Bernie criticizes the masses who rush to blame a manager for all of his team's woes. Bernie also previews Thursday night's matchup featuring Jose Quintana making his Cardinals debut.

Bernie visits with Yahoo MLB writer Zach Crizer. Bernie gets Zach's take on the revamped San Diego Padres and their moves at the trade deadline. Zach also examines the contrast between the Padres' and Cardinals' approaches to roster building.

Bernie talks about how the Brewers are stumbling as some of their moves around the trade deadline are backfiring, giving the Cardinals a path to the top of the division. Bernie also analyzes Miles Mikolas' comments about Nelson Velazquez being granted time as Mikolas was pitching.

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch HOF Cards writer Rick Hummel. The Commish talks about the Brewers' recent struggles and declares that winning the division will be the only path to the postseason for the Cardinals, especially after the Phillies improved at the trade deadline. Bernie also gets Rick's thoughts about Nelson Velazquez being granted time despite being in the batter's box as Miles Mikolas was set to pitch.

Bernie chats with Hall of Fame football writer and publisher of rickgosselin.com Rick Gosselin. Rick and Bernie talk about the latest issues around the NFL including the inconsistent discipline issued to Deshaun Watson, Calvin Ridley and others. They also take a dive into second year quarterbacks and how the Chiefs will fare without Tyreek Hill.

Bernie talks about what he thinks newly acquired pitchers Jordan Montgomery and Jose Quintana can bring to the Cardinals. He goes into detail on how these pitchers will likely produce more than Noah Syndergaard would have if the Cardinals had acquired him.

Bernie offers instant reaction to the Cardinals' 4-3 walkoff win in game one of their doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs Thursday.

Bernie visits with MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton. They discuss the Cardinals outfield and point out how Dylan Carlson has been the team's best defensive center fielder this season. They also look at the impact the Cards' trade acquisitions will make down the stretch. Bernie closes the show taking a trip down memory lane to the Tino Martinez era.

Bernie listens in to some of Vin Scully's most memorable calls after the 94-year-old broadcaster passed away Tuesday night.

Bernie talks about the Cardinals outfield following the trade of Harrison Bader to the New York Yankees. Bernie talks about how he is looking forward to seeing what Dylan Carlson can do now that he is the permanent center fielder. He wonders what the Cardinals can expect from Tyler O'Neill and who will emerge in right field.