Bernie chats with MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton. John talks about his conversation with Cardinals president Bill DeWitt III about the club not looking to spend significant additional money and brings up his areas for concern heading into the 2024 season.

CBSSports.com college sports writer David Cobb joins Bernie. David recaps the National Championship Game and explains why Washington was never able to generate momentum against Michigan. David also prognosticates the Illini's future if Terrence Shannon Jr. isn't reinstated.

Bernie talks about how desperately the Cardinals need Chaim Bloom as his expertise in identifying and developing pitching could bring an element the Cardinals front office has lacked for years.

Bernie closes out the show with a few observations on why he thinks newly-acquired relief pitcher Andrew Kittredge can help the Cardinals in 2024.

After singing the praises of newly-acquired Cardinals reliever Andrew Kittredge, Bernie chats with NFL.com columnist and Michigan alumnus Jeffri Chadiha. Jeffri prognosticates where Jim Harbaugh could land if he leaves Michigan, and previews the NFL Wild Card round matchups.

Coming off a big win at Carolina Saturday night, Bernie asks if the Blues are legitimately showing signs of life and improvement under interim coach Drew Bannister as the team navigates through a difficult month of January.

Bernie offers up his and Bill Bender's predictions for Monday night's National Championship Game. He then diverts his attention to the NFL as he offers up his early predictions for this week's Wild Card round matchups and rants about Saturday night's Chiefs-Dolphins game being exclusively streamed on Peacock.

Bernie checks in with the Sporting News college football writer Bill Bender who joins the show live from Houston ahead of the College Football Playoff national championship game. Bill breaks down the battle between elite quarterbacks and more.

Bernie talks about how he's disappointed to see former Mizzou defensive coordinator Blake Baker depart for LSU, but how he shouldn't be vilified for deciding to be closer to home.

Bernie reacts to the Cardinals hiring of Chaim Bloom as an advisor and highlights how he could help the organization right the ship after falling behind the curve, especially in identifying and developing pitchers.