RBS HR 1 - Hammer, Chris, and Trotter discuss what the 2026 Browns season may look like and they run through "The Headlines."

The 7am hour opens with Homer joining Jen in studio before the conversation shifts to the Brewers' trade deadline strategy and whether Milwaukee should pursue blockbuster additions like Tarik Skubal or Mason Miller. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss ESPN Wisconsin's new Badgers radio partnership, expectations for Luke Fickell, and what Jordan Love's success says about Brian Gutekunst's drafting. The crew also debates whether Green Bay has done enough outside of quarterback in the first round and what it will take for the Packers to become true Super Bowl contenders. Plus, they preview the Bob Uecker documentary while looking ahead to another busy Wisconsin sports weekend.

The 8am hour centers on the new Uke documentary, as Jen and Homer share their reactions before co-director Steve Farr joins the show to discuss bringing Bob Uecker's remarkable life to the screen. They dive into the emotional final scenes, Uecker's private battle with cancer, and the challenge of balancing humor with the legendary broadcaster's lasting legacy. The conversation also shifts to the Packers' biggest training camp storyline, debating how Green Bay can avoid another late-season collapse. Plus, Craig Karmazin stops by to talk Brewers trade deadline possibilities and ESPN Wisconsin's exciting new partnership with Wisconsin Badgers athletics.

A bipartisan effort to ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks is one step closer to becoming law. WTMJ's Neil Doyle reports.

The guys run through Shot or No Shot, discussing which Sox/Cub could have the next retired jersey, in Around the NFL, the guys discuss a WILD Caleb Williams take (again), and Friday Folder

On today's show we bid a fond farewell to Wally as he heads on vacation...he will be back. Ninja and Hollie from Memory Making Travel talk about our Winter Getaway. Wade is addicted to the Drive Thru. Stacey from Slumberland joins us and we play The Feud!

Can someone be both a Cubs and Sox fan from the city of Chicago? Plus, high praise from the national media for a young Chicago athlete!

The Bucks in Six 2001 anniversary series continues with Games 3 and 4 of Milwaukee’s first-round matchup against the Orlando Magic. With the Bucks leading 2-0, Tracy McGrady and the Magic made things uncomfortable in Orlando. The series got tighter, the trash talk got louder, and Glenn “Big Dog” Robinson found himself at the center of a playoff rivalry that gave the matchup its edge. This is how the Bucks survived T-Mac’s brilliance, closed out the Magic, and won their first playoff series in 12 years.

This group is also upset gas will go above $4.00 a gallon. This hour, we begin previewing Packers training camp with yet no new update on starting running back Josh Jacobs. Plus, an inside look at the biggest plane at EAA, a rescheduled correspondence dinner, and is there a comp for an alumni game for the NFL?

"But there was a time back in my prime, when I could really lay it down" Happening today – the Brewers alumni game! Three innings, and your favorite Brewers are in town. So, is there a comp we can do with the NFL? We ask Mark Tauscher if there is such a thing as an NFL comp to the alumni game.