Bernie provides a primer for picking upsets in the 2024 NCAA Tournament including why 11-6 upsets are a much better bet than 12-5 and what former SEC coach could make some noise with his surging team.

With Cardinals nation hyperventilating over a rough start for Kyle Gibson, Bernie talks about why it's important to just throw out Spring Training stats, especially for established veterans.

Bernie chats with The Analyst freelance writer Ryan Fagan. Ryan talks about his TRACR inspried March Madness bracket and why it's hard to bet against UCONN to be the NCAA's first back-to-back champion since 2007. Ryan also previews the upcoming MLB season including who could be some of this year's breakout players.

Bernie chats with The Score basketball editor and college basketball betting expert Matthew Winick ahead of the NCAA Tournament. Matthew talks about why UConn may have a treacherous path to repeat, and he reveals what teams he thinks are under and over seeded.

After Blake Snell finally signed with the San Francisco Giants, Bernie asks where former Cardinals pitcher Jordan Montgomery will land. Bernie explains why it won't be St. Louis and why fans shouldn't even remotely think Trevor Bauer will wear a Cardinals uniform.

With Spring Training entering its final week, Bernie does his best to calm the panicked fanbase of Cardinals nation and checks in on how the competition in the NL Central is shaping up ahead of next week's start of the regular season.

Bernie examines the Pittsburgh Steelers acquiring Justin Fields and shipping off Kenny Pickett and asks what Pickett was thinking forcing his way out of Pittsburgh.

Bernie reacts to St. Louis CITY SC's 3-3 draw against the L.A. Galaxy Saturday night. Bernie points out how Roman Burki managed to keep the game close for CITY for the full 90 minutes and how increased depth is already paying dividends.

Bernie visits with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Blues beat writer Matthew DeFranks. Matthew and Bernie talk about the Blues' slim playoff chances and what needs to happen if they want to play more than 82 games this season.

Bernie points out how the Cardinals' start to the season won't be indicative of the end result as he points out seasons where fast starts fizzled and others where a slow start led to a season going deep into October.