Bernie wraps up his Scott Rolen discussion with a few additional statistics before transitioning to the slumping Blues. Bernie highlights how Colton Parayko, has Craig Berube mentioned Tuesday night, has not been playing up to his usual standards. Bernie points out how the replacement for every lost piece of the 2019 team has been a downgrade. He also starts looking into who could be dealt prior to the March NHL trade deadline including if Ryan O'Reilly's time in St. Louis is coming to an end.

Bernie chats with Fangraphs senior writer Jay Jaffe about Scott Rolen's selection to the Hall of Fame. Jay highlights how Rolen excelled in all facets of the game. Jay and Bernie dive into why Rolen did not receive more votes. They then look at candidates who could be voted in by the BBWAA in the 2024 class.

Bernie rants about how St. Louis always overreacts any time snow is even mentioned in the forecast. He also offers up his initial thoughts on Scott Rolen's Hall of Fame selection including how it was crazy that he barely made it after years on the ballot.

Bernie takes a look at some of the Cardinals' rising talent coming up on the farm. He checks in on various top prospect lists and points out how the Cardinals consistently have four top 100 prospects featuring Jordan Walker, Masyn Winn, Tink Hence, and Gordon Graceffo. He highlights how the latter three prospects have been rising up the charts.

Bernie previews the Blues' contest against the Buffalo Sabres. He looks into why Calle Rosen is scratched for Tuesday night's game with Tyler Tucker and Niko Mikkola in the lineup. He also offers up his take on why he doesn't believe Jordan Binnington is the team MVP this season.

Bernie visits with Kansas City Star sports columnist Vahe Gregorian. Vahe previews the AFC Championship game between the Chiefs and Bengals. Vahe looks into why Cincinnati has emerged as a favorite. He also provides an update on Patrick Mahomes' status.

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold. Derrick talks about Scott Rolen's chances of being inducted into the Hall of Fame. Derrick also questions why writers are reluctant to vote in third basemen despite having several qualified candidates.

Bernie previews Mizzou's matchup against Ole Miss and looks at how the Tigers had nothing to be ashamed of with their performance Saturday against Alabama. Bernie goes off on critics and some writers who are refusing to vote Scott Rolen into the Hall of Fame because "he doesn't pass the eye test." Bernie reveals numbers that put Rolen in elite company.

Bernie offers up his final thoughts on how it would be a shame if Scott Rolen is not voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Bernie takes a further dive into Scott Rolen's hall of fame case. Bernie is befuddled that an increase in votes for Todd Helton appears to be coming at Scott Rolen's expense. Bernie then digs into all the statistical evidence to support why Rolen should be voted in accounting for both his all-around production and especially his elite defensive production.