Bernie talks about Tyler O'Neill's return to the lineup and the ripple effect it could make. He also pumps the hype brakes after Jim Bowden predicted that Jordan Walker will be the 2023 NL Rookie of the Year.

Bernie visits with The Sporting News senior MLB writer Ryan Fagan as they discuss the Cardinals starting to show some cracks in their foundation, the Baltimore Orioles recent surge, Albert Pujols participating in the Home Run Derby, and 10 Royals players missing the team's upcoming series in Toronto for not being vaccinated.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues insider Andy Strickland joins Bernie to talk about the latest news and notes around the NHL and to evaluate the Blues' moves in free agency. Andy also talks about how emotional David Perron and his family was after learning he would not be returning to St. Louis.

Bernie takes a look at some of the deals that have been signed around the league and explains why Robert Thomas' extension was a very reasonable deal for a player his age of his ability.

Bernie is heated up as he rants about Oliver Marmol being forced to deploy subpar options out of the bullpen thanks to the club's current roster construction.

Bernie congratulates Yadier Molina on his 40th birthday as he takes a look at what to expect from Molina and the team in the near future.

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold as they discuss the latest news around the team and highlight how Albert Pujols seems to be enjoying himself more than he ever did during his first tenure with the Cardinals.

NHL.com Blues correspondent and In The Slot lkorac10.blogspot.com publisher and writer Lou Korac joins the show to talk about the Blues not re-signing David Perron and locking up Robert Thomas, Thomas Greiss, and Nick Leddy on the first day of free agency. Lou talks about how the Blues pushed Perron to his breaking point by not offering a competitive multi-year deal.

Bernie criticizes Oliver Marmol for trying to get too cute in deploying Jordan Hicks as a last minute opener for Matthew Liberatore Tuesday night against the Dodgers.

Bernie takes a look at the deals free agents have been getting around the NHL and how Blues general manager Doug Armstrong has been able to avoid dealing with major salary cap issues.