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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2025 · 30 MIN

Cards Hub 365: Worst Loss Of The Year? Can St. Louis Cardinals Bounce Back Vs. Royals?

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In the latest episode of Cards Hub 365, hosts Stefan Caray and Brenden Schaeffer delve into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent struggles, focusing on a particularly disheartening loss to the Kansas City Royals. Key Discussion Points: Dissecting the Defeat: The hosts analyze the factors contributing to what they describe as the "worst loss of the year," highlighting issues in both pitching and hitting that led to the team's downfall. Bullpen Concerns: A significant portion of the discussion centers on the bullpen's performance, with Caray and Schaeffer questioning the effectiveness of recent pitching strategies and decisions. Managerial Decisions: The duo scrutinizes the choices made by the coaching staff during the game, debating whether different decisions could have altered the outcome. Looking Ahead: Despite the setback, the hosts explore the team's potential to rebound in upcoming games, considering adjustments that could be made to improve performance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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