Will home runs decide the Brewers-Cubs playoff series? Hosts Ramie Mahklouf and Brandon Sneide break down the crucial matchup, analyzing Milwaukee's power hitting concerns and Chicago's playoff readiness. The duo explores Brandon Woodruff's injury status, Pat Murphy's impact as Brewers manager, and potential bullpen issues for both teams.

The Milwaukee Brewers face off against the Chicago Cubs in a high-stakes National League Division Series. Former MLB player Vinny Rottino breaks down the pitching matchups, highlighting Freddy Peralta's dominance against the Cubs and the potential impact of their taxed bullpen. A position-by-position analysis reveals key battles. Brewers President Rick Schlesinger shares insights on creating an electric playoff atmosphere at American Family Field, from unique food offerings to ensuring a strong home crowd.

Craig Counsell's move to manage the Cubs adds fuel to an already heated Brewers-Cubs playoff matchup. Ramie Makoff and Brandon Sneide analyze the big match-up. Lawrence Holmes from 670 The Score provides insider insights on the Cubs' inconsistent lineup and pitching challenges. The show dissects the Brewers' record-breaking 97-win season and its potential overshadowing by a playoff loss. NFL Week 5 predictions round out the show, with the team making their "Pick Six" selections.

John Kuhn, Ramie Mahklouf & Brandon Sneide break down the Packers' persistent special teams struggles, analyzing Pro Football Focus rankings and potential solutions. The show then debates proposed changes to NFL overtime rules, weighing the merits of college-style formats against sudden death alternatives. Attention shifts to the Milwaukee Brewers' playoff prospects, with everyone dissecting national media predictions and questioning potential big market bias in World Series forecasts.

John Kuhn, Brandon Sneide & Ramie Mahklouf break down Love's game-changing plays, highlighting the impressive stat line - a first in Packers history. The discussion covers the impact on Green Bay's offensive strategy and potential playoff run. Plus, later on, Micah Parsons quitting his podcast after joining the Packers, the Cleveland Browns' quarterback controversy, and the importance of professionalism in the NFL.

John Kuhn, Ramie Mahklouf & Brandon Sneide debate the merits of extending Romeo Doubs' contract with the Green Bay Packers. They debate the pros & cons of keeping the wide-receiver in Titletown. Plus, MLB playoff action takes center stage as the show break down Wild Card results and speculate on potential Milwaukee Brewers matchups in the NLDS.

Andrew Wagner, Milwaukee Baseball Insider for Forbes Sports, breaks down the Brewers' pitching situation, highlighting Brandon Woodruff's uncertain status and potential rotation adjustments. The discussion covers playoff strategies, including the possibility of using an opener, and analyzes Milwaukee's strengths and weaknesses heading into October.

John Kuhn and Ramie Mahklouf were joined by Ryan Wood as they discussed the Packers' overtime loss to the Dallas Cowboys, highlighting Jordan Love's development and defensive struggles. Plus, who, if not, are on the hot seat in Green Bay!

John Kuhn, Ramie Mahklouf & Brandon Sneide break down Green Bay's recent struggles, with a spotlight on Rich Bisaccia's unit and LaFleur's late-game management. The Milwaukee Brewers' postseason strategy is analyzed with insider, Andrew Wagner, including potential roster moves and pitching plans. NFL coaching controversies heat up as Ben Johnson's fiery halftime interview and Robert Saleh's sign-stealing accusations spark debate.

Green Bay's defense faces scrutiny after allowing 40 points to Dallas. Ryan Wood, Packers insider, breaks down Dak Prescott's masterclass in neutralizing the pass rush. The show also analyzes LaFleur's future as head coach and play-caller, weighing his strengths against the challenges of dual roles. Later, John Kuhn and Ramie Mahklouf then recap MLB playoff action, highlighting key performances and upsets across the league.