Seeing Red

Bernie and Will link-up on what was supposed to be Opening Day around baseball. The sports world remains on hold as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our everyday lives across the globe. When will baseball be back? How would a shortened season be viewed historically? Given what we saw in Spring Training, how good do we think the 2020 Cardinals could be? How are Will and Bernie filling the void without baseball? All of that & more on this week's "Seeing Red."

Spring Training continues to roll along, and Bernie and Will are back with another edition of Seeing Red! The guys talk about the curious departure of Yairo Munoz. Was this just a 25-year-old making a dumb decision? They dig in deep on the Jack Flaherty contract, and Will brings up an interesting point about Michael Wacha as it relates to Flaherty. Plus, a listener question about Gallegos, and Bernie "buys a futures ticket" on Kodi Whitley.

Bernie and Will are back with another edition of Seeing Red! This week, the guys spend a lot of time talking about the continued domination of Dylan Carlson at Spring Training. Is there anything he can do to force his way on the big league roster for Opening Day? They also talk about Jeff Albert and how the Cardinals' backing of him of him is somewhat remarkable given his age and experience. Bernie and Will talk about who they would vote for in this year's Cardinals Hall of Fame balloting. Plus, a listener question from Sweden!

Bernie and Will are BACK with your regularly scheduled programming, as the "Seeing Red Podcast" returns to its weekly edition for a third season of St. Louis Cardinals baseball. On this week's edition, the guys dish on Miles MIkolas' health - how worried should Cardinals fans be? The guys also talk about when we might see Dylan Carlson with the big league club, and have their first conversation on the podcast about the Astros cheating scandal. Plus, a listener question about how Bill DeWitt Jr. runs the franchise financially.

Bernie and Will are back to talk about all the latest happenings of the MLB offseason as Spring Training is just around the corner. Does Nicholas Castellanos signing with Cincinnati swing the balance of power in the NL Central? Was the Cardinals' public message this offseason flawed? Dusty Baker is heading to the Astros - is that the right hire? Plus, the guys give some "closing thoughts," if you will, on Marcell Ozuna heading to Atlanta on a one-year deal.

Bernie and Will reconnect to talk about a variety of hot-button offseason topics for the St. Louis Cardinals - Trade rumors surrounding the Cardinals and Nolan Arenado; the acquisition of Matthew Liberatore from the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for Jose Martinez and Randy Arozarena; the free agency of Marcell Ozuna; the signing of Kwang-hyun Kim and much, much more! Plus, a listener question: Which Cardinals starting pitcher from the DeWitt Era would you take in a one-game, winner-take-all start?

Bernie and Will reconvene during their offseason hiatus to discuss all the happenings surrounding the St. Louis Cardinals during this quiet offseason. What should the Cardinals do in free agency? Will the Cardinals start to be more aggressive in the marketplace? What are the Cubs doing? Plus, Bernie and Will give their thoughts on Ted Simmons FINALLY be selected to the Baseball Hall of Fame after 25 years of waiting. And, the guys chat about Mike Matheny as manager of the Royals for the first time since his hiring.

It's the Season 2 Finale of Seeing Red, as the St. Louis Cardinals were swept out of the postseason by the white-hot Washington Nationals in the NLCS. Bernie and Will reflect on the 2019 season, and look ahead to a pivotal offseason for the Cardinals. Will Marcell Ozuna be back in Cardinal-red? What can we expect from Dylan Carlson? Are we in for more drama with Carlos Martinez? Plus, a conversation about empty seats at Busch Stadium during the NLCS - what gives?

Have the Cardinals forgotten how to hit the baseball, or has it been like this all along? Bernie and Will talk about the disappointing NLCS for the St. Louis Cardinals, as they now trail the Washington Nationals 3-0 heading into tonight's game 4. Bernie and Will talk about the offense, and why we shouldn't be surprised this is happening against this team. Plus, did yesterday's blunders officially end Marcell Ozuna's time as a St. Louis Cardinal?

