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.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe, and Chewy to discuss the Packers' extension for Devonte Wyatt and the risks of committing long-term to players with injury histories. He explains why Brian Gutekunst's recent roster-building approach differs from his previous philosophy, what it says about Green Bay's championship timeline, and why 2027 could be the organization's target season. Jason also weighs in on Aaron Rodgers' apparent family reconciliation and how the quarterback seems to be approaching the final chapter of his career differently.

After running through Shot or No Shot and Around the NFL, Albert Breer joins the show as NFL training camps start to get underway.

The guys discuss a recent viral video that occurred at Wrigley field.. Plus, Kap catches a station gaff!

And that's how they drafted Aaron Rodgers. A really cool start to the hour as Andrew Brandt, former Packers Executive joins the show to talk about his book that's full of stories. Plus, Brewers 360 with Brewers Manager Pat Murphy where we cover The Miz, Cooper Pratt, and Freddy Peralta

The Brewers reached the 100-game mark with the best record in Major League Baseball after taking down the Mets, but should they really pursue a reunion with Freddy Peralta at the trade deadline? Jen, Gabe, and Chewy debate Christian Yelich's prolonged slump and whether Pat Murphy needs to shake up the lineup despite Milwaukee's success. Jason Wilde joins the show to break down the Packers' extension for Devonte Wyatt, why Green Bay continues to bet on its young core, and whether Brian Gutekunst has changed his team-building philosophy. Plus, Jason shares his thoughts on Aaron Rodgers' apparent family reconciliation and what it says about the Steelers quarterback entering what could be his final NFL season.

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, and wrap things up with Chewy's always entertaining State Fair-themed Power Rankings.

Rizz, Chris, and Chopz are live at Sandel Law Firm talking LeBron and Browns QBs.

Brewers 360 with Pat Murphy! And the Crew just keeps stacking wins following the All-Star break. We begin talking about Misiorowski who got pulled in the fourth inning. Murph claims its out of looking out for his young stud pitcher. Plus, we get a Cooper Pratt recap off his first major league HR, and what it was like to see old friend Freddy Peralta back in Milwaukee.

Former Packers Executive, and man who has done all of the sports things, Andrew Brandt joins the program to talk about the stories he's been wanting to tell for years. He has a new book coming out – and he gives a perspective in this book that only Andrew Brandt can provide, including the moment the Packers drafted Aaron Rodgers in place of the star QB Brett Favre.