Dan Caesar

2 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Dan Caesar

KFNS lives on, at least for a few extra weeks. KFNS (590 AM), once a St. Louis radio power in the sports-talk format, has been a shell of its former self since dropping local programming last summer in a cost-slashing move. It has been airing national sports shows in the interim as owner Dave Zobrist has been looking for a buyer.

3 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Dan Caesar

The Blues missed the NHL playoffs the last two seasons. But they are back now, albeit with a caveat that some of their fans did not miss — a late-starting weeknight game despite it being played in the Central Time Zone. The Blues are facing the Winnipeg Jets in a first-round Stanley Cup playoff series that begins Saturday in Manitoba, a game set to face off shortly after 5 p.m. But Game 3, the Blues' first home contest, is scheduled to begin at 8:30 p.m. Thursday.

3 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Dan Caesar

The Blues, in this era of heavily shifting ways sports fans choose to watch games, briefly returned to an old reliable outlet this season in an effort to compare viewership figures to what their long-established approach has yielded. For the first time in 16 seasons, they placed some of their locally produced telecasts on over-the-air television — so-called free TV at channels 4 and 32. Plus, they had those contests streamed on a service (Victory+) that did not charge to see its feed.

3 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Dan Caesar

The Blues, in this era of heavily shifting ways sports fans choose to watch games, briefly returned to an old reliable outlet this season in an effort to compare viewership figures to what their long-established approach has yielded. For the first time in 16 seasons, they placed some of their locally produced telecasts on over-the-air television — so-called free TV at channels 4 and 32. Plus, they had those contests streamed on a service (Victory+) that did not charge to see its feed.

3 weeks ago | stltoday.com | Dan Caesar

4:45am cdt. This is how it ended. Not sure how it did. Will make sure it gets in the hands of the GatorBoys for the ride home to Gainesville. CHOMP THIS ONE UP FOR THE GATORS. pic.twitter.com/tch1WGIjiL— Sean Kelley (@SeanKelleyLive) April 8, 2025Native St. Louisan Sean Kelley, the radio voice of University of Florida athletics, not only called the Gators' victory last week in the men's college basketball title game but ended up with the championship trophy in his hotel bed.