It took the Blues a couple of periods to realize that the Arizona Coyotes weren't going to back down despite having the NHL's worst record. Jeremy Rutherford and Michael Young are filling in and discuss the team's win and another injury in Seattle with Richard Sherman.

Jason Cole joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the injury to Shermam, what it does to the Seahawks in the NFC West, the injuries in the NFL affecting the league, the Jerry Jones/Roger Goodell/Zeke Elliott situation, and are the Jags for real.

The Cardinals are linked heavily to Giancarlo Stanton, would the offseason be a failure if they don't add him? Mike and JR discuss

The Blues are up to 19 goals from their d-men, how? And can it continue JR, Mike, and Travis kick it around.

Bob Glauber joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the situation New York with the Giants, why the whole franchise may need to switch over, the Jets and Todd Bowles coaching job, the Eagles and the job Doug Pederson is doing, and how good are the LA Rams.

Bernie will be in Annapolis for the Navy / SMU game, but even though his viewing of the CFB weekend will be limited, he still brings you Five Chicken Fried SEC Questions.

Dick Vitale joined Bernie Miklasz to dish some praise on Mizzou, explains why guard play with be essential for them, his thoughts on Illinois and Brad Underwood, and why the Wichita State Shockers could be as good as the Final Four year.

The Cardinals are in the market for a "big bat," JD Martinez is looking for $200 million, Giancarlo Stanton makes a lot, and the other free agents available will make some cash. Bernie says the end result will be Bill DeWitt Jr. having to open up the checkbook.

Jeremy Rutherford joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Blues, analytics in hockey, Colton Parayko, the defensive scoring, the team's top line, and the Blues great 3rd periods.

Carson Wentz is the newest fad for NFL MVP, but where is Tom Brady in this discussion? Bernie is scratching his head wondering the same thing.

Bernie Miklasz flies through the front page with bits style segment on JD Martinez, the St. Louis Blues, the NFL and Bob Costas, and Jerry Jones vs. Roger Goodell.

Mizzou basketball is back with a lot of excitement, and Bernie is ready for it as he talks about the upcoming season and takes fan reaction.

Week 10 is upon us and Bernie couldn't limit his list to five so he put six QBs on his Heat Index this week.

The NFL from the 1970s until the early 2000s had a list full of Hall of Fame running backs, but what is the crop looking like now? Bernie dives deep into that

The Blues lead the league with 17 goals from their defense, as 32% of their goals this season has come from the blue line. Bernie has some historical perspective on that but also explains why this is happening.

John Clayton joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the strange situation in Indy with Andrew Luck, the struggles in Tampa, the bad loss by the Seahawks, and is Jacksonville for real?

The Blues got another night full of production from Tarasesnko, Schenn, and Schwartz and Travis Green can't stop talking about them in his Three Blues Takeaways.

Roy Halladay passed away at the age of 40 years old, and in remembering his career, Bernie explains how the Cardinals wouldn't have won two World Series without his influence on Chris Carpenter.

Jen Langosch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the start of the offseason, the closer market, the bullpen maker, could the Cards bring in two bats vs. one "big bat," and the pressure on the Cards front office.

Ask Bernie - favorite kind of Jelly?

The Blues are off to their best 16 game start in franchise history and Bernie dishes out some praise. He also touched on Yadi missing gold, and showed an appreciation for Roy Halladay.

Dan Wolken joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the second College Football Rankings, the Big 12 being in a good spot with the committee, Ohio State's issues, is Alabama in trouble, and his thoughts on Mizzou hoops.

Yadier Molina lost his second gold glove in a row, this time to Tucker Barnhart, and Bernie Miklasz is scratching his head by it.

Gabe DeArmond joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Mizzou football program, Drew Lock, the offensive improvement, as well as the defensive improvement and how they saved Barry Odom's job. They also discussed the start of the College Basketball season and the excitement around the program in Columbia, Mo.

Ask Bernie - the Big Lebowski or Office Space?

Bernie Miklasz was joined by Joe Sheehan to talk about the award season, why there isn't much drama with any of the races, and they discussed the Cardinals off-season.

What a performance by the Sooners charismatic quarterback, Baker Mayfield as he completed 24 of 36 passes for a program-record 598 yards, throwing five touchdowns, rushing for a score, and averaging a sick 16.6 yards per passing attempt. Bernie details why he may be the front runner, but don't cash in those ballots yet.

The Blues manager Doug Armstrong joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Blues 11-3-1 start, the team getting production from the blue line, Alex Pietrangelo's overall impact, prospect Jordan Kyrou, and the lack of 3rd line success.

John Mozeliak and Michael Girsch enter the offseason under the most pressure of any front office in the majors and Bernie gives a detail list on why that is.

The Cardinals made some moves yesterday for the off-season including releasing Trevor Rosenthal, Bernie Miklasz shows his appreciation for Rosey and discusses the Cards off-season gameplan, as well as the Blues and Mizzou basketball.

Week 9 is over, and there are always some over reactions and this week has a lot of questions regarding coaches in the NFL. Bernie Miklasz goes through this week's NFL Truth or Trap

The Cardinals enter the off-season with a clear need in the back of the bullpen, but are should they be looking for an established closer? Bernie Miklasz discusses that and more.