Hour 3 started off with answering your questions in Ask Bernie. Then Bernie discussed Bill Self's words on being able to play Mizzou in the future. And at the end of the hour Pedro Gomez, ESPN Baseball Analyst/Reporter joined us to discuss the World Series match-up.

Hour number two started with Bernie explaining how the Cardinals and Cubs are already in the midst of a off-season bidding war. Then we move to Bernie's week 8 college football takeaways after there was not much shakeup in the top 10. Also, the Cardinals are searching for a new bench coach. After a 33-0 win over the Arizona Cardinals, the Rams 5-2 record is no fluke. Bernie discussed the Rams season and how they may be the No. 1 story of the NFL season so far. Then we wrapped up hour No. 2 and answered your questions in Ask Bernie.

Bernie gets things started with the Front Page. He hit on the Sunday Night Football game then went on to discuss the Mizzou vs. Kansas exhibition game, discussed the Blues taking on the Vegas Golden Knights for the first time in history and wrapped up the opening segment with what his thoughts were on the college football weekend. Bernie handed out all kinds of game balls including Eddie Jackson and Bernie discussed how Jackson broke an NFL record. After that Bernie discussed the World Series match-up between the two best regular season teams and who has the edge. Finally he wrapped up the hour discussing Mizzou football.

Bernie Miklasz kicks off the Friday Funday Football Hour with Anthony Stalter talking Navy, before moving to the NFL's parity and lack of dominance.

Friday Funday Football Hour continues with a little college football discussion including the Michigan Wolverines and Jim Harbaugh.

Anthony Stalter and Bernie Miklasz get into the middling teams in the NFL that could make a run.

"Investment Opportunities" is Anthony Stalter's favorite part of Friday Funday Football Hour and he gives you five from the CFB scene.

The St. Louis Blues went into Colorado looked early and then held on late and Travis Green gives you three takeaways.

The Astros, who have scored just 9 runs in 5 games while going 4 for 27 with RISP and 2 for their last 21, hope that the confines of Minute Maid Park and Justin Verlander on the mound will change their luck. Bernie resets the ALCS.

Jim Sterk joins Bernie Miklasz to talk about Mizzou homecoming weekend, KU/Mizzou rivalry reignited, is there more on the way, looking ahead to Mizzou basketball, and evaluating the football program and Barry Odom.

Cubs fall short, but still feel they're a dynasty - will this add to fuel to their fire? Bernie tackles that question

The Blues came away with a 4-3 win on Thursday that was highlighted by another great road performance by goalie Carter Hutton, who faced 41 shots and saved 38 of them. Bernie talks about, the NLDS coming to an end and the ALCS kicking back up tonight.

While the Dodgers have over $240 million in payroll, Bernie says that's not it at all. The Dodgers have infused youth and brains from the front office.

Every week, Bernie gives you Five Chicken Fried SEC Questions, and this week he looks at what Tennessee fans are doing to pass the time until Butch Jones gets fired.

Parity is talked about in all sports, but is it bad for the NFL? Bernie tackles that question

Ask Bernie - Turkey on the egg?

Kevin Harlan joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Gordon Hayward injury, how to handle those situations, his thoughts on the Chiefs, and are the Eagles legit?

The Houston Astros have gone cold at the worst possible time. After scoring 24 runs in 4 games, they have 9 runs in 5 games this series while going 4 for 27 with runners in scoring position, including 2 for 21 during this 3 game losing streak. Bernie talks about it.

Chris Long has announced another charitable contribution, on Wednesday, and that is hell be playing the entire season for charity. Bernie talks about how in a time with so much divisiveness, Chris Long is a welcomed human being

Barry Odom and Lovie Smith have their schools in similar situations and Bernie doesn't see things getting better for either school.

Jeremy Rutherford joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Blues performance, Jaden Schwartz, Vladdy Tarasenko stepping his game up, what Alex Steen does for the lineup, and Vince Dunn's play on the blue line.

Bernie kicks off a busy front page talking about how the Blues have bought in and Tarasenko is leading the way, updates on the ALCS and NLCS, and Michael Porter Jr. and his big tease about staying in CoMo for a 2nd season.

The Chicago Cubs survived in Game 4 but with the odds stacked against them Bernie wonders if Clayton Kershaw will be ready to deliver the knockout tonight

NFL Week 7 is upon us and there five QBs are Feeling the Pressure to succeed this weekend, Bernie explains why Alex Smith is atop the list.

With a 5-2 win vs. Chicago, the Blues best players were better than the Hawks best players and Travis points that out in his 3 takeaways

Bernie Miklasz kicks off hour three announcing that producer Travis Green and his wife Jamie are pregnant and then he gets into why Michael Wacha to the bullpen should be an option for the Cardinals.

Ask Bernie - Loudest sports venue he's ever been in?

John Clayton joined Bernie to tell how the NFL can stop the National Anthem protest, the Atlanta Falcons problems, Brett Hundley scouting report, Broncos problems, and did the Chiefs get exposed.