The Bernie Show

Bernie reveals which three Cardinals players he does not want to see the team trade regardless of who could be acquired.

Bernie goes off on national outlets claiming Nolan Arenado was snubbed for not being named a Gold Glove finalist despite a subpar season.

Longtime college football writer and podcaster Andy Staples, now with on3.com joins Bernie to talk St. Louis barbecue and college football. Andy reveals which St. Louis dining establishment he constantly gets trolled with and wants to visit. He also talks about why he thinks Mizzou's improvement this season is for real.

Fangraphs MLB writer Ben Clemens joins Bernie to breakdown the MLB playoffs and examine who the Cardinals could sign this offseason. Ben also offers up his assessment on what Yadier Molina could bring to the Cardinals coaching staff.

With Aaron Nola delivering a strong postseason, Bernie asks if Bill DeWitt Jr. will do what it takes to get Nola to St. Louis during the offseason.

Bernie talks about a dominant Phillies win over the Diamondbacks in Game 2 of the NLCS and what he expects from Max Scherzer in game 3 of the ALCS.

Bernie asks if Yadier Molina joining the Cardinals will be the impact move the team needs or a repeat of Mike Matheny's tenure as manager.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cards beat writer Derrick Goold. Derrick answers the question what would have happened if the Cardinals had signed Bryce Harper and what will the Cardinals have to sacrifice to upgrade the starting rotation.

Bernie chats with CBS Sports college football writer Dennis Dodd. Dennis takes a look around the SEC at how Georgia will fare without Brock Bowers and if Alabama has chance to make it to the SEC Championship Game. He also examines how the Pac-12 schools will adapt to playing in the Big Ten.

Joe Sheehan, author of the joesheehan.com newsletter, joins Bernie for his weekly visit. Joe talks about how the MLB Postseason has shown that the talent gap amongst contenders is far narower than what their regular season records indicate.

Bernie looks at the pros and cons of Yadier Molina joining the Cardinals coaching staff, if it's even a reality.

Bernie offers up his thoughts on Monday night's ALCS and NLCS action.

Bernie finally sees the light about Maryland being a pretender after the Terrapins were exposed by the Fighting Illini in a contests heard on 590 The Fan.

The Messenger NFL writer Mike Tanier joins Bernie to recap a wild NFL Week 6. Mike points out how the Miami Dolphins offense is functioning at a historically great level not seen since 1958.

Bernie offers up some praise for Ohio State coach Ryan Day as he runs through his College Football Week 7 Winners and Losers.

Bernie talks about how the Browns defense caught him by surprise against the 49ers and other NFL takeaways from a wild Week 6.

Bernie struggles to find reason for optimism looking ahead with the Blues despite the team's 1-0-1 start as he points out what costly areas the team is lacking in.

Mizzou radio analyst Howard Richards joins Bernie following the Tigers' win over Kentucky in Lexington. Howard recaps the win and looks at what could be in Mizzou's future.

Bernie talks about how the Cardinals have paid and are about to pay for under-valuing and under-utilizing Jordan Montgomery as a result of the team's fundamental inability to identify and utilize starting pitching.

Bernie recaps an exciting weekend of college football including what he liked in Mizzou's win over Kentucky. He also previews Monday's NLCS and ALCS matchups.

Bernie makes his week 7 college football picks where he's optimistic about Mizzou but worried that the worst is yet to come for the U.

Bernie found it refreshing to see Braves pitcher Spencer Strider own his and his team's elimination after the excuses have mounted for the Braves and other top teams that have met an early end to their postseason.

Bernie breaks down what he liked and didn't like in the Blues' opener in Dallas, and he has a couple of revelations about Craig Berube that are more than just a recent trend.

After taking time to enjoy Mizzou football's 5-0 start, Bernie points out some areas of concern ahead of the Tigers' trip to Lexington on Saturday.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland joins Bernie to preview the Blues' season opener at Dallas. Andy explains why the defense can be improved and how last year was not a precursor to a repeat of the 2005-06 season.