Bernie Miklasz is a journalist at Cleburne Times Review. He covers a range of topics in the realm of sports, including Major League Sports, team and individual sports, as well as sports tournaments. Bernie is featured in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Scoops with Danny Mac, and JG.
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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.
Given Bernie's focus on local sports teams such as the St. Louis Cardinals and Mizzou Football, he would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals who have insights into these teams or can provide analysis of their performance. Those familiar with the inner workings of these teams may find success in reaching out to him for commentary or interviews.
Local experts or former players associated with the mentioned teams might also have an opportunity to engage Bernie through providing unique perspectives that align with his coverage area.
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What was Jordan Walker doing last year at this time on July 13, 2025 – exactly one year from making his epic star turn in the 2026 HR Derby?
By: Bernie Miklasz
The Cardinals took a 50-45 record into the 2026 All-Star break and were just a game out of the National League’s No. 3 wild-card spot. FanGraphs has a postseason probability of 31.1 percent for the Redbirds.
The newest “Great Moment” in Cardinals history was an airborne feat, with Jordan Walker launching the event-winning rocket through the unfriendly skies of Philadelphia.
By: Bernie Miklasz
National experts are calling the Cardinals' 2026 MLB Draft one of the best in baseball. Bernie Miklasz explains why.
By: Bernie Miklasz
Baseball analyst Clay Davenport estimates 85 wins will likely be enough to pocket the National League’s No. 3 wild-card passport.
By: Bernie Miklasz
Since June 25, Joshua Baez has 7 hits in 62 at-bats (.113) with a .200 on-base rate and .290 slugging percentage.
McGreevy’s 13 quality starts are fourth in the National League.
For the Cards’ lacerated relievers, the late innings have become violent innings.
By: Bernie Miklasz
Liberatore’s first-inning ERA is 7.20.
By: Bernie Miklasz
Baseball Prospectus listed Cards catching prospect Rainiel Rodriguez at No. 7 on its updated Top 50 midseason valuations.
