St. Louis Battlehawks coach Anthony Becht and XFL president Russ Brandon join Bernie at Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Anthony and Russ preview the upcoming season and Anthony shares memories from his career which included playing for the Rams in 2008.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie talks about how Friendly's is the perfect venue for a holiday party. He also talks about how the loser of the Georgia/Tennessee matchup may benefit from not playing in the SEC Championship Game.

Bernie is broadcasting from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie talks about how Dusty Baker was asleep at the wheel when he allowed Lance McCullers Jr. to surrender five home runs in Game 3 of the World Series.

Bernie previews Game 3 of the World Series between the Philadelphia Phillies and Houston Astros as the Phillies' perceived home-field advantage will be put to the test. Bernie examines how Monday's postponement impacts the pitching matchups as Phillies' manager Rob Thomson elected to move LHP Ranger Suarez up to start game 3 with the extra day.

Bernie revisits some of Blues general manager Doug Armstrong's earlier comments and listens into some additional responses as Armstrong tried to wrap his finger around the Blues' early season struggles. Bernie thinks the Blues' next contest on Thursday against San Jose will speak volumes about what to expect from the team over the next few games.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie from Philadelphia where he's covering the World Series. Derrick reacts to Brendan Donovan and Nolan Arenado winning Gold Glove awards while Tommy Edman was snubbed at second base and as a utility player. Derrick says he was not surprised by Nolan Arenado's decision not to opt out of his contract. Derrick also says not to expect the Cardinals to announce new bench, hitting, and pitching coaches until after the World Series as nobody as jumped ahead over the last week as a front-runner.

Bernie visits with Saturday Down South editor and writer Adam Spencer. Adam says he was impressed by Mizzou's win over then #25 South Carolina on Saturday, as that greatly improved Missouri's chances to reach bowl eligibility. Adam previews Saturday's Georgia/Tennessee contest which will likely decide the SEC East. Adam also talks about why it should be a no-brainer for Auburn to go all-in on trying to hire Lane Kiffin to replace recently fired coach Bryan Harsin.

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Blues beat writer Jim Thomas to discuss Doug Armstrong's address to the media Tuesday. Jim expresses how he felt like Doug Armstrong knew the timing was right to step into the spotlight and speak for the team. Jim expresses surprise that Craig Berube's message isn't getting through despite so many veterans returning from past seasons.

Bernie talks about Nolan Arenado agreeing to not opt out of his contract. Bernie goes in to why it's a positive for the organization and why other media members are misleading when they say Arenado opted in to his contract.

Bernie listens in to some of Blues general manager Doug Armstrong's comments he made after addressing the media following an intense practice Tuesday. Bernie agrees with Armstrong that Craig Berube shouldn't take the fall for the players' poor performance, and he warns that trades could be on the horizon if the current team doesn't turn things around.