Hour 3. You’ll hear some of Aaron Rodgers’ thoughts on the passing of Bart Starr. Plus, Seth Everett weighs in on the Brewers, and Bill has a telling stat about the Brew Crew.

Milwaukee Brewers reliever Jeremy Jeffress stops by for his weekly appearance on the show. What does he think of the Marlins? Does he believe the team is in survival mode? How would he speed up the game of baseball?

Hour 4. We’ll continue to discuss how much patience you have for Travis Shaw to figure it out at the plate. Plus, are the Brewers one of the legitimate frontrunner to get Dallas Keuchel and/or Craig Kimbrel? Jeremy Jeffress also stops by!

Hour 3. Does Travis Shaw need to show results immediately? MLB Network insider Tom Verducci as well as former Marquette star Henry Ellenson stop by. Plus, one Packer vet wants to prove people wrong this year.

Tom Verducci of MLB Network, FOX Sports, and Sports Illustrated weighs in on this Brewers team. What does he think of the pitching staff? Does he still feel they’re the favorite to win the division? Who are the frontrunners to land Dallas Keuchel and Craig Kimbrel?

Henry Ellenson, New York Knicks Power Forward and former Marquette star, stops by to promote his upcoming basketball camp. Was he surprised by the departure of the Hauser brothers?

Adam McCalvy of Brewers.com/MLB.com shares his thoughts on the controversial decision to send Keston Hiura to the minors for Travis Shaw. Is there a legitimate argument for both sides? What does he think of Jimmy Nelson getting the start on Wednesday?

Jeff Deforrest of 940 AM WINZ in Miami gives us the low-down on the struggling Marlins. What is holding this team back? What does he think of that Christian Yelich trade now? Why do fans not care about any of the Miami teams?

Hour 2. We’ll look back at Day 1 of the MLB Draft for the Brewers. We’ll also preview this series against the Marlins with our insider Adam McCalvy and Jeff Deforrest.

Hour 1. Bill and Radio Joe react to the Brewers swapping Keston Hiura for Travis Shaw. Is there mounted pressure for Shaw to succeed immediately? Plus, Jordy Nelson officially calls it a career.