The Bernie Show

NFL.com lead draft writer Eric Edholm joins Bernie to preview next week's draft. Eric talks about where he expects the top quarterbacks to land, and he turns his attention to how Mizzou's prospects may fare.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie live from the Bay Area ahead of the Cardinals facing the Oakland A's. Derrick shares his reaction to Whitey Herzog's passing and reflects on Whitey's role in Cardinals history. Derrick then talks about Sonny Gray's second straight dominant performance.

STLSportsPage.com publisher Rob Rains joined Bernie to talk about some of his favorite memories covering the late Whitey Herzog both in St. Louis for the St. Louis Globe Democrat and in Kansas City for UPI. 

Bernie shares some of his favorite Whitey Herzog memories hours after learning about the Hall of Fame manager's passing.

Bernie asks why fans are willing to overlook Doug Armstrong's many flaws as a GM while wanting to tar and feather John Mozeliak. Bernie also shares some of his favorite John Sterling memories after the legendary Yankees announcer announced his retirement.

STL United FC Soccer Sunday regular guest (and St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead soccer writer) Tom Timmermann joins Bernie to talk St. Louis CITY SC after the hometown eleven earned its second win. Tom talks about where the offense will come from and he reveals his biggest surprises to date on the season.

Bernie rips Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol's continued insistence of using Andre Pallante in high-leverage situations despite sub-optimal results. Bernie also dives into the struggles of offensive stalwarts Paul Goldschmidt, Nolan Arenado, Jordan Walker and Nolan Gorman.

FanGraphs writer Michael Baumann joins Bernie to talk about how Lance Lynn is finding relative success this season. Michael also talks about what's responsible for the Yankee's strong start and if the Royals can sustain their early success.

Bernie gets disugsted when he digs down to the real reason Oli Marmol and the Cardinals are giving Masyn Winn so many off days when he's the hottest hitter on the team.

Bernie starts the show reacting to Scottie Scheffler winning The Masters. Bernie talks about why he likes the idea of Scheffler becoming one of the most prominent faces of golf, and why he thinks it's ironic that many of the defectors to the LIV Tour are struggling.

Bernie talks about how sports bring the best out of St. Louis as a community whether it's generating activity downtown to the area coming together to support the Chiefs after the Rams departed.

Bernie calls out Cardinals fans who are still caught up in last year's struggles and fail to credit the organization for positive strides it has made since then.

MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter John Denton joins the show from Phoenix courtesy of The Post Sports Bar and Grill, Home of the Official Cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John talks about how Jordan Walker is fighting through his struggles and what to expect out of Lars Nootbaar as he returns from the IL.

Bernie talks about how having both Willson Contreras and Ivan Herrera on the Cardinals roster isn't a problem, especially as Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt continue to decline.

Bernie talks about some troubling trends with the Cardinals offense including a lack of productive long balls.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland joins Bernie after interviewing former Blues and Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville earlier in the week. Andy talks about Joel's involvement in the Kyle Beach sexual assault case in Chicago, what he says he was unaware of and what he would have done differently. Andy also talks about the chances of Quenneville being able to coach in...

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie for his weekly visit. Derrick talks about how the Cardinals will split playing time between Willson Contreras and Ivan Herrera, what Lars Nootbaar will bring in his return to the lineup, and the decline of Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado.

Bernie talks about how the offense is the number one factor in the Cardinals' early season struggles as he points out how Nolan Arenado and Paul Goldschmidt are in highly-inclusive company with their woeful slugging percentages.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie talks about how Jackson Holliday will give a boost not just to the Orioles but to the entire Baltimore area.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie presents his top bets for The Masters including why it's risky to put money on Scott Scheffler.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie chats with new Saint Louis University men's basketball coach Josh Schertz. Coach Schertz talks about why SLU was the right fit for him, what lies ahead for him to rebuild the program and his approach to recruiting.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie talks about how the Cardinals starting pitching continues to hold up even as the team falters in other areas.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie chats with Fangraphs writer Ben Clemens about the state of the current Cardinals. Bernie and Ben then dive into a discussion on if the Cardinals really messed up in not getting the most out of Jordan Hicks by not properly conditioning him to be a starting pitcher.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie reacts to the Cardinals performance as they fall to the Philadelphia Phillies and if Victor Scott II is overwhelmed right now.

Bernie tries to talk down fans worried about the Cardinals' pitching and young players and directs his attention to the underperforming 2-4 spots in the lineup normally occupied by veteran sluggers.