With the Giants loss on Monday night, there are nine teams that sit at 0-2 going into Week 3. So which of the nine 0-2 team have hope? And which ones are hopeless? Bernie goes through each of the 9.

Paul DeJong has put together an impressive rookie season, even though his numbers have tapered off of late. So is this another mirage or do the Cards have something more with DeJong? Bernie Miklasz talks about it.

Alex Gordons hit his 8th HR of the season for the Royals last night and it just so happened to be the leagues 5,694th of the season, breaking the mark that was set in 2000. Bernie gives his big takeaway from the record falling.

The Bernie Show welcomes interaction, and the question of the day is "how do fans assess Fowler's first year as a Cardinal?"

The Cardinals needed extra innings to get win the first game of a 3-game series in Cincinnati, 8-7, in 10 innings, but in the end they got the win and Bernie talked about the team needing to focus on that and not what is being said on the outside. He also talked about the NL Playoff race and the MLB single season HR record being broken.

Dexter Fowler tied a career high mark with his 17th HR last night and he has already produced a career high 57 RBIs on the season. Bernie assesses his season and talks about what the Cardinals have gotten out of him.

Jeremy Rutherford joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Blues, their injuries, the young guys who can take advantage of it, and where things stand with the roster this early in camp.

While it is understandable for the Cardinals to finish on the outside looking in with the Cubs in the NL Central, is there any excuse for the team to be 2.5 games behind a rebuilding Milwaukee Brewers team? Bernie looks at that and plays back some of the Michael Girsch interview.

Ask Bernie - would Bernie allow son to play football? Carlos Martinez too amped for "big games?"

Joe Sheehan joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Brewers and how they've been able to have success, the future for the Reds, how Joey Votto is viewed around baseball, and his thoughts on the St. Louis Cardinals season.

Bernie knows Sterk isn't going to fire Odom now. But would it make sense to do it during season? He looks at that and just how bad the Tigers offense has been.

The Cardinals enter their final 13 games at a record of 77-72 and with just a glimmer of postseason hope as they sit 6 games back of the Cubs in the NL Central and 4 ½ back of the Rockies in the NL Wild Card. So Bernie gives 5 things he's learned about the Cardinals as their 2017 inches closer to a close.

Gary Myers joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Giants struggles, the NFC East, the AFC West, and the reports of Jerry Jones trying to block the progress of Roger Goodell's contract.

Now that the Cardinals and their fans have licked the wounds left by the Chicago Cubs and their 3-game sweep over the weekend, its time for the team to move on to the final 13 games. Bernie Miklasz does that as he kicks off updating the Standing as the final 13 games begin.

After being granted an injunction at the start of the NFL season, Ezekiel Elliott has been allowed to put all the off field stuff behind him and just play the game he loves to play. But now the talented RB is being questioned for taking plays off, Bernie talked about how things continue to go bad for the native St. Louisan.

Michael Girsch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Cardinals swept in Chicago, looking ahead to 2018, the starting rotation next season, Tommy Pham and his role, Matt Carpenter going into 2018, and the organizations thoughts on Dexter Fowler.

The NFL is full of overreactions, so Bernie goes through a number of topics and tells you if they are Truth or Trap.

9:00 - Jen Langosch INT

9:15 - NFL Quick Hits

9:30 - Review of the Cardinals' sales pitch this season

9:45 - Crossover with Kevin Wheeler

8:00 - Top NFL Storylines

8:15 - Week 2 College Football winners and losers

8:30 - How can Cards close gap to top of division?

8:45 - Fan Reaction to weekend series

7:00 - The Front Page

7:15 - Cubs own the Cardinals

7:30 - Ryan Van Bibber INT

7:45 - Mizzou has terrible game against Purdue

Every Friday Bernie and Anthony will tackle the 9 o'clock and talk mostly football, but this week they started off discussing the Cubs and Carlos Martinez under-appreciation.

Bernie and Stalter get into the Mizzou/Purdue matchup and "investment opportunities" in Saturday's college football matchups.

Bernie and Anthony come back with some NFL talk, how bad things are in Cincy with Dalton, some of the investment opportunities on Sunday and other big games.

They wrap up with 3 big takes on the Falcons/Packers, Broncos/Cowboys, and Steelers/Vikings.

Tommy Pham weny 2 for 4 with a walk, double, a homer, two runs scored, two RBIs and two stolen bases. More importantly, Pham became the sixth player in Cardinals franchise history to steal 20 bases and hit 20 homers in a single season and first since Reggie Sanders. Bernie Miklasz reminds everyone just how great he has been.

BK joins Bernie Miklasz to talk about Mizzou/Purdue, why the Tigers are favorites, Josh Heupel and Drew Lock vs. Power 5 teams, and prediction.

Kurt Warner joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Arizona Cardinals, the LA Rams, their QB situations, the bad play in Week 1 of the NFL, and his time in Canton and how he is bringing some of it back to STL in November.

Apparently, Carlos Martinez isn't the ace according to the manager, who has continued to diss him and talk about his "focus". So Bernie goes on the attack and tells everyone just how good Carlos has been.