Bernie visits with MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton. Bernie gets John's thoughts on the Cardinals' struggles in Denver after entering the series on a seven-game winning streak. John talks about the Cardinals have struggled to get the majority of the lineup hot at the same time. They also talk about how Albert Pujols has been able to enjoy his final season and wishes he could have had more fun earlier in his career.

Bernie vents about the Cardinals being on their way to dropping two of three games to the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field as Genesis Cabrera self destructs in the 7th inning. Bernie also complains about how the Cardinals constantly whine about a lack of available pitching and thinking too far into the future instead of deploying pitchers with more urgency in the heat of a pennant race.

Bernie follows up on his earlier conversation with Gabe DeArmond by looking specifically at why the Mizzou offense should be better including an improved wide receivers corps. He also points out why fans are lukewarm to Brady Cook after he spent most of last season riding the bench despite Connor Bazelak's struggles.

Bernie visits with Power Mizzou publisher and editor Gabe DeArmond to talk all things Tigers. They talk about Brady Cook being named starting quarterback and how Cook has remained loyal to the program since committing in high school. Bernie and Gabe also breakdown the offense and defense including how Mizzou will look under new defensive coordinator Blake Baker.

Bernie tries to stay awake as Dakota Hudson takes the mound on Thursday in Denver. Bernie discusses the club's struggles at the leadoff spot as Lars Nootbaar gets a shot. Bernie also previews the upcoming series against the Brewers as he highlights why winning that is critical to winning the division.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Hall of Fame Cardinals writer Rick Hummel. They talk about the Cardinals' difficulties in handling the Rockies at Coors Field Tuesday night. They also look at who gets cuts off the 26-man roster when Juan Yepez returns and if there are any other options than Dylan Carlson or Tommy Edman to bat leadoff. Bernie also gets Rick's thoughts on the challenge posed by the Brewers and Paul DeJong's comeback.

Bernie talks about the building process for Eliah Drinkwitz and Mizzou including how much patience can the school have with the program. He then transitions to talking about the Cardinals offense and how the team needs more production from Dylan Carlson and Tyler O'Neill. Bernie asks if a move from the leadoff spot is in order for Carlson.

Bernie visits with Saturday Down South senior national columnist Connor O'Gara. Connor offers up his reasons for why he picks Alabama to win the SEC but not the national championship. He also dives into what Georgia needs to do to win the SEC East, why Texas A&M and South Carolina are overrated, and if Florida can improve. Connor finishes by looking at the trajectories of Missouri and its competition in the East.

Bernie talks about Kevin Durant's latest demand that the Brooklyn Nets either trade him or fire head coach Steve Nash. Bernie highlights how Durant has been high maintenance at every stop and has changed his tune shortly after he was advocating to hire Nash.

Bernie calmed down enough from hearing the news that the Cardinals designated LHP T.J. McFarland to continue the show. Bernie dismisses Tuesday's loss at Coors Field as an isolated incident, but still looks at where the Cardinals need to improve. He highlighted how Andrew Knizner's defense behind the plate leaves much to be desired despite his strong work ethic.