Bernie talks about how Tommy Edman seems to be wearing down from overuse and questions Oliver Marmol's usage of other position players including Edmundo Sosa and Brendan Donovan.

After commenting on his hometown Baltimore Orioles continuing their surge, Bernie follows up on his earlier discussion with Andy Strickland and looks at what potential moves the Blues could make while being right up against the NHL salary cap.

Bernie chats with 590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues insider Andy Strickland. Andy talks about why Matthew Tkachuk preferred playing for the Florida Panthers over the St. Louis Blues. He also addresses if there's a realistic chance the Blues could move Vladimir Tarasenko this offseason. Andy highlights too how much organizational change the Blues have experienced the past couple seasons losing Jim Montgomery, Rob DeMaio, and Kevin McDonald

Bernie explores some of the prime pitching candidates who could make sense for the Cardinals to acquire. Bernie expresses his desire for the Cardinals to pursue Marlins starting pitcher Pablo Lopez. He also looks at some under the radar options the Cardinals could pursue similar to Jon Lester and J.A. Happ last season.

Bernie talks about how important it is for the Cardinals to retain Dylan Carlson with a general lack of quality center fielders around baseball. He also looks at potential center fielders the Milwaukee Brewers could acquire including Royals center fielder Michael A. Taylor.

Bernie visits with Washington Post national baseball writer Chelsea Janes. Chelsea talks about why the Cardinals are a great fit for the Nationals to make a trade for Juan Soto. She also talks about why the Nationals have traded or lost many of their stars in recent years.

Bernie talks about the Cardinals win over Toronto and how nice it was too see Albert Pujols' resurgence continue. He also cautions against reading too much into one win. Bernie also goes off on fans who instantly react to random, unsourced, bogus internet and social media trade rumors.

Bernie toys with the idea of the Cardinals recalling Paul DeJong from Memphis as he has heated up at the plate.

Bernie takes a look at some under the radar trade candidates who could be good fits for the Cardinals as they look for upgrades at the trade deadline.

Bernie talks about the need for the Cardinals to acquire pitching help at the trade deadline given how dismal the pitching has been over the past month. He also points out how the pitching hasn't been helped by a struggling offense.