Crew Talk

Alex Strouf hosts One More Round, as the Milwaukee Brewers complete the sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers to punch their ticket to the World Series for the first time since 1982! Guests include Jeff Levering, Vinny Rottino, Dominic Cotroneo, and Jesse Rogers, plus calls from Brewers faithful nationwide.

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?

Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino explains why he’s comfortable with Dustin May starting Game 3 against the Padres despite May’s uneven tenure in Milwaukee. Rottino points to May’s success against San Diego and a deep, rested Brewers bullpen that gives Pat Murphy plenty of options if May struggles. He believes this Brewers roster has very few weaknesses and gives Milwaukee its best opportunity to go all the way since 1982. Rottino also dives into the pitch-tipping conversation surrounding Mason Miller and explains how teams use video, scouting and runners on base to identify and communicate pitching tendencies.

Lane Grindle of the Brewers Radio Network joins Molly & Jim! He gives an update on how he and the team are spending their week off, determines whether there is an ideal path for the Crew or not, explains what makes the 2026 Brewers different and much more!

Brewers COO Marty Ronski joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy with Milwaukee sitting at a franchise-record 98 wins and chasing 100 before the postseason. Ronski explains the story behind the Brewers’ “Win Our Way” postseason slogan and why it fits the identity of this year’s team. He previews the Rally for October at the UW Credit Union Plaza, including giveaways, alumni appearances, food and drink specials and postseason ticket information. Ronski also discusses the young players who continue to step up and the clubhouse culture that has helped Milwaukee exceed expectations yet again. Plus, he explains why the Brewers’ mix of small ball, defense, pitching and unexpected contributors has made this season so entertaining.

Dom Cotroneo of the Brewers Radio Network joins Wilde & Tausch on the Yuengling Guest Hotline to break down why the Brewers once again own the best record in Major League Baseball! Dom discusses the club's long-term vision, the impact of acquisitions like Lance McCullers Jr., whether fans will see Andrew Fischer in the big leagues this year, and why the Brewers continue to trust their organizational depth despite recent pitching injuries. The conversation also looks ahead to the MLB Trade Deadline, with Dom sharing why he expects the Brewers to pursue bullpen help without overpaying, how the organization plans to manage Jacob Misiorowski's workload for October, and whether Milwaukee has the pieces to make another deep postseason run. He also weighs in on the Brewers' loaded farm system, and he explains why everything the club is doing centers on one goal: building a roster capable of finally knocking off the Dodgers in the National League playoffs.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy from St. Louis to explain why the Brewers deserved more All-Star selections despite owning one of baseball's best records. He discusses Brandon Woodruff's latest shoulder setback, why Milwaukee shouldn't panic at the trade deadline, and how the club can still make a meaningful addition for a postseason run. Levering also breaks down Garrett Mitchell's recent offensive surge, David Hamilton's injury situation, and why the Brewers continue to find ways to win despite mounting injuries.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down the Brewers' win over the Reds, Joey Ortiz's long-awaited home run, and why the struggling infielder may have turned a corner. Levering also discusses the Brewers' bullpen hierarchy, Cooper Pratt's adjustment to the majors, and what Milwaukee should target ahead of the trade deadline. Plus, he shares the story behind his viral "down the toilet" call after Garrett Mitchell's home run against the Cubs, explaining the sponsor read that had Brewers fans buzzing all weekend.