Post-Dispatch Hall of Fame baseball writer Rick Hummel joins Bernie to discuss the current labor situation as well as to take a look back at the Cardinals teams of the 1980s.

Bernie releases his frustration on the ongoing stalemate between MLB and the MLBPA over coming to a new collective bargaining agreement as an on-time start to the regular season becomes more unlikely.

Bernie lets his frustration out after the Blues lost 3-2 in overtime Thursday night in Montreal to give the Canadiens their ninth win of the season.

Stewart Mandel of the Athletic joins Bernie to discuss how NIL is a game-changer in college football.

Bernie and Jim Heuer discuss how baseball strategy has changed, and not necessarily for the better, in recent years as well as what changes the game can make to improve the play on the field and its accessibility to the fans.

Bernie takes a trip down memory lane diving into the Cardinals teams of the 1980s. Bernie and Jim Here discuss why the 1985 team may have been even better than the 1982 World Series champion team, especially at executing Whiteyball.

Bally Sports Midwest Blues reporter and 590 The Fan hockey insider Andy Strickland joins Bernie to preview the Blues-Canadiens matchup and discuss what the Blues may need to add if they want to make a deep playoff run.

Bernie talks about last night's action in college basketball including Illinois falling at Rutgers.

Bernie talks college football and previews the Blues' matchup in Montreal to open the show. Bernie also talks about baseball's drug problem after former Angels PR executive Eric Kay was found guilty of providing opioids to Tyler Skaggs that led to his death.

Bernie talks about why Matt Holliday is deserving of induction into the Cardinals Hall of Fame and why baseball adopting the universal designated hitter is a good thing.