Why are TV ratings down for the St. Louis Cardinals? – October 18, 2019

The Bernie Miklasz Show

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Of the 10 National League Championship Series the St. Louis Cardinals have played in this century, the 2019 NLCS had the lowest television ratings. This coincides with a 20-year low for Cardinals ratings on FOX Sports Midwest. Bernie tries to figure out why there is growing ambivalence among the "Best Fans in Baseball." Bernie is joined by Derrick Goold (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) to help talk about the Cardinals' upcoming offseason. The Blues continued their shaky start to the 2019-2020 season with a 4-3 shootout-loss to the Vancouver Canucks. Joey Vitale (101 ESPN) joins Bernie to talk about the Blues' problems. Plus, Bernie's weekly chat with Sean Kelley, the voice of college football on ESPN Radio.

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