With Kyle Wallace out, Ben Brust and Gabe Neitzel are live from the Potawatomi Casino Hotel Sportsbook and immediately test their focus with baseball, Wimbledon and World Cup action all over the 2,000-square-foot video wall. The guys debate whether they would rather watch Brewers-Reds or the U.S. soccer knockout match against Bosnia if they could only choose one. Callers and texters split on the question, with some embracing the World Cup wave and others wanting nothing to do with soccer. Ben and Gabe also discuss bandwagon fans, why international sports can unify fans differently, and how fun the Brewers have become to watch every night. Later, they get into Giannis’ mural being tagged downtown, Josh DiMaggio’s surprising knowledge of graffiti culture, and Brice Turang’s concerning lefty-lefty splits despite his overall strong season.

Live from the Pottawatomie Casino Hotel Sportsbook, Ben Brust and Gabe Neitzel keep the Brewers-vs-USA soccer debate rolling before shifting into a State of the Packers follow-up. Gabe explains why he would rather take the Packers over 10.5 wins at plus money than lay juice on over 9.5, while Ben worries about Micah Parsons’ ACL recovery and how quickly he can realistically impact the season. The guys rank Green Bay’s top pass-catching options, with Tucker Kraft, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed and Matthew Golden all part of a more clearly defined offense. They also react to Rob Demovsky comparing Jordan Love and Caleb Williams, debate whether the Bears or Vikings are the bigger NFC North threat, and discuss what new Wisconsin athletic director Sean Eichorst means for Luke Fickell and Badgers football. The hour closes with Gabe calling out Ben and Jesse Nelson for fumbling the Packers on PFF’s all-20-year team, especially letting Mason Crosby get discussed before Charles Woodson.

The 414 Hour opens with Ben and Gabe reliving Jesse Nelson’s failed attempt at Kyle Wallace’s signature intro before getting back into Brewers trade-deadline dreams. They debate whether the Brewers should consider a major swing for Tarik Skubal, how deep Milwaukee’s prospect pool is, and why even a painful move like dealing Sal Frelick could be discussed if the return is big enough. Ben and Gabe also compare the Brewers’ potential all-in move to the Packers trading for Micah Parsons, while stressing that Milwaukee’s current roster and farm system create rare flexibility. The hour then shifts to the U.S. soccer match against Bosnia, with Ben explaining why he is nervous that a loss would send everyone back to dismissing U.S. soccer as the same old story. Later, Catastrophic with C-Katt leads to a debate about drinking someone else’s water bottle, Rory McIlroy wearing his green jacket to Wimbledon, and whether championship jackets should exist beyond golf.

This hour covers some of the biggest issues shaping Wisconsin—from Tory Lowe's reaction to the outcome of an officer-involved shooting investigation and an update on the state's ongoing heat wave with WTMJ's Craig Koplien. We also explore Wisconsin's contributions to America's story as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary and take a closer look at how Milwaukee 7 is attracting major employers, creating jobs, and driving economic growth across southeast Wisconsin.

The Milwaukee 7 (M7) has helped attract billions in investment and thousands of jobs across southeast Wisconsin. We take a closer look at how the seven-county economic development partnership recruits major employers, supports local businesses, and helps the region compete for projects like Eli Lilly, Rockwell Automation, INNIO, and more. Plus, what these investments mean for jobs, wages, and the future of Wisconsin's economy.

Tyler and Silvy discuss the Cubs' 23-3 beatdown of the Padres. They also discuss if the White Sox will have to or should be willing to pay the "division tax" to get Tarik Skubal

Colin Russo and Mike Rizzo debate whether Congo really had England in their game, do the best teams always win?

Colin Russo, Mike Rizzo and Elias Bustamente do the 5@5, react to Alexi Lalas top 10 and more.

Theo Dorsey, Colin Russo debate whether you'd rather win a USA World Cup or a Superbowl,

Theo Dorsey, Cade Tjomsland and Kristina Costanza do the happy hour.