What is next for the Brewers? Can they still win a World Series. That is the question Strouf and Kyle Ponder as they react to the Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers news. They also share why they believe fans should be optimistic on the Packers this season. Lastly, they make their Palermo's Picks of the Week.

Brewers fans are heartbroken after Skubal goes to the Dodgers only making the hill harder to climb. Strouf and Kyle debate what this means for the Brewers moving forward and if there is anything they can do to combat the move. They are also joined by Packers Reporter Jason Wilde who discusses the Brewers trade, Packers training camp so far, Kraft contract and how much he should get paid.

The Top players under 25 in the NFL List came out and ZERO Packers players were on that ESPN List. Greg and Kyle discuss why the Packers don't have anyone on that list. They are also joined by Ben Brust to discuss the Brewers and why todays start can determine the direction of the Trade deadline for Brewers. Lastly the make their Palermo's Picks of the Week.

The Trade deadline is almost here and Brewers GM Matt Arnold may not be ready to part with the prospects he needs to in order to get the Brewers over the hump. Greg and Kyle discuss what the Brewers approach should be to making a trade. They are also joined by Packers reporter Jason Wilde who believes "It Is Time" for the Packers to put up or shut up. No more 7 seeds!

After the back and forth with Top 10 QB List the guys decide to produce their own top 10 list. Where does Jordan Love land? They also debate what will it take for Luke Fickell to keep his job this year? They set the bar but is it too low? Lastly they make their Palermo's Pick of the Week with the World Cup final between Argentia and Spain.

Greg, Strouf and Kyle hold it down and they are impressed by Bucks 1st round pick Brayden Burries and discuss how they feel about Giannis officially being in Miami. They also layout why the Brewers should or should not go all in. They are joined by Packers Reporter Jason Wilde who talks about Josh Jacobs 2026 expectations.

Kyle Wallace hosts Sunday Karma with Wally in as they debate whether they would rather have Jacob Misiorowski or Paul Skenes for the next five years. The conversation shifts quickly after Misiorowski is scratched from his scheduled start with arm fatigue, raising Kyle’s concern about the Brewers’ pitching depth with Brandon Woodruff, Kyle Harrison and other arms also dealing with issues. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Jordan Love landing at No. 72 in the NFL Top 100 and says the list itself should not carry too much weight, though Love’s touchdown production still needs to climb. Wilde also breaks down why the Packers may be willing to pay Tucker Kraft as a cornerstone tight end despite the ACL injury. The hour closes with more focus on Green Bay’s offense, including Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, Josh Jacobs and whether health is the key to Love making a major leap.

Hour 2 opens with Kyle Wallace explaining the old Sunday Karma 7 at 11 segment before he, Wally Lukachinski and C-Katt dive into Conor McGregor’s bizarre fight-ending knee injury and whether the whole thing felt like a sham. Kyle then pushes back on Jordan Love being ranked No. 72, arguing the Packers quarterback is being dragged down more by his supporting cast, offensive line issues and dropped playoff passes than by his own talent. Wally counters that Love may simply not carry the national personality or winning résumé yet to force his way higher on lists like the NFL Top 100. The guys also sound the alarm on the Brewers after Jacob Misiorowski is scratched with arm fatigue, with Kyle especially concerned about Milwaukee’s growing pile of pitching injuries and whether Matt Arnold has enough arms to chase a World Series. The hour closes with Palermo’s Picks, including All-Star Game versus Home Run Derby preferences and World Cup final predictions.

Sunday Karma continues with the great Cheesehead Bucky accent debate, as the crew tries to determine whether his Madison roots really match his voice. The show then turns back to Giannis Antetokounmpo and whether his “I’m not leaving” post was technically true, dishonest, or a flat-out lie. Callers weigh in with strong reactions to Giannis’ exit, his legacy, and how much fans should trust what athletes say about their futures. The hour also features a heated defense of AJ Green, a potential future podcast on narcissism, and Palermo’s Picks. Craig wraps the show with Bucks, Packers, and Wisconsin sports talk after Kyle Wallace’s wedding weekend.

Sunday Karma reacts to the reported Giannis Antetokounmpo trade to Miami and what the next era of Bucks basketball could look like. Craig Karmazin makes the case that this rebuilding season is Wisconsin sports fans’ chance to prove they are “real ones,” while the crew reflects on Giannis’ decade-plus impact in Milwaukee. Terrell calls in with a thoughtful fan perspective on the messy breakup and whether the latest reporting felt like a hit piece. Jason Wilde joins to discuss why Keisean Nixon is such a lightning rod for Packers fans despite his underdog rise. The hour also touches on Packers expectations, Matt LaFleur criticism, Brewers excitement, and Miz’s ridiculous velocity.