Bernie reacts to reports that the Cardinals are in a prime position to deal from their outfield depth. He discusses R.J. Anderson's article on cbssports.com outlining trade possibilities.

Bernie visits with NFL.com senior columnist Jeffri Chadiha a day after he covered the Monday Night Football game between the Bills and Bengals where Damar Hamlin collapsed and had to be administered CPR on the field. Jeffri talks about his experience covering the game, and how the NFL made the right decision to postpone it even if some were critical of the timetable. Jeffri also takes a look at where the Chiefs have been struggling a little down the stretch as they prepare for the postseason.

Bernie chats with The Sporting News national college sports writer Bill Bender. Bill breaks down Saturday's College Football Playoff semifinal games as both games proved to be the most entertaining in playoff history in their own unique ways. Bill also offers up his national championship prediction.

Bernie reacts to comments Doug Armstrong made on an interview earlier Tuesday on The Fan 590 in Toronto. Bernie then asks if he was too easy on Armstrong when he didn't re-sign David Perron as the team reels in his absence.

Bernie visits with NHL.com Blues correspondent and Inside the Blues publisher Lou Korac. Lou talks about Doug Armstrong calling out individuals and how Brayden Schenn's offensive struggles have been a mircochosim of the team's. Lou also talks about how the team seems to be in agreement that it needs to be better defensively and pay more attention to detail as it has underachieved to date.

Bernie reacts to Doug Armstrong's comments to the media in a conference call Tuesday. Bernie says it's refreshing to see Armstrong call out Colton Parayko and others by name. Bernie also emphasizes that goal prevention is the top measurement of the team's performance and this year's team is not successful in that department.

Bernie weighs in on a busy weekend in sports including the NFL making the right decision to postpone Monday night's Bills-Bengals game after Damar Hamlin had to be revived after collapsing, an action-packed weekend of college football, and the Blues facing more adversity on the ice and in the training room.

Bernie takes a look at his top sports stories of 2022 ranging from the top headlines to some that flew a little under the radar.

Bernie talks about why the Cardinals elected to not make offensive upgrades in the outfield as he breaks down the team's offensive production in 2022 and looks at why most available pieces would not be a good fit.

Bernie visits with CBSsports.com MLB writer Dayn Perry. Dayn agrees with Bernie in being skeptical about the Cardinals' pitching depth as he's perplexed by the team's aversion to going after top of the rotation starting pitchers. Dayn is much more confident in the Cardinals' offensive production.