On this week's show the whole gang was back together for the first time in awhile to discuss the Brewers split in Chicago, the first couple of games in Cincinatti, the status of the offense, the outlook for the playoff rotation and, of course, umpshows.

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Steve was in for Jaymes this week but Ryan returned to dicuss another good week for the Brewers, the big piucture stuff surrounding Cooper Pratt's mid game benching in New York, the state of the Brewers offense, how they'll incorporate Uribe and Romero into the bullpen and their hopes for the coming games against the Cubs.

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Due to travel, illnesses, etc., Paul is flying solo as he recaps an outstanding week from the Brewers that saw their offense snap back to a true force. William Contreras destroyed his old team, Pat Murphy removed yet another pitcher mid at-bat, and Joey Ortiz continued to destroy baseball at an unprecedented rate.

Fun week! Let's do that again!

Jaymes and Paul discuss the rough series in San Diego, the much better series in LA, the Luis Rengifo turnaround, the odds of five consecutive singles, the Big Guys Playing Defense experiment, and why and when it's smart, and whether there is any hope that the offense returns to its early season form.

Jaymes and Spencer cover the exhausting trade deadline discourse over the Brewers not getting Tarik Skubal, what the Brewers are getting instead in Dustin May, Pat Murphy finally getting fed up with Brandon Sproat, and more.

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Jaymes and Ryan discussed an up and down west coast road trip, some bullpen follies, the Craig Yoho/Bo Naylor trade and some other trade deadline discussion, including a breakdown of the Skubal trade to the hated Dodgers.

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On this week's episode the guys discussed an outstanding homestand against less than standout competition, the upcoming turn in the schedule, the release of a couple of recent trade aquisitions and, of course, the coming trade deadline.

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On this week's show the guys discussed a couple of minor trades, a couple of wins coming out of the break, the outfield, Craig Yoho and technology in baseball.

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This is an excerpt of Ryan and Spencer talking about the Brewers first couple of picks of the 2026, how the money might work and also a bit about the trade the Brewers completed on Wednesday with the Astros.

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On this week's show the guys discussed the end of the first half, the good in St Louis, the bad in Pittsburgh and the ugly questions around the starting rotation. They also talked again about the contributions of the outfielders and looked ahead at the second half and the home run derby.

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