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Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie calls out the Cardinals pitching staff for its poor performance and making Willson Contreras a scapegoat.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie examines what it will take for the Cardinals to build off their momentum and return to contention, and will Nolan Arenado break out of his offensive slump.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie visits with Yahoo Sports MLB editor Zach Crizer as they discuss just how the Cardinals are reeling after being spoiled by Yadier Molina spoon-feeding the pitching staff for nearly two decades.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie listens in to Jack Flaherty's postgame commets and rips him for going out of his way to be adversarial to to the media after reporters dared to ask him about his diminished velocity.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie chats with Fangraphs senior baseball writer Jay Jaffe as Jay expresses his bewilderment with the Cardinals giving up on Willson Contreras catching so early in the season. Bernie and Jay also focus on where the Cardinals have went wrong in assembling a pitching staff.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie refuses to name Andrew Knizner as the Cardinals' savior sparking them to a three-game winning streak and questions if Nolan Arenado is physically impaired.

Bernie visits with STL Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals writer Derrick Goold and they discuss what Willson Contreras' path back to catching looks like.

Bernie finds it asinine that members of the starting pitching staff have blamed Willson Contreras for the starting pitching's poor start. Bernie believes that the public outcry about the situation could end up helping the organization.

Bernie visits with Joe Sheehan of joesheehan dot com and they both take turns lamenting how out of control the Willson Contreras saga has gotten, with Willson seemingly being the scapegoat for poor starting pitching.

Bernie gives his thoughts on the latest developments in the Willson Contreras story including Jack Flaherty throeing him under the bus and Willson becoming a villian in Chicago.

Bernie visits with Chicago-based ESPN MLB writer Jesse Rogers who joins the show from Wrigley Field. Jesse expresses shock at the Cardinals' decision to give Willson Contreras a break from catching after what he saw firsthand during his Cubs tenure and highlights reasons for the organization's continued struggles this season. Bernie also reacts to Joe Maddon's comments on the situation.

Bernie examines the cost of John Mozeliak, Oliver Marmol and the Cardinals pitchers making Willson Contreras a scapegoat for the team's pitching woes as the move to designated hitter negates his offensive upgrade at catcher.

Bernie visits with The Sporting News senior baseball writer Ryan Fagan. Ryan looks at the ramifications of the Cardinals giving Willson Contreras a break from catching and what it will take for the Cardinals (or anyone else) to win the National League Central Division.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals Monday night lineup and blasts the team for its handling of Willson Contreras and having him, at least temporarily, relinquish his catching duties.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals beat writer Lynn Worthy. Lynn tries to find a logical reason for the Cardinals giving Willson Contreras at least a short time break from behind the plate and the team's struggles as a whole.

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Bernie offers up reasons to believe that Nolan Arenado is about to emerge from his slump.

Bernie continues to try and make sense of the current state of the Cardinals as he offers up his takes on the team continuing to spin its wheels.

Bernie intends to talk about the Stanley Cup Playoffs but finds himself circling back to the Cardinals after they release predictable injury updates on Tyler O'Neill and Nolan Gorman, and he can't stop laughing after hearing the latest update with Steven Matz.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals roster shake up, as John Denton alluded to on his Thursday appearance, and expresses his frustration at the team continuing to spin its wheels instead of making moves that will have a noticeable impact.

Bernie questions who, if anyone, will step up and take the role of clubhouse leader to tell the rest of the team the on-field product isn't up to standards.

Bernie has a chat with MLB dot com Cardinals beat writer John Denton about what's next for an underperforming Cardinals squad and what roster moves could be on the horizon.

Bernie finds himself beyond annoyed with the Cardinals play both Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon and tries to figure out what the Cardinals need to do from here to somewhat salvage the 2023 season.

After more discussion about Oli Marmol's comments Wednesday night, Bernie turns to the text line and lets fans address their frustrations with the Cardinals organization.

Bernie has something to say about Jack Flaherty continuing the trend of members of the Cardinals clubhouse lashing out at members of the media in postgame comments Thursday afternoon.

Bernie visits with USA Today baseball columnist Bob Nightengale. Bob weighs in on the Cardinals' struggles both at the plate and on the mound. He also talks about how Shohei Ohtani is a generational talent, and shares some memories of interacting with the late Mike Shannon.

