Bernie breaks out The Bernie Bits to start the show as he weighs in on the current Cardinals, Tyler O'Neill and the weekend's busy sports calendar.

Bernie tries to prognosticate where the top available quarterbacks in the NFL Draft will land with several teams proving ready to move on from their existing quarterbacks.

Bernie talks about how the Cardinals' efforts to improve the club's all-around depth can only lead to improved results after last season saw the likes of Casey Lawrence and Jacob Barnes pitch out of the bullpen down the stretch.

Bernie points out how the Fighting Illini resemble an ABA team with their ability to put the ball in the hoop and not necessarily stop it the other way. This makes Bernie feel nostalgic for the old ABA as he tells some of his favorite stories from the Baltimore Claws, Spirits of St. Louis and others.

Bernie chats with CBSSports.com MLB writer and Birdy Work substack publisher Dayn Perry. After talking about the current Cardinals team, Dayn turns his attention to his lifelong fandom of the Cardinals and he and Bernie both rip the new Cardinals and MLB Fanatics produced jersesys.

Bernie reacts to the Blues' overtime loss to Edmonton on Wednesday as he explains why he's not too concerned about the Blues conceding a point. Bernie also explains why the extreme hot and cold surges shouldn't come as a surprise.

Bernie reacts to the Kansas City Chiefs being ranked the second-to-worst organization in the NFLPA's annual player survey with Clark Hunt receiving a F- grade as owner. Bernie then tells stories from his early days as a sportswriter about the fine line between demanding accceptable accommodations and being a diva.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie points out a common flaw in Doug Armstrong and John Mozeliak that have kept their organizations from achieving continued success.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie examines Dylan Carlson's decline, and tries to find why his production nosedived after he excelled at every level at a young age.

Bernie is broadcasting live from Friendly's Sports Bar and Grill at 3971 Bayless Ave. in south St. Louis County. Bernie chats with St. Louis CITY SC academy director and radio analyst Dale Schilly. Dale talks about why he's not concerned about CITY dropping the second leg of its Champions Cup match and who he's most excited to see suit up for CITY this season.