Kyle & Brust

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust begins with the Brewers officially set to face the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series! Ben and Kyle discuss their potential travel plans before tackling a difficult question: Who deserves more credit for Milwaukee's historic run, Pat Murphy or Matt Arnold? Kyle argues Arnold's roster construction made everything possible, while Ben struggles to choose between the general manager's moves and Murphy's incredible leadership.

Then, Josh Jacobs is officially back with the Packers, and Kyle makes the bold argument that his return is more important than Micah Parsons getting healthy. The guys explain why Green Bay's nonexistent rushing attack is holding Jordan Love back and debate whether Jacobs can overcome the offensive line's struggles.

Plus, the guys react to Brewers players sharing their funniest Pat Murphy stories, including Andrew Vaughn revealing that Murphy once threatened to tase him! They also discuss whether the World Series feels real yet and get into a hilarious debate about Will's so-called semi-professional baseball career.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust features Mark Tauscher joining the show as the Brewers prepare to face the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series! The guys debate whether Milwaukee can finish the job in five games, why this championship run feels different from 1982 and which Brewers players have made the biggest impact. Plus, Kyle considers traveling to Tampa as Brewers fans prepare to take over the World Series.

Then, is Josh Jacobs' return more important than Micah Parsons getting healthy? Kyle argues the Packers desperately need Jacobs to rescue the NFL's worst rushing attack, but Tauscher disagrees, explaining why Parsons could elevate Green Bay's defense to a championship level. The guys also discuss Jordan Love's offensive weapons and how Jonathan Gannon has kept the defense competitive despite major injuries.

Plus, Tauscher previews Wisconsin's matchup with USC, explains what went wrong defensively against UCLA and shares why the Badgers need to generate more pressure on opposing quarterbacks. The guys also debate whether the Brewers being World Series favorites adds pressure and how many Wisconsin fans could make the trip to Tampa.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust gets ready for Brewers-Rays in the World Series, as Ben and Kyle debate whether Milwaukee should bring Brandon Woodruff back for the championship series. Kyle believes a healthy Woodruff could provide a major boost, but Ben and Will question whether risking a roster spot on an injured pitcher is worth it. The guys also discuss how the Brewers can attack former teammate Freddy Peralta and whether their familiarity with him gives Milwaukee an advantage.

Then, who will be the Brewers' World Series MVP? Ben makes the case for Garrett Mitchell, Kyle believes Jackson Chourio is ready for a breakout series and Will highlights Robert Gasser as a potential difference-maker. The debate gets heated when Kyle suggests using Jacob Misiorowski out of the bullpen to close out a potential Game 4 victory.

Plus, Willingly Useless returns with the Brewers' controversial Timeless Ticket situation, the possibility of Freddy Peralta returning to Milwaukee and Jordan Love's rising MVP odds. Finally, Homer joins the show to reveal his unusual World Series travel plans, including potentially waiting until the third inning to buy tickets in Tampa!

Victory Monday is here after the Green Bay Packers dominate the Dallas Cowboys for their third straight win! Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace debate just how good the 4-2 Packers really are and whether Jordan Love has officially entered the NFL MVP conversation. The guys disagree on whether Matt LaFleur has earned back the trust of Packers fans, while Kyle demands more from Matthew Golden and the receiving corps despite their impressive production. Plus, the Packers defense continues to shine under Jonathan Gannon, and Ben shares a hilarious story about getting stranded with a dead car battery and receiving help from a stranger.

The Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series, but Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace are struggling to survive the long wait until Game 1! The guys discuss whether the extended rest will benefit Milwaukee's bullpen before shifting to the Wisconsin Badgers and the mounting pressure on Luke Fickell following a disappointing loss to UCLA. Jason Wilde joins the show with the latest from Matt LaFleur's press conference, including Josh Jacobs' potential return against the Detroit Lions, Micah Parsons' recovery timeline, and the Packers defense's impressive performances. Plus, breaking Milwaukee Bucks news involving Kevin Porter Jr. and a caller's brutal criticism of Ben's handling of his wife's broken-down car!

Would you travel to Florida to watch the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series instead of paying outrageous ticket prices at American Family Field? Ben Brust and Kyle Wallace debate the skyrocketing resale market as fans consider making the trip to Tampa for a potentially cheaper World Series experience. The guys also clash over Matthew Golden's dropped passes and whether Jordan Love is currently the best quarterback in the NFC. Wheel of Strouf returns with a troubling discussion about Jalen Hurts' health situation before former Packers offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga joins the show to praise Love's resilience, defend Golden's development, and explain why Josh Jacobs alone won't fix Green Bay's struggling rushing attack.

