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After 44 years, the Milwaukee Brewers are finally back in the World Series, and the excitement across Wisconsin is reaching a fever pitch! Jen, Gabe, and Chewy discuss where fans will be watching Game 1, the incredible atmosphere surrounding American Family Field, and how this moment compares to the Packers' Super Bowl run. Jason Wilde joins the show to break down the Packers' upcoming showdown with the Detroit Lions, Jordan Love's health, and whether Green Bay should make a move before the NFL trade deadline. The crew also examines Tampa Bay's surprising pitching rotation decisions and what Jacob Misiorowski needs to deliver against the Rays. Plus, William Contreras has some interesting new equipment for the World Series, sparking a hilarious debate about jockstraps, compression shorts, and athletic cups.

It's World Series Game 1 day, and Jen, Gabe, and Chewy celebrate what could be one of the greatest days in Wisconsin sports history! The crew reflects on the Brewers' remarkable journey, the fans who helped keep baseball alive in Milwaukee, and why this World Series appearance means so much to communities across the entire state. From outrageous ticket prices to Wisconsin fans invading Tampa Bay, the excitement surrounding the Brewers is impossible to ignore. Craig Karmazin joins the show to discuss the ultimate Wisconsin sports doubleheader with the Bucks' home opener and the Brewers taking on the Rays. Plus, Craig shares his expectations for Jacob Misiorowski, Chewy recalls his Super Bowl nerves, and the guys debate whether the Brewers' ace can deliver a legendary World Series performance.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to Josh Jacobs' emotional comments following his return to the Green Bay Packers and debate whether fans should accept his apology. Jason Wilde joins the show to offer his perspective on Jacobs' situation and explain why Jordan Love's success is masking serious concerns about the Packers' offensive line. Could Kevin Zeitler finally see the field against the Detroit Lions, and how worried should fans be about Love's back injury? The crew also discusses the health of Christian Watson and Matthew Golden, plus the Packers' creative use of Savion Williams. And with the Brewers preparing for Game 1 of the World Series, Milwaukee's championship fever has fans scrambling for merchandise!

Jen, Gabe and Chewy break down the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series MVP candidates, including Jackson Chourio, Brice Turang and Jacob Misiorowski, ahead of Game 1 against the Tampa Bay Rays. The crew tests its Brewers postseason knowledge with a World Series edition of Top 8 at 8 before shifting gears to the Packers and Josh Jacobs' potential return against the Lions. Should Matt LaFleur continue building the offense around Jordan Love, even with Jacobs back in the lineup? Milwaukee Bucks president Josh Glessing joins the show to explain the decision to move Friday's home opener to 3 p.m. so fans can enjoy both the Bucks and Brewers. Glessing also discusses the team's statewide television accessibility, young roster and excitement surrounding head coach Taylor Jenkins.

It's World Series week in Milwaukee, but should the Brewers take a chance on Brandon Woodruff? Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether Woody deserves a spot on the World Series roster, the risks of bringing him back from injury, and how Pat Murphy should handle his pitching staff against the Rays. ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss Josh Jacobs' reinstatement, whether the Packers can become an elite team, and the wide-open NFC North race. Plus, the crew weighs in on high school football playoff games conflicting with the World Series and the outrageous ticket prices that have Brewers fans considering a trip to Tampa. And who gets a room at Chewy's Florida house? The guys hilariously rank their potential houseguests!

Are the Packers their own biggest obstacle to becoming an elite NFL team? Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to Mina Kimes' criticism of Green Bay's penalties and dropped passes while debating whether Josh Jacobs can revive the struggling running game ahead of a showdown with the Detroit Lions. With the Brewers preparing to host the World Series, the crew fires back at the Tampa Bay Rays owner for suggesting Rays fans could take over Milwaukee and compares the two teams' pitching rotations. Is Jacob Misiorowski ready to outduel Drew Rasmussen, and how much of a threat is former Brewer Freddy Peralta? Plus, the Brewers acknowledge their mistakes in handling the controversial Timeless Ticket program, and the guys applaud the organization for making things right with fans.

The Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series, and Gabe and Chewy are ready for the celebration! The guys discuss Brewers fans potentially taking over Tampa Bay, Chewy's World Series wardrobe dilemma, and what kind of reception former Brewer Freddy Peralta will receive when he returns to Milwaukee. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Josh Jacobs' potential return, the Packers' struggling offensive line, and whether Green Bay can get healthy enough to make a serious playoff push. Plus, the guys break down Jonathan Gannon's defensive adjustments and the importance of Sunday's NFC North showdown against the Detroit Lions. Is Jordan Love becoming the kind of quarterback who elevates everyone around him?

The Brewers are preparing for the World Series, but could Brandon Woodruff actually make the roster? Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Gabe and Chewy to discuss Milwaukee's magical postseason run, the team's preparation for Tampa Bay, and the possibility of Woodruff returning to the mound. The guys also react to ESPN's latest NFL power rankings and debate whether the Packers are getting enough respect following their win over Dallas. Chewy compares Jordan Love's leadership style to Brett Favre's, while Gabe makes the case for Woodruff earning a spot on the World Series roster despite not pitching since July. Plus, the guys explain why the Brewers and Rays could deliver one of the most entertaining World Series matchups in years.

