Bernie chats with the new television voice of the Cardinals, Chip Caray, one day after his hiring was formally announced. Chip talks about how much it means to be coming home to call Cardinals games, how taking the job is bittersweet knowing he's replacing a good friend in Dan McLaughlin, and his overall approach to how he broadcasts games.

Bernie visits with Keith Law of The Athletic to talk about his top 100 prospects list. Keith explains why Matthew Liberatore doesn't make the cut, but why it's too soon to lose faith. He also makes the cases for Jordan Walker, Gordon Graceffo, Tink Hence, Masyn Winn and more.

Bernie vents his frustration after another disappointing performance for the Blues Monday night in Winnipeg. Bernie asks if the coaching staff needs to be called out for not getting more out of the current roster. He also starts speculating who might be headed out of town at the trade deadline.

Bernie vents about the continued woes and slow starts for the St. Louis Blues. He first offers up his drink suggestions when watching this team play. He then points out just how poor the team's starts have been and supports Jordan Binnington for firing the team up on Saturday.

Bernie talks about how it's legit for Bradford Doolittle to rank the Cardinals' lineup as the second-best in MLB. Bernie points out how the club has upgraded, but still needs to make sure it has better options on the bench than Ben DeLuzio and Paul DeJong. He also looks at how the Cardinals have five top-100 prospects.

Bernie visits with legendary NFL writer John McClain of gallerysports.com. John talks about his experience covering the Mr. October event in West Palm Beach, Florida, featuring 30 baseball and pro football hall of famers. Bernie and John both talk about their favorite memories of Reggie Jackson. John also handicaps Torry Holt's hall of fame case.

Bernie visits with CBSsports.com senior writer and bracketologist Jerry Palm. Jerry explains why Purdue is a consensus number one team right now. He also forecasts Mizzou and SLU's chances of making the NCAA Tournament and where they could land in the seeding. Palm is very confident in Mizzou, while he says SLU has little to no margin of error as the A-10 is shaping up to be a one bid league.

Bernie shares some of his memories of Bobby Hull, who died at the age of 84. Bernie talks about his experience getting to cover him at the end of his career. He also criticizes a writer for publishing a hit piece on Hull after his death.

Bernie recaps the AFC and NFC championship games. Bernie points out how the NFL's cost cutting is really showing in the poor officiating in the games. While officiating didn't totally decide either outcome, Bernie points out where it made an impact.

Bernie makes his predictions for the NFC and AFC championship games between the Eagles and 49ers and the Bengals and Chiefs.