With the Kurt Warner heading into the HOF, Bernie Miklasz turns it over to the fans to react on the impact he had on STL.

Bernie wants to wipe out the opinion that the Cardinals have had injuries and have had to play a lot of young dudes and that explains the mediocre record. BS. Because the rotation has 4th best ERA in majors and rotation is No. 3 in quality starts in majors, and the young players -- plus Pham who began 2017 in Memphis -- have been terrific. So unlike last year, he says Matheny can float that lame excuse.

Gregg Rosenthal talks about the battle of LA between Chargers and Rams, Sean McVay in Rams camp, injuries to both Andrew Luck and Cam Newton, the QB battle in Denver, and is Gregg buying the Jacksonville hype despite Blake Bortles being in place.

Storytime with Bernie as he reminisces about Kurt Warner's career as he heads into the HOF. Everything from an insect bite ruining a tryout for the Bears to an injury in the Super Bowl that Jeff Fisher thought knocked him out.

Stephen Piscotty is back from the DL, and Bernie details the struggles that has incapacitated him not this season, but at the end of last year. And why the Cards need to see something from him down the stretch.

Bernie notes that Bill Dewitt Jr. and John Mozeliak repeatedly have said that this team has talent, enough talent to win. Dewitt has said the team is underachieving. Mozeliak has echoed that. if the bosses believe the talent is there to win, and if the advanced metrics show that the Cardinals should be anywhere from 7 to 9 games over .500 ... then doesn't this all suggest that the manager is failing to get the best out of this team and the talent on hand?

Bernie Miklasz opened up the show discussing Kurt Warner heading to the HOF this weekend, he then got into the Cards game last night, Carlos Martinez's struggles, but the lack of offense to pick him up.

Tommy Pham leads in almost every category since his recall on May 5th, but is that enough to secure a starting job next season? Bernie discusses that and doesn't understand the apathy with Pham.

Will Leitch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about Mike Matheny, his recent comments, the position the Cardinals and Matheny are in, and the Yadi / Matheny beef.

Joe Sheehan joined Bernie Miklasz to give his thoughts on Matheny taken fans to task for not being 100% supportive at all times, his biggest takeaways from the trade deadline, the Yankees being put into a "winners" category, the reliever market, the Dodgers and their biggest weakness, and why he loves the Cubs move.

Chicago Cubs give Steve Bartman a World Series ring and Bernie wonders how long the team is going to milk the publicity of being World Series champs.

The Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the team's inactivity at the deadline, what it could mean for this offseason, this year's trade market, the transition to a younger team, and Yadier Molina's instagram posts

Bernie Miklasz kicked off hour 2 talking about the MLB Trade Deadline, the winners and losers in the AL, AND the arms race in the NL for supremacy among the Cubs, Nats, and Dodgers and why the Nationals even with their retooling failed to make much headway.

With the Cardinals not making a move at the deadline on Monday, Bernie explains why the offseason is of the utmost importance for the Cardinals and John Mozeliak.

Bernie self titled this segment: "shut up Matheny," as he looks as some of the recent comments he made to Derrick Goold about bitter fanz and his comments about Christian Athletes and Christian Family Day.

Bernie Miklasz kicked off the show talking about the Cardinals inactivity at the trade deadline and explained why he understood it to an extend. BUT also realizes why fans are upset. He also detailed the rest of the trade deadline and some of the winners and losers.

With the lack of big bat being moved yesterday, Bernie explains why it may sense for the Cardinals to stand still. He stands by his stance that he didn't want them to make a move just to make a move.

Just a few days after his last instagram post made headlines, Yadier Molina was at it again and Bernie has the details and explains what it means for the manager of the Cardinals.

With a plethora of talent in the OF both at the Major League level and in the system, Bernie discusses the Cardinals options at the trade deadline and why he is okay with them waiting until the offseason.

Ask Bernie - favorite meal on vacation, Yadier Molina part of the problem, and Giancarlo Stanton rumors.

Jen Langosch joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Matheny/Molina spat, what it means going forward, Cardinals plan at the trade deadline, the potential of being aggressive this offseason, and the Lance Lynn dilemma which includes the potential of resigning the big right-hander.

Bernie Miklasz discusses the Cubs 13-3 surge since the All-Star break and why their emergence should make the Cardinals trade deadline more clear. Especially considering the trade they pulled off last night.

Bernie still has a hard time understanding why there are so many oblivious to the reality that Trevor Rosenthal is an asset to the Cardinals as their closer this year and in the future, unless a trade is made. He details his impressive numbers this season and why only if they are blown away should they deal him.

Bob Nightengale joined Bernie Miklasz to talk about the Cardinals, their trade deadline assets, Trevor Rosenthal, the Cubs trade, where Milwaukee stands, why the Pirates won't sell, thoughts on Lance Lynn's free agency value, and why the Cardinals could be the "most fascinating team" this offseason.

Part II of the Mike Matheny / Yadier Molina spat has Bernie talking about the idea of trading Carson Kelly. He says forget the idea of trading Kelly. Molina is in decline. Molina is all beat up. He's under contract through 2020 so what will he look like over the next three years? Won't be pretty. Molina wants to play all the time, and that's the reality. But it isn't a reason to trade Kelly. That would be incredibly stupid.

Bernie Miklasz is back from vacation and is talking about the Cardinals recent homestand and why despite the optimistic point of view that this team had a 5-2 homestand, the fact remains they are 4 1/2 games back of the Cubs and Chicago improved with an overnight trade.

Bernie details the Lance Lynn dilemma and why despite him being one of the best starters in the DeWitt era it still makes sense for the Cardinals to move him since they seem reluctant to sign him to an extension.

On Friday, Yadier Molina to instagram to voice his displeasure with some Mike Matheny comments. Bernie assesses what he did and says Molina was in the wrong BUT there is an underlying issue at play here and he tells what that is.

Mark Saxon and Mike Young kickoff Hour 3 with a discussion regarding the Cardinals and the questions John Mozeliak will have to answer this weekend by 3p on Monday.

Ask Bernie entails a question about both Mike and Mark being fired/cut, their concert check list, and who'd they rather be hit by Jerome Bettis or James Harrison.

Memphis Redbirds broadcaster Steve Selby joined Mark Saxon and Mike Young to talk about the contributions from the Memphis Redbirds here in St. Louis, what has worked for Luke Weaver in Memphis, Paul Dejong and his maturation, Jack Flaherty's upside, Jose Adolis Garcia's potential, and the power potential of Patrick Wisdom.