The Cardinals cited the team wanting to find an edge for why they let both pitching coaches go, Bernie is willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and says this is a big test for Mo and Matheny

The NFL is at the quarter-pole and Bernie Miklasz has a list of 10 surprises from the first 4 games.

Chris Kerber joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the 2017-18 Blues, the questions and concerns, the young players getting a chance, and the tough Central division.

Bernie hopes Mike Matheny is sincere when he says he's willing to look at himself this offseason, he talks about that and Dexter Fowler's 2017 season and will he move to a corner spot in 2018.

The Cardinals let both pitching coach Derek Lilliquist and bullpen coach Blaise Ilsley walk as they didn't make any other staff changes. Bernie dives into it.

The Cardinals talked a big game about missing the postseason not being acceptable, but Bernie says not it's time to show us.

The Blues kick off the season tonight and while Bernie doesn't know what to expect, he does say the roster has a lot of question marks.

The SEC is down this year when it comes to football and Bernie dives into the details of why.

Doug Armstrong joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the start of the 2017 season, the injuries that have piled up, the tough Central division, the direction of the team, not rushing young player's along, and his thoughts on why they went after Jaromir Jagr.

Ask Bernie - what do you watch on College Football Saturday..bigger postseason for Nationals or Dodgers

Joe Sheehan joins Bernie Miklasz to talk about his MVP in the NL, Tommy Pham and Paul DeJong getting some praise, how the Twins can beat the Yankees, the Dodgers or Nats facing a bigger postseason, and who are the best teams to start the postseason.

Mike Matheny isn't losing his job, so Bernie gives some advice on how the team and Matheny can work together and be successful.

NFL Truth or Trap - Week 4 brought about some more surprises and thus overreactions...Bernie is here to call Truth or Trap on a few of those.

The St. Louis Cardinals won 83 games and missed out on the postseason for the 2nd year in a road, but Bernie plays another edition of "pardon my pragmatism" but this was talented enough to make the postseason.

There's a lot of hypocrisy going around with the NFL National Anthem protest, Bernie gives an update on the latest.

Bernie Miklasz opens up the show talking about the Cardinals and how their #1 priority heading into the offseason is "get smarter."

The Kansas City Chiefs proved they can win a "street fight" with last night's win and Bernie talks about Alex Smith's role in their impressive offensive start.

Will Leitch joined Bernie Miklasz to give his synopsis on the 2017 season, why the 2017 team was built to make the playoffs, the bromance between the Cardinals and Mike Matheny despite his reluctance to embrace sabermetrics.

With the 2017-2018 Blues season upon us, Bernie Miklasz's producer Travis Green dives into 3 questions he had for the Note heading into the season.

The Cardinals ended their season at 83-79, and afterwards they discussed their failures. Bernie brings you some of that audio and Dayn Perry talking about why Matheny should be fired.

Herm Edwards joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about a couple of young head coaches putting it together, the Patriots defense struggling, DeShaun Watson's early success, and why it's the right time for Trubisky in Chicago.

Ask Bernie - What was on the egg this weekend? McVay exposes Jeff Fisher

Bernie kicks off Hour 2 with a little "pardon my pragmatism" as he explains why the Cards approach to the starting rotation might not be sunflowers and rainbows.

Jen Langosch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Cardinals offseason, the bullpen struggles everyone is talking about, Juan Nicascio and being a potential closer, and the team's needs in the middle of the order.

Week 5 in College Football started off with a BIG win by WAZZU over USC and that's where Bernie started his College Football Winners and Losers.

The St. Louis Cardinals 2017 season came to an end on Sunday with a 6-1 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers, which brought the teams overall record to 83-79 and finished 3rd in the NL Central. Bernie gives his overall thoughts on the team as they head into the offseason.

Bernie Miklasz hands out game balls to Sean McVay and Sean McDermott and takes game checks away from the Patriots as he reviews Week 4 in the NFL.

Cardinals middle of the order 2017 underlines the team's biggest off-season need, and Bernie Miklasz has the numbers to prove it.

The LA Rams are more than competent as they lead the NFC West with a 3-1 record after defeating the Dallas Cowboys on the road 35-30. Bernie says thanks a lot Kroenke for not caring about a winning product while here in St. Louis.

Friday Funday Football Hour With Anthony Stalter starts with Bernie and Stalts talking Cardinals and their failures.

Friday Funday Football Hour With Anthony Stalter continues with NFL Storylines including Cam Newton's struggles.

Friday Funday Football Hour With Anthony Stalter moves onto NFL Week 4 matchups they have their eyes on.

Friday Funday Football Hour With Anthony Stalter wraps up with Bernie scoffing at Anthony for one of his "investment opportunities"

NFL Week 4 has some really interesting matchups, Bernie Miklasz gives his Pick Six for this weekend.

Despite a +62 run differential, the Cardinals ended a streak of 1,131 consecutive regular-season played with playoff aspirations. Mike Matheny used that as his platform to say something that made a lot of people turn their heads including Bernie Miklasz, he plays Matheny's comments and follows it up with "truth speak" from Tommy Pham.

Rams attendance continues to be the butt of many jokes, Bernie gives all the hilarious details.

So now it is on to 2018 but unlike last offseason, the Cardinals now have two opponents they are playing catchup withthe Cubs and the Brewers. Bernie Miklasz gives his take and takes some fan reaction.