Bernie expresses frustration at the Cardinals roster construction and the continued usage of Jordan Hicks in the starting rotation and Giovanny Gallegos as closer after the Cardinals fell to the Mets 7-6 in 10 innings Thursday.

Bernie chats with Joe Sheehan, author of the Joe Sheehan newsletter at joesheehan.com, about the Cardinals and some areas of concern.

Bernie is fired up about the Cardinals seemingly being on their way to blowing the series finale against the New York Mets and questions why the Blues didn't fly out to Denver early to get acclimated to the high altitude.

Bernie offers up his thoughts on some of the Stanley Cup Playoff action around the NHL including Tampa Bay's defeat of Florida and how Pat Maroon has extended his career.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cards beat writer Derrick Goold. They discuss the club's offensive woes, the emergence of Andrew Knizner, and some of Derrick's favorite food stops on the trip to New York. Bernie also talks about the Boston Celtics' loss to the Miami Heat.

Bernie offers up his reactions to some of Craig Berube's comments a day after the Blues fell to Colorado in game one of their second round playoff series.

Bernie looks for answers to why the Blues looked like they weren't all in during Tuesday night's game against Colorado.

Bernie laments the lack of options for Oliver Marmol has he breaks down the Cardinals lineup for Wednesday night's contest against the New York Mets and Max Scherzer.

Bernie lets loose on the Blues on a disappointing effort in front of Jordan Binnington in game one against the Colorado Avalanche.

Bernie looks at Oliver Marmol's game two lineup and laments how poorly the roster constructed. Most notably, Bernie breaks down how the roster and organizational depth is ill-suited to face right-handed pitching.