Bernie talks about the state of the Cardinals bench and how it is getting worse by the numbers everyday. Bernie also goes over some of the possible options for the right-handed hitting outfielder that Cardinals President of Baseball Operations John Mozeliak mentioned was a need for the team.

Bernie talks about the state of starting pitching around the National League. Bernie also breaks down the importance of quality starts and how the Cardinals have a tough time cashing in on their offense when pitchers do earn them.

Bernie chats wtih Brewer Fanatic and North Side Baseball writer and managing editor Matthew Trueblood. Matthew and Bernie talk about the Cubs' sluggish offense, the state of the NL Central, and the development of the automatic strike zone in the minor leagues. Bernie also breaks down the progression of Cardinals' top pitching prospect Tink Hence.

Bernie dives into the NBA Finals to discuss the Boston Celtics and Jayson Tatum. Bernie breaks down Tatum's versatility through his ability to adapt on the fly and make the teammates around him better.

Bernie gives his take on the pitching duel between Miles Mikolas and Paul Skenes from Gm1 of the Cardinals versus Pirates. Bernie also explains why he think Cardinals fans are some of the best in baseball and why they reignite his love for covering professional sports everyday.

Bernie talks about the relationship between Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras and his former team, Chicago Cubs. Bernie analyzes the rumors as to why the Cubs let go of the three-time All-Star and his evolution as a professional, on and off the field.

MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter John Denton joins Bernie for his weekly visit courtesy of The Post Sports Bar and Grill, Home of the Official Cheesesteak of The Bernie Show. John provides updates from the Cardinals farm system and analyzes Nolan Arenado's ongoing struggles.

Bernie discusses the downward trend in attendance at Busch Stadium and gives his ten reasons as to why Baseball Heaven is seeing more and more empty seats. Bernie cites a lack of star players, lack of recent on-field success, and failed roster composition as some of the many factors.

Bernie welcomes Hall of Fame hockey writer Scott Burnside whose work can be found at https://burnside-on-hockey.ghost.io. Scott talks about what it will take for the Edmonton Oilers to overcome a 2-0 deficit to be the first Canadian team to hoist the Stanley Cup since 1993. Scott also evaluates Matthe Tkachuk's performance to date.

Bernie gives his take on the Lakers' coaching situation after top candidate Dan Hurley turned down a contract worth up to $70 million. Bernie takes a peek at some possible trade deadline moves for the Cardinals and looks into several different outcomes based on how they fare over the next 6-8 weeks.