Matt Holliday, Lance Lynn, and Kyle Lohse join Jim Hayes for a Halloween edition of Serving It Up. The former St. Louis Cardinals reunite to talk World Series memories, their time playing for Tony La Russa, and what makes Shohei Ohtani the most unique player in baseball history.

The group shares never-before-told stories from the 2011 championship run, including Lance Lynn's bullpen mix-up, Kyle Lohse's legendary Tony La Russa impersonation, and Matt Holliday's hilarious memories of playing under one of baseball's most intense managers.

They also discuss how today's World Series compares to the Cardinals' 2011 run, whether MLB should keep the ghost-runner rule, and how gambling controversies could affect pro sports.

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Jim Hayes, Matt Holliday, and Lance Lynn are Serving It Up, and Kyle Gibson skips out on his birthday.

The crew debates Tony Vitello's shocking hire by the San Francisco Giants, previews the Dodgers–Blue Jays World Series, and dives into what's next for Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina as MLB's managerial carousel spins.

Jim Hayes sits down with Matt Holliday, Lance Lynn, and Kyle Gibson for a loaded episode of Serving It Up.

The panel reacts to the Mike Shildt saga, as reports surface that his fiery temperament and micromanaging style led to tension in both St. Louis and San Diego.

They reveal what they've heard from players and coaches, compare Shildt's leadership to Tony La Russa's, and debate whether he can ever change.

The crew also dives into:

⚾ The Dodgers' postseason dominance and what it means for MLB's balance

⚾ The wild number of managerial openings across baseball

⚾ Albert Pujols' name surfacing in Orioles and Angels rumors

⚾ How Chaim Bloom's Cardinals rebuild could reshape 2026

⚾ Iván Herrera's future behind the plate and the Cardinals' catching depth