The Bernie Show

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie previews the NFL Divisional Round matchups as he focuses in on quarterback play to help determine which teams have the edge.

Bernie chats with NHL.com and The Hockey News Blues correspondent Lou Korac as he broadcasts live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. After going down memory lane talking about some of his favorite St. Louis Steamers from the 1980s, Lou directs his attention to the current Blues. Lou talks about the impact of Kasperi Kapanen's injury, why the team h...

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie reacts to a busy day in sports including multiple Alabama players transferring out following Nick Saban's retirement despite the Tide landing a top coach in Kalen DeBoer. Bernie also reacts to The Athletic's Seth Emerson predicting Missouri to go 11-1 in football in 2024.

Talk of Fame Two writer and longtime friend and colleague of Bernie Clark Judge joins the show to talk about the first weekend of the NFL Playoffs. Clark talks about the Saturday matchup that totally stunned him and what to expect in the Divsion round.

Bernie previews the NFL Division round games and highlights how John Harbaugh has seen surprisingly little postseason success since he beat his brother, Jim, and the 49ers to win his only Super Bowl as a head coach.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie to discuss what separates Oliver Marmol from his predecessors, why Brendan Donovan is poised to step up as a leader and what the future may hold for Paul Goldschmidt.

Bernie talks about how the Blues have fallen into their old habits of inconsistency after an initial surge under interim coach Drew Bannister.

Bernie reacts to the opening weekend of the NFL Playoffs and he highlights how the Cowboys under Jerry Jones have been frauds and haven't won anything since Jimmy Johnson and the players he brought in left the organization.

Bernie makes his NFL Super Wild Card Weekend Picks including a Browns/Texans rematch of their week 17 matchup and Sean McVay and the Rams facing former QB Jared Goff and the Lions.

Bernie asks how can Alabama remain elite after Nick Saban and points out past examples in the school's history and others' where there has been a noticeable drop-off when a legendary head coach retires or leaves.

Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III joins Bernie on the show ahead of the Cardinals Care Winter Warm-up. DeWitt talks about the impact the Diamond Sports Group/Bally Sports Midwest bankruptcy is having on the organization and his frustration with games not being more accessible to the masses on television. He also discusses what goes into the team's decisions on setting the major league payroll.

Bernie reacts to Washington coach Kalen DeBoer heading to Alabama to replace Nick Saban and LSU's Brian Kelly poaching another member of the Mizzou coaching staff.

Bernie issues a word of caution to those begging Bill DeWitt Jr. to spend more money on upgrading the Cardinals as he points out numerous examples of where the teams that spend the most (Mets, Dodgers) fall well short of the ultimate prize.

Bernie discusses Alabama coach NicK Saban's retirement as he asks if Nick Saban can be classified as an all-time great with his success at Alabama as well as LSU. Bernie also explores the daunting task for Alabama to replace Saban.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland joins Bernie ahead of the Blues facing the New York Rangers. Andy highlights what's factored in to Colton Parayko's improved play this season.

While the Cubs' recent signing of Shota Imanaga has been generating headlines, Bernie points to another signing that bolsters the Cubs lineup as bigger reason to take the Cubs seriously in 2024.

Bernie chats with longtime NFL columnist and radio host John McClain about the coaching vacancies around the NFL including what team is most likely to land Jim Harbaugh. John then previews the NFL Playoffs and offers a stunning Super Bowl prediction.

Bernie listens in and reacts to Flyers coach John Tortorella's passionate defense of Kevin Hayes against accusations he influenced former Flyers prospect Cutter Gauthier not to sign with the organization. Bernie then shifts his attention to the Blues and what they need to avoid to have a chance against the New York Rangers.

Bernie reflects on the coaching careers of Bill Belichick, Nick Saban, and Pete Carroll who all stepped away from their teams in a 24 hour span. Bernie also calls out Rams fans for their hatred of Belichick.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie in studio where he talks about how Oli Marmol is in a better position to succeed in 2024 with changes and additions to his coaching staff.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold is in studio with Bernie. Derrick talks about what bullpen moves the Cardinals could make, how the clubhouse chemistry stands to be improved this season, and he and Bernie talk about some of their favorite players to cover over the years.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold is in studio with Bernie. Derrick talks about the true impact Dusty Blake has made on Cardinals pitching despite not having the ideal resources to truly thrive.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie in studio where he reacts to the breaking news of Nick Saban's retirement. Derrick tells stories about his time covering Saban at LSU as they arrived simultaneously.

Chaim Bloom's former Baseball Prospectus co-worker and current newsletter author Joe Sheehan joins Bernie on the show. Joe explains why it is unfair to judge Bloom's time in Boston based on the Red Sox's record and how Chaim can improve the Cardinals' approach to developing pitching. Bernie also reacts live on the air to Chris Low's report that Alabama football coach Nick Saban is retiring.

Bernie breaks down the Cubs' pending signing of Japanese LHP Shota Imanga and questions if the Cubs could wind up being the offseason winners of the NL Central with other moves likely to follow.