Ben and Kyle open Monday reacting to another ridiculous Jacob Misiorowski start, with the Miz striking out the Rockies early and calming any concerns about his velocity dip. The guys discuss how his dominance changes the Brewers’ trade-deadline outlook and whether Milwaukee’s best World Series chance is right now or over the next three years. Kyle argues the Brewers’ prospect wave, including Cooper Pratt, Luis Lara, Andrew Fisher and Jesús Made, makes the future even more exciting than the present. Ben pushes back that a season like Miz is having cannot be wasted, especially with Milwaukee right near the Dodgers in the standings. The hour also includes Dan Orlovsky picking the Packers in the NFC North, a debate over Green Bay’s offensive responsibility while Micah Parsons is out, and a strange but passionate discussion about whether lettuce is safe to eat.

Hour 2 begins with Davante Adams explaining why he blocked out the Packers’ final contract push before leaving Green Bay, sparking a debate over whether Adams would still be the best receiver on the current roster. Kyle argues Adams’ red-zone production and reliability would still matter, while Ben says Christian Watson’s upside and current role make the comparison more complicated. Jason Wilde joins to discuss the Packers’ biggest concerns entering camp, pointing to offensive line, cornerback and edge depth without putting them in a strict order. Wilde weighs in on Jordan Morgan, Lucas Van Ness, Keisean Nixon, Zach Tom’s health and why Green Bay’s offensive line could determine everything else. The hour closes with reaction to Luke Fickell’s “tough, nasty and disciplined” vision for Badgers football, with Ben and Kyle cautiously buying back into the idea that Wisconsin can at least show more pride this season.

The 414 Hour opens with Ben and Kyle turning Matt Arnold’s “responsible” Brewers trade-deadline comments into a full debate about Milwaukee’s approach and Kyle’s own frugal household habits. Kyle loves Arnold’s discipline and one-eye-on-the-present, one-eye-on-the-future mentality, while Ben keeps pushing for the Brewers to shrink the gap on the Dodgers. The hour mixes in plenty of home-life comedy, from KitchenAid and ice-cream-maker purchases to Kyle wondering how long he has to keep paying for meals with his father-in-law after wedding help. Catastrophic features C-Katt bringing a study about farting in relationships before admitting he sent his girlfriend to pick up a Facebook Marketplace golf travel bag at a stranger’s house. Brian Bulaga joins late to compare Davante Adams, Jordy Nelson and Christian Watson before focusing on Anthony Belton’s pass protection and what he needs to show on the Packers offensive line.

Lane Grindle joins to discuss the new Bob Uecker documentary, in which he is featured, and reflects on his longtime friendship and broadcasting partnership with the legendary voice of the Brewers. Lane shares what made Uecker so special, both on and off the air, and why his legacy continues to resonate throughout baseball. Plus, a Brewers update, including another dominant performance from Jacob Misiorowski and what his remarkable rise means for Milwaukee’s postseason hopes.

Waddle and Silvy discuss Kyler Gordon starting on the PUP list and what Caleb Williams had to say on Up and Adams. Then, they recap the weekend with the Good, the Bad and the Dirty.

Mike Rizzo and Colin Russo filling in, is this the most talented team LeBron has ever had?

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Waddle and Silvy discuss the recent banning of Downtown Dean before they run through Waddle's World.