Brewers 360 with Adam McCalvy who is home from the Las Vegas road trip! And its a good time to be a minor leaguer in the Brewers camp – with Luis Lara, another top prospect locked in for years on a new shiny contract. So when will we see these new solidified members of the crew?

RBS HR 1 - Hammer and Trotter talk QB battle going into the Browns' summer break and they run through "The Headlines."

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss biggest questions after mini-camp, risers and fallers, and QB battle status.

Hour 3:  Kap & J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL, NBC 5 Chicago's Paris Schutz joined Kap & J. Hood with an update on the Hammond Indiana site for the Bears potential new stadium and the Kap & J. Hood Classic Cut of The Day.

Today we talk World Cup, Peanut Butter and the Good Karma Brands John Moser Children's Radiothon. We play the Jimz Farmstand Feud and also give away tickets to the Milwaukee County Zoo.

Because what else would really make this *that* much more ridiculous? This hour, we get into the fights on the South Lawn planned for this weekend despite the rough looking forecast. We also recap the storm damage we experienced in SE WI yesterday, and Mark Tauscher talks home field advantage of the World Cup.

Hour 2:  Kap & J. Hood discussed New Stacey King Tee Shirt for made for Charity, updated on the Bears stadium; Kap says no dice for the Bears on the move to Hammond.  The World Cup started today, and Team USA kicks off tomorrow night against Paraguay. FIFA World Cup Game: Who Are You?

Mark Tauscher joins the show and we talk World Cup! And some members from other countries can’t handle the humidity here on this side of the planet. What gives? Do we call this home field advantage?

Jordan Sherwood & Mario Herron give out their official picks for UFC Freedom 250 at the White House.

Hour 1: Kap & J. Hood discussed the Cubs salvaged the series and avoided the sweep in Colorado, and now travel to San Francisco, but with the Dodgers in town and the Sox staying the best story in the sport, does anyone care? Are Cubs fans more into the Sox/Dodgers series (all 3 games north of 36,000 tickets sold!) than Cubs/Giants?