Bernie welcomes his final guest and MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton. John and Bernie discuss the Cardinals' recent moves to call-up Gordon Graceffo and move Steven Matz to the 60-day IL. Bernie and John also chat about the cause for the Cardinals turnaround and what the next moves are for the future. 

Bernie gives his thoughts on the Blues' most recent trade with the Columbus Blue Jackets prior to the NHL Draft. Bernie talks about the horrendous outing from Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas in game one of a four game set against the Cincinnati Reds. Bernie also runs down a list of the worst outing in Cardinals history. 

Bernie reviews negative aspects from the Cardinals' first half of play. Bernie breaks down the reasons as to why the Cardinals are unable to maximize their full potential through offensive play because of the down performances of Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado. Bernie emphasizes certain stats which tell the story of the down first half from the Cardinals' stars. 

As the MLB season approaches its unofficial Flag Day start, Bernie dives in to look at what teams are pretenders and which ones are contenders as he specifically dives in to how the Cardinals stack up to MLB's top teams. Bernie also points out how a team's early season performance is rarely an indicator of postseason success.

Bernie chats with former Atlanta Hawks executive, and current Substack publisher Neil Paine. Neil previews the NBA Finals and NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs as he breaks down the chances of each participant. Neil's Substack can be found at https://neilpaine.substack.com/

Bernie breaks down St. Louis CITY SC's match Saturday night against Lionel Messi and Inter Miami CF and questions if some of CITY's inaugural season stars are living up to the early hype generated during last season's Cinderella run.

Bernie breaks down an exciting weekend in sports including the Battlehawks securing home-field advantage for the UFL playoffs and the Cardinals staying competitive to salvage a win Sunday night in Philadelphia.

Bernie checks in on teams around the National League including the NL Central matchup between the Cubs and Reds. Bernie also talks about the best defensive catchers in the National League before circling back to talk about the Cardinals' young core.

MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter John Denton joins the show live from Philadelphia courtesy of The Post Sports Bar and Grill, Home of the Official Cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John provides updates on the latest Cardinals injuries including a last minute lineup change prior to Friday's game. Bernie then talks about the importance of giving players rest, and tells some stories about Cardinals legends.

Bernie talks about how Oli Marmol deserves praise for his work over the first two months of the season as the Cardinals have made notable strides.

Bernie wraps up the show and finishes up his Masyn Winn discussion by talking about how not even the Cardinals can mess up Winn despite its issues developing players.

Bernie profiles Masyn Winn's breakout rookie season and points out how even though he's not hitting for home run power, his approach is setting him up for long term success at the plate and in the field.

Bernie chat with The Score senior MLB writer Travis Sawchik. Travis talks about the disfunction in Queens known as the New York Mets after Jorge Lopez's meltdown Wednesday. Travis later turns his attention to the Cardinals and where they stack up after a hot second half of May.

Bernie welcomes MLB.com Statcast writer David Adler to the show. David and Bernie discuss which players have the most exciting statcast numbers and which players have the most underwhelming numbers. David and Bernie also break down how statcast can help improve the quality of play and make it more exciting from a fan perspective. 

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead soccer writer Tom Timmermann ahead of St. Louis CITY SC's match Saturday against Inter Miami CF and Lionel Messi. Tom details the empact a healthy Eduard Loewen will have on CITY as he ramps up to play more minutes.

Bernie continues his breakdown of the Cardinals' wild month of May as they finally returned to .500.

Bernie dives into the Cardinals' wild roller coaster ride featuring ups, downs, twists and turns through the month of May.

Bernie chats with The Analyst and Baseball Prospectus contributor Zach Crizer. Zach dives into the analytical side of speed and different pitch mixes in MLB throughout the years.  

Bernie talks about the league-wide offensive drought that hitters have been facing this season. Bernie also dives into the "new-school" approach of swinging for the fences rather than hitting for average and putting balls in play. 

After checking in on the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Bernie welcomes Viva El Birdos and The Cardinal Nation writer Blake Newberry to the show. Blake checks in on top Cardinals pitching prospects Tink Hence and Quinn Mathews, and analyzes if the current big league team can sustain its recent success.

Bernie talks about the Ryan Helsley and Andrew Kittredge's recent struggles and talks about how the Cardinals organization is still lacking in its ability to develop and improve pitchers as he points out how the Cardinals are missing gurus like Yadier Molina and Dave Duncan who could identify flaws.

Bernie recaps the Cardinals series win over divisional foe Cincinnati. Bernie also dives into the Andre Pallante's scoreless outing in his first start in almost two years, and what will be next for the third-year righty. 

Bernie talks NHL and NBA playoffs as they approach their final rounds. Bernie dives into what it could take for Matthew Tkachuk and the Florida Panthers to overcome a 2-1 series deficit to reach the Stanley Cup Final for the second straight season.

Bernie breaks down Nolan Arenado's cold start to the season, and points out why and how he has struggled at the plate. Bernie also talks about how the Cardinals' younger players have stepped up to carry the offensive load.

