Bernie finds himself perplexed by the fact that seemingly the entire Cardinals offense all going into a slump at the same time.

Bernie hits on a number of topics concerning the underwhelming Cardinals, including the dying level of energy, the fans insistence on blaming Contreras for the team's problems, and the front office's continued excuses.

Bernie reveals his keys for the Cardinals this weekend against the Reds including what players need to heat up at the plate.

Bernie visits with CBSSports.com MLB writer R.J. Anderson as they look at ways the Cardinals can upgrade and what pitching might be available closer to the trade deadline.

Bernie puts out the call to Bill DeWitt, Jr. and the Cardinals to upgrade its business model as the team has gone from being ahead of the curve to lagging behind.

Bernie chats with MLS Season Pass play by play announcer Tony Husband who will be on the call when St. Louis CITY SC faces LA Galaxy on Sunday. Tony talks about the impact Lionel Messi will make on Major League Soccer and why he thinks CITY will be able to continue to thrive in its inaugural season.

Bernie reacts to the continued injury woes of the Cardinals outfield as Dylan Carlson returns from the IL, and asks if the medical side needs to be lumped in with the rest of the team's issues. He also offers instant reaction to Florida's overtime win in the Stanley Cup Final.

Bernie chats with MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton. John points to the team's recent 5-10 stretch as possibly defining the season and makes a plea for the Cardinals to step getting inside the head of Jordan Walker.

Bernie chats with The Ringer NBA and MLB writer and Washington University alumnus Zach Kram. Zach explains why the Nuggets dominated in Game 3, what the Celtics future could look like without Jaylen Brown and why the Cardinals are so inconsistent.

Bernie spoils the Luis Arraez party by presenting a myriad of stats that work against Arraez being able to sustain a .400 batting average for the rest of the season.