The Bernie Show

Bernie chats with Birdy Work Substack publisher and CBSSports.com MLB writer Dayn Perry. Dayn talks about which young Cardinals have impressed him early this season and which veteran he's afraid may not bounce back.

Bernie talks about how the Cardinals starting rotation is doing its share to pick up the slack, and hasn't been an issue this season.

Bernie points out just how dominant UConn was and how the Huskies exceeded his already high expectations.

CBSSports.com college sports writer David Cobb joins Bernie. David shares his reaction to the NCAA Tournament championship game and talks about why he thinks SLU deserves a ton of praise for hiring Josh Schertz.

Bernie reacts to the speculation that Robbie Avila could be following Josh Schertz to Saint Louis University. He then turns his attention to Tyler O'Neill and explains why nobody should have seller's remorse despite his early success in Boston.

Bernie starts reacting to the Cardinals losing to Philadelphia and the team's play over its current homestand before being interrupted by some potentially concerning injury news.

Bernie makes his pick on who will prevail in Monday night's NCAA Tournament championship game between UConn and Purdue.

Bernie tries to find an answer for why more pitchers are getting hurt than ever before, and the conversation does not involve a clock.

USA Today MLB columnist Bob Nightengale joins Bernie to talk about the uptick in pitchers' injuries, Skip Schumaker potentially being a free agent manager after 2024, and the surging NL Central.

After sharing some Rick Majerus memories, Bernie reacts to the mundane injury updates on Dylan Carlson and Tommy Edman and the Cardinals continuing to false start Willson Contreras. Bernie also offers kudos to the Cardinals television analysts who aren't sugar-coating Nolan Arenado's continued struggles and lack of power at the plate.

The Athletic college basketball writer C.J. Moore joins Bernie live from Glendale ahead of Monday night's NCAA Tournament championship game. C.J. breaks down the matchup and also weighs in on SLU hiring Josh Schertz and John Calipari's pending jump to Arkansas.

Bernie talks about why he's excited to welcome in the Josh Schertz era at Saint Louis University, and how he's similar to late Billikens coach Rick Majerus.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals taking two of three games from the Miami Marlins and the rash of pitching injuries sending MLB into a panic.

Bernie makes his picks for the Men's and Women's Final Fours as he looks at if UConn has what it takes in both brackets to be hoisting hardware.

MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter John Denton makes his weekly appearance brought to you by The Post Sports Bar and Grill, home of the Official Cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John talks about what's led to the Cardinals righting the ship over the past week, and provides updates on Sonny Gray, Lars Nootbaar and others.

Bernie quells any notion that fans were revolting against the Cardinals by booing John Mozeliak on Opening Day as he points out what happens when fans are truly upset.

Bernie previews the Final Four and talks about how the naysayers may have been too fast to declare the demise of the 2024 Cardinals.

Bernie talks about what young Cardinals reliever caught his eye in the team's loss in San Diego Wednesday.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland makes his weekly visit on the Bernie Show. Andy provides insight on Jimmy Snuggerud's decision to stay at Minnesota and explains why it may not be final. Andy also talks about which player has really pleasantly surprised him this season.

St. Louis Battlehawks coach Anthony Becht joins Bernie ahead of the Battlehawks home opener on Saturday. Anthony talks about the advantages of having a year of experience and why he thinks the best is yet to come on the field.

Bernie tips his toes into the NFL Draft water and looks at the quarterbacks set to go near the top of the draft. He examines LSU QB Jayden Daniels and asks if he'd be best served on the Patrick Mahomes plan sitting a year before starting.

Bernie chats with The Sporting News college basketball columnist Mike DeCourcy. Mike previews the men's and women's Final Four and shares some of his favorites memories of more than three decades covering March Madness.

Bernie talks about just how much Willson Contreras has brought to the Cardinals lineup since July 1 of last year, and how his production ranks among the elite hitters in baseball.

Bernie analyzes the Cardinals' start to the season and hammers home the importance of quality starts and defense.

Bernie professes his love for the Patrick Swayze version of Road House and explains why he isn't afraid to admit it.