Bernie's talking hockey to open up the Wednesday edition of the show as he offers up his thoughts on the Blues' 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild Tuesday night in St. Paul.

Bernie wraps up the Tuesday show by looking at how the Cardinals stack up to the competition aka the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Central.

Bernie goes on a rant criticizing Cardinals fans who complain about the team just making the postseason without going on deep runs. He contrasts the Cardinals to his hometown team, the Baltimore Orioles, who haven't played in the World Series since 1983.

Bernie offers up his thoughts on Craig Berube and Justin Faulk's comments prior to game five between the Minnesota Wild and St. Louis Blues in their first round playoff series.

Bernie chats with The Sporting News Senior MLB writer Ryan Fagan about the Cardinals and action throughout Major League Baseball.

Bernie looks ahead at the ramifications of the moves the Cardinals made Tuesday including if Paul DeJong has a future in St. Louis, who will emerge at shortstop, and when could Nolan Gorman debut.

Tom Charleville joins the show to promote his new coffee line, Clipper Coffee.

NHL reporter Scott Burnside of the Daily Faceoff joins Bernie to offer up his thoughts on the Blues/Wild series as well as first round action throughout the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Bernie offers up his instant reaction and analysis to the Cardinals optioning SS Paul DeJong to Triple-A Memphis and recalling INF Kramer Robertson from Memphis. He also offers up his thoughts on the Cardinals matchup with Packy Naughton getting the spot start for Adam Wainwright.

Bernie offers up his thoughts on longshot Rich Strike winning the 2022 Kentucky Derby with trainer Eric Reed and how improbable it was for both horse and trainer to be in that position.