Bernie follows up his chat with Mike McKenna by taking a trip down memory lane and looking back at some of the all-time Blues nemeses. Bernie compares Nazem Kadri to the likes of Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook, Nick Kypreos, Mike Ricci, and even Bill Laurie.

Bernie chats with former NHL goaltender and Daily Faceoff analyst and writer Mike McKenna. They discuss the Blues goaltending situation including the differences in style between Jordan Binnington and Ville Husso. They also discuss Craig Berube's lineup choices including if the team would be better served going with 12 forwards and a full fourth line.

Bernie talks about the Blues goaltending situation including what the future holds for Jordan Binnington, Ville Husso, and Charlie Lindgren. Bernie also breaks down the Cardinals lineup for Tuesday night and evaluates whether Juan Yepez and Brendan Donovan will be able to sustain their production.

Bernie chats with MLB writer and analyst Travis Sawchik of The Score. Travis offers his assessment of the Cardinals and their competition in the National League.

Bernie comes out swinging, unlike the Blues Monday night, as he rips the Nazem Kadri haters considering Kadri got the upper hand Monday.

Bernie looks at some of the keys to victory for the Blues including how they need more offense from players like Brayden Schenn and Pavel Buchnevich.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold as they discuss the club's latest roster moves as well as the injury news for Dylan Carlson, Steven Matz, and Alex Reyes.

Bernie looks at the state of the Cardinals offense including how hitting coach Jeff Albert has made a positive impact on multiple hitters including Paul Goldschmidt.

Bernie looks at what the Cardinals can expect from the newly recalled Ivan Herrera and how his skillset differs from most of the team's starting catchers over the last 30 years. He also looks at what to expect from Matthew Liberatore and how much time Lars Nootbaar should see.

Bernie chats with Blues beat writer Jim Thomas to preview Game 4 between the Blues and the Colorado Avalanche.