Bernie chats with NHL.com and SI.com Blues reporter Lou Korac as he broadcasts live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Lou talks about why he thinks the team has been playing better since Craig Berube shuffled up the lines. He also offers insight into why Colton Parayko may miss Wednesday night's game in Chicago.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie talks about how the opening of CITYPARK is a big moment for the city and how the Billikens passed a key test with their win over Memphis Tuesday night.

Bernie examines if Christian Vazquez would be a good fit for the Cardinals to fill their catching vacancy. Bernie criticizes writers for automatically dismissing potential free agent signings or trade targets because of the team's reputation for pursuing low-hanging fruit.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Blues beat writer Jim Thomas who is in Chicago for Wednesday night's matchup at the United Center. Jim points to Craig Berube changing up the lines and inserting Josh Leivo into the lineup plus the return of Pavel Buchnevich and Brandon Saad as the reasons behind the Blues' turnaround. Jim also points out the Blues' improved ability to bounce back from adversity as a factor as well.

Bernie previews SLU's matchup against Memphis and talks about why he's excited for the Billikens this season. He also looks at how Jordan Goodwin, Jayson Tatum, and Bradley Beal are all having success in the first part of the NBA season.

Bernie, inspired by a Ken Rosenthal column, asks if it is feasible for the Cardinals to bring back Matt Carpenter. Bernie points out that Carpenter was a beneficiary of beginner's luck and Yankee Stadium during his run with the Yankees. He also adds that the Cardinals will be opening themselves up to criticism after Carpenter struggled and admittedly didn't listen to the coaching staff during the end of his time in St. Louis.

Bernie visits with the Athletic's College Football Editor-in-chief Stewart Mandel. Stewart predicts when we may see the next significant change in the CFP rankings. He also says USC is the Pac-12's only hope for representation in the College Football Playoff this year.

Bernie reacts to the Commander's shocking win over Philadelphia on Monday Night Football. He also offers up his thoughts on the Blues' win over the Avalanche Monday night as he points to the Blues' revamped lines as a reason behind their success.

NFL.com senior columnist Jeffri Chadiha joins Bernie to recap Week 10 in the NFL. Jeff points to the Bills' loss to Minnesota as perhaps the biggest surprise of the week and a part of the growth process if the Bills want to be a legit Super Bowl contender. Jeff also talks about how the Chiefs continue to produce offensively despite losing key playmakers over the years like Tyreek Hill. Jeff also wonders if the Bucs and Tom Brady are on their way up now that Brady's divorce has been finalized.

Bernie offers up his takeaways from NFL Week 10. He talks about how Josh McDaniels appears to be in over his head in Las Vegas despite Derek Carr insisting there's not a disconnect between the team and coaching staff. Bernie also reacts to Jeff Saturday's win in his debut as an NFL coach as he compares Bill Cowher's comments on CBS to Joe Thomas' personal shot from earlier in the week on NFL Network.