Bernie previews the NBA Finals between the Dallas Mavericks and Boston Celtics. Bernie also breaks down what some of the ESPN basketball analysts are predicting along with some intriguing prop bets for the series.

Bernie evaluates the Cardinals' pitching prospects as he looks at who could be a candidate to help the major league club. Bernie also provides an update on Masyn Winn and why it's important for him to continue to get maintenance days for his ailing back.

Bernie talks about how Lars Nootbaar's absence magnifies the black hole in the offense known as the team's center fielders. Bernie also talks about how the Cardinals have increased offensive expectations as they navigate through a soft portion of the schedule.

Bernie continues his evaluation of the National League Central Division by pointing out what fans can look forward to seeing in the summer months.

Bernie explains how the Milwaukee Brewers are the elite organization in the NL Central as the Cardinals and Cubs get inferior results with more resources.

Bernie chats with NBA.com writer and former St. Louis Globe-Democrat sportswriter Shaun Powell to preview the NBA Finals. Bernie and Shaun dive into the NBA finals, evolution of Kyrie Irving, and the pressure on Jayson Tatum to bring a ring back to Boston.

Bernie talks the Cardinals' Wednesday win against the Houston Astros in the last game of the series. Bernie also breaks down some postgame sound and debates if Miles Mikolas is actually starting to turn the corner this season.

Bernie breaks down the Cardinals' historically bad batting average with runners in scoring position going all the way back to the organizations' existence. Bernie also dives into the historically great statistics from the Pennant winning 2013 Cardinals team.

The Athletic Senior MLB Writer Stephen Nesbitt joins Bernie to talk about what teams are surging two months into the season. Stephen talks about what the future holds for Cardinals veterans Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado. Stephen also dives into which teams are surging across baseball including the Cleveland Guardians having a spectacular start to the season under first-year manager Stephen Vogt.

Bernie breaks down the Cardinals' win Wednesday afternoon over the Houston Astros to avoid being swept. Bernie also talks about how he's been disappointed by the Cardinals consistent lack of quality defensive play.