Bernie gives his first half review for the Cardinals as the month of July approaches. Bernie breaks down why he thinks Masyn Winn is the first half MVP and also why he is the best defensive shortstop that the city of St. Louis has seen since Ozzie Smith. 

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat reporter Derrick Goold joins Bernie for his weekly visit. Derrick talks about what to expect from Andre Pallante as he returns to the starting rotation, and if better days at the plate are in the near future for Nolan Arenado.

Bernie chats with Fangraphs writer Michael Baumann. They talk about the NL Central as the season is approaching the dog days of summer. Bernie also talks about how the Cardinals stack up against divisional foes like the Cubs and Brewers. 

Bernie weighs in on St. Louis CITY SC's continued struggles this season and shares some of his favorite Bill Walton memories from over the years.

Bernie talks about how the Cardinals have work to do if they want to sustain their recent success that has led to winning 10 of their last 13 games.

Bernie talks about the Cardinals' and Cubs' rich history, especially in the past two decades. From Derek Lee and Carlos Zambrano to Jim Edmonds and Albert Pujols, Bernie talks about why this series is not just another series.

Bernie chats with MLS 360 analyst Bradley Wright-Phillips ahead of St. Louis CITY SC facing the Seattle Sounders Saturday night at CITYPARK. Bradley talks about if CITY has lost an edge now that teams are familiar with its schemes and system, and how CITY can generate more offense.

After talking about Kyrie Irving's game 1 performance, Bernie dives into the long term impact of the Cardinals sweeping the Baltimore Orioles and if the recent hot streak is sustainable.

Bernie chats with CBSSports.com MLB writer and publisher of the Birdy Work Cardinals Substack Dayn Perry. Dayn talks about what's sparked the Cardinals to win eight out of their last 10 contests, and who can be counted on to continue to produce through the heart of the season.

Bernie reacts to the early conference finals action in the NBA and NHL as he pays special attention to what Jayson Tatum and the Celtics need to do to prevail over Indiana in Game 2 Thursday night.

Bernie talks about how preseason predictions that the Cardinals would be improved don't seem to be as far off base as they were just two weeks ago. Bernie then previews the Cardinals' upcoming series against the Chicago Cubs and which under the radar players could play key roles.

Bernie chats about the potential for the Milwaukee Brewers as they continue to run away with the National League Central. Bernie rants about the unfair social media hate that manager Oliver Marmol has been receiving for decisions beyond his control. Bernie also gives his opinion on who temporary fifth starter should be for the Cardinals based on what the stats are showing.  

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie talks about what it would mean for Jayson Tatum to represent St. Louis as an NBA Champion.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie makes the case for fast tracking top prospects like Tink Hence and Sem Robberse to the big leagues after the Cardinals have had past success with that approach in recent history.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie proves he's incapable of jinxing the Cardinals as they closed out Wednesday's win over the Baltimore Orioles to secure their first sweep of the season.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie visits with MLB.com Statcast writer David Adler. David talks about how the Cardinals stack up in Statcast data and how Statcast can enhance one's understanding of the game.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie chats with NHL writer Scott Burnside who publishes Burnside on Hockey at http://burnside-on-hockey.ghost.io to preview the NHL Conference Finals.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in South St. Louis County. Bernie breaks down the Cardinals' win over the Orioles in the completion of Tuesday's suspended game and the Cardinals' regularly scheduled game that was delayed in the fourth inning.

Bernie previews the NBA and NHL conference finals before turning his attention to the Cardinals and how they will fill Steven Matz's spot in the rotation on Saturday.

Bernie talks about the importance of pitchers needing to go deep into games as Lance Lynn takes the mound having struggled in that regard this season.

Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III joins Bernie to talk about the new City Connect uniforms and the 2024 Cardinals Hall of Fame class featuring Matt Morris, Dave Duncan and Whitey Kurowski.

Bernie chats with The Athletic Boston columnist Steve Buckley to preview Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics' upcoming Eastern Conference Final series against the Indiana Pacers. Steve explains why the Celtics should have the edge against a defensively lacking Pacers squad.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals Beat Writer Lynn Worthy. Bernie and Lynn discuss how dominant the Cardinals bullpen has been with the return of Giovanny Gallegos looming. Bernie and Lynn also discuss the Cardinals' potent offense and the competitiveness of rising star Masyn Winn.  

Bernie talks about how the Cardinals' young hitters have been carrying the offense with Willson Contreras out and Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado not producing at peak levels.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals' new City Connect uniforms as he expresses relief that Alec Burleson won't resemble a 1975 Boog Powell in the all-red Cleveland Indians uniforms.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie live from Busch Stadium ahead of the Cardinals facing the Baltimore Orioles 80 years after the teams met in the 1944 "Streetcar Series" at Sportsman's Park. Derrick talks about who could emerge in the starting rotation, and if there's anyone the Cardinals can fast track in the minor leagues.