Jen, Gabe & Chewy

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 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 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!

The Milwaukee Brewers are just TWO wins away from the World Series, and everything Pat Murphy touches seems to turn to gold! Jen, Gabe, and Chewy break down the Brewers' 2-0 NLCS lead over the Dodgers, William Contreras' clutch hitting, Jake Bauers' incredible 12-pitch at-bat, and Aaron Ashby's dominance out of the bullpen. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Micah Parsons' delayed return from injury, concerns about Brian Gutekunst's recovery timeline, and the Packers' defensive depth following Javon Hargrave's injury. Wilde also weighs in on the latest developments surrounding the Josh Jacobs investigation and Mark Tauscher getting Brewers fans fired up with a little Packers-Bears rivalry. Plus, Chewy shares his perspective on injured players returning to the field and whether the Packers should be concerned about Parsons' lengthy recovery.

It's a Victory Monday in Wisconsin as Jen, Gabe and Chewy celebrate the Brewers' thrilling 2-1 win over the Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLCS and the Packers' dominant victory over the Bears! The crew breaks down Bryce Turang's clutch home run, Luis Lara's go-ahead hit, and the Brewers' pitching and defense shutting down Los Angeles. Jen shares her experience at American Family Field, while the guys debate Pat Murphy's bullpen decisions, lineup strategy, and whether this Brewers team has what it takes to win it all. Plus, listeners share their experiences from an unforgettable Wisconsin sports doubleheader, and Josh reveals a stunning development: the Brewers are now World Series betting favorites! Can Milwaukee take a commanding 2-0 series lead against Yoshinobu Yamamoto and the Dodgers?

It's a massive weekend in Wisconsin sports, and Jen, Gabe and Chewy have one question: If you could guarantee one victory, would you choose the Packers over the Bears or the Brewers over the Dodgers? Jen believes the Brewers are good enough to win without any help, while Gabe is willing to sacrifice the Packers if it means getting Milwaukee one step closer to the World Series. The crew debates whether the Brewers' improved pitching, deeper lineup and postseason experience make this team different from years past. Plus, could a Brewers World Series championship spark the biggest celebration Wisconsin has ever seen?

The Milwaukee Brewers are heading back to the NLCS after taking down the San Diego Padres, and Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are fired up! The crew breaks down Garrett Mitchell's incredible home run robbery, Pat Murphy's decision to stick with his struggling hitters, and why this Brewers team feels different from years past. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the Packers' offensive line, concerns about Jayden Reed's future, and why Matt LaFleur isn't engaging in the trash talk ahead of Bears-Packers. Plus, how confident should Brewers fans be heading into another postseason showdown with the Dodgers? Is this finally the year Milwaukee gets over the hump?

The Brewers dropped a tight Game 3 to the Padres, but Jen isn’t ready to join fans panicking about the postseason. The crew breaks down Milwaukee’s mistakes, Christian Yelich’s hard-hit final out and why tonight’s Game 4 is important without necessarily being a must-win. They discuss the Brewers’ pitching options, including Robert Gasser, and how closing out the series would allow them to save Jacob Misiorowski for the NLCS. Plus, Chewy returns from vacation with stories from the Amalfi Coast and a continued struggle with time zones.

The Brewers are one win away from advancing, but how confident should fans be with Dustin May getting the ball in Game 3 against the Padres? Gabe explains why May’s success against San Diego and Milwaukee’s rested bullpen give him confidence, while Josh is considerably more nervous about the matchup. The guys also react to Ben Brust leaving Game 1 early before turning their attention to the Packers and Micah Parsons’ increasingly puzzling return timeline. Jason Wilde joins the show to explain the tension between Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson and why the Packers may be better than they’ve looked through four games.

The Brewers are up 2-0 in the NLDS after Jackson Chourio delivered an unforgettable ninth-inning hit against Mason Miller. Jen and Gabe break down every detail of the comeback, including Christian Yelich’s steal, Sal Frelick’s crucial challenge and the decision to have Chourio hitting leadoff. They explain why Brewers fans should have complete confidence in a team that continues to find ways to win, even when it doesn't play its best baseball. Plus, they debate the perfect one-word description for this Brewers team and celebrate one of the best Wisconsin sports Mondays in recent memory.

The Packers are scrambling to fix their offensive line, and Kyle Wallace joins the crew to debate whether Kevin Zeitler could immediately step in at right guard. They break down how Green Bay reached this point, splitting responsibility between Brian Gutekunst, Matt LaFleur’s coaching staff and the players struggling to execute. The guys discuss what veterans Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton could bring to an offense desperate to give Jordan Love more time. Plus, Kyle shares his confidence that even an average offensive line could dramatically change the outlook for the Packers. The hour also features plenty of Kyle Wallace chaos, from his dinner rules and cheap tendencies to his concerns about the station’s water.

Jen and Gabe react to the Packers’ offensive line overhaul and debate whether Brian Gutekunst deserves any credit for finally addressing a glaring weakness. Gabe argues the problems got so bad that the late additions of Kevin Zeitler, Laken Tomlinson and Mekhi Becton shouldn’t let the GM off the hook. Jason Wilde joins the show to weigh in on Gutekunst’s roster construction and when the veteran linemen could realistically get on the field. Wilde also discusses Jayden Reed being ruled out for the season following a neck injury and what his absence means for Green Bay’s receiving corps. Plus, the crew turns to Brewers-Padres and gets ready for postseason baseball at American Family Field.

Gabe Neitzel and Alex Strouf react to Packers-Bears getting moved out of the late-afternoon window and what it says about Green Bay’s ugly start. They break down the Packers’ desperate offensive-line additions, including Mekhi Becton, Laken Tomlinson and the pursuit of Kevin Zeitler. The guys debate the best- and worst-case scenarios for the rest of Green Bay’s season and whether the offensive line is the only thing holding the team back. They also examine concerns with the Packers defense after the loss to Atlanta and whether the struggling running backs can fairly be evaluated behind this offensive line. Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss Green Bay’s problems, Matt LaFleur, Josh Jacobs and the upcoming matchup with Tampa Bay.