The Brewers and Athletics combined for 29 runs in a game that felt more like a Home Run Derby than a Major League Baseball contest. Jen, Gabe, and Chewy react to Milwaukee's wild 15-14 extra-inning victory, including a 316-foot fly ball that somehow left the yard and a ballpark that had everyone questioning whether MLB games should be played there. The crew debates how much of the offensive explosion was the result of Las Vegas conditions versus the teams themselves and what it could mean for the Brewers' pitching staff over the rest of the series. They also discuss the unique quirks of baseball stadiums, the challenges of playing in a temporary home, and whether fans should be concerned if Milwaukee drops games in such an unusual environment. Plus, Jason Wilde joins the show to break down Christian Watson's contract details and what they reveal about the Packers' long-term plans.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy from Las Vegas after the Brewers survived an unforgettable 15-14 extra-inning thriller against the Athletics. Levering explains why the game felt unlike anything he's seen in years, discusses the challenges facing Milwaukee's pitching staff, and shares his outlook on key contributors including Sal Frelick and Chad Patrick. The crew also dives into some of the game's most memorable moments, including William Contreras' dramatic heroics and the unique environment of playing baseball in Las Vegas. Later, Chewy's power rankings spark a debate about where the Brewers belong among baseball's elite, with Milwaukee earning a surprising spot near the top of the league.

Bring out the gravity free ping pong balls! This hour, Marty Brooks has been fired as CEO of the WI Center District, now what? Did the board have enough cause? Plus, Brewers 360 with Manager Pat Murphy!

Brewers 360 with Pat Murphy! The Skipper is awake after a 15-14 thriller of a win in Vegas! Murph recaps the game and all of the insanity that happened. Plus, why did the ball travel so differently in the desert air? We also get an update to injuries on the pitching staff, and what the message is while the team is in a special trip to Vegas.

The FIFA World Cup kicks off Thursday, with matches stretching across North America before the championship match in July. For soccer fans in Milwaukee, some of the biggest gatherings will happen much closer to home. The story from WTMJ's Neil Doyle.

Hour 3: NFL Insider for SI.com Albert Breer joined Kap & J. Hood with updates on the Bears and the latest NFL storylines. Kap & J. Hood played Shot or No Shot, took a trip Around The NFL and the Kap & J. Hood Cut of The Day.

Hour 2:  Kap & J. Hood discussed Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby is currently allowed to play after a Texas district judge granted him a temporary injunction against the NCAA, which had initially ruled him permanently ineligible for gambling. Sorsby admitted to placing thousands of wagers totaling at least $90,000, including bets on his own team.

He does give a very good explanation. This hour, Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist joins the show to monitor storms in the area this week. The UW Systems search with a public forum, and Mark Tauscher brings us through off-the-field activities.

Mark Tauscher joins the program and Mandatory Mini Camp is underway for the Green Bay Packers! Tausch brings us into those camps, but also all the extra curricular activities that come along with team building activities.

But what's it going to be like here back home? Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist joins the show & we’re monitoring some storms that are heading our way – how severe could they get? And how frequent will these storms be happening?