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Greg Matzek joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy live from Florida following the Brewers' heartbreaking Game 4 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series. Was Cooper Pratt actually safe at second base, and could Pat Murphy have managed his bullpen differently to avoid using Shane Drohan in the 12th inning? Greg shares what he heard inside the Brewers clubhouse after the loss and explains why the team's confidence hasn't wavered despite missing an opportunity to clinch the championship. The crew also discusses William Contreras' hand injury, Junior Caminero's health and what Milwaukee can realistically expect from Jacob Misiorowski in Game 5. Plus, Greg delivers an electric pep talk to Brewers fans reminding them that Milwaukee is just 27 outs away from its first World Series title!

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to discuss the Green Bay Packers' complaints about officiating following their game against the Detroit Lions. Would making NFL officials full-time employees actually improve the quality of calls, and has the league gone too far protecting quarterbacks? Schefter also weighs in on the Indianapolis Colts' roster moves and whether Jonathan Taylor could be the next big name on the trade market. Plus, could the Philadelphia Eagles become sellers, or does Howie Roseman have other plans ahead of the deadline? And things take a hilarious turn when Chewy's new metal palm tree interrupts the interview while Schefter attempts to calm Brewers fans after their World Series loss.

Milwaukee Brewers radio voice Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy as the Crew sits just ONE WIN AWAY from making franchise history! Levering reflects on the Brewers' dominant 10-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, the incredible turnout of Milwaukee fans at Tropicana Field, and the emotional moment of Brandon Woodruff pitching the ninth inning of Game 3. He breaks down the Brewers' pitching options for Game 4 and explains why Christian Yelich's leadership and relentless hustle have been so important to this team's success. Levering also makes his case for William Contreras as World Series MVP, highlighting his remarkable work behind the plate and his offensive production throughout the postseason. Plus, could an 11-1 postseason record put the 2026 Brewers among the greatest championship teams in baseball history?

Craig Karmazin joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy as Wisconsin prepares for an unforgettable sports doubleheader featuring the Bucks' home opener and Game 1 of the Brewers' World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Craig explains why the Bucks' decision to move their game creates an incredible opportunity for fans to celebrate both teams in one day. The conversation turns to Jacob Misiorowski and whether the Brewers' ace can deliver a dominant performance on baseball's biggest stage. Chewy shares memories of the nerves he experienced playing in the Super Bowl, while Craig reveals a conversation with Brewers owner Mark Attanasio about a potential World Series matchup with Tampa Bay. Plus, Craig details his special Bucks and Brewers wardrobe changes and why this day means so much to Wisconsin sports fans.

Milwaukee Bucks president Josh Glessing joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to explain why the organization moved Friday's home opener against the Chicago Bulls to 3 p.m. to accommodate the Brewers' World Series appearance. Glessing discusses the challenges of changing an NBA game time and reveals how Bucks players and Brewers legends plan to participate in Milwaukee's historic sports doubleheader. He also explains the organization's decision to make 80 Bucks games available over the air, giving fans across Wisconsin unprecedented access to the team. With a young roster entering a new era, Glessing shares his excitement about developing the next generation of Bucks stars. Plus, why was Taylor Jenkins the organization's clear choice to lead the team into the future?

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to break down Josh Jacobs' removal from the commissioner's exempt list and what it means for the Green Bay Packers moving forward. With Jacobs returning and Micah Parsons expected back, Schefter explains why he's not quite ready to call the Packers an elite Super Bowl contender despite their three-game winning streak. He also examines the NFC North race and why all four teams could potentially reach the playoffs. Plus, Schefter discusses the Los Angeles Rams' disappointing season and the serious questions surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles' handling of Jalen Hurts' blood clots. The conversation wraps up with a debate over NFL officiating and whether the league needs to expand which calls can be reviewed.

Green Bay Packers safety Evan "Whiskey" Williams joins Jason Wilde and Homer on Wilde and Tausch on the Yuengling Legends Line following an impressive 23-13 win for the Packers over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football at Lambeau Field.

