Jen returns with a new hat before the conversation quickly turns to the Brewers after their series loss to the Cubs. The crew discusses why Milwaukee's franchise-best first half shouldn't be overshadowed by one disappointing weekend, while debating whether the bullpen has become the team's biggest concern. They break down the Brewers' "A" and "B" bullpen, explore potential trade deadline needs, and take calls from fans on whether another reliever—or even another bat—is the biggest priority. Plus, they explain why this upcoming stretch before the All-Star break could reveal exactly what the Brewers need to make a deep postseason run.

Can Bucks fans still root for Giannis Antetokounmpo now that he's with the Heat? Jen, Gabe and Chewy dive into the debate over loyalty, whether cheering for Giannis means cheering against the Bucks, and the emotions surrounding Milwaukee's new era. The conversation then shifts to the Brewers after another heated series with the Cubs, including Craig Counsell's eventful weekend and Jeff Levering's memorable radio call. Plus, the crew discusses whether the growing Brewers-Cubs rivalry has become even more personal.

With Jen and Chewy away, Homer joins Gabe Neitzel for a spirited discussion about the growing phenomenon that is Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski. They debate just how special "The Miz" has been, whether a no-hitter or even a perfect game could be in his future, and why every one of his starts has become must-watch baseball for Brewers fans. Jason Wilde then joins the show to discuss Tucker Kraft's looming contract extension, why the Packers value his complete skill set, and when a new deal could get done before training camp. It's a fun mix of Brewers excitement and Packers offseason insight to kick off the morning.

Craig Karmazin joins the show from the Children's Radiothon to discuss the Bucks' transition into a new era, the NBA's confusing trade calendar, and why he believes it was ultimately time for the organization and Giannis Antetokounmpo to move on. The conversation shifts into a spirited debate over whether Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski deserves to be called a bigger "freak" than Giannis before Homer and Gabe reflect on what Giannis truly meant to Milwaukee. They discuss whether fans overlooked warning signs over the last few seasons, how the 2021 championship changed the city forever, and why one title doesn't diminish the lasting impact Giannis had on the Bucks and Milwaukee sports. It's an emotional look back at one of the most influential athletes in Wisconsin history while looking ahead to what's next for the franchise.

Jason Wilde joins the show, but an unforgettable stretch of dropped phone calls turns his Packers appearance into comedy before the conversation shifts to football. The guys react to the Jaguars extending Brenton Strange and debate what it means for Tucker Kraft's next contract and where his value should land. They also dive into Jim Owczarski's in-depth reporting on Giannis Antetokounmpo's exit from Milwaukee, discussing where the Bucks' championship foundation cracked and who deserves the most blame. Plus, Chewy prepares for an eight-hour drive with some questionable travel habits along the way.

The guys react to ESPN's latest rankings of the NFL's running back, wide receiver and tight end groups, debating whether the Packers deserve to be 17th and if Chicago really belongs ahead of Green Bay. They also tackle another edition of Top 8 at 8, testing their Brewers knowledge with the franchise's home run leaders at American Family Field. Plus, they discuss the Brewers' sweep of the Reds, preview a huge weekend series against the Cubs, and revisit the latest fallout from Giannis Antetokounmpo's departure from Milwaukee.

The 7am hour starts with a hilarious conversation about Chewy's habit of talking to himself, making random noises, and what producers hear when his microphone is live. The discussion then shifts to the Bucks' post-Giannis reality as Milwaukee makes two first-round selections and begins the next chapter of the franchise. The crew debates whether the draft picks can accelerate the rebuild, what role ownership should play in basketball decisions, and how patient fans will need to be moving forward. Later, Adam Schefter joins the show and shares his thoughts on the Giannis trade, why he liked Milwaukee's return package, and what the move means for the future of the organization.

Tucker Kraft's next contract could make him the highest-paid tight end in football, but how high will the Packers be willing to go? Jen, Gabe, and Chewy debate whether Kraft should simply top the current market or completely reset it. The crew compares Kraft's value to stars around the league and discusses just how important he is to Green Bay's Super Bowl hopes. Plus, the Brewers unveil an impressive Alumni Game roster and spark plenty of nostalgia for Wisconsin baseball fans.

The Giannis Antetokounmpo era officially comes to an end as Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to the blockbuster trade sending the Bucks superstar to the Miami Heat. The crew reflects on Giannis’ legacy in Milwaukee, the championship he delivered, and the emotions that come with seeing the greatest player in franchise history move on. They break down the trade package, discuss why the Bucks chose a rebuild centered around young talent and draft capital, and debate whether Milwaukee made the right decision over other reported offers. Jason Wilde joins the conversation and weighs in on Giannis’ role in the process, the narrative surrounding his departure, and how fans should view the end of an unforgettable chapter in Bucks history. It’s a mix of gratitude, disappointment, and uncertainty as the franchise enters a brand-new era.

The Giannis Antetokounmpo era in Milwaukee comes to a stunning end as Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to the blockbuster trade sending the Bucks superstar to the Miami Heat. The guys break down the full return package, debate whether Milwaukee made the right move, and discuss what the franchise's future looks like without one of the greatest players in team history. They examine how Tyler Herro, young prospects, and multiple draft picks fit into the Bucks' rebuilding plans while comparing the deal to other rumored offers around the league. Plus, Eric Nehm of The Athletic joins the show to provide insight into how the trade came together and why Miami's package ultimately won out. The crew also discusses the emotional impact of saying goodbye to Giannis and what comes next for Bucks fans.