Hour 3: MLB Insider ESPN Jesse Rogers joined Carmen & Jurko with updates on the White Sox, Cubs and the latest MLB storylines.  Carmen & Jurko discussed that Jackie Robinson Day should be Opening Day for MLB. Plus, the latest Mel Kyper's Mock Draft and more.

RBS HR 1 - Rizz and Hammer react to the Guards loss and preview Mel Kiper's latest mock draft.

Hour 2: Carmen & Jurko served up The Brunch Rush, discussed the NBA Play-In-Tournament; it was a must watch.  Portland Trailblazers Deni Avdija thought the Bulls were going to take him in the NBA Draft but took Patrick Williams. What a mistake the Chicago Bulls has made.

Homer and Dame open the show reacting to a severe storm that swept through Milwaukee, sharing firsthand experiences of dangerous road conditions, heavy flooding, and the widespread impact across neighborhoods. They highlight how quickly water accumulated, exposing recurring flood-prone areas and raising concerns about infrastructure as areas that historically avoided flooding are now repeatedly affected. The conversation questions the effectiveness of systems like the deep tunnel, especially as extreme weather events become more frequent.

The tone shifts as they discuss a long-awaited arrest in a double homicide case involving a respected community figure. While expressing relief that progress is being made, they also voice frustration over delays and inconsistencies in reporting. They question missing details in the criminal complaint, the lack of additional charges for others allegedly involved, and emphasize the importance of transparency and accountability for true closure, while acknowledging the emotional toll on the victims’ families.

Homer and Dame open the second hour with a spirited and humorous debate on punctuality and workplace culture, sparked by a running joke about being late. Dame argues that performance and loyalty outweigh strict timeliness, while Homer emphasizes accountability and professionalism. Using sports analogies like Allen Iverson and Kobe Bryant, they explore what truly defines a strong worker and effective leadership.

The conversation then shifts to national issues, reacting to the DOJ’s move to vacate convictions tied to January 6th groups, raising concerns about fairness, accountability, and the message it sends about justice. After briefly lightening the mood with listener shoutouts and reflection, they close with a serious discussion on fire safety following the U-Haul fire. Dame shares firsthand experience as a former inspector, highlighting how lapses in testing and oversight can put lives at risk, and stressing the need for stronger accountability in safety systems.

It sounds like Joe Vitrano is already there. This hour, we begin with Vince's conversation with Mandela Barnes asking him what his plan is to really freeze utility rates. Plus, a check-in on the 'boos' for the Brewers. Previewing tonight's weather forecast which calls for more rain, and some unfinished business to take care of.

Beaver Dam High School Athletics-Activities Director Ryan Gerber talks about the spring weather and updates us on how each team is doing so far the season.

Inside The Masters at Augusta National | The Ultimate Fan Experience (On The Tee)

What is it REALLY like to attend The Masters at Augusta National?

Gabe Neitzel, Stephen Watson, Bryan Dee, and Nolan Murphy take you behind the scenes of one of the most exclusive events in sports — sharing firsthand experiences from Augusta during Masters week.

From arriving on the grounds to walking the course, this special edition of On The Tee dives into everything that makes The Masters unlike anything else in golf.

⛳ In this episode:

• First impressions arriving at Augusta National

• What it’s like experiencing the course in person

• The unmatched hospitality from Augusta staff & volunteers

• The famous Masters concession stand (favorite food & must-try items)

• Buying Masters merch — what you need to know

• The no phone policy & how it changes the experience

• The legendary chair seating tradition explained

• Meeting fans & the unique community at The Masters

• Stories from first-time attendees vs seasoned visitors

🍴 From iconic pimento cheese sandwiches to the overall atmosphere, the guys break down why The Masters is widely considered the best fan experience in all of sports.

🎯 Whether you're:

✔️ A die-hard golf fan

✔️ Planning a trip to Augusta National someday

✔️ A Masters first-timer (or dreaming of going)

✔️ Or just love Wisconsin sports voices talking big events

…this is a must-watch episode.

📺 Subscribe to On The Tee with Gabe Neitzel & Stephen Watson for weekly golf coverage, tournament previews, and behind-the-scenes stories from the biggest events in the sport.

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A major name just got connected to the Packers — and it could signal a huge shift in philosophy.

In this segment of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Adam Schefter discusses the situation surrounding Dexter Lawrence and specifically points to the Green Bay Packers as a team to watch.

🚨 The Key Line from Schefter

Schefter makes it clear:

👉 Keep an eye on the Packers in connection to Dexter Lawrence

That alone turns this from speculation into something real worth tracking.

🧠 Why Dexter Lawrence Matters

One of the top interior defensive linemen in the NFL

A true game-wrecker in the middle

Instantly upgrades any defense

For the Packers:

👉 This would be a massive addition to their front

📊 Why the Packers Fit

From the conversation:

The Packers have the flexibility to make a move

They are a team that could realistically get involved

It would represent a more aggressive approach than usual

💰 The Reality Check

Of course, a deal like this isn’t simple:

Big contract implications

Significant trade compensation required

Long-term roster decisions impacted

🔄 What This Would Mean

If the Packers actually make this move:

👉 It signals a shift

From patient roster building

To a more aggressive, win-now mindset