Milwaukee Brewers TV analyst Bill Schroeder joins Jason Wilde and Homer on Wilde and Tausch to share his insights and perspective as the Brewers prepare to take on the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2026 World Series.

Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy as the Crew prepares for its first World Series appearance in 44 years! Levering explains when he realized this Brewers team was special and how Milwaukee is handling the extended layoff before facing the Tampa Bay Rays. He weighs in on Brandon Woodruff's chances of making the World Series roster and why his return could provide an emotional boost. Plus, Levering discusses Pat Murphy's Manager of the Year case, the reception Freddy Peralta could receive at American Family Field, and his favorite moments from Milwaukee's incredible postseason run. Can the Brewers finish their historic season with a championship?

Gabe Neitzel joins Homer and Chewy from Texas to celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers and advancing to the World Series for the first time since 1982! Gabe breaks down how Milwaukee's unique combination of speed, defense, and pitching has overwhelmed opponents and whether the rest of Major League Baseball will try to copy the Brewers' blueprint for success. The guys debate whether they'd rather face Tampa Bay or Cleveland in the World Series, the potential impact on MLB's salary cap debate, and why Brewers fans might be better off traveling to see the Fall Classic. Gabe also reflects on the incredible job David Stearns and Matt Arnold have done building a sustainable winning organization. Plus, Gabe explains why the Brewers' relatively subdued celebration shows that Pat Murphy's team understands the job isn't finished, with four more wins standing between Milwaukee and a World Series championship!

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to make sense of one of the strangest starts to an NFL season in recent memory. Schefter questions which version of the Green Bay Packers is the real one after their dominant performance against the Bears and disappointing showing against the Falcons. He also provides insight into the NFL's handling of the Josh Jacobs situation and explains why the league isn't rushing to make a decision. The conversation turns to Micah Parsons' ACL recovery, with Schefter defending the importance of avoiding additional injuries by returning too soon. Plus, Schefter breaks down the disastrous ending to the Commanders-Giants game and reveals why he's finally buying into the San Francisco 49ers as one of the NFL's elite teams.

Green Bay Packers safety Evan Williams joins Wilde and Tausch following the Packers' big home win over the rival Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field. What are the expectations for the team's performance the rest of this season based on the wins each of the last two weeks?

Are the Milwaukee Brewers simply too much for an aging Los Angeles Dodgers team? Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy to break down Milwaukee's 2-0 NLCS lead and explain why Jake Bauers' remarkable 12-pitch at-bat may have changed the entire series. Levering discusses Pat Murphy's decision to pull Logan Henderson, the pitching plan for Game 3, and Aaron Ashby's incredible postseason performance. He also shares an inside look at the Brewers' relaxed, confident clubhouse and the unforgettable atmosphere at American Family Field. Plus, could Shohei Ohtani's struggles force the Dodgers to make a lineup change as the series shifts to Los Angeles?

Craig Karmazin joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy for a fiery Friday conversation about the Brewers' World Series hopes and the future of Major League Baseball. Craig explains why Milwaukee has a legitimate chance to knock off the Dodgers and why this postseason run feels different from previous years. Then things get heated when the crew debates MLB's proposed changes, including shortening the regular season to 154 games, expanding the Division Series and allowing higher-seeded teams to select their playoff opponents. Craig argues that giving teams the power to choose their opponents would add strategy and excitement, while Jen and the guys question whether it's an unnecessary gimmick that could undermine traditional playoff seeding. The discussion turns into a spirited argument about divisions, rivalries and what actually makes postseason baseball better.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to assess the NFC, where he sees the 49ers, Seahawks and Rams among the teams capable of emerging from the conference. Schefter discusses the NFL’s flood of penalties and recent suspensions of officials before weighing in on a Bears-Packers matchup that has lost some of its preseason luster. He reacts to Green Bay’s unusual attempt to rebuild its offensive line on the fly with Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton. Schefter also explains why Keisean Nixon could make sense as a trade candidate if the Packers continue losing and become sellers before the deadline. Plus, Schefter and Chewy swap stories about the Amalfi Coast.