This hour features the latest on Giannis Antetokounmpo and reported mutual interest with the Miami Heat, plus an “Everyday Hero” spotlight. Then it’s a fun Lawn Wars showdown before Lane Grindle joins to relive calling Jacob Misiorowski’s historic performance. We wrap with Megan Anderson on the growing conversation around AI as a therapy substitute.

Jason Wilde joined Kyle and Brust to break down several key Packers storylines heading into training camp. He discussed Jordan Love’s place among NFL quarterbacks, why turnover production remains a major focus for Green Bay’s defense, and what to make of the early kicking competition involving Trey Smack. Wilde also weighed in on Jacob Misiorowski’s remarkable run and why the Brewers rookie is becoming a national story. Plus, he offered his thoughts on some of the Packers-Spurs comparisons making the rounds earlier in the day.

Megan Anderson joins to discuss the growing role of AI as a potential substitute for therapy—exploring the benefits, concerns, and what it means for the future of mental health care.

Jacob Misiorowski stole the spotlight as Kyle and Ben marveled at another historic outing from the Brewers phenom. The conversation centered on his complete-game masterpiece against the Phillies, highlighted by 15 strikeouts, fewer than 100 pitches, and facing the minimum. They debated what his emergence means for Milwaukee’s World Series aspirations and whether the Brewers should make a major move at the trade deadline. The discussion also expanded to the rise of Kyle Harrison and the organization’s growing collection of young talent. By the end of the hour, one theme was clear: every Misiorowski start feels like an event that Brewers fans can’t afford to miss.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the ascension and crowning of Jalen Brunson for the New York Knicks. They also recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.

The latest Giannis Antetokounmpo speculation took center stage as Brian Windhorst’s reporting fueled questions about the Bucks’ future. Kyle argued that the organization may need to move on if Giannis truly wants out, while Ben examined how the relationship reached this point. The conversation explored potential trade scenarios, Milwaukee’s long-term outlook, and what a post-Giannis era could look like. Jason Wilde also joined the show to discuss Jacob Misiorowski’s rise, Jordan Love’s national perception, the Packers’ turnover issues, and concerns surrounding the kicking competition. It was an hour packed with major questions facing both the Bucks and Packers.

The Brewers remained the focus as Kyle and Ben continued celebrating Jacob Misiorowski’s dominant performance and what could come next. They discussed how his command, pitch mix, and historic production are changing expectations every time he takes the mound. The hour also featured reaction to the latest Giannis Antetokounmpo rumors, including whether the Bucks should prepare for a future without their superstar. Brian Bulaga joined the show to talk Packers football, Jordan Love criticism from the national media, and Green Bay’s ongoing kicking competition. Between Brewers excitement and Bucks uncertainty, it was a packed Wisconsin sports hour.

Lane Grindle joins after a night he’ll never forget—on the call for Jacob Misiorowski’s historic pitching performance. He walks through what he saw inning by inning, what made “Miz” so dominant, and what it was like to narrate a breakout moment in real time. Plus, a look at the Brewers’ matchup with the Phillies and the latest on rising prospect Cooper Pratt.

It’s a summertime turf battle—John, Vince, and Lance Allen go head-to-head in “Lawn Wars,” competing to see who can build the best lawn. Pride, bragging rights, and perfectly cut grass are all on the line.

The latest buzz around Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Miami Heat, as reports suggest mutual interest between the two sides. What it could mean, how realistic it is, and what comes next in the developing situation.