Bernie Miklasz is a sports columnist with a focus on local sports in the United States, particularly in Missouri and St. Louis. He writes for Scoops with Danny Mac and the Cleburne Times Review, providing comprehensive analysis and opinions on various sports topics, including the St. Louis Cardinals, college football, and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Bernie Miklasz's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly baseball, and football in the United States with a specific emphasis on Missouri and St. Louis. He predominantly writes review articles about these sports events and teams.
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By: Bernie Miklasz
Unless you wagered money on the Dodgers or remain charged and charmed by Freddie Freeman’s home-run heroics, the 2024 World Series is a dud. I was hoping for a seven-game drama filled with twists and turns and mind-bending moments. You know, like Game 6 of the 2011 World Series – minus the Cardinals, of course. […]
By: Bernie Miklasz
Greetings. Today I continue with my series of columns on potential offseason trade assets on the Cardinals’ roster. So far I’ve discussed the pros and the cons of trading closer Ryan Helsey and starting pitcher Sonny Gray. And now it’s time to put the focus on Willson Contreras, the team’s No. 1 catcher who also […]
By: Bernie Miklasz
BERNIE BITS Good afternoon. I’m hitting some fungoes … 1. No surprise to see the Cardinals move on from starting pitchers Kyle Gibson and Lance Lynn and reliever Keynan Middleton. The STL front office declined options on all three pitchmen in the club’s first pre 2025 salary dump. Had the Cardinals picked up the three […]
By: Bernie Miklasz
THE REDBIRD REVEW Sportsbook at Ballpark Village? In a close victory Tuesday, Missouri voters narrowly approved a ballot initiative to legalize sports betting in the state. According to media reports, the straight yes-or-no measure passed by a slim margin of about 7,000 votes out of nearly three million cast. The campaign was supported by a […]
By: Bernie Miklasz
Drew Pyne. Oh, my. Missouri’s No. 2 quarterback wasn’t just good in the second half of Saturday’s cuckoo 30-23 win over Oklahoma. He was great. Terrific. And perfect by some measures. On the surface, we can look at Pyne’s second-half passing yards total (120) and shrug. That’s nice. But what is so special about it? […]
By: Bernie Miklasz
When the three finalists for 2024 National League Rookie of the Year were announced on Monday, Masyn Winn didn’t make the cut. The Cardinals’ rookie shortstop wasn’t on the list. Voting members of the Baseball Writers Association gave the most support to corner outfielder Jackson Chourio (Brewers), starting pitcher Paul Skenes (Pirates), and center fielder […]
By: Bernie Miklasz
THE WATCH LIST With the Cardinals going with a “play the kids” season in 2025, the emphasis on youth and discovery will be front and center in the way we watch St. Louis baseball in the new year. If the Cardinals are indeed serious about this, then we will see some of their young players […]
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