Bernie visits with 590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues insider Andy Strickland as he broadcasts live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Andy weighs in on his thoughts on if Colton Parayko will be dealt ahead of Friday's trade deadline. Andy also highlights why the Blues were fortunate to get the return they got for Vladimir Tarasenko and why Tarasenko may not be valued as much around the league as he was in St. Louis.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie calls out a Blues veteran who has been nearly invisible in recent games. He also reacts to MLB.com's top 30 Cardinals prospects list and talks about how special it is for 17-year-old Miguel Perez to already be contributing to St. Louis City SC.

Bernie talks about how the new 2023 MLB rules changes will impact the Cardinals. He details what hitters will benefit from the abolition of the shift, with Tommy Edman garnering special attention.

Joe Sheehan chats with Bernie about the NL West outlook with a possibly down Dodgers squad and the effects of the new rule changes on the Cardinals and in baseball overall. Bernie then makes his own thoughts known on all of the changes in the 2023 rulebook, including the hot button topic of the pitch clock and pickoff attempt limits.

Bernie chats with The Athletic senior college basketball writer Eamonn Brennan. Eamonn reacts to Brandon Miller's patdown celebration while he's allowed to play at Alabama. Brennan also talks about why he's a fan of Dennis Gates' performance at likely tournament-boudn Mizzou and the Illini's season.

Bernie reacts to the New York Rangers acquisition of Patrick Kane and rumors that Colton Parayko is on the trade block. He calls out Doug Armstrong for getting out manuevered by Steve Yzerman after the Red Wings signed Jake Walman to a contract extension. He also previews SLU's matchup against first place VCU and C.B. Bucknor's juvenile antics not shaking Oliver Marmol's hand.

Bernie talks about why the Cardinals' player development should be lauded despite the major league team not having much postseason success in recent years. Bernie highlights how the Cardinals have been leaning on homegrown players to be one of a select few teams to make the postseason for the last four season. He also points out the wave of top prospects coming up, including a stellar Class of 2020 featuring Jordan Walker, Masyn Winn and Tink Hence.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Blues beat writer Jim Thomas after a busy weekend that saws the Blues trade Ivan Barbashev and claim Kasperi Kapanen on waivers. Jim assesses Armstrong's moves and tries to project how Kapanen and eventually Zach Dean will fit in. Jim also reacts to how Alexey Toropchenko and Craig Berube called out players after Thursday's game for a lack of effort.

Bernie addresses the Paul DeJong haters after DeJong popped up with the bases loaded in Monday's spring training game against the New York Mets. Berenie provides an accurate assessment of Paul DeJong's skills as a decent-fielding shorstop who struggles at the plate. He also challenges fans to try and find a team that would be willing to pay DeJong's salary given his offensive woes in recent years.

Bernie visits with Cardinals chairman and CEO Bill DeWitt Jr. Bernie asks Bill about the Cardinals' offseason spending, how he assesses the lineup and pitching staff for 2023, and the role Bally Sports Midwest's parent company's financial struggles may have in changing how the team distributes its broadcasts. After the interview, Bernie expands on the changing landscape of sports broadcasting and the shift to streaming.