Bernie analyzes comments from Doug Armstrong and Craig Berube as he dives into why the Blues are peaking at the right time of the season.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch lead Cardinals beat writer Derrick Goold joins Bernie to preview the upcoming series in Miami against the Marlins. Derrick and Bernie also talk about the Pujols Effect with every at bat generating attention to similar to what Mark McGwire received in 1998.

Bernie turns his sights to the Cardinals pitching staff as he continues examining the team almost two weeks into the season prior to facing the Miami Marlins.

Bernie talks about the impact NIL and open transferring is having on college basketball programs in the wake of the news that Yuri Collins is intending to transfer and has entered the transfer portal. Bernie also shoots down Cardinals fans' irrational reactions to the team's first two weeks including calls to drop Dylan Carlson in the lineup and to stop starting Paul DeJong.

Bernie is back from a day of having to report for federal jury duty and an eventful one at that. He also talks about how the Blues are firing on all cylinders in the midst of a nine-game winning streak.

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Hall of Fame Cardinals beat writer Rick Hummel as they examine the state of the team including what pitchers will emerge as threats in the bullpen.

Bernie talks about why he thinks the Blues are in a good position to earn home-ice advantage in the first round and listens into Craig Berube's comments after practice Friday ahead of weekend matchups against Minnesota and Nashville.

Bernie breaks down the Cardinals' offensive outage on Thursday and examines how the top four hitters set the tone for the entire lineup.

Bernie previews the Cardinals' matchup against Milwaukee with Lars Nootbaar and Edmundo Sosa making their season debuts, and also offers up his thoughts on the Blues' Thursday night win in Buffalo.

Bob Ibach of Nikco Sports joins Bernie to promote a new commemorative framed photo collage that's being sold to help benefit Cardinals Care.