Hour 1. The Brewers blow it in the 9th inning to the Reds last night. How much does this one sting? Plus, we’ll talk Packers with Pete Dougherty.

Mike Clemens, our Green and Gold Insider, previews Packers Training Camp and reacts to the latest comments from Mark Murphy. Mike also shares some interesting comments from Aaron Rodgers on the golf course.

Green and Gold Analyst Paul Imig weighs in on the Pack as players begin to report to Training Camp. Is there a true positional weakness? Where do they lack depth?

Hour 3. If the D-Backs become sellers, does it seem reasonable for them to part with Zack Greinke? Would you give up a boat-load of prospects to get him? Plus, we’ll continue our Brandon Woodruff conversation. Also, was it a boring British Open?

Hour 2. Bill weighs in on the some of the notable comments from a recent interview with Mark Murphy. Is there still regret that the Packers didn’t get Khalil Mack? Plus, the Bucks sign Kyle Korver. How excited are you? Also, is it true Brett Favre didn’t know what a nickel defense was?

Tim Allen, host of the Baseball Post Game Show on 105.7 FM The FAN, looks back at the Brewers’ weekend against the D-Backs. How concerned is he with the loss of Brandon Woodruff? Is Keston Hiura officially untouchable?

Hour 1. Bill is back from vacation! We’ll look back at the Brewers’ big weekend against D-Backs. Plus, can the Crew sustain things without Brandon Woodruff? Tim Allen also weighs in.

Hour 4. Tim plays “Buy or Sell?” and reacts to a telling quote from Buster Olney. Plus, what do you do with boxes and boxes of baseball cards?

Hour 3. Tim Allen is in for Bill today, and he’ll share all of the trades David Stearns made last year. In hindsight, did everything pay off? Plus, we’ll talk more Brewers with Craig Coshun and officiating with Pete Jaskulski. We also have the Nu Male Heads Up Plays of the Week!

Pete Jaskulski, a long-time umpire and author of “Confidence in Conflict for Sports Officials”, joins us. What are the best ways for officials to properly handle themselves against coaches and parents? Is it unfair to silence the parents’ voices?