Bernie Miklasz offers up his analysis on the Cards' matinee against the New York Mets including to Nolan Arenado triggering a benches-clearing brawl after taking a pitch up and in.

Bernie offers up some final thoughts ahead of the Cardinals and Blues games later Tuesday night.

Bernie chats with Joe Sheehan, publisher of a daily newsletter at joesheehan.com about the latest notes about the Cardinals and MLB as a whole. Joe dives in to why he thinks the Mets might not be able to sustain their current pace to remain atop the NL East.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Blues beat writer Jim Thomas joins Bernie to preview the Blues matchup against the Colorado Avalanche. Bernie also reacts to the breaking news that Mark Emmert is stepping down as NCAA president.

Bernie takes a look at how the Blues will stack up against the Colorado Avalanche both Tuesday night and if they meet in a second round playoff series.

Bernie breaks down Oliver Marmol's performance over the first few weeks of his major league managerial career. Bernie looks at how Marmol is following his predecessors' footsteps in overplaying veterans and wasting an arm in the bullpen.

Bernie takes a look at what is ailing the Cardinals offense and at the lack of production throughout much of the lineup.

Bernie talks about the overall downtick in offense in Major League Baseball and if the ball and the universal use of humidors is to blame. He also looks into the Cardinals pitching staff and the decline of Giovanny Gallegos, especially his struggles in the ninth inning.

Bernie offers up his thoughts on the NBA playoffs including Jayson Tatum's performance as the Celtics look to complete a sweep of the Brooklyn Nets.

Bernie takes a deep dive into the Cardinals offense as he points out how its output is not much worse than league average and how Oliver Marmol has generally been making the right moves. Bernie also expresses concern about the decline of Yadier Molina.