Bernie reacts to the flurry of moves leaking out during the NFL's legal tampering period ahead of free agency including Kirk Cousins heading to Atlanta and Saquon Barkley signing with the Eagles.

With injuries dominating the headlines coming out of Cardinals Spring Training, Bernie talks about why Cardinals fans should be thankful not to have to worry the injuries that come with relying on younger pitchers.

Bernie listens into and analyzes Doug Armstrong's comments he made in his media session after Friday's 2 p.m. NHL Trade Deadline. Bernie also makes the case that there's no sugarcoating that the Blues are in a rebuild.

MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton joins the show from Florida thanks to The Post Sports Bar and Grill, home of the official cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John provides updates on Tommy Edman and Lars Nootbaar and talks about the opportunities the injuries could provide for Victor Scott II and Alec Burleson.

Bernie reacts to the news that Lars Nootbaar will miss at least 10-14 days with fractured ribs and that Tommy Edman is doubtful to be ready on Opening Day. Bernie also comments on why the Blues' inactivity at the NHL Trade Deadline wasn't a surprise.

Bernie turns back the clock to 2015, as he points out just how talented that pitching staff was en route to carrying the Cardinals, without the services of Adam Wainwright for most of the season, to 100 wins and a NL Central title.

590 The Fan and Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland makes his weekly appearance on The Bernie Show. Andy talks about what the Blues could do ahead of Friday's NHL Trade Deadline and he forecasts Drew Bannister's chances of earning the right to stay on as the Blues' permanent coach. Bernie also touches on a few Cardinals topics including the importance of a quality pitching staff.

Bernie sounds the alarm bells on Lars Nootbaar after he has been sdielined by another seemingly "minor" injury. Bernie then chats with CBSSports.com MLB writer and analyst R.J. Anderson about where the Cardinals stack up with their veteran-laden roster in the NL Central and what prospects could make an impact this season in St. Louis.

Nick Hester of STLTerm.com joins Bernie to chat about term life insurance.

Bernie weighs in on the day's top stories including Jordan Walker and Matt Carpenter both homering in Spring Training, what moves the Blues could make before Friday's deadline, and Jake Paul thinking he's accomplishing something fighting Mike Tyson.