Kyle & Brust

The hour centers on the Brewers’ long-term outlook following their strong weekend, with discussions about whether the current roster can truly contend for a World Series. Nyjer Morgan’s comments spark debate about Milwaukee needing a “scary bat” to complement its rising pitching talent like Mizorowski. Kyle emphasizes patience and development, while Ben questions whether the window can realistically align. The conversation also revisits Bucks uncertainty with Giannis and what a potential rebuild could look like. Meanwhile, the show takes a lighter turn as the guys finally commit to their long-delayed decathlon challenge, locking in a pickleball matchup. Competitive energy rises as talk shifts from roster building to proving it on the court.

Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust react to a low national Packers ranking and debate whether Green Bay’s floor is still a playoff spot with Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur. The guys also dive into Brandon McManus being released, with Kyle arguing the Packers should have made Trey Smack earn the kicking job through real competition. Nyjer Morgan, aka T-Plush, brings electric energy to the hour on the Yuengling Legends line, reliving his iconic Brewers walk-off and the unforgettable 2011 clubhouse. T-Plush also praises Jackson Chourio, shares Bob Uecker memories, and explains why Milwaukee still needs a true power bat to scare pitchers.

Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust debate who the Packers should face in Week 1, with Kyle wanting Chicago right away to settle the score against the Bears. Ben argues Green Bay may be better off avoiding an early divisional test while Tucker Kraft returns from injury and Micah Parsons remains unavailable. The guys also react to the Packers cutting Brandon McManus, questioning why Trey Smack was not pushed by a more serious kicking competition. With Alex Strouf out, CKatt gets introduced to the show through a full-on grilling about his age, Penn State background, longtime girlfriend, sports teams, and future “house cat” status. The hour wraps with Costco confessions, relationship jokes, and plenty of Kyle and Brust chaos.

Kyle Wallace and Ben Brust open the 4PM hour with Tory Lowe joining a hilarious conversation about Kyle’s wedding RSVPs, dinner choices, proposal tears, and making sure the food is properly seasoned. The Packers releasing Brandon McManus sparks a bigger debate over whether Trey Smack should have faced real competition before becoming the presumed kicker. Ben and Kyle also dive into the Brewers’ series against the Yankees, Jacob Misiorowski strikeout potential, and what a tough upcoming stretch could mean for Milwaukee. CKatt steps in for Alex Strouf with the Wheel of CKatt, leading to awkward appetizer etiquette, impersonations, Packers bye-week preferences, and a CC Sabathia wall-of-honor debate. The hour wraps with Homer joining for a sharp back-and-forth on the Packers’ floor, ceiling, and whether Green Bay is truly close to being a Super Bowl contender.

The hour opens with a heated (and hilarious) debate over whether Alex Strouf deserves “hero” status, but quickly pivots to much bigger stakes—Giannis Antetokounmpo and the future of the Milwaukee Bucks. Kyle argues Giannis’ language and recent comments clearly show a growing separation from the organization, while Ben pushes back on how the situation has been handled. The crew breaks down quotes from Giannis and reactions from the Bucks’ front office, painting a picture of a relationship trending toward a split. They also dive into Packers talk, questioning Green Bay’s inability to draft All-Pro talent despite long-term success. The hour blends strong opinions, locker-room dynamics, and major concerns for Wisconsin’s biggest stars.

The debate over the Packers’ 2024 season intensifies as Jason Wilde joins to push back on Mark Tauscher’s “mediocre” label. Wilde argues the team’s injuries derailed what looked like a true contender, while Kyle defends the results-based perspective. The conversation expands into concerns about the Packers’ depth, especially along the offensive line, and what that means for 2026 expectations. Jordan Love’s ceiling and “top-tier” potential also come under the microscope, with discussion on what he still needs to prove. The hour balances optimism with skepticism as the crew tries to define exactly what this Packers team is—and what it can become.

The crew circles back to Giannis Antetokounmpo, assigning percentage chances to whether he returns to the Bucks—and Kyle makes it clear he thinks a split is inevitable. They analyze Giannis’ comments, body language, and the organization’s tone, framing the situation as a looming “divorce.” The conversation then takes a sharp (and chaotic) turn into Brewers optimism, wild personal stories, and Kyle openly admitting he enjoys being “a piece of meat” at social events. A bizarre but entertaining mix of sports analysis and off-the-rails humor defines the hour, capped by continued concern over the Bucks’ future without their superstar.

Kyle goes full “groomzilla” as he defends a hard RSVP deadline for his wedding, sparking a hilarious and heated debate with Ben Brust and Alex Strouf about etiquette, reminders, and whether guests should be cut off entirely. The crew leans into the absurdity, comparing weddings to homework deadlines and questioning Kyle’s expectations. The conversation pivots to the Packers, where Kyle doubles down on his belief that Green Bay’s offense can be the best in the NFL. That leads to a bigger question: is Matt LaFleur truly elite, or just “great”? The hour wraps with passionate arguments about Jordan Love’s ceiling, including bold Hall of Fame projections and skepticism about what he’s actually elite at right now.

Kyle’s claim that Jordan Love is “injury-prone” draws national attention—literally—as the crew plays a parody of him debating Adam Schefter, igniting a spirited argument over facts versus exaggeration. The guys break down Love’s injury history and what it really means for the Packers’ future, with Kyle refusing to back down. Later, Strouf’s Monte Carlo simulation reopens old wounds for Ben Brust, revisiting the 2014 Badgers’ Final Four run and revealing Wisconsin likely wins the national title if they beat Kentucky. Brust leans into the pain while the crew pokes fun at his lingering heartbreak. The hour balances sports debate with comedy, ending in a surprisingly emotional (and hilarious) reflection on “what could have been.”

Kyle sounds the alarm on the Bucks, interpreting comments from ownership and front office as clear signs Giannis Antetokounmpo may be on his way out. The crew debates whether the lack of involvement in the coaching hire signals an inevitable breakup and what that means for Milwaukee’s future. Meanwhile, the Brewers deliver a much-needed win, with Andrew Vaughn and Jackson Churio leading the charge and restoring Ben’s “warm and fuzzy” feeling despite bullpen concerns. The show takes a chaotic turn with discussions ranging from Mother’s Day plans to a bizarre cruise ship virus and a strange World Cup job opportunity. Homer joins late to challenge optimism about Team USA soccer and weigh in on Giannis, bringing the hour full circle with big-picture sports debates.