Bernie openly mocks those from inside and outside of the Cardinals organization who are claiming nothing is wrong with the team or its preparation.

Bernie's mood quickly goes sour as he reacts live to the Cardinals proving that the two wins in New York were an abberation.

Bernie offers up praise for John Mozeliak as his offseason signing of Willson Contreras has successfully blocked yet anothe prospect in Ivan Herrera.

Bernie talks to MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton who joins the show from Citi Field ahead of the Cardinals taking on the New York Mets. John calls out the Cardinals for their handling of Jordan Walker and provides updates on some key injured players.

Bernie vents about the Cardinals defensive woes as he throws cold water on the excuses presented by Oliver Marmol and management about having infielders in the outfield.

Bernie chats with MLS Season Pass analyst Jaime Macias who will be working in studio Saturday when St. Louis CITY SC faces Nashville SC. Jaime previews the matchup, highlights what's allowed Nashville to move up to 2nd in the MLS table and looks at how city could cope without Joao Klauss and Eduard Loewen.

Bernie can't contain his jubilation for the Cardinals acquiring Richie Palacios from Cleveland. That may be an overstatement, but Bernie does talk about why he doesn't believe rumblings that the Cardinals should or could trade Paul Goldschmidt at the trade deadline.

Bernie calls out the Cardinals front office and demands accountability for the team's actual problems instead of the continued excuses and finding scapegoats.

Bernie chats with Sports Info Solutions analyst Mark Simon about the overall defensive decline of the team. Mark dives into the decline of Nolan Arenado this season which he profiled in a piece for Sports Info Solutions.

Bernie calls out "Oliver's Army" as he questions what role the massive coaching staff may be having in the team's poor play. Bernie doesn't forget that, at the end of the day, the players are the ones who need to be held accountable.