The Brewers are hitting their first rough patch of the season — and now there’s an injury concern to watch.

In this episode of Jen, Gabe & Chewy, Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins the show on 414 Day to break down Milwaukee’s recent struggles, Christian Yelich’s status, and why there’s still reason for optimism.

😬 The Problem: 5 Straight Losses

After a strong start, the Brewers have:

Dropped five in a row

Seen inconsistent offense

Shown signs of bullpen fatigue early in the season

But the message is clear:

👉 “That’s baseball” — long season, tough stretches happen

🚑 Yelich Injury Update

One of the biggest concerns:

Christian Yelich dealing with a hamstring issue

Likely IL stint coming

Timeline uncertain, but early hope is around two weeks

In the meantime:

👉 The Brewers will likely rotate DH options by committee

🧠 Can the Rotation Stop the Slide?

All eyes turn to pitching:

Miz gets the ball and could be the “stopper”

Facing tough competition with Toronto’s lineup

Opportunity to reset momentum at home

🔥 Bright Spot: Bryce Turang

While the team struggles, one player stands out:

👉 Bryce Turang is taking a major leap

Power surge becoming legitimate

Opposite-field home runs showing real growth

Strong defense + improved plate discipline

The takeaway:

👉 He’s emerging as one of the best second basemen in the game right now

🌪️ 414 Day + Storm Chaos

The show also opens with:

Severe storms across the area

Tornado sirens overnight

Real-life Wisconsin chaos leading into game day

And Murphy sure knows what to say. This hour, we begin with some career advice from Career Coach at LAK Group Mike Grubich to talk about the toxic workplace. And Brewers 360 with the Skipper, Pat Murphy!

Brewers 360 with Manager Pat Murphy! A quick update on Yelich’s injury and what kind of injury it is. Plus, we talk about Miz’s start today who is looking for a get-right-game, especially with the crew short handed as they are.

Hour 1: Carmen & Jurko discussed the slow start of Pete Crow-Armstrong.  Chicago Cubs fans are going nuts as PCA strikes out on 3 pitches. The strikeouts are beyond infuriating. Temperature check time....  How are you feeling 16 games into the season? Calm, Annoyed, or Pissed?

Sherwin talks about affordable housing being built around Milwaukee and the events happening all around the city for 414 Day.

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.

Homer and Bailey open the show reacting to severe overnight storms across Milwaukee, including tornado sirens, flooding, and widespread damage, while acknowledging the stress and disruption these events bring to residents. They use the chaos as a metaphor to pivot into local sports, discussing the uncertainty surrounding the Bucks following Doc Rivers’ departure and what potential changes could be coming next.

The conversation then shifts toward community responsibility, using the flooding as a real-life example of how everyday actions—like littering and neglecting neighborhoods—can create larger problems. They emphasize that while city services matter, residents must take ownership of their communities, tying in efforts like the Torrey Lowe Community Cleanup. The hour closes with a focus on personal and financial responsibility, stressing the importance of prioritizing needs over wants and making disciplined decisions to avoid long-term instability.

Homer and Bailey begin the second hour by breaking down an officer-involved shooting, providing context from the police chief and pushing back on blanket criticism of law enforcement. They highlight the complexity of these situations, emphasizing the danger suspects pose and the real impact on victims and their families.

The discussion expands into broader themes of accountability, both financially and within the community. Using everyday examples, they stress how small decisions can lead to bigger consequences, from personal finances to public safety. The hour continues with a deeper look at community violence, where they argue that while programs can help, lasting change requires collective effort, awareness, and self-control. They close by focusing on youth behavior and parental responsibility, emphasizing that while guidance is important, accountability and consequences are necessary to drive real change.

At least "some" of them. This hour, a special session expected in Milwaukee where the GOP will gavel in & gavel out - unless they bring up one issue. Plus, storm damage review and look ahead w/ Brian Niznansky. And Mark Tauscher joins the show to talk locker-room cohesion and the importance of putting everyone in a place to succeed.

Dr. Brian Leo joined Colin Russo to talk about the expansive network of The Cleveland Clinic in South Florida, offerings, his career and more.