Bernie offers up his thoughts on the Houston Astros moving one game away from winning the World Series. He talks about Justin Verlander earning his first World Series win 16 years after falling to Anthony Reyes and the Cardinals in his World Series debut. Bernie also talks about Chas McCormick saved the game after becoming the Astros' center fielder by default.

Bernie previews college football week 10 with Brandon Marcello of 247sports.com. Brandon looks into if Notre Dame can upset Clemson at home. He also previews the weekend's SEC action including the Tennessee/Georgia matchup.

Bernie chats with 590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland ahead of the Blues' contest against the New York Islanders Thursday night. Andy thinks that Doug Armstrong addressing the team and Craig Berube shaking up the lines were necessary measures to help try to shake the team out of its five game losing streak. Andy thinks that the on-ice performance will improved with the return Pavel Buchnevich and pending return of Brandon Saad.

Bernie continues his discussion on if Willson Contreras would be a good fit on the Cardinals as he is ranked in a lot of metrics with J.T. Realmuto. Bernie also talks about how the Cardinals need to modernize their pitching approach and get harder throwers who can miss bats. Bernie points out where the Cardinals' inability to miss bats has hurt them.

Bernie takes a look at potential landing spots for Willson Contreras. He points out how it is highly unlikely for Contreras to return to the Cubs given how Yan Gomes as much or more value to the Cubs than him according to many. Bernie points out how the Cubs' had concerns about Contreras' preparation and how that may not make him a good fit for the Cardinals coming off Yadier Molina.

Bernie offers up his thoughts on game 4 of the World Series between the Houston Astros and Philadelphia Phillies. Bernie questions why Dusty Baker didn't turn to Cristian Javier sooner in the series. However, he doesn't question why Dusty Baker pulled him after 97 pitches in a season that saw fewer than 40 complete games.

Bernie previews the Blues' matchup against the New York Islanders. Bernie points out how the Blues have their work cut out of them as the Islanders have been the league's best 5-on-5 team this season. Bernie thinks the team's self-inspection and intense practices over the past couple days bodes well for the near future. He admits he'll be flabbergasted if the Blues deliver another subpar effort.

NHL.com and SI.com Inside the Blues reporter Lou Korac joins Bernie who is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill in south St. Louis County. Lou talks about how this Blues team has struggled to establish an identity early in the season and how Craig Berube has shaken up the lines. Bernie also previews Game 4 of the World Series between the Phillies and Astros.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie talks about what positions the Cardinals should target for upgrades as he sees room for improvement at every position other than the corner infield spots even if the Cardinals overvalue some of their internal options.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie talks about the hypocrisy involved if the NCAA lets Kansas and Bill Self skate with a four-game suspension after Mizzou was slapped harder after self-reporting its violations and cooperating with the NCAA.