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The major quaking in St. Louis sports-talk radio now is shifting to hit the market leader in the format, as Bernie Miklasz is set to leave WXOS in order to expand his duties at his primary employer, the Post-Dispatch and its website, STLtoday.com.

I feel like Bernie has gone down hill quite a bit. I pretty much stopped listening to him and, well, that station as a whole for the most part.

I think the big reason was because I got sick of nfl talk 24/7, but also because it just seemed like all Bernie did anymore was [expletive] and moan.

go birds wrote:I feel like Bernie has gone down hill quite a bit. I pretty much stopped listening to him and, well, that station as a whole for the most part.

I think the big reason was because I got sick of nfl talk 24/7, but also because it just seemed like all Bernie did anymore was [expletive] and moan.

Eh, I'm still a Bernie show fan. I get what you're saying, but he does have pretty good guests. The one knock I have on him is trying to cater to everyone and not stand completely with his opinion.

@JoeStrauss Instant response by BFIB after Cards pending free agent has big game. 1. Let's keep him. 2. Let's low-ball him. #CompanyTown

Ugh. What a douche.

letsgocards89 wrote:

@JoeStrauss Instant response by BFIB after Cards pending free agent has big game. 1. Let's keep him. 2. Let's low-ball him. #CompanyTown

Ugh. What a douche.

What's that in reference to?

I'd guess Beltran's day but doing so would require wasting time thinking about Strauss and his half working/half trolling brain, and it's just not worth the effort.

I noticed it on Gameday yesterday while I was watching the game feed. I don't think there was any context to it at all. Just trolling.

#developing #midnight

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Joe Strauss wrote:Baseball would be diminished without great arguments. It is entirely appropriate, even necessary, for a timeless game to promote inscrutable questions. What else to do during the pauses between Erik Bedard offerings?

Nice gratuitous dig at Erik.

Mary1966 wrote:http://www.stltoday.com/sports/columns/ ... acb9a.html

Joe Strauss wrote:Baseball would be diminished without great arguments. It is entirely appropriate, even necessary, for a timeless game to promote inscrutable questions. What else to do during the pauses between Erik Bedard offerings?

Nice gratuitous dig at Erik.

Anybody who takes that long between pitches deserves it.

Is breakfast with Bernie really a great idea for a video series?