The Bernie Show

Bernie is broadcasting from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie chats with CBS Sports MLB writer and Birdy Work substack publisher Dayn Perry about what to expect from the Cardinals in the next month and what the future holds for Paul Goldschmidt. Bernie then provides instant reaction to SLUH 5-star WR Ryan Wingo's decision to commit to Texas over...

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie rants about how many pundits are discrediting the Arizona Diamondbacks' NL pennant and counting them out.

Bernie looks at the lunacy of the Cardinals letting Randy Arozarena and. to a lesser extent, Adolis Garcia get away and asks who will be the next player to thrive after leaving St. Louis.

With the NBA season tipping off Tuesday night, Bernie highlights how Mizzou has a considerable presence with five former Tigers playing for NBA organizations on opening night.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead soccer writer Tom Timmermann to check in on St. Louis CITY SC as it heads to the postseason in its inaugural season with several players playing in a playoff environment for the first time as pros.

Bernie chats with Joe Sheehan, author of the Joe Sheehan newsletter at joesheehan.com, to take a deeper dive into the penultimate NLCS game and deciding game of the ALCS.

Bernie reveals his top NFL teams including how the Browns and Jaguars have found their way into the league's upper echelon despite some serious flaws.

Bernie reacts to a dramatic day of baseball Monday as he points out how managerial accumen proved to be a huge difference in the ALCS between veteran skippers Dusty Baker and Bruce Bochy.

Bernie reacts to the Arizona Diamondbacks pulling ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 6 of the NLCS.

Bernie visits with Yahoo Sports NFL writer Charles McDonald to recap the week 7 action including Philadelphia asserting its dominance over Miami.

Former Mizzou offensive coordinator and current Tennessee coach Josh Heupel is featured prominently in Bernie's rundown of Week 8 college football winners and losers.

Bernie points out how Jordan Binnington is masking a lot of flaws for the Blues in the early stretch of the season.

Bernie visits with Mizzou football radio analyst Howard Richards as they discuss why this Mizzou team has them both feeling more confident than any team has over the past decade.

Bernie previews Monday's NLCS and ALCS matchups that could decide the World Series and reacts to the news of the ruling on the appeal of Bryan Abreu's suspension and Abreu's status for Game 7. Bernie also talks about why he's more excited about Mizzou football than he's been for at least a decade.

Bernie presents more of his college football picks including why Toledo at Miami OH draws his attention.

Bernie makes most of his Week 8 College Football Picks including why Penn State could beat Ohio State at its own game and what to expect from the Fighting Illini against Wisconsin.

Bernie catches up with current sportsradio610.com columnist and former Houston Chronicle football writer John McClain. John points out what has allowed the Astros to come back and even up the ALCS before transitioning to what stands out to him in the NFL.

Bernie checks in on the exciting turns of baseball's League Championship Series before turning his attention to the Blues' woes.

Bernie breaks down Arizona Diamondbacks rookie Brandon Pfaadt's impressive start.

Bernie makes his Week 7 NFL Picks as he looks at if the Chiefs' struggles are legitimate and is Sean Payton an overrated coach.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland joins the show ahead of the Blues facing the Arizona Coyotes.

Bernie talks about how while he likes what he's seen from Mizzou this season, he's not ready to annoint this team has Eli Drinkwitz's arrival just yet.

Bernie unleashes on the modern day NBA and lauds commissioner Adam Silver for putting restrictions on load management to protect fans going to games to see stars.

Bernie talks about how Thursday night's contest against Arizona is a home ice test for the Blues with Joel Hofer getting the start before the schedule ramps up.

After watching the Philadelphia Phillies bully their way through the MLB Postseason, Bernie makes an impassioned plea for the Cardinals to bring back some bad ass players like they had during the peak La Russa years.