How is a random birthday for a former NFL quarterback related to one of St. Louis' all-time greatest athletes? We talk about why the Patriots are the greatest dynasty in the history of sports. Keith Law, ESPN Senior Baseball Analyst, joins the show to talk Cardinals. Plus, "Ask Bernie."

The Blues continue their road trip tonight in Florida. What's a realistic expectation for the 2019 Cardinals? Los Angeles had an unimpressive showing in the TV ratings for Super Bowl LIII. Plus, "You're Killing Me, Smalls."

Bobby Carpenter, ESPN NFL Analyst, co-hosted ESPN Radio's postgame coverage of Super Bowl LIII, and he recapped the game with Bernie and Michelle. Isaac Bruce was snubbed from the Pro Football Hall of Fame yet again. Bernie lays out the plan for Isaac to have his best chance to get in moving forward. Jorge Sedano, ESPN LA 710, hosts the afternoon drive program in Los Angeles, and he joins us to give the Rams perspective after their Super Bowl loss to the Pats.

The Patriots beat the Rams 13-3 in Super Bowl LIII. The Blues win in their first game back after their long break, as they won in Columbus 4-2. Isaac Bruce missed the Hall of Fame yet again. Bernie and Michelle talk about why he missed out this year. Plus, "You're Killing Me, Smalls."

Bryce Harper sends out a cryptic tweet. When is this dude going to sign? The Patriots won their 6th Super Bowl last night. We talk about this amazing accomplishment for an amazing coach-quarterback duo. Karen Guregian, The Boston Herald, joins the show to break down the Patriots' Super Bowl win. Plus, "Ask Bernie."

It's Football Friday with Anthony Stalter. Bernie and Anthony go in-depth on the match-up we've all been waiting for...or, I guess, dreading in St. Louis. Super Bowl LIII between the Rams and Patriots is sure to be a great one.

Steve Chapman, St. Louis Blues Executive Vice President & Chief Revenue Officer, joins Bernie to talk about the exciting new partnership between the Blues and 101 ESPN. Bernie spotlights Bradley Beal's impressive play in the absence of John Wall. Dave Matter of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch joins us to talk about the sanctions that came down against Mizzou Athletics yesterday. Plus, "Ask Bernie."

Bernie talks about his excitement for 101 ESPN's new partnership with the St. Louis Blues beginning this fall. Mizzou gets hammered by the NCAA with sanctions against their football, baseball and softball teams. Bernie rips the NCAA for the blatant hypocrisy they consistently display with these types of punishments. Jeff Saturday, ESPN NFL Analyst, joins us to preview Super Bowl LIII. Plus, Bernie debunks the myths surrounding the Rams loss to the Pats in Super Bowl XXXVI.

We revisit two great pieces of sound from Kyle Rudolph and Jerry Brewer in "The Back Page." Mo's comments on Ozuna were so positive, that Bernie and Michelle are skeptical about his actual progress. We hear from our listeners on how much they trust Ozuna to bounce back. Plus, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic joins us for his weekly chat on the Blues.

One national writer thinks the Cardinals are crazy to not pursue Manny Machado. Mizzou Athletics sees growth in revenues, closes gap on spending, but still operating in the red. Why? Jerry Brewer of The Washington Post joins us to talk about his latest column: "St. Louis blues: This Super Bowl is no party in the city left behind." Plus, "Ask Bernie."