Bernie offers up his thoughts on the Cardinals lineup including Oliver Marmol using Jordan Hicks as an opener for Matthew Liberatore.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Blues beat writer Jim Thomas about the start of Blues prospects camp and the pending start of NHL free agency.

Bernie discusses the need for John Mozeliak and the Cardinals to potentially go out an acquire a proven starting pitcher as he highlights why it may not be a smart move to disrupt the bullpen by trying to stretch out Zack Thompson or reinsert Jordan Hicks into the rotation.

Bernie is joined by ESPN.com MLB writer Jesse Rogers as they discuss how the Cardinals stack up to their competition despite their recent struggles.

Bernie takes a look ahead at the Cardinals' upcoming schedule and how they need to take advantage of some lesser competition after facing the Dodgers this week.

Bernie talks about the array of injury updates coming from Busch Stadium including more pessimistic news on Jack Flaherty and optimistic news on Tyler O'Neill.

Bernie talks about the Cardinals finding some momentum Sunday at Busch Stadium and reacts to the team's latest roster moves that include optioning Zack Thompson to Memphis, activating T.J. McFarland from the IL, and transferring Jack Flaherty to the 60-day IL.

Bernie continues to react to a long list of Cardinals injury updates, including Yadier Molina rehabbing in Puerto Rico, after John Mozeliak updated the media pregame at Busch Stadium

Bernie waxes poetically on Elvis Presley and his visit to Memphis earlier this spring. The happy talk doesn't last as he goes on to talk about the continued Cardinals injury news including a new issue with Tyler O'Neill after getting hit on his right wrist by a pitch during his rehab assignment in Memphis.

Bernie visits with on3.com senior writer and VP Ivan Maisel to discuss the recent wave of conference realignment. They take a look ahead at what the future of college football may hold and what teams could be next to potentially join a pair of super conferences in the SEC and Big Ten.