When the Seattle Seahawks pulled off a trade sending WR Jermaine Kearse and a 2nd round draft pick to the New York Jets for Pro Bowl DT Sheldon Richardson, the overall reaction was: this solidifies the Seahawks as one of the top contenders in the NFC. Bernie agrees with the sentiment, but wonders what the Seahawks will do for Richardson's growth as a player and person.

Kudos to Michael Wacha who struggled early, allowing all four runs (3 earned) to score in the first two innings only to settle in and finish with 6 IP 7 H 4 R 3 ER 6 Ks and 3 BBs for his second straight quality start. Bernie Miklasz says this is the Wacha the Cardinals need going forward and into next year.

Bernie Miklasz gives the 5 things he learned about the SEC in Week 1 of the College Football season and wonders where the "A-C-C chants" were this week.

Ask Bernie - What was on the grill this weekend? College Football too long? Waino's stuff in the bullpen?

Yadier Molina still leads all catchers in innings caught despite the call-up of Carson Kelly, Bernie gives the details on just how ridiculous Molina's numbers are defensively since he took over as the Cardinals catcher full-time in 2005.

Joe Sheehan joined Bernie to talk about the struggles of the Rockies, why the door is open for the Cardinals, his assessment of the Mike Leake trade and Lance Lynn as a free agent, and the Arizona Diamondbacks domination.

Mizzou's defense was bad in 2016 and was the big question mark in 2017, and after a 72-43 win over the Missouri State Bears that question still remains and may be even bigger than first realized. Bernie Miklasz has the ugly details.

A team in transition, the 2017 St. Louis Cardinals have been that all season long, and it continues as the young players take steps forward with that as they play for a NL playoff spot here in September.

College Football officially kicked off this weekend, and there was a lot of things of note that Bernie Miklasz dove into and he gave you his weekend's winners and losers.

Bernie Miklasz opened up the show talking about the holiday weekend, the Cardinals winning 5 of 7 thus far on the road, the starting pitching led by Carlos Martinez, and how things stack up in the playoff race.

The Cardinals are 3 1/2 games out of NL Wild Card #2 spot, and Bernie Miklasz believes if they can play well, Cards have a legit shot to catch Colorado for 2nd wild card because this ain't like trying to catch the Cubs. The Rox aren't very good. Cards still have to get past Milwaukee, though.

Peter King joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the start of the NFL season, why he's not on board with Jared Goff in LA, his assessment of the Patriots, the Chiefs as contenders in the AFC, favorite in the NFC, and his thoughts on how the Elliott case will work out.

David Schoenfield joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the MLB Trade Deadline Part II, what it does for the Astros, what it does for the Angels, and his thoughts on the Cardinals and the direction they are headed in with the young pitching staff.

Pat Forde wrote about it and talked about it with us is the 2017 opening weekend for College Football, the best ever? Bernie says you can make a case for it, but he's focused most on #1 vs. #3

Kevin Siegriest was the latest Cardinal to be DFA, Bernie looks at the trend of relievers that have been burned through under Mike Matheny and says it isn't a pretty picture.

Jack Flaherty will get the start in place of the recently traded Mike Leake tonight as he goes up against Johnny Cueto and the San Francisco Giants. Bernie Miklasz tells you what to expect from the rookie and talks about his numbers in the minor league's.

Alex Scarborough joined Bernie Miklasz to discuss Bama/Florida State, who does he expect to win, and who are some of the key players in the game. They also discuss Florida's QB situation, Georgia and Kirby Smart, and his thoughts on Mizzou.

Stan Kroenke is at it again, Bernie details just how much LA Rams fans will have to pay in PSLs to see a losing product.

Ask Bernie - good dessert for College Football party, Mizzou a glorified Big 12 team, and will TV contract make a difference for Cardinals.

The Cardinals relied on Michael Wacha, Tommy Pham, and Randal Grichuk to get a win, Bernie details that as well as the MLB trades, and Mizzou and Illini football starting up.

Bernie Miklasz has been talking about the 2017 Cardinals as a team in transition all season long, and the John Gant move along with Sandy Alcantara coming up continues to prove that.

Going into yesterday, there were already 13 deals in the month of August, with some notable names like Jay Bruce, Curtis Granderson, and Mike Leake already been traded. But August 31st became a heck of an encore for the July 31st trade deadline as the Astros and Angels were among the teams to beef up. Bernie has the details.

NFL doing NFL things as the Ezekiel Elliott case takes a weird turn, Bernie talks about how it is another example of "cartel gonna cartel"

Bernie discusses the Mike Leake trade, how it opens up multiple spots in the rotation for rookie starters, and he wonders about the viability of a rotation with 2 rookie starters as well as other question marks.

Matt Stinchcomb joined Bernie Miklasz to give his thoughts on Mizzou, get his thoughts on the run game at Missouri, talk about the pace Mizzou set on offense last year, and why Georgia is the favorite to him in the SEC East.

For the 2nd game in a row, Carlos Martinez struggled to make a routine play on the mound hurting himself by ultimately allowing two unearned runs to score in the 3rd inning and giving the Brewers their first lead of the game. With another loss and frustrating start from Martinez, Bernie says forget all the hair color talk, this is about performance and the Cards need better.

With the trade of Mike Leake and the loss of a number of contract this offseason including Lance Lynn, Trevor Rosenthal, and others the Cards have money to spend, right? So will it be on Giancarlo Stanton? Bernie answers why it probably won't be and why he may be okay with that

Pat Forde joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the opening weekend of CFB, Bama/FSU in particular, coaches on the hot seat entering 2017 in CFB, the Florida situation, Mizzou and his expectations, and his final 4 prediction.

With the Cardinals falling in Milwaukee, Bernie Miklasz discusses the Carlos Martinez blunder, Tommy Pham continues to be Superman, the Cubs on a run, and Florida suspending two more players before Michigan.

Yesterday, about an hour after we got off the air, the Cardinals dealt Mike Leake to Seattle. Bernie assesses all aspects of the trade including his time here in St. Louis.

With yesterdays big trade came a lot of questions, and the first one that came to everyones mind was does this open up room for Lance Lynns return? Bernie details why it's not happening and discusses the player's frustration level after the trade.

After an MVP season in 2015 while leading the Panthers to the Super Bowl, Cam Newton wasn't the same player last season as his team went 6-10, Bernie details why Newton is under the gun more than any other player in the NFL in 2017.