Bernie reacts to comments from Blues general manager Doug Armstrong and newly extended center Robert Thomas on the opening day of NHL free agency. Armstrong also weighs in on what was working against re-signing David Perron.

Bernie chats with MLB.com writer and analyst Mike Petriello as they discuss the Cardinals hot and cold offense and whether Milwaukee can sustain enough offense to remain atop the National League Central Division.

Bernie offers up his initial thoughts on the Blues locking up Robert Thomas, Nick Leddy, Thomas Greiss, and Noel Acciardi and losing David Perron to Detroit. He also weighs in on the Cardinals matchup for the Dodgers and the team activating Drew VerHagen.

Bernie puts a bow on the day's events and conversation.

Bernie chats with The Athletic senior MLB writer Britt Ghiroli about the N.L. Central, Albert Pujols wrapping up his career, and the Baltimore Orioles' recent emergence.

Bernie talks about how it will be hard for the Blues to sign David Perron and fit him under the salary cap, and looks at where he may end up playing in 2022-2023.

Bernie expresses his disdain at the Cardinals using Jordan Hicks as an opener for Matthew Liberatore in Tuesday night's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Bernie talks about the impact of Mizzou basketball signing four-star recruit Trent Pierce and how that bodes for Dennis Gates' recruiting ability. He also talks about how Tiger Woods has spoken out against golfers defecting to the LIV Invitational and how the LIV is an inferior product to the PGA Tour.

Bernie waxes poetically about Albert Pujols, his legacy, and how fitting it was that Stan Musial just happened to be present when Pujols made his debut in Denver in 2001.

Bernie chats with CBSSports.com baseball writer Matt Snyder as they discuss the Cardinals' competition in the National League and potential trade opportunities.