Jim Edmonds will no longer serve as a TV analyst for St. Louis Cardinals games this upcoming season, and it sounds like some personal issues between him and the franchise played a role in the former slugger’s exit.

“It’s not fun anymore,” Edmonds said Monday on ESPN 101’s “The Morning After” regarding his exit from FanDuel Sports Network Midwest, formerly known as Bally Sports Midwest. Edmonds, 54, spent eight seasons roaming center field for the Cardinals and 12 with their broadcasting team. He is an inductee of the organization’s Hall of Fame.

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In a 40-minute radio interview Monday with 101 ESPN's "The Morning After", Jim Edmonds offered a harsh critique of the current culture surrounding the Cardinals.

Edmonds was a key member of the Cardinals' numerous playoff contenders in the early to mid 2000s and a member of the 2006 World Series champions. He finished in the top five of MV