The Bernie Show

Bernie weighs in on the Cardinals' signings of pitchers Lance Lynn and Kyle Gibson and reacts to some of John Mozeliak's comments from earlier in the afternoon.

How will the Illini returning to Luke Altmeyer at quarterback impact their chances at Iowa? Bernie dives into that and the other top matchups of Week 12.

After assessing where the competition in the NL Central currently stands, Bernie evaluates the current state of the Cardinals as he questions when they might be able to win another pennant.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland joins Bernie to discuss what has led to the Blues' resurgance over the last two weeks.

Bernie chats with Power Mizzou publisher and editor Gabe DeArmond where they discuss who should get the credit for the Tigers' resurgance and the impact of new offensive coordinator Kirby Moore.

Bernie checks in on the rest of the NL Central to see where the teams stack up ahead of trade and free agency season.

Bernie checks in on some of the most compelling college football conference races and previews the Blues' contest against the reeling San Jose Sharks.

With Brady Cook having a breakout season, Bernie takes a look at who on Mizzou's coaching staff deserves the lion's share of the credit for his improvement.

Bernie makes the call for the Cardinals to consider a Mizzou alumnus to fill out the back of the starting rotation.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold makes his weekly appearance with Bernie. Derrick and Bernie talks about the Cardinals' biggest needs, the timetable for when to expect moves and more as the free agent and trade frenzy approaches.

Bernie chats with NFL.com senior columnist Jeffri Chadiha where they discuss potential coaching moves on the horizon in the NFL and the impact of Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson's season-ending injury.

Bernie calls out the Mizzou haters and points out why fans should be proud of this Tigers team which could be having its best season in the CFP/BCS era.

Bernie questions if the Cardinals will be priced out of this offseason's pitching sweepstakes given the uncertainty of their TV deal after the season.

Bernie reveals his list of top pitchers available on the trade market and explains why Shane Bieber is not at the top of his list.

After profiling Bills QB Josh Allen's decline, Bernie tries to find comparable cases including one recent NFL MVP.

After the Buffalo Bills fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, Bernie dives into Josh Allen's performance and looks into when the last time a quarterback suffered a massive, sudden decline.

Bernie chats with The Sporting News college football writer Bill Bender. Bill takes a look ahead to The Game between Ohio State and the Wolverines and provides insight into where Mizzou stands with two weeks remaining in the regular season.

Bernie profiles recent MLB free agents signings to try and determine which potential Cardinals targets could hold their value through the duration of a long term, high priced contract.

Bernie asks if the Cardinals will take a realistic approach to improving their club this offseason going against their tendency to overvalue their own players.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals' moves to prepare the 40-man roster for the Rule V draft. He then talks about why he's not sleeping on Bama' despite Nick Saban's team having a seemingly down season.

It was a great weekend for the area FBS college football teams, but a couple of hated rivals end up on Bernie's losers list for week 11.

Bernie takes a dive into the pitching options available for the Cardinals as free agency and the trade market prepare to heat up.

Bernie recaps a thrilling NFL Week 10 with FTN Network chief analytics officer Aaron Schatz. Aaron talks about if Deshaun Watson is back for Cleveland after a thrilling second half comeback in Baltimore and how Kansas City is dominating in a different facet than in previous seasons.

Mizzou football radio analyst joins Bernie to break down Mizzou's win over Tennessee Saturday and talk about how Eli Drinkwitz has made a concerted effort to connect with the school's St. Louis fanbase and alumni.

Bernie makes an argument that Jordan Binnington and Joel Hofer haven't gotten enough credit for their performance this season as they've helped cover for the skaters' deficiencies.