The Bernie Show

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie chats with The Analyst writer and former Yahoo Sports MLB editor Zach Crizer. Zach talks about what he likes about the 2024 Cardinals and weighs in on the lack of player movement this offseason.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. ESPN MLB writer Jesse Rogers joins Bernie live from Cubs camp in Arizona. Jesse talks about the impact of Cody Bellinger re-signing. Jesse also tries to predict where Blake Snell and Jordan Montgomery will sign, and reveals his NL Central predictions.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie talks about why he's warmed up to the signings of Brandon Crawford and Matt Carpenter and why he expects 2024 to have a better finish for the Cardinals this season.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins the show live from Jupiter. Derrick talks about the impact he expects Brandon Crawford to make on the team, and who could be on the outside looking in with Crawford and Matt Carpenter set to occupy two of 13 available roster spots for position players.

Bernie reacts to some of Brandon Crawford's comments after signing with the Cardinals, and points out just how he can help the team in 2024.

Bernie sounds alarm bells as he worries that the Blues are repeating some of their tanking performances that got former coach Craig Berube fired.

Bernie chats with CBSSports.com senior writer Jerry Palm as March Madness approaches. Jerry reveals his projected top seeds and who else he is keeping an eye on. Jerry also offers up his assessment on Mizzou's dreadful season. After Jerry praises Marquette, Bernie then turns his attention to Saint Louis University where he talks about how the basketball program will continue to never gain traction...

Bernie talks about John Mozeliak's concerted effort to add more veterans to the Cardinals clubhouse and evaluates if the moves will make Mozeliak's desired impact.

Bernie explains why the Cardinals signing Brandon Crawford was a necessity given the health of backup shortstop options Tommy Edman and Brendan Donovan.

Bernie pays tribute to former Cardinals pitcher Jose DeLeon who passed away Sunday night at the age of 63. Bernie points out how DeLeon was an underrated pitcher on teams that didn't have enough pitching depth to reach the postseason.

Bernie looks at where Brandon Crawford will fit on the Cardinals roster and whether he can provide any contributions beyond being a veteran presence.

Bernie chats with Mr. Scoccer, Bill McDermott ahead of St. Louis CITY SC facing Houston in the second leg of opening round CONCACAF Champions Cup play. Bill talks about what he liked in CITY's first two games this season, and how the defense may look when CITY takes the pitch Tuesday night.

Bernie takes a deep dive into the Cardinals' veteran starting rotation to see if the starters are capable of meeting or improving on last season's production.

The television voice of the Cardinals, Chip Caray, joins Bernie to preview the upcoming 2024 season. Chip talks about what players he's most excited to see this spring.

Bernie reacts to the Cubs re-signing Cody Bellinger as he points out how Cardinals fans shouldn't get worked up. Bernie also points out how Bellinger is my no means the biggest acquisition for the Cubs this offseason.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals' reported signing of former Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford as he looks to see where he can slot in on the Cardinals 26-man roster. Bernie also evaluates the Cardinals' pitching depth early in spring.

Bernie takes a trip down memory lane as he supports why the 1999 St. Louis Rams landed high on an expert panel's list of the NFL's Top 100 Most Influential Teams of all-time.

Bernie lays out what has to happen for St. Louis CITY SC to repeat or improve on last season's success. Bernie then shifts his focus to Cardinals Spring Training and who he's most excited to watch.

Bernie catches up with MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton sponsored by The Post Sports Bar and Grill, home of the official cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John reveals who he's most intrigued to watch this spring, what he expects from Tommy Edman and why he hasn't given up on Dylan Carlson.

Bernie talks about how he had no issues with Zac Bolduc during his NHL debut in an exciting game Thursday night.

With the Cardinals announcing their 2024 Modern Era Cards Hall of Fame Ballot, Bernie makes a case for Edgar Renteria to be inducted and emphasizes how it's a travesty he has been on the outside looking in for a decade.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland joins the show. Andy talks about what to expect from Zac Bolduc in his NHL debut and Scott Perunovich in his return to the Blues lineup. Bernie then talks about some of his favorite memories from the 1980 Miracle on Ice team on the 44th anniversary of the USA's win over the USSR in the Olympic semifinals.

Bernie dives into recent comments from Albert Pujols about wanting to manage one day and explains why he could see Pujols being a good manager.

Bernie chats with longtime baseball writer Ryan Fagan as the Cardinals move closer to their Grapefruit League opener. Ryan checks in on the current Cardinals team and weighs in on the controversial new MLB uniforms.

Bernie looks at if the Illini men's basketball team is in trouble after squandering a lead to Penn State. He then can't help but look optimistically at Mizzou's outlook for 2024 as early projections are promising.