The Bernie Show

Mike Tanier, formerly of the late Messenger, Football Outsiders and New York Times sports department, joins Bernie to recap Super Bowl LVIII. Mike talks about where Patrick Mahomes' performance puts him in the larger picture and where Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers fell short. You can read Mike's work by subscribing to his new Substack, Mike Tanier's Too Deep Zone

Bernie talks about how important it will be for the Cardinals to hit their stride at the start of the season as they play a lot of top teams early.

Bernie checks in on the Blues after they won two straight over the weekend, and points out one key area where the team has shown improvement since interim coach Drew Bannister took over.

Bernie breaks down Super Bowl LVIII including why he feels vindicated by the final score after predicting that the Chiefs would win and cover.

Bernie provides stats and information to support his top game-related bets pertaining to Super Bowl LVIII including why he just can't warm up to the 49ers being favored.

Bernie chats with FTN Network chief analytics officer Aaron Schatz who joins the show from Las Vegas ahead of Super Bowl LVIII. Aaron talks about his random celebrity encounter while eating chicken wings before transitioning to who his DVOA analysis predicts to win the Super Bowl.

Bernie explains why it shouldn't be a surprise to see Torry Holt on the outside looking in again at the 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame class. Bernie explains just how difficult it is to get inducted, and why it's not even a shock to see Antonio Gates need to wait.

Bernie reacts to Chip Kelly leaving his head coaching job at UCLA to be Ohio State's offensive coordinator and Torry Holt missing out on the 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame class.

Bernie explains why anyone expecting Tommy Edman to withstand the grind of starting 150+ games in center field is out of touch with reality. He also takes a trip down memory lane looking at the veteran pitchers Dave Duncan was unable to fix.

Bernie chats with MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter John Denton sponsored by The Post Sports Bar and Grill, home of the official cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John talks about what role Ivan Herrera could have with the team this season after starring in the Caribbean Series. John then touches on what to expect from the revamped bullpen including updates on some of the club's top prospects.

Bernie breaks down Sunday's matchup between the Chiefs and 49ers and points out one area where Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City has a distinct edge in Super Bowl LVIII.

Bernie chats with Westwood One lead NFL announcer and the Voice of Super Bowl LVIII Kevin Harlan ahead of his call of Lakers/Nuggets on TNT. Bernie leaves Kevin Harlan speechless at the beginning of the interview. Kevin talks about the challenges of bouncing between assignments before diving into who he thinks has the edge in Super Bowl LVIII.

Bernie rails on The Athletic's offseason MLB organizational grades as he calls out a writer with an axe to grind against the Cardinals as evidenced by the Brewers receiving the same grade.

Bernie starts hitting the panic button on Mizzou basketball as he points out how there is no way to sugarcoat a potentially winless conference season.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie wraps up his earlier discussion about Baseball Prospectus' Cardinals PECOTA projection, and actually criticizes PECOTA for not being high enough on the team's offseason moves.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie reacts to the new streaming service being launched by Fox, Warner Media and Disney and waxes nostalgically about the days of having a one stop shop to watch sports.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold as he makes his way to Jupiter, Florida. Derrick talks about why the Cardinals pitching staff is in a much better place than a year ago, and he checks in on Yadier Molina's transition to coaching and mana...

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie presents his keys for the Kansas City Chiefs to prevail over the San Francisco 49ers in Sunday's Super Bowl. Bernie explains why a fast start is critical for Andy Reid's team.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie chats with NFL.com lead draft writer Eric Edholm to recap the Senior Bowl. Eric talks about what impressed him about Mizzou's Darius Robinson and also evaluates Cody Schrader and Javon Foster.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie weighs in on Baseball Prospectus' Cardinals PECOTA projections and explains why he's rarely worried when the projected win total is on the low side.

Bernie continues to scoff at the notion of labeling talented quarterbacks as game managers as he points out how Patrick Mahomes has evolved to be able to "manage a game" just as well as he slings around the pigskin.

Kansas City Star columnist Vahe Gregorian joins Bernie live from Las Vegas. Vahe weighs in on if this could be Andy Reid's last hurrah as an NFL head coach. Vahe also touches on how the Chiefs have revamped their offense to not be so reliant on Patrick Mahomes' heroics.

Bernie dives into the defensive line play of the 49ers and Chiefs, and why the team with the better pash rush could prevail in Sunday night's game.

Bernie highlights how the Cardinals shouldn't feel obligated to spend with the top spenders when it's been proven that a World Series can be won with a mid-tier payroll.

Bernie chats with CBSSports.com writer and analyst R.J. Anderson about his St. Louis Cardinals propsect rankings. R.J. talks about what he likes in Masyn Winn and Tink Hence, and why last season's acquisitions of Thomas Saggese and Tekoah Roby could pan out quite nicely for the Cardinals.