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust is a full-blown celebration as the Brewers sweep the Dodgers and advance to their first World Series since 1982! Ben and Kyle relive Milwaukee's incredible Game 4 comeback, Jake Bauers' clutch performance and Garrett Mitchell's go-ahead home run that completed a historic revenge sweep. After 44 years of waiting, the guys open the phone lines to Brewers fans across Wisconsin to celebrate a moment generations have dreamed about.

Then, what does this World Series appearance mean to Brewers fans? From lifelong supporters who remember the 1957 Milwaukee Braves to young fans experiencing their first championship run, the K&B Fam shares emotional stories of family, heartbreak and decades of loyalty. The guys reflect on how Pat Murphy's team has brought Wisconsin together and why this postseason run feels different from anything Milwaukee has experienced.

Plus, breaking Packers news interrupts the celebration as Josh Jacobs is set to return from the Commissioner's Exempt List ahead of Week 7. The guys also debate whether Brandon Woodruff should make Milwaukee's World Series roster and begin handing out praise to the players who made the Brewers' unforgettable NLCS sweep possible.

The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust continues the celebration as the Brewers are headed to the World Series for the first time in 44 years! Ben and Kyle look back at Milwaukee's historic sweep of the Dodgers and ask which players deserve the most credit for making it happen. From NLCS MVP Jake Bauers' clutch hitting to Garrett Mitchell's incredible defense and go-ahead home run, the guys explain why this postseason run has been a complete team effort.

Then, David Hamilton finally gets his flowers after delivering one of the most surprising performances of October. Will highlights Hamilton's incredible postseason numbers, while the K&B Fam praises Aaron Ashby, D.L. Hall, William Contreras, Andrew Vaughn and Cooper Pratt for their contributions. The guys also discuss why Pat Murphy's leadership and Matt Arnold's roster construction have made this team so special.

Plus, Chris Hook gets recognition as one of Milwaukee's biggest unsung heroes for developing a pitching staff that has dominated throughout October. The guys also hear emotional stories from lifelong Brewers fans and discuss why this team's depth, chemistry and relentless approach have Milwaukee believing its first World Series championship is finally within reach.

The 4PM hour of Kyle & Brust continues the celebration as the Brewers sweep the Dodgers and advance to their first World Series in 44 years! Ben and Kyle hear incredible stories from lifelong Milwaukee baseball fans, including those who remember the 1957 Braves and the 1982 Brewers. The guys also react to Sal Frelick's emotional comments about the team's chemistry and why Milwaukee isn't satisfied with simply reaching the World Series.

Then, is Pat Murphy building a legacy as one of Wisconsin's greatest coaches? The guys praise Murphy's leadership, Jake Bauers' remarkable postseason and David Hamilton's contributions before debating whether Christian Yelich deserves a statue outside American Family Field. Plus, they discuss the possibility of Brandon Woodruff returning for the World Series and the announcement that Bud Selig and Robin Yount are expected to throw out the ceremonial first pitches for Game 1.

Finally, Homer joins the show and gets into a heated debate with Kyle about whether Murphy could ever surpass Vince Lombardi as Wisconsin's greatest coach. Homer argues that Matt Arnold deserves even more credit for constructing Milwaukee's roster and pushes back on the idea that Yelich's leadership is responsible for the Brewers' success. With the World Series just one week away, the guys reflect on a historic moment for Milwaukee sports.

The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust is live from Maddie's Bar and Grill as the Brewers take a commanding 3-0 NLCS lead over the Dodgers following another incredible comeback victory. Ben and Kyle celebrate Jake Bauers' unforgettable at-bat and go-ahead home run off Blake Snell, Garrett Mitchell's back-to-back blast and Robert Gasser's outstanding performance. After Abner Uribe surrendered the lead, Milwaukee responded immediately, proving once again why this team refuses to quit.

Then, can the Brewers complete the revenge sweep and reach their first World Series since 1982? The guys explain why Pat Murphy's leadership, Milwaukee's relentless approach and contributions throughout the roster have made this postseason run so special. Ben even commits to holding a rake for the entire show in honor of "Jake the Rake" Bauers.

Plus, the guys debate whether this Brewers postseason run is more enjoyable than the Bucks' 2021 championship run and discuss why Milwaukee fans have never been more confident. Over/Under returns with a challenge to name the Brewers' all-time postseason RBI leaders as the countdown to Game 4 begins.