Brian Anderson joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Brewers, the NL Central race, what they've done to their timeline, and the pressure they put on the rest of the division now with their development.

Ask Bernie - Favorite college football stadium? Crunchy or Creamy Peanut Butter? Where's Jack Flaherty?

John Clayton joins Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Ezekiel Elliott appeal, will it continue beyond this, QB situations that are troubling, the Jets hilariously bad QB competition, the Dolphins in the AFC East, the NFC East, Russell Wilson problems in Seattle, and is Green Bay the favorite in the NFC?

Chris Low joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the College Football season, Jarrett Stidham, the SEC and Auburn battling with Alabama, Florida St vs. Alabama, and his thoughts on the SEC East.

Tommy Pham, Paul DeJong, Luke Voit, and Carson Kelly all led the way for the Cardinals with two hits a piece as DeJong picked up 3 RBIs and Voit had 4oh and Luke Weaver struck out 10 in 5.2 inning pitched as he picked up the win. Bernie talks about the young guys impact on the 2017 season and DeJong in particular.

Missouri returns 10 starters on offense and all everyone can talk about is the progress Drew Lock is expected to make. Bernie talks about one key to the elevating the offense AND helping Drew Lock in 2017 could be the running game led by Demarea Crockett.

The Cardinals got 10 runs on 11 hits and saw some impressive baserunning in 3rd inning, BUT Luke Weaver was the story of the night as the rookie was impressive once again. Bernie kicks off the show talking about that, as well as the Cubs getting to 11-games over .500, and Stubby Clapp winning PCL manager of the year.

While Luke Weaver is something that should be celebrated, it also is something that frustrates you if you're a Cardinals fan because the team remains 5 games out of a playoff spot and you can't help but wonder is it a little too late? Bernie dives into that and says this has been a problem all year.

A day after pledging to donate $10,000 per home run to hurricane relief efforts in his hometown of Houston, Carpenter hit a two-run, fifth-inning homer, his 18th of the season. Bernie Miklasz salutes Matt Carpenter, Adam Wainwright, the Cardinals and Adam Dunn for this.

Bernie told you about the pathetic images out of the LA Coliseum on Saturday night as the Fight for LA took stage from and center for all of LA to see except no one showed up or seem to care. And the ratings after Saturday's game on CBS proves that case even more.

Gabe DeArmond joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Tigers, Barry Odom in year 2, the offense returning but needing to improve in the scoring department, questions on the defense but the depth being there, and the early portion schedule.

With Luke Weaver headed to the mound tonight, Bernie Miklasz looks at his interesting path to the big league's and how he is showing that he can stick in the 2018 rotation if he ends the season well.

Joe Sheehan joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Houston Astros/Texas Rangers situation, how the Astros come out of this looking bad, and how the two teams could have come together for the good of Texas but instead will play ball in Tampa, Fl. benefiting no one. And they discussed the AL Wild Card race as well as Stanton's impressive run of power.

2017 has already been deemed the Year of the QB in college football with names like Sam Darnold, Baker Mayfield, Josh Rosen, Lamar Jackson, Jake Browning, Deondre Francois, JT Barrett, and of course Jalen Hurts all bringing excitement to the college football landscape. And Bernie explains why the same can be said in the SEC for the first time in a while.

Things have began to unraveled for the Cardinals as they sit at 65-65, just weeks after reaching five games above .500. There have been a lot of reasons why the team remains stuck in neutral but Bernie explains, not all things have been mired in mediocrity and he gives you 5 pleasant surprises.

David Stearns joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Brewers success, the front end of the rotation, the bullpen in the 2nd half, their approach to the trade deadline, their offseason approach with the advanced timeline, and his tutelage under Jeff Luhnow.

Ask Bernie - Crab cakes near BWI airport? Athletes making an impact. Sandy Alcantara as closer?

The Cardinals fell back to .500 after a 2-4 homestand and a 4-9 stretch since their 8-game winning streak in the middle of the month and now get set for a 10-game road trip starting in Milwaukee. Bernie kicks off the show talking about that before getting to a note on the Royals and Matthew Stafford signing a record deal in Detroit.

The Cardinals put themselves behind the 8-ball with a 4-9 stretch following their 8-game winning streak that at one point saw them tied with the Chicago Cubs for the NL Central lead. But Bernie says if the Cardinals miss making the playoffs, it ain't the worst thing in the world and explains.

The questions surrounding the 2017 Brewers all season has been: when will it end?...when will they fall off?...can they keep this up?" But as Bernie says they've stuck around and a big reason why is because they flip the script from earlier in the year.

Stephen Piscotty has been back one week now, and the current reality is the same as the previous reality: he isn't good, and he's a drag on the offense, and he's a lousy base runner. Bernie wonders why it's okay to take away time from other deserving candidates like Jose Martinez in the meantime.

Ask Bernie - fan of Fried Green Tomatoes? What's on the playlist during the trip to Canton? Cards tanking to keep Matheny here?

Mike Sando discussed the injuries to Julian Edleman and Spencer Ware, and the impact they will have, the Bucs and Jameis Winston having an interesting preseason, impressed with Dak Prescott, and they discussed the QB tiers and how things stacked up.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated Conor McGregor in the much-hyped mega-bout between the best of the boxing world and the best of the MMA world. And Bernie explained why to him the match was worth money and pushes back against those who were proven wrong but won't accept it.

Things have unraveled in the Cardinals bullpen starting with Aug. 16, the night Rosenthal was injured. And Bernie say this "mixing and matching" thing isn't going to work, because there are too many tired arms.

The "battle of LA" has been drummed up between the Chargers and Rams, but the only problem is no one seems interested and Kevin Demoff continues to make hilarious comments about it all.

Jen Langosch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Cardinals options at 3rd, Aledmys Diaz struggles continue, potentially bringing up a Patrick Wisdom, the Cardinals and their search for relief help, and Jose Martinez's dwindling playing time.

Back in the driver's seat, Bernie Miklasz dives into the trash we saw over the weekend with the Cardinals, their struggles late and close, missing opportunities at home, and not taking advantage of the Cubs while the Brewers do.

Bernie looked at the main reason why the Cardinals have 4 wins since August 13th and the worst record in the NL, and says it comes down to one thing...pitching failures.

Bernie goes around the NFL and looks the injuries in New England and Kansas City, the QB situation in Cleveland and New York, and settling on Mike Glennon in Chicago.

Casey Stern joined Mark and Mike to talk about the Cardinals, the NL Wild Card, the hope Cards fan should have, the Brewers, and the AL playoff race.

Brett Okamoto joined Mark and Mike to talk about McGregor's chances, the 8 ounce gloves, needing to get to Mayweather early, McGregor's racist comments early, and what this fight could mean for UFC.

Ask Bernie - What you listen to on an 8 hour roadtrip? Judge or Mayweather? Why not talk about Kaepernick's opt out?