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Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino explains why he’s comfortable with Dustin May starting Game 3 against the Padres despite May’s uneven tenure in Milwaukee. Rottino points to May’s success against San Diego and a deep, rested Brewers bullpen that gives Pat Murphy plenty of options if May struggles. He believes this Brewers roster has very few weaknesses and gives Milwaukee its best opportunity to go all the way since 1982. Rottino also dives into the pitch-tipping conversation surrounding Mason Miller and explains how teams use video, scouting and runners on base to identify and communicate pitching tendencies.

Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino explains why he’s comfortable with Dustin May starting Game 3 against the Padres despite May’s uneven tenure in Milwaukee. Rottino points to May’s success against San Diego and a deep, rested Brewers bullpen that gives Pat Murphy plenty of options if May struggles. He believes this Brewers roster has very few weaknesses and gives Milwaukee its best opportunity to go all the way since 1982. Rottino also dives into the pitch-tipping conversation surrounding Mason Miller and explains how teams use video, scouting and runners on base to identify and communicate pitching tendencies.

Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy and explains why Matt LaFleur’s measured public comments shouldn’t be mistaken for a lack of intensity toward the Bears or Ben Johnson. Wilde believes LaFleur is particularly frustrated because the Packers had opportunities to win all three meetings with Chicago last season. He discusses why Sunday’s matchup could change the outlook of Green Bay’s season and whether the offensive line has finally stabilized. Wilde also breaks down the Packers’ lingering issues with turnovers, penalties, red-zone execution and drops while addressing concerns about Christian Watson’s health.

The Brewers are one win away from advancing, but how confident should fans be with Dustin May getting the ball in Game 3 against the Padres? Gabe explains why May’s success against San Diego and Milwaukee’s rested bullpen give him confidence, while Josh is considerably more nervous about the matchup. The guys also react to Ben Brust leaving Game 1 early before turning their attention to the Packers and Micah Parsons’ increasingly puzzling return timeline. Jason Wilde joins the show to explain the tension between Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson and why the Packers may be better than they’ve looked through four games.

It’s Packers-Bears week, and the guys debate the very different ways Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson approach one of the NFL’s oldest rivalries. Josh takes issue with the perception that Chicago wants to beat Green Bay more, especially after Bears receiver Luther Burden says their goal is to “make them quit.” The guys also run through the latest NFL power rankings and debate which teams actually belong among the league’s best. Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino joins the show to preview Dustin May’s Game 3 start, explain Milwaukee’s wealth of bullpen options and dive into the art of identifying tipped pitches.

Let's wait before we start calling out the Pope. This hour we begin with Brewers Chapmlin Fr. Jerry Herda who takes us through the responsibilities of the team chaplin. Plus, Vince attacked by the Admirals, and the daylight savings time discussion...again

Carmen and Jurko open Tuesday still buzzing after the White Sox beat Cleveland in Game 2 and move one win away from the ALCS. The guys break down Sean Burke’s incredible relief work, Grant Taylor’s continued postseason dominance, Brenton Doyle’s game-ending catch and the tense final innings against the Guardians. They also discuss why this White Sox team feels so likable, from the clubhouse chemistry to Chris Getz changing the group dynamic after previous Sox teams fell apart. The hour includes calls from White Sox fans enjoying the ride, a look ahead to the chance to clinch at Rate Field and the possibility that even casual Chicago sports fans are starting to embrace the Sox. Carmen and Jurko also mix in Packer week energy, including whether “Green Bay sucks” chants belong at a White Sox playoff game.

RBS HR 1 - Rizz and Hammer react to startling stats from the Guardians and look ahead to Browns-Jets.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - Beau and Nathan look around the NFL and talk to Joe Thomas.