The 4 o’clock hour covers Milwaukee headlines, hometown heroes, food fun, and big questions for the Brewers and Bucks. At 4:08, we break down the criminal complaint involving Gesu Church. At 4:16, Erik Bilstad brings another inspiring Everyday Hero story. At 4:22, the Cheeseburger Index returns with a look at what your favorite burger is really costing you. At 4:36, Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle joins us as the team battles a rough losing streak, reacts to the passing of Phil Garner, and wonders whether the City Connect uniforms are cursed. The hour wraps at 4:46 with Eric Nehm on what Doc Rivers’ exit means for Giannis and the Bucks’ future.

The focus shifts to the Bucks, with Giannis claiming he was “shocked” about Doc Rivers being out, which the crew strongly pushes back on. They break down the dysfunction of the locker room, pointing to Doc’s leadership style and reported comments as a major reason for the collapse. The conversation expands to the bigger issue of the entire organization failing Giannis and likely pushing him toward leaving. There’s a debate about whether the Bucks or Badgers are in a worse position long term, with no clear agreement. Jason Wilde joins to discuss the Dontayvion Wicks trade and the Packers’ offseason strategy, emphasizing draft capital and future flexibility. The hour ends with the belief that the Bucks are heading toward a full rebuild and the decisions ahead will define the next decade.

With Doc Rivers out, questions about Giannis’ future are front and center. Eric Nehm of The Athletic joins us with insight into what this means for the team and what could come next.

The hour starts light but quickly turns serious when Alex Strouf admits he hasn’t followed up on required heart checkups, leading to a powerful moment as Dr. Dave Margolis calls in to urge him to take action. The segment becomes a real intervention, with Strouf agreeing to address it, and even the decathlon being questioned until he’s medically cleared. The show shifts back to sports with reaction to the Wicks trade, as Bryan Bulaga calls it a balanced move depending on how the receiver room develops. The Wheel of Strouf brings chaos with topics ranging from viral fan arguments to Wisconsin missing NIL opportunities, including not following up with major donors. The crew closes by tying everything back to leadership failures, especially with Doc Rivers, and how poor communication and culture led to the Bucks’ downfall.

Brewers Broadcaster Lane Grindle joins the show as The Brewers continue to struggle during a tough losing streak, while the baseball world reacts to the passing of Phil Garner. Plus—are the new City Connect uniforms bringing bad luck?

The 3 o’clock hour kicks off with 3 at 3, covering rising pistachio prices, Bobby Portis’ condo sale, and a frightening medical moment at the Masters. At 3:16, ABC’s Jordana Miller brings the latest on Iran and the tense situation in the Strait of Hormuz. At 3:36, Telly Hughes breaks down what Doc Rivers’ exit means for the Bucks and how it could shape Giannis’ future. The hour wraps at 3:46 with Mark Kass on the Bucks’ next chapter, plus a softball charity event with some Packers Players.

Waddle and Silvy discuss Rory McIlroy's Masters win and how the world's perceptions of him and Scottie Scheffler compare. Then, they run through Waddle's World.

Waddle and Silvy discuss the Cubs' surviving a sweep attempt by the Pirates and the slow start by Pete Crow-Armstrong.