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 the show to discuss why the Brewers continue to win, Jacob Misiorowski's workload management, and Lance McCullers' impressive Milwaukee debut. The crew also revisits Christian Yelich's struggles and debates whether it's time to move him down in the batting order while trusting Pat Murphy's long-term approach. Plus, they celebrate the Brewers' best record in baseball, share stories from around the ballpark.

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.

Nyjer Morgan joins Ben Brust and Homer on the Yuengling Legends Line to talk all things Jacob Misiorowski and whether T-Plush could handle The Miz in his prime. Morgan says he would crowd the plate, look for something away, try to slap it down the third-base line, or even lay down a bunt to beat Misiorowski’s 105-mile-per-hour heat. Ben and Homer push back with stats, AI simulations and plenty of trash talk, while Morgan admits he never faced anyone throwing quite like The Miz. The conversation also covers the toughest pitchers Morgan faced, including Ryan Dempster, Derek Lowe, Johan Santana and Roy Halladay. Later, T-Plush weighs in on the Brewers’ playoff outlook, why he still wants another bat at the deadline, and why the bottom of the lineup can decide October games.

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.

With Homer out, Ben Brust fills in alongside Gary Ellerson live from Summerfest for a Miz-heavy Homer Hour. Ben and Gary preview Jacob Misiorowski’s start against the Cubs, debate how freakish his rise has been, and compare his early dominance to Wisconsin legends like Giannis Antetokounmpo, Aaron Rodgers, and Brett Favre. They also revisit the end of the Giannis era, with Gary arguing that Bucks ownership deserves more blame and that Giannis still deserves grace for delivering a championship to Milwaukee. Later, the guys discuss Tucker Kraft’s next contract, the Packers’ top receiving options, and whether Greg Gard and Matt LaFleur both need postseason breakthroughs to quiet criticism.

Ryan Braun joins Kyle and Brust to react to the Brewers’ wild offensive explosion against the Athletics in Las Vegas. Braun explains how hitters adjust in extreme offensive ballparks and why pitchers have to quickly move on from nights like that. He also shares his excitement for Jacob Misiorowski, weighs in on the Brewers’ shortstop situation, and discusses Milwaukee’s young talent.

Nyjer Morgan joins Kyle and Brust to break down the Brewers’ June surge and why this stretch could shape their trade deadline plans. T-Plush weighs in on whether Milwaukee should chase an ace like Tarik Skubal, add a big bat like Byron Buxton, or trust its young prospects. He also shares why health, momentum, and beating the teams you’re supposed to beat are critical for a World Series push. Plus, fresh off a trip to the Bahamas, Nyjer brings the usual T-Plush energy to a conversation about Lake Michigan, the polar plunge, and Brewers Fantasy Camp.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy after a sleepless night in Las Vegas following the Brewers' unforgettable 15-14 extra-inning win over the Athletics. Levering describes the game as "drunk," explaining how the unique conditions turned the contest into a wild offensive showcase unlike anything seen in the majors. He shares his thoughts on Kyle Harrison's rough outing, Chad Patrick's growing importance to the pitching staff, and why William Contreras' dramatic home run celebration could become one of the defining Brewers images of the season. Levering also discusses Sal Frelick's continued struggles at the plate while expressing confidence that the outfielder will figure things out. Plus, a look inside Vegas life, blackjack strategy, and why everyone should probably take the over.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy following the Brewers' 16-2 rout of the Giants and discusses the continued dominance of Jacob Misiorowski. Levering explains why "The Miz" is rapidly becoming one of the biggest names in Major League Baseball, highlighting both his historic velocity and relentless drive to improve despite unprecedented success. The conversation also explores whether Milwaukee's offensive breakout could help several struggling hitters regain their confidence as the Brewers continue their strong season. Plus, Levering shares his thoughts on the ongoing MLB labor negotiations and what he hopes to see as talks continue toward a new collective bargaining agreement.