It's a Victory Monday on Jen, Gabe & Chewy as the Green Bay Packers improve to 4-2 with a 23-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys! Are the Packers legitimate Super Bowl contenders, or do their struggling run game, offensive line issues, and costly dropped passes still leave too many questions unanswered? The crew breaks down Jordan Love's impressive performance, Matthew Golden's frustrating drops, and whether Jonathan Gannon's defense can carry Green Bay until Micah Parsons returns. Plus, how important are the upcoming matchups against the Lions and Vikings in determining the Packers' playoff potential? The hour wraps up with excitement surrounding the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series appearance and frustration over the Wisconsin Badgers' loss to UCLA, including questions about Luke Fickell and quarterback Colton Joseph.

Jen, Gabe & Chewy continue Victory Monday by asking whether Packers quarterback Jordan Love deserves to be in the NFL MVP conversation following Green Bay's 23-13 win over the Dallas Cowboys. The crew debates what Love needs to accomplish to join the league's elite quarterbacks, including improving his completion percentage, overcoming dropped passes, and delivering wins against tougher opponents. Chewy weighs in on the Packers' offensive line struggles, why veteran Kevin Zeitler still hasn't taken the field, and whether Green Bay can protect Love against the Detroit Lions. Plus, the crew discusses questionable roughing-the-passer penalties, the growing frustration with NFL officiating, and which play from Sunday night's game they'd erase if given the chance. With a crucial four-game stretch approaching, can the Packers go 3-1 before their bye and establish themselves as legitimate NFC contenders?

THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE GOING TO THE WORLD SERIES! Homer fills in alongside Chewy as the crew celebrates Milwaukee's historic sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers and its first trip to the Fall Classic since 1982. Homer and Chewy debate whether the Brewers will ever get the national respect they deserve, how Pat Murphy and Matt Arnold built a championship-caliber team, and whether fans should celebrate or focus on the four wins still needed. Jason Wilde joins the celebration with an emotional story about meeting Don Sutton as a 10-year-old Brewers fan in 1982 and reflects on what this moment means for a new generation. Plus, the crew relives the Brewers' incredible comeback from a 4-0 deficit, Jake Bauers' NLCS MVP performance, and the contributions of Aaron Ashby and David Hamilton.

The Brewers are headed to the World Series, and the celebration continues with Homer and Chewy! Gabe Neitzel joins from Texas to explain how Milwaukee's speed, defense, and organizational philosophy helped the Brewers dismantle the Dodgers and whether other MLB teams will try to copy their blueprint. Jen Lada calls in to share an emotional moment with her daughters and why this historic Brewers run is creating lifelong memories for a new generation of fans. The crew also debates potential World Series opponents, ticket prices, and whether Milwaukee's success could influence baseball's ongoing salary cap debate. Plus, Craig Karmazin joins for Fridays with Mo to explain why he's rooting for the Brewers, compare Milwaukee's championship run to the New York Knicks, and give Matt Arnold, Pat Murphy, and the entire organization their flowers.

The Milwaukee Brewers are ONE WIN AWAY from the World Series, and Jen, Chewy, and Joshy are soaking in every moment! The crew reflects on the incredible journey to a 3-0 NLCS lead over the Dodgers and why this Brewers team feels different from years past. Chewy compares Milwaukee's selfless mentality to his 1996 Super Bowl champion Packers, while Jen challenges nervous fans to finally believe the Brewers are the better team. The guys debate whether Jake Bauers, William Contreras, or another Brewers standout deserves NLCS MVP honors after another unforgettable performance. Plus, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Jordan Love's emergence, Micah Parsons' cautious injury recovery, and what to expect from the Packers' offensive line.

The Milwaukee Brewers are on the verge of the World Series, but Jen, Chewy, and Joshy have some serious questions about Pat Murphy's decision-making! The crew debates whether Murphy left Abner Uribe in too long during a disastrous sixth inning and whether his loyalty to players could become a problem on baseball's biggest stage. Then, Jen unloads on FOX's coverage of the NLCS, calling out Joe Davis, John Smoltz, and the national media for seemingly rooting against Milwaukee. From Big Papi's lack of Brewers knowledge to a painfully awkward postgame interview with Jake Bauers, the crew wonders why the Brewers can't get the respect they deserve. Plus, Murphy's message about staying focused, the mystery surrounding Milwaukee's Game 4 starter, and why Chewy wants absolutely nothing to do with Dustin May!

The Brewers are two wins away from the World Series, but can Wisconsin sports fans finally let themselves believe? Jen, Gabe and Chewy break down Milwaukee's Game 3 matchup against the Dodgers, including Blake Snell's tendency to walk hitters and how Robert Gasser can set up the Brewers' bullpen for success. Chewy shares his concerns about a potential Game 4 matchup and reflects on the difference between this Brewers team and last year's squad that fell short against Los Angeles. The crew also revisits the psychology behind Micah Parsons' cautious ACL recovery and whether NFL players owe it to their teammates to return before they're fully healthy. Plus, Chewy makes his Brewers score prediction while Jen delivers a passionate message to nervous fans: Stop expecting the worst and start believing!