With the Cardinals pitching staff struggling, Bernie examines who the Cardinals can turn to internally for upgrades. He also takes a look at some past examples of young rotations that have met premature demises due to injury.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie from Busch Stadium. Derrick tries to make sense of Oliver Marmol's usage patterns including why Andrew Knizner has seen a bump in playing time. He also reacts to the 2023 Cardinals Hall of Fame class.

Bernie vents over yet another Cardinals loss. He points out how Oliver Marmol's genius complex might be getting in the way of him doing his job.

Bernie hits on some NHL and NBA Playoff notes before preview Tuesday evening's series opener between the Angels and the Cardinals.

Bernie visits with CBS Sports MLB writer Dayn Perry to discuss what will hopefully be a May reset for the Cardinals and they trade Mike Shannon and Stan Musial Society memories.

Bernie reacts to the roster move made the Cardinals Tuesday afternoon then turns his attention to the fact that the Cardinals front office seems hesitant to sign outside starting pitching help or even call up starters within the organization.

Bernie discusses the fact that the Cardinals have struggled with both defense and baserunning (among other things), things that have been pillars of the "Cardinal Way" fundamentals for decades.

Hall of Fame baseball writer Rick Hummel joins Bernie to share some of his favorite Mike Shannon stories and memories. Rick tells the story about how his relationship with Mike almost got off to a rocky start when they first met.

Bernie digs into the vault to hear and react to classic Mike Shannon stories from Bob Costas and the late Bob Gibson, including why Mike was named Moon Man.

Bernie opens the show with some quick thoughts on the Cardinals getting swept in Los Angeles. He then devotes his focus to sharing memories of Cardinals legend Mike Shannon who passed away on Sunday.

Cardinals radio analyst Rick Horton joins Bernie to share some of his favorite memories over the years of Mike Shannon. Rick explains just what made Mike so unique and special to St. Louis. Bernie then shares some more of his own thoughts about Mike Shannon including about how he belongs with MLB's most iconic radio voices.

One month into the season, Bernie talks about how the Cardinals pitching staff is in need of some signifcant upgrades and improvement if the club wants to emerge from the NL Central cellar.

Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III joins the show to talk about the passing and legacy of Mike Shannon. Bill talks about how Mike Shannon took great pride in being an ambassador and salesman for the team.

Alfonso Saer y Alfonso Saer Gómez analizan la contratación de Henry Blanco como manager de Lara en la LVBP.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals' Friday night lineup versus Los Angeles as he points out why Paul DeJong's success at the plate is not a fluke. Bernie also examines Nolan Arenado's slump and points out why he's concerned.

Bernie talks about how with Jordan Walker, rightfully, in Triple-A, the focus now turns to Tyler O'Neill and Dylan Carlson. Bernie questions if the ship has sailed for the two former top prospects.

Bernie makes a grim prediction for the Cardinals sitting at 10-16 before making his picks for Friday night's Stanley Cup Playoff games.

Bernie makes his way through the news and notes surrounding both the NBA and NHL playoffs, including hometown superstar Jayson Tatum and the Celtics' chance to clinch a spot in the second round. Bernie then goes on to try and de-stress himself about the St. Louis Cardinals start to the season.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals Thursday afternoon contest against the Giants as it goes on and finds himself impressed with the teams play.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie starts diving in on just what's going wrong with the Cardinals as he asks if certain outfielders might need a little more seasoning in Triple-A.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. John Denton joins the show from San Francisco just minutes after the Cardinals announced that they were optioning Jordan Walker to triple-A Memphis and recalling Taylor Motter. John explains why the Cardinals felt like now was the time to send Walker down.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie questions if Adam Wainwright is still capable of pitching effectively at the major league level. He also calls out the Cardinals for not adequately preparing Jordan Walker to be an everyday player.

After Bernie reviews last nights NBA and NHL Playoff games, he finds himself angered with all aspects of the St. Louis Cardinals, including the front office, the fans, and the players on the field.

Bernie finds himself annoyed with the new round of Jordan vs LeBron discourse after LeBron's heroics Monday night. He then reacts to the posting of Tuesday's Cardinals lineup.