Jen, Gabe & Chewy

It's a massive weekend in Wisconsin sports, and Jen, Gabe and Chewy have one question: If you could guarantee one victory, would you choose the Packers over the Bears or the Brewers over the Dodgers? Jen believes the Brewers are good enough to win without any help, while Gabe is willing to sacrifice the Packers if it means getting Milwaukee one step closer to the World Series. The crew debates whether the Brewers' improved pitching, deeper lineup and postseason experience make this team different from years past. Plus, could a Brewers World Series championship spark the biggest celebration Wisconsin has ever seen?

Jen, Gabe and Chewy are feeling the Brewers fever sweeping across Wisconsin as Milwaukee prepares for its NLCS showdown with the Dodgers! From Brewers flags flying off fire trucks to Halloween decorations showing team pride, the crew discusses how the entire state has rallied behind this postseason run. Has the Brewers' success officially pushed the struggling Packers into the background, even with a rivalry matchup against the Bears on the schedule? Plus, ESPN Wisconsin owner Craig Karmazin joins the show to explain why he believes the Brewers can beat Los Angeles before a heated debate erupts over MLB's proposed playoff changes, including allowing teams to choose their postseason opponents.

The Milwaukee Brewers are heading back to the NLCS after taking down the San Diego Padres, and Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are fired up! The crew breaks down Garrett Mitchell's incredible home run robbery, Pat Murphy's decision to stick with his struggling hitters, and why this Brewers team feels different from years past. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the Packers' offensive line, concerns about Jayden Reed's future, and why Matt LaFleur isn't engaging in the trash talk ahead of Bears-Packers. Plus, how confident should Brewers fans be heading into another postseason showdown with the Dodgers? Is this finally the year Milwaukee gets over the hump?

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy get ready for an electric NLCS matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers! Chewy power ranks the starting pitchers from both teams, with Jacob Misiorowski taking the top spot, and the crew debates whether the Brewers have enough pitching to take down LA. During Top 8 at 8, the guys try to name the Brewers' all-time postseason RBI leaders after Jackson Chourio makes franchise history. The conversation heats up when Gabe questions Pat Murphy's decision to continue reading fictional letters from Bob Uecker during clubhouse celebrations. Plus, was Garrett Mitchell's catch or Chourio's showdown with Mason Miller the defining moment of the NLDS? And is Christian Yelich wearing the captain's C on his jersey a little gimmicky?

The Brewers dropped a tight Game 3 to the Padres, but Jen isn’t ready to join fans panicking about the postseason. The crew breaks down Milwaukee’s mistakes, Christian Yelich’s hard-hit final out and why tonight’s Game 4 is important without necessarily being a must-win. They discuss the Brewers’ pitching options, including Robert Gasser, and how closing out the series would allow them to save Jacob Misiorowski for the NLCS. Plus, Chewy returns from vacation with stories from the Amalfi Coast and a continued struggle with time zones.

After some unforgettable discussion about Kyle Wallace’s bizarre sleeping attire, Jen, Gabe and Chewy turn their attention to a much bigger Packers problem. The crew examines Green Bay’s struggling offensive line and how much blame belongs to Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur for allowing the unit to reach this point. Chewy goes through the remaining schedule and finds only a handful of potential wins, raising questions about whether the Packers could eventually become sellers. They also compare LaFleur’s leadership style to Mike Holmgren and Brewers manager Pat Murphy while debating accountability and culture. Plus, the crew discusses the NFL suspending officials for unprofessional conduct toward players.

The Brewers are one win away from advancing, but how confident should fans be with Dustin May getting the ball in Game 3 against the Padres? Gabe explains why May’s success against San Diego and Milwaukee’s rested bullpen give him confidence, while Josh is considerably more nervous about the matchup. The guys also react to Ben Brust leaving Game 1 early before turning their attention to the Packers and Micah Parsons’ increasingly puzzling return timeline. Jason Wilde joins the show to explain the tension between Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson and why the Packers may be better than they’ve looked through four games.

It’s Packers-Bears week, and the guys debate the very different ways Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson approach one of the NFL’s oldest rivalries. Josh takes issue with the perception that Chicago wants to beat Green Bay more, especially after Bears receiver Luther Burden says their goal is to “make them quit.” The guys also run through the latest NFL power rankings and debate which teams actually belong among the league’s best. Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino joins the show to preview Dustin May’s Game 3 start, explain Milwaukee’s wealth of bullpen options and dive into the art of identifying tipped pitches.

The Brewers are up 2-0 in the NLDS after Jackson Chourio delivered an unforgettable ninth-inning hit against Mason Miller. Jen and Gabe break down every detail of the comeback, including Christian Yelich’s steal, Sal Frelick’s crucial challenge and the decision to have Chourio hitting leadoff. They explain why Brewers fans should have complete confidence in a team that continues to find ways to win, even when it doesn't play its best baseball. Plus, they debate the perfect one-word description for this Brewers team and celebrate one of the best Wisconsin sports Mondays in recent memory.

Did the Brewers discover that Mason Miller was tipping his pitches? Jen and Gabe examine the evidence and explain why identifying and exploiting a potential tell would be another example of Milwaukee's attention to detail. They also briefly turn to the Packers after an ugly win over Tampa Bay before Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins the show from San Diego. Levering relives Chourio's dramatic hit, discusses whether Miller's pitch tipping really mattered and looks ahead to the Brewers' pitching plan for Game 3. Plus, Levering weighs in on the controversial AmFam Field roof play and Pat Murphy's steady approach with Milwaukee one win away from the NLCS.