Bernie reacts to the Blues' win in San Jose Thusrday night and Doug Armstrong's acquisition of Jakub Vrana at the trade deadline. He then goes on to preview St. Louis City SC's home debut as he discusses how the team has gone to great strides to integrate itself into the community. He also highlights how the Taylor family is almost entirely responsible for bringing the team and Citypark to St. Louis.

Bernie rants about fans being slow to accept the MLS being almost exclusively streamed over Apple TV+. He points out that most of the grumbling is a result of St. Louis fans being slow to react to the changing landscape of sports consumption.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie live from Jupiter, Florida. Derrick talks about his experience getting to tour the Hall of Fame with the newly-inducted Scott Rolen. Derrick also reacts to the news that Jack Flaherty will have his spring training debut delayed by a day, and examines how the enforcement of some of the new MLB rules may change before Opening Day.

Bernie chats with Apple TV lead soccer analyst and St. Louis native Taylor Twellman ahead of his call of St. Louis City SC's home debut versus Charlotte FC. Taylor talks about how St. Louis City SC has already exceeded expectations by upsetting Austin in a tough inaugural game. He also explains why St. Louis City SC is poised to surprise people with the way Lutz Pfannenstiel has assembled the team.

Bernie takes a look at some of the upside of the Cardinals' younger pitchers. He takes a look at the depth in the starting rotation outside the top 5. He also looks at what the Cardinals should expect this season from Dakota Hudson and Jordan Hicks as they work under the tutelage of new pitching coach Dusty Blake.

Bernie gathers himself to start the show after hearing the news that Jack Flaherty's spring training debut is being delayed by a day due to lower half discomfort. He then goes on to explain why this year's Mizzou basketball team is one of the best in decades. Bernie points out how Dennis Gates is poised to have more success than any coach since the school joined the SEC as his team's makeup resembles Norm Stewart's teams.

Bernie is broadcasting from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie previews Mizzou's matchup against LSU Wednesday night and points out why he's confident in Dennis Gates' squad's chances.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar an Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie takes a look at the impact the new MLB rules changes have had on the Cardinals. He points out how the pitchers seem to be rounding into shape and aren't impacted as much as some other teams' staffs.

Bernie visits with MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter John Denton as he broadcasts live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. John talks about how Wilking Rodriguez could be an under the radar X factor for the Cardinals coming out of the bullpen. He also talks about how Jordan Walker can't just be viewed as your typical propsect in Cardinals camp. Bernie then goes on to talk about how Cardinals fans should be fortunate to have Bill DeWitt Jr. as an owner compared to some of the other owners in the division.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie highlights Dennis Gates' case for being the SEC coach of the year but points out he faces stiff competition. Bernie also weighs in on Alabama's handling of Brandon Miller, and former Georgia star Jalen Carter facing charges in a fatal racing accident.