The Bernie Show

Bernie welcomes his final guest and MLB.com Cardinals beat writer John Denton. John and Bernie discuss the Cardinals' recent moves to call-up Gordon Graceffo and move Steven Matz to the 60-day IL. Bernie and John also chat about the cause for the Cardinals turnaround and what the next moves are for the future.

Bernie gives his thoughts on the Blues' most recent trade with the Columbus Blue Jackets prior to the NHL Draft. Bernie talks about the horrendous outing from Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas in game one of a four game set against the Cincinnati Reds. Bernie also runs down a list of the worst outing in Cardinals history.

Bernie opens the show by reflecting on his career in sports media and at 590 The Fan. Bernie breaks down the Cardinals lineup and praises rookie Michael Siani for his improved hitting stats over the last month. Bernie also gives his biggest surprises of the season for the Cardinals.

Bernie rants about the social media "flip-floppers" and praises Cardinals Manager Oliver Marmol for his ability to make decisions without regret.

Bernie welcomes CBSSports.com writer Dayn Perry to the show. Dayn and Bernie take a deep dive into the story behind Jordan Walker’s down year from the St. Louis Cardinals to the Memphis Redbirds. Dayn breaks down the way in which the organization is handling the situation with Walker and how they are letting the young hitter develop slowly.

Bernie chats with Bally Sports Midwest Blues Insider Andy Strickland. Bernie and Andy chat about the recent moves from the Blues front office and coaching staff. Andy also breaks down what moves the Blues should make in regards to the NHL draft, free-agency, and potential trades.

Bernie welcomes ESPN.com senior writer David Schoenfield to the show. David and Bernie discuss different elite pitchers around the league including former Cardinal Jack Flaherty and Kansas City Royals ace Seth Lugo. David and Bernie also chat about the mediocrity surrounding the National League due to lack of consistent offensive production.

Bernie gives his thoughts on Matthew Liberatore’s six-inning shutout of the Atlanta Braves to win the series at home. Bernie chats about the potential of the starting rotation if they could get this much consistency out of the fifth spot. Bernie also praises the aggresiveness and confidence shown by Matthew Liberatore.

Bernie welcomes TheCardinalNation.com's Publisher and Editor Brian Walton. Brian breaks down the rapid growth from Cardinals pitching prospect Quinn Matthews and makes a prediction of where he will end up by the end of the minor league season. Brian also gives an update on top prospects Tink Hence, Cooper Hjerpe, and Adam Kloffenstein as they have been in the headlines for multiple reasons.

Bernie reviews game 2 from the three game series between the Cardinals and Braves. Bernie breaks down postgame interviews from Manager Oli Marmol and starting pitcher Kyle Gibson. Bernie also dives into the outing from Gibson and gives his prediction for the rubber match between Matthew Liberatore and Bryce Elder.

Bernie reviews negative aspects from the Cardinals' first half of play. Bernie breaks down the reasons as to why the Cardinals are unable to maximize their full potential through offensive play because of the down performances of Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado. Bernie emphasizes certain stats which tell the story of the down first half from the Cardinals' stars.

Bernie welcomes MLB.com Statcast writer David Adler to the show. David and Bernie discuss which players have the most exciting statcast numbers and which players have the most underwhelming numbers. David and Bernie also break down how statcast can help improve the quality of play and make it more exciting from a fan perspective.

Bernie gives his first half review for the Cardinals as the month of July approaches. Bernie breaks down why he thinks Masyn Winn is the first half MVP and also why he is the best defensive shortstop that the city of St. Louis has seen since Ozzie Smith.

Bernie chats about the potential for the Milwaukee Brewers as they continue to run away with the National League Central. Bernie rants about the unfair social media hate that manager Oliver Marmol has been receiving for decisions beyond his control. Bernie also gives his opinion on who temporary fifth starter should be for the Cardinals based on what the stats are showing.

Bernie chats with St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals Beat Writer Lynn Worthy. Bernie and Lynn discuss how dominant the Cardinals bullpen has been with the return of Giovanny Gallegos looming. Bernie and Lynn also discuss the Cardinals' potent offense and the competitiveness of rising star Masyn Winn.

Bernie discusses the downward trend in Cardinals' Closer Ryan Helsley's play over the past couple of weeks. Bernie breaks down why he thinks Helsley is having a tough time trying to control his fastball and what he needs to do to get back on track.

Bernie chats with Senior writer at the Athletic MLB Andy McCullough. Andy discusses the Athletic's five part series "Missing Bats," and breaks down what the deep dive is all about along with the conception of the idea. Bernie and Andy talk about the evolution of the pitcher and why the idea of "Missing Bats," is so effective with the right leadership.

Bernie chats about the Florida Panthers capping off their Stanley Cup Final run with a game 7 victory over the Edmonton Oilers. Bernie analyzes Conor McDavid's historical performance and also praises Panthers General Manager Bill Zito for transforming the team into a defensive juggernaut.

Bernie previews Game 2 between the Cardinals and the Atlanta Braves. Bernie debates whether Nolan Arenado's arm injuries will linger and disrupt his play. Bernie also praises Lance Lynn's outing Monday, and talks about the impact Alec Burleson and Brendan Donovan are making on the lineup.

Brenie rants about the struggles of Jordan Walker on the professional and minor league levels. Bernie breaks down what he thinks the ceiling and ground can be for the young Cardinal. Bernie also dives into his expectations for game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final along with what the NHL can do to gain more viewership.