Bernie continues to examine details of the new Major League Baseball Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Fresh off MLB and the MLBPA agreeing on a new collective bargaining agreement, Bernie examines the details and what led to the agreement.

Bernie talks about the news of the day including the breaking news that MLB has canceled the second week of games from the regular season schedule, including the Cardinals' home opener 4/7. He also talks about the Washington Commanders turning to Carson Wentz and asks if he's really an upgrade over former Battlehawks backup QB Taylor Heinicke and if NFL teams overvalue and overpay quarterbacks.

Hall of Fame Post-Dispatch Cardinals writer Rick Hummel joins Bernie live from Jupiter, Florida as MLB labor talks remain stalled. The Commish also offers up his memories of restauranteur Rich LoRusso who recently passed away after a battle with ALS.

Bernie and Jim Heuer examine some of the critical sticking points of the MLB labor negotiations including eliminating qualifying offers and draft pick compensation in exchange for an international MLB entry draft.

Bernie chats with former Blues player, assistant coach and broadcaster and current New York Rangers broadcaster Joe Micheletti. They talk about the Blues' recent struggles as well as the Rangers' play and the impact of Sammy Blais and his injury on the Rangers. Bernie also pays tribute to Rich LoRusso, longtime chef and owner of LoRusso's Cucina, who passed away after a battle with ALS.

Bernie reacts to the breaking news that Blues defenseman Scott Perunovich will miss at least eight weeks as he will undergo left wrist surgery. Bernie also offers up his thoughts on the Blues' loss Tuesday to the Ottawa Senators. He also weighs in on MLB's attempts to implement an international draft.

Bernie talks about the latest news in the MLB CBA negotiations as the players and owners appeared to potentially be close to a deal early Wednesday afternoon.

Bernie examines the latest rumors about chances of an MLB CBA agreement coming in the next 24 hours. He also looks at some of the quarterback situations around the NFL as Seattle will be in the market to draft a quarterback after trading Russell Wilson.

Bernie offers up some more of this baseball thoughts including how MLB owners can make more if they just ran their organizations better.