Bernie chats with baseball writer and analyst Joe Sheehan of joesheehan.com. Joe talks about why the Cardinals offense is underachieving and why the team can't be ruled out of the NL Central race.

With Jack Flaherty's name being thrown out as a potential trade candidate, Bernie takes a look at if it makes sense for the Cardinals to trade him at the deadline.

Bernie criticizes the masses who are bashing Oliver Marmol simply for putting infielders in the outfield. Bernie points out where moving infielders to the outfield has made a positive impact and highlights why the Cardinals are having defensive issues with players out of position or inadequately prepared for their positions.

Bernie takes a look around baseball including the amazing job former Cardinals coach and outfielder Skip Schumaker is doing in his first season at the helm of the Miami Marlins. Bernie also questions why teams would want to acquire an inconsistent soon-to-be free agent Cardinals pitcher in his walk year.

Bernie closes the show by talking about why he was impressed by the Cardinals' victory over Washington Monday after falling behind early.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead soccer writer Tom Timmermann. Tom provides updates on the status of injured St. Louis CITY SC stars Joao Klauss and Eduward Loewen, how CITY will cope with their absence, and what went wrong in Nashville Saturday night.

Bernie dives into how he both understands David Freese's decision to decline his induction into the Cardinals Hall of Fame while also highlighting how he would be more than worthy of the honor.

Bernie questions why Cardinals pitchers are struggling early in games despite the excellent prepration the team claims the pitchers are getting from Dusty Blake and the coaching staff.

Bernie chats with Forbes NBA writer Shane Young to talk about Bradley Beal and Jordan Goodwin being dealt from Washington to Phoenix. Shane highlights how it was critical for Washington to unload Beal in an attempt to hit rock bottom and start a true rebuild after lingering in the depths of mediocrity.

Bernie chats with MLB.com columnist and MLB Network contributor Anthony Castrovince. Anthony talks about why nobody should be surprised by the Cardinals' pitching struggles and why the Reds may not be a fluke.