The finalists for the 2019 Gold Gloves were announced yesterday, and six St. Louis Cardinals were listed as candidates for the honor. Bernie talks about why this is a reflection on the impact Mike Shildt has had on this team in his first full season as manager. The Blues got a nice win last night at Enterprise Center, beating the Kings 5-2. Bernie recaps the game in today's "Blues Review," and chats about the weekend ahead with 101 ESPN's Joey Vitale. Game 3 of the World Series gets underway tonight on 101 ESPN. Chris Singleton will be on the call for ESPN Radio, and he joins Bernie to talk about the Fall Classic. Plus, our weekly visit with Sean Kelley (ESPN Radio) to talk all things college football ahead of week 9's full slate of games.

The Nationals win game 2 of the World Series, beating Houston 12-3 to take a 2-0 series lead in the Fall Classic. Bernie explains what Houston has to do to stay alive as the series shifts to D.C. on Friday. Joe Sheehan, "The Joe Sheehan Baseball Newsletter," joins Bernie to talk about the series, as well as Joe Girardi heading to Philadelphia and thoughts on Dylan Carlson. The Blues are back in action tonight at home against the Kings, and Bernie is joined by Jeremy Rutherford (The Athletic St. Louis) for a preview. Lovie Smith (Illinois Football) joins Bernie to talk about a huge win for his program, and what's ahead for the Illini. Plus, Bernie asks the question - Why can't we be adults about Yadier Molina?

The Nationals win game 1 of the 2019 World Series, beating the Astros 5-4 in Houston. Bernie gives his thoughts on an impressive performance by Washington, and gets you ready for tonight's game 2 on 101 ESPN. Dan Shulman, voice of the World Series on ESPN Radio, joins Bernie to talk about the series. The Blues were off on Tuesday, but we check in with Darren Pang (FOX Sports Midwest & NHL Network) and Lou Korac (NHL.com) to talk about the early season for the defending Stanley Cup Champions. John Clayton, Pro Football Hall of Fame writer, joins Bernie for his weekly chat on the NFL. Plus, the Border War in men's basketball is back between Mizzou and Kansas! Bernie talks about this big news for local college hoops.

After a shaky start to the 2019-2020 regular season, the Blues get a 3-1 win at Enterprise Center against the hottest team in the NHL - the Colorado Avalanche. Bernie breaks it down in our first edition of "Blues Review," and we chat with our friend Alex Ferrario (101 ESPN & Blues Radio Network) in-studio about the big win for the Blues. The 2019 World Series gets underway tonight, and we're joined by Adnan Virk (DAZN & MLB Network) to help preview the series. Will Leitch, Seeing Red Podcast and MLB.com, joins Bernie for his final weekly visit of the Cardinals' season. Plus, Bernie talks about the skepticism surrounding Dylan Carlson heading into next baseball season.

Another offseason, another procedure for Carlos Martinez. John Mozeliak tells KMOX its a "small procedure" that won't setback his offseason preparation. Bernie tells us why he's skeptical of this sentiment from Mo. Marcell Ozuna's impending free agency was a topic of conversation all season long. Dan McLaughlin, voice of the Cardinals on FOX Sports Midwest, gives his thoughts on what the Cardinals should do with their free agent outfielder. The Blues' early season struggles continue. Chris Kerber, 101 ESPN, joins Bernie to try to explain it. Plus, our local college football teams go in different directions over the weekend, as Illinois upsets #6 Wisconsin, and #22 Mizzou loses to a dreadful Vanderbilt team in Nashville. We talk about both games with ESPN's Adam Rittenberg.

Of the 10 National League Championship Series the St. Louis Cardinals have played in this century, the 2019 NLCS had the lowest television ratings. This coincides with a 20-year low for Cardinals ratings on FOX Sports Midwest. Bernie tries to figure out why there is growing ambivalence among the "Best Fans in Baseball." Bernie is joined by Derrick Goold (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) to help talk about the Cardinals' upcoming offseason. The Blues continued their shaky start to the 2019-2020 season with a 4-3 shootout-loss to the Vancouver Canucks. Joey Vitale (101 ESPN) joins Bernie to talk about the Blues' problems. Plus, Bernie's weekly chat with Sean Kelley, the voice of college football on ESPN Radio.

The Cardinals offense needs to get better, but how do they do it? Bernie takes a look at the Cardinals current roster, and tries to figure out where they can improve ahead of next season. We chat with Pedro Gomez (ESPN) and Mark Saxon (The Athletic St. Louis) as we take a look at the Cardinals' offseason. The Blues are back at home after an early season road trip. Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic St. Louis joins us to talk about it in our weekly chat on all things Blues. Plus, Mizzou has a real path to winning the SEC East. Bernie talks about how this is possible.

The St. Louis Cardinals get swept out of the NLCS, losing last night in Washington D.C. 7-4 to the Nationals. Bernie helps put this series in perspective all morning long. Jon "Boog" Sciambi, ESPN, called the NLCS for ESPN Radio. He joins Bernie the morning after game 4, and tells why the Nationals were such a bad match-up for St. Louis. Bernie tells us why the Cardinals season can be a success, and - at the same time - the NLCS can be an epic failure. We take a brief look at the offseason for the Cardinals' front office. Plus, we talk about the Blues' visit with President Donald Trump at the White House yesterday. And, John Clayton joins Bernie for his weekly chat on the NFL.

The Cardinals' futility at the plate continues, and St. Louis loses to Washington 8-1. The Nationals now have a stranglehold on the NLCS, taking a 3-0 series lead heading into tonight's game 4. Bernie tells us why we should've seen this coming, and uses a Cardinals' team of old to explain why this series is probably over. Will Leitch, Seeing Red Podcast and MLB.com, joins Bernie to commiserate about the Cardinals. Brian Anderson, MLB on TBS, joins Bernie to help us preview NLCS Game 4. Plus, we talk Blues with 101 ESPN's Alex Ferrario.

The St. Louis Cardinals fall behind 2-0 to the Washington Nationals in the 2019 NLCS, after almost being no-hit in consecutive games at Busch Stadium on Friday and Saturday. Bernie talks about the Cardinals' struggling offense, and what needs to be done to get something going as the series shifts to D.C. for games 3, 4 and 5. Bernie talks about Mike Shildt, and why he needs to stop with the "hero ball managing." Dan McLaughlin, voice of the Cardinals on FOX Sports Midwest, joins Bernie to help us breakdown a quiet weekend for Cardinals' bats, and preview tonight's game 3. In today's "Bernie Bits," Bernie gives us perspective on the career of David Freese, who announced his retirement on social media over the weekend. Plus, Mizzou cracks the AP Top 25 after a homecoming-win over Ole Miss on Saturday, and the Blues suffer their first regulation loss of the 2019-2020 season.