If Cardinals fans are upset, Bernie has an idea for them - Stop. Buying. Tickets. He also revisits conversations he's had with both John Mozeliak and Keith Law, as he tries to figure out which of these young outfielders will be a part of the 2020 St. Louis Cardinals. Jeff Passan, ESPN, joins Bernie to talk about the Cardinals' offseason, and why Stephen Strasburg would be a good fit for St. Louis. Joey Vitale, 101 ESPN Blues Radio Network, joins Bernie to talk about the Fabbri trade, Steen injury, and all things St. Louis Blues. Dennis Dodd, CBSSports.com, joins Bernie to preview the weekend of college football. Plus, the debut of "Pee Baby of the Week."

The Blues continue to be red-hot, beating the Oilers 5-2 for their 8th win in 9 games. Bernie talks about how great the goaltenders have been during this run of success for the St. Louis Blues. Last night after the win, it was announced that Robby Fabbri had been traded to the Detroit Red Wings. We're joined by Jeremy Rutherford (The Athletic St. Louis) to talk about the trade. We also talk about the lower-body injury Alexander Steen suffered last night. Bernie revisits his conversation from yesterday with John Mozeliak, and focuses on their discussion on Matt Carpenter, improving the offense, and much more. Plus, we preview LSU-Bama with Sean Kelley, the voice of college football on ESPN Radio.

The Cardinals give contract extensions to John Mozeliak, Mike Girsch, and Mike Shildt. Bernie explains why these extensions should come as no surprise to Cardinals fans, and is joined by John Mozeliak to talk about these extensions and much more. Bernie also digs into yesterday's Cardinals press conference, talking about the team retooling the analytics department, and why the payroll is going to dictate how the team spends in free agency this offseason. Carolyn Kindle Betz and Lee Broughton of MLS 4 the Lou joins Bernie to discuss the latest news surrounding the team: A vision for a "soccer stadium district" in St. Louis. The Blues get yet another overtime winner, and we break down the win in today's "Blues Review." Plus, our weekly visit with John Clayton for all things NFL.

News came down yesterday that the Cardinals have made Marcell Ozuna a qualifying offer, and are ready to discuss a multiyear deal. Bernie talks about the pros and cons of bringing Ozuna back to St. Louis. Mike Shildt was named as a finalist for the 2019 NL Manager of the Year Award. Bernie talks about why Shildt should be this year's winner. The Baseball Hall of Fame announced this year's candidates to be considered by the Modern Era Committee, and Ted Simmons was among the names up for consideration. Bernie tells you why voting for Simmons should be a no-brainer. The Blues are back in action tonight in Vancouver as they take on the Canucks. Alex Ferrario (101 ESPN) joins Bernie to preview the match-up. It was reported yesterday that the Missouri Valley Conference has reached an agreement with Enterprise Center to keep "Arch Madness" in St. Louis through 2025. Commissioner Doug Elgin joins Bernie in-studio to talk about the agreement, and helps us get ready for the college basketball season. Plus, Mike Lombardi (The Athletic & Former NFL Front Office Executive) joins Bernie to talk all things NFL.

It was announced yesterday that Kolten Wong won his first Gold Glove of his career, making him the only Cardinal of the six-nominated to come away with a 2019 Gold Glove Award. Bernie tells us why this shouldn't have been his first Gold Glove, and uses Wong's season as a way to look at where the St. Louis Cardinals need to improve heading into 2020. The Blues get two overtime victories over the weekend. Bernie talks about this team's ability to "flip the switch," and checks in with Chris Kerber (101 ESPN) LIVE from Vancouver, where the Blues will be playing on Tuesday night. Plus, Illinois has now won three in a row. We hear from Lovie Smith, and check-in with Ivan Maisel (ESPN) to talk all things college football week 10.

Mike Matheny, former manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, was officially announced as the new manager of the Kansas City Royals on Thursday. Bernie talks about his comments to the media - some of what Matheny had to say has Bernie questioning Cardinals management's handling of Mike when he was at the helm in St. Louis. The Blues are back in action tonight at Enterprise Center taking on the Columbus Blue Jackets. We preview the match-up with our pal Joey Vitale (101 ESPN). Sean Kelley (ESPN Radio) stops by for his weekly visit on all things college football. Plus, Charlie Slowes, voice of the Nationals on 106.7 The Fan, joins his old friend Bernie to talk about Max Scherzer and an improbable run for the 2019 World Series Champions.

The Washington Nationals are your 2019 World Series Champions. Bernie recaps an amazing series for the Nationals, and is joined by John "Brick" Brickley (ESPN & ESPN Radio) to help put this historic win in perspective. Bernie breaks down what the Cardinals can learn from both the Nationals and Astros. The Blues squeaked out a win last night against the struggling Minnesota Wild. We're joined by Jeremy Rutherford (The Athletic St. Louis) to break down a sloppy start to the Blues' 2019-2020 campaign. Plus, Bernie is joined by Willie McGinest of the NFL Network and NBC Sports Radio to preview week 9 of the NFL regular season.

The Nationals force a game 7 in the 2019 World Series, beating the Astros 7-2 last night in Houston. That means we get a game 7 in the Fall Classic, with local hero Max Scherzer taking the mound for the Nats. Keith Law (ESPN) joins us to talk about the series, but also weighs in on the Cardinals' prospects as we head into the MLB offseason. The Blues met with the media for the first time since news came down about Tarasenko's surgery. Chris Kerber (101 ESPN) joins us to talk about how the Blues will handle his loss. The NCAA Board of Governors voted yesterday to start the process to enhance name, image and likeness opportunities for student athletes. Dan Dakich (ESPN & 1070 The Fan) joins Bernie to talk about what yesterday's news actually means. Plus, our weekly visit with John Clayton.

We found out yesterday that Vladimir Tarasenko will undergo surgery on his shoulder, and will be out for the next five months. Bernie reacts, telling you why it's not just his scoring the Blues will miss. Barret Jackman, The Athletic St. Louis, joins Bernie to talk about Tarasenko's injury, and promotes his new podcast: "We Went Blues." We preview game 6 of the World Series with our friend Robert Flores of MLB Network. Mike Sando, The Athletic NFL, joins Bernie as we have reached the midpoint of the NFL regular season. Plus, Bernie explains why baseball has become less enjoyable to watch in recent years.

Mizzou completely embarrasses themselves in Lexington, losing to Kentucky 29-7. Bernie talks about why this loss is worse than their loss last weekend to Vanderbilt. The Astros win all three games in D.C., and head back to Houston for World Series Game 6 up 3-2. Marc Kestecher, studio host of the World Series on ESPN Radio, joins Bernie to talk about the series. The Blues lose in Boston, then get an OT-win in Detroit. Scott Burnside, The Athletic NHL, joins Bernie to talk about the Blues' early season inconsistencies. Plus, Dan Wolken of USA Today joins Bernie to talk about a great weekend of college football.