
101 ESPN's Brandon Kiley & Tanner Hendrickson break down the latest news and notes on the St. Louis Cardinals. Join the guys weekly for their takes on the Redbirds.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNews | |||

What does it take to build a Cardinals team that can win in October?
On this episode of the Redbird Report, BK and T-Bone break down the lessons St. Louis should be learning from this postseason. From the importance of swing-and-miss pitching to bui... more
The Cardinals have officially entered the offseason, and the big question is how aggressive Chaim Bloom should be in trying to move this rebuild forward.
BK and T-Bone debate whether St. Louis should consider swinging for the fences for a pitcher to... more
The 2026 Cardinals season is slowly coming to an end; now the focus is shifting toward 2027 and what the next version of this roster could look like.
BK and T-Bone debate whether Matthew Liberatore could actually be the Cardinals’ best option for th... more
The Cardinals’ playoff hopes are officially over, and now the focus shifts to what went wrong — and what comes next.
On this episode of the Red Bird Report, the guys break down the brutal stretch that knocked St. Louis out of contention, including t... more
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Brad is one of the most talented broadcasters to come on the scene in recent years and he continues to be a tremendous gift to St. Louis baseball fans.
That said, for this podcast, Brad could use a little help. He's having to carry the whole load by having to do all the talking and that's not when Brad shines. His interactions with others along with his insights are a match made in baseball heaven.
Brad has a lot more to do these days as his broadcast duties increase, so maybe he's simply too... more
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This show provides focused analysis on the St. Louis Cardinals, with regular hosts dissecting roster decisions, player development, and strategic moves around trades, injuries, and lineup construction. Episodes frequently weigh long-term development against immediate needs, exploring internal depth, prospect pipelines, and external acquisitions, often via data-driven discussion and scenario planning. A standout trait is the steady emphasis on building a championship-ready core from homegrown talent while balancing win-now demands, making it especially useful for teams and listeners who want practical insights into roster-building and market dynamics in baseball.
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