Wally Lukachinsky and Ashley Dobrzynski are LIVE on DailyDodgeTV breaking down the latest from Packers training camp, a brutal Brewers loss in San Diego, and everything happening across Wisconsin sports.

Is Jordan Love and the Packers offense ready to handle what Pittsburgh throws at them Thursday night?

How encouraging is it that Green Bay's new-look defense has consistently challenged Love and the offense throughout training camp?

What should Brewers fans make of an 11-2 loss to the Padres after dropping the first two games of the series?

🕓4:00PM - Jason Wilde

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss a good day for the offense, 2-Minute Drill success, QBs in preseason, & QBs at the podium.

Waddle and Silvy break down the latest from the Bears, Cubs and White Sox before they run through Waddle's World. Then, they play Florida or Ohio.

CLE Browns Daily HR 2 - We go back to the start of practice to hear observations from Beau, Zegura, Siciliano, and Joel Bitonio.

Waddle and Silvy react to Dan Pompei's profile of Ben Johnson in The Athletic and why they're even more fired up about the Bears head coach.

CLE Browns Daily HR 1 - Beau, Nathan, Siciliano, and Joel Bitonio give play-by-play of practice and they listen to Todd Monken.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Top Two at Two.

Guests include Blue Ribbon Sale of Champions President/Auctioneer Jenny Gehl.

We wrap up early for Milwaukee Brewers coverage.

Blue Ribbon Sale of Champions President/Auctioneer Jenny Gehl talks about how the annual auction event supports youth in agriculture. How do the funds from this auction change the lives of the young exhibitors? What is her favorite story about a student who used their auction money for college? How does the foundation help kids who do not win a champion ribbon? What skills do youth farmers learn by participating in this big auction? How can everyday people support the foundation if they cannot buy livestock?

David Crowley has won the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin governor, setting up a general election battle with Republican Tom Tiffany.

In his victory speech, the Milwaukee County Executive called for Democrats to unite after a competitive primary and argued that the race shouldn't be defined by progressives versus moderates or insiders versus outsiders. Crowley thanked Governor Tony Evers, Francesca Hong and his other primary opponents before turning his attention to November.

Crowley lays out his campaign priorities on affordability, child care, health care, education and jobs, while sharing how his own experiences with childhood eviction, addiction in his family and housing instability shaped his approach to public service.

Plus, Crowley takes questions from reporters about uniting the Democratic Party, his campaign's comeback, the possibility of becoming Wisconsin's first Black governor and how he plans to defeat Tom Tiffany in November.

1. The Race is officially on between Republican Congressman, Tom Tiffany and Democratic Candidate, David Crowley.

2. The Green Bay Packers begin the pre-season tomorrow in Pittsburgh against the Steelers.