Bernie looks back at Tuesday's ugly game for the Cardinals at Coors Field. He then is overcome with emotion after learning that T.J. McFarland was designated for assignment.

Bernie talks about how there is a competition for at bats in the Cardinals lineup. He references Nolan Gorman's recent struggles and mentions how Albert Pujols and Corey Dickerson are struggling to get at bats despite posting decent numbers in the month of July.

Bernie previews the 2022 college football schedule and looks at who the top teams could be and who could be the biggest challengers outside of the SEC. Bernie says to watch out for USC. He also questions if Ohio State's ranked too high after a dismal showing from its defense last season.

Bernie checks in with NFL.com Around the NFL podcast host Gregg Rosenthal as Greg looks at the quarterback situations around the league. They talk about the Rams' concerns with Matthew Stafford, whether Justin Herbert is ready to take another step up with the Chargers, and what Russell Wilson's impact will be on the Denver Broncos.

Bernie talks about the Cardinals' woeful production out of the leadoff spot and how the team needs more offense from Dylan Carlson and Tommy Edman. He also talks about how imperative it is for Tyler O'Neill to regain his swing, especially against off-speed pitches.

New York Times baseball contributor Scott Miller joins Bernie on the show. Scott talks about how teams are faring after the trade deadline including the Padres' struggles after acquiring Juan Soto, Josh Bell, and Josh Hader. Scott also talks about Vin Scully's legacy and the

Bernie talks about where the Cardinals can improve despite their seven game winning streak. He also talks about how Jose Quintana and Jordan Montgomery are already making an impact on this Cardinals team.

Bernie talks with Derrick Goold who was live in his hometown of Boulder prior to the Cardinals facing the Colorado Rockies in Denver Tuesday. Bernie and Derrick recap the Cardinals series against the Yankees and the debut of Jordan Montgomery with the Cardinals as well as Jose Quintana's debut earlier in the week. They also look at how various individuals in the bullpen stepped up when called upon.

Bernie reacts to the first college football coaches poll and Cale Gundy's resignation from Oklahoma. He also highlights the recent contributions of Lars Nootbaar and Paul DeJong and how they've helped the Cardinals' recent resurgence.

Bernie looks at the National League Central Division race over the next couple of weeks as the Cardinals are set to play the second place Milwaukee Brewers seven times. Bernie looks at how the Cardinals have a prime opportunity to gain ground. He also looks at what worked for the Cardinals in their three-game sweep of the New York Yankees.