Will Sammon, Brewers Beat Reporter, joins the show to talk about the MLB restart, the Brewers, and more. What have his thoughts been on the MLB restart so far? How many more players will test positive and drop out before the season starts up? How will the Brewers pitching rotation and bullpen stack up in a shortened season? How will the Brewers utilize the universal DH? Does he think Ryan Braun will play after 2020? How long do you let a struggling player like Orlando Arcia go before you replace him?

Hour 1. Bill kicks off the show with a bit of breaking news, as sources tell him that the Packers are preparing to not have fans in attendance this seaseon. Plus, we'll talk some Brewers baseball with Brewers beat reporter Will Sammon.

Hour 4. Bill wraps up the show by taking a look at NFL WR DeSean Jackson's comments that created a controversy for being anti-semitic, and what to expect to come out of it in this current social climate. Plus, we'll talk some NBA with former GM/Radio.com Sports NBA Insider Ryan McDonough, and replay our great interview with Arash Markazi of the LA Times.

Ryan McDonough, former NBA GM/Radio.com Sports NBA Insider, joins the show to talk return to NBA, the Bucks and more. Should we be worried about more and more players dropping out of the restart? Does the NBA have a plan for if a player like Giannis or LeBron tests positive for COVID? Should the NBA bring a pool of free agents just in case? How long does it take players to get into game shape? How has the NBA tried to make the bubble entertaining and motivating for the NBA players in the bubble?

Hour 3. Bill continues the show by circling back to Patrick Mahomes new contract, and trying to figure out who the next professional athlete to break his contract record will be. Plus, we'll hear from Brewers Manager Craig Counsell from his media availability yesterday. Who do you think will be the next athlete to get a huge contract?

Ed Attanasio, baseball historian and writer, joins the show to talk about his projects, the upcoming MLB season and more. Does he think there will be a season? How will this season stack up historically when looking back? What could some of these changes like the DH do for the baseball audience going forward? What has he been up to during quarantine? Does he think irreversible damage has been done between the players and owners?

Hour 2. Bill continues the show by taking a look at the Washington Redskins, and whether or not he'd keep watching if the Redskins decided not to change their names. Plus, we'll hear from Brewers pitcher and fan favorite Brent Suter from his press conference yesterday. Will you stop watching football if the Redskins don't change their name?

Hour 1. Bill kicks off the show by reacting to the monumental contract signed by Patrick Mahomes last night, reaching up to $500 million over 10 years, and what it means for the sport. Plus, we'll talk some Brewers baseball with Bart Winkler, Host of The Morning Show on 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee. What are your thoughts on Patrick Mahomes' contract?

Bart Winkler, Host of the Morning Show on 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee, joins the show to talk Brewers, Bucks and more. What are his thoughts on the schedule that came out yesterday for the Brewers? Could all of this spill over into next season? Is he a fan of the extra inning rules and the DH rule? What are his thoughts on some other changes he’d like to see in baseball?

Hour 4. Bill wraps up the show by playing some clips of Christian Yelich from over the weekend, talking about his deal, the return to play, and more. Plus, we have some positive Brewers breaking news, and we'll replay our great interview with broadcast legend Ian Eagle from last Friday.