The Cardinals offense erupts in Atlanta, and St. Louis is headed to their 5th NLCS in 9 years. Bernie and Will talk about an epic night for the St. Louis Cardinals. Randy Arozarena shares an Instagram Live of Mike Shildt giving an epic postgame speech filled with expletives. Bernie and Will love the speech, and talk about why it was great to see this side of Shildty. Plus, despite his dominant performance, Bernie and Will tell us why Mike Shildt left Jack Flaherty in the game too long.

Yadier Molina continues to prove that he is, indeed, the GOAT, and the Cardinals tie their NLDS series with the Braves at 2-2. Bernie and Will give their thoughts on the wild 10-inning game yesterday at Busch Stadium. The guys talk about Carlos Martinez redeeming himself, and Bernie explains why pitching Carlos was probably the only decision Shildt could have made in that situation. Plus, the guys look ahead at Wednesday's game 5.

The Cardinals lose in dramatic fashion at Busch Stadium, losing game 3 of the NLDS 3-1 to the Braves. The Cardinals are now down 2-1 in their series with Atlanta, and today's game 4 is officially the first must-win-game of the season for St. Louis. Bernie and Will talk about a bad game for Mike Shildt, and what we should expect from both the Braves and Cardinals in today's game 4. Will this be the final game of the 2019 Cardinals' season?

A special NLDS Game 1 edition of the Seeing Red Podcast! Bernie and Will convene to talk about an insane night in Atlanta, where the Cardinals came back to beat the Braves 7-6, taking a 1-0 series lead in the best-of-five series. Did Will survive the almost disastrous 9th inning from Carlos Martinez? Plus, Bernie and Will look ahead to game 2, with Jack Flaherty going up against Mike Foltynewicz.

The St. Louis Cardinals are the 2019 champions of the NL Central - their first division title since 2015. Bernie and Will react to the Cardinals returning to the top of the division, and look ahead at their NLDS series with the Braves. How should the Cardinals set-up their rotation? Who will make the Cardinals postseason roster? Where does Tommy Edman fit in? Plus, which jersey will Will be wearing while he attends game one in Atlanta?

The Cardinals complete a four-game sweep of the Cubs at Wrigley Field for the first time since 1921, and clinch their first playoff birth since 2015. Bernie and Will talk about the historic weekend, and look ahead to what's next as the Cardinals continue their push towards an NL Central title. Was this the biggest series in the history of the rivalry? Is the Cubs' "dynasty" over? Plus, a listener question about this weekend being the best feeling Cardinals fans have had since 2011.

Since the last edition of Seeing Red, the Cardinals have dropped series to both the Rockies and Brewers, and have seen their lead in the NL Central shrink to two-games. Bernie and Will talk about this rough patch for the Cardinals. Plus, the guys talk about Shildt's bullpen management from over the weekend, as well as the slumps of DeJong and Ozuna.

Chris Duncan passed away on Friday at the age of 38. Bernie and Will talk about his legacy as a man, player and broadcaster. Is Kolten Wong this team's MVP in 2019? As the injuries mount for Chicago, is it OK to count out the Cubs? Plus, a listener question about the Cy Young-candidacy of Jack Flaherty, who pitched another gem over the weekend.

Bernie and Will are back with another edition of "Seeing Red" following the Cardinals' 4-1 holiday weekend at Busch Stadium. The guys talk about why the Cardinals have been so much better at Busch Stadium this season compared to last season. Plus, a listener a question: Is it possible that the presence of a singular voice from a hitting standpoint has helped the Cards get their act in gear offensively?

Bernie and Will are back to regularly scheduled programming, and the Cardinals have a two-and-a-half game lead in the NL Central. The guys talk about whether or not the this year's Cardinals team is in a better position than last year's team that just missed the postseason. We also talk about Wong's toe, the Cubs' collapse, hiding Wacha, and much more. Plus, a listener question about Derrick Goold's great Q&A with Bill DeWitt Jr.

The Cardinals are back in first place in the NL Central...but more importantly, Bernie and Will are BACK! The guys talk about the 8-2 stretch the Cardinals have been on since our last episode. Why isn't Tommy Edman playing third base instead of Matt Carpenter? Are the Cardinals calling up Harrison Bader so he's with the team for his bobble head night? Are the Cardinals a realistic landing spot for Mookie Betts when he hits the open market? Plus, a listener question about what the Cardinals' roster will look like in a few years.