster for MLS on Apple TV, who was on t... more
In the first hour of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley is joined by Bernie Miklasz, KMOX Sports Contributor and columnist for STL Sports Central! We are also joined by Maury Brown, senior contributor for Forbes covering sports business to kick off the se... more
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I’ve been listening to Kevin Wheeler for close to a decade. I really enjoyed his work at 101ESPN, and I was thrilled to see him catch back on with a local station earlier last year. Whenever one of his shows is available in Podcast form, I listen. Sharpest, most level-headed baseball mind out there.
Zero stars
If Hrabe is not talking baseball, look out. The lack of hockey knowledge immediately stands out, you can tell when someone doesn't care about hockey and only likes the most boring sport on earth baseball.
This is a great recap of those shows, and as an out of town listener, I appreciate the chance to hear the news, interviews and recently the past season recaps. Especially needed in this time w/o games!
Glad I do not have to live in Saint Louis for stuff like this
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of the latest happenings in sports, featuring in-depth discussions about major leagues, teams, and standout players. A distinct highlight is the frequent coverage of Major League Baseball and collegiate basketball, particularly insights into the St. Louis Cardinals and Billikens. Episodes often include live reports from team training camps and interviews with key figures in the sports community, providing listeners with valuable analysis and a deeper understanding of player dynamics, strategies, and ongoing matches. The format blends expert opinions with listener interaction, making it a comprehensive source for sports enthusiasts looking to stay updated and informed about their favorite teams and... more
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Sports Open Line launched 12 years ago and published 501 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Sports Open Line include:
1. Steven McBride
2. Sam Levitt
3. Ryan Sanborn
4. Ramiz Ahmed
5. Jenni Bahr
6. Mark Rogondino
7. Jarveon Howard
8. Rob Rains
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