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The Cards, the Kids, the Chaos

Ringer staffers discuss St. Louis’s recent success

By Michael Baumann, Zach Kram, Mark Titus, and Ben Lindbergh
Milwaukee Brewers v St Louis Cardinals Photo by Jeff Curry/Getty Images

Michael Baumann is joined by Zach Kram to discuss the St. Louis Cardinals, who are resurgent under new manager Mike Shildt, and their exciting rookie center fielder Harrison Bader (1:20). Then Little League World Series superfan Mark Titus joins the show to discuss the action in Williamsport (22:10) before Ben Lindbergh closes the episode with a look at how the much-discussed all-or-nothing approach to team building has affected the MLB pennant races (36:18).

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