The Daily Tap wraps up the week with a discussion about the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie chooses to move forward and look ahead to the final seven games of the first of the season. He explains why it's so important for the Bucks to finish strong or it could mean curtains for Mike Budenholzer (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about what Brewers/Badgers Football are doing to bring fans back into the stands (17-27 mins). Lastly, he talks about Badgers' latest loss and how Marquette is somehow still alive for the NCAA Tournament (27-35 minutes).

On this version of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the big games tonight in the state of Wisconsin. First, the Bucks take on the Raptors again, and despite Giannis' 'Don't panic' comments, it is a must-win tonight (0-8 minutes). Charlie also explains why the same holds true for Wisconsin and why they have a good shot at it tonight (8-16 minutes). The podcast wraps up with Ticket Story Time about Charlie's visits to Notre Dame (16-24 minutes)

On The Daily Tap today, Charlie talks about why Milwaukee Bucks fans should not be pushing the panic button. The losing streak is not fun, but the Bucks are going through growing pains. But why changes are needed but they do not include firing Bud (0-14 minutes). Charlie explains why Jalen Johnson should not get treated with kids' gloves (14-24 minutes). Charlie goes into two Brewers signings, Brett Anderson & Travis Shaw (24-31 minutes).

Charlie and Mitch lined up a great episode for Tapping The Keg 404. The podcast begins with some weather talk as the boys bear down for another snowstorm. After that, they get into athletes who are beloved by Wisconsinites, but they don't play for a professional Wisconsin team. This is in light of JJ Watt and others. We discuss the top guys. The podcast moves on to talk about the Bucks moving forward with fans and how that affects them this week. Do we need a salary cap in baseball? And reactions to the breaking Jalen Johnson story.

The Daily Tap's Monday edition is a doozy. Charlie talks about all of the hot Wisconsin sports topics on today's show. First he starts with a recap of the Milwaukee Bucks' road trip. What went right, what did not (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about JJ Watt and the possibility of him being a Green Bay Packer (16-26 mins). Charlie discusses getting dissed by Justin Turner who likely used the Brewers as a pawn (26-35 mins). To end the show, it is another disappointing weekend for Wisconsin college hoops (35-43 mins).

Tapping The Keg podcast's weekly episode focuses this week on all the Wisconsin sports topics. Starting with the Green Bay Packers, Charlie and Mitch discuss all the different options for Green Bay next season from the running back position to the EDGE rusher. Who could be in play? They also talk about the impact not having Jrue Holiday could have with Milwaukee, and the hype around Khris Middleton. The podcast finishes with rapid fire about the Miller Park roof, March Madness' schedule, and Jordan ZImmermann.

The Daily Tap podcast talks about the moves that Green Bay Packers could make with the roster they have now. Charlie looks at different moves at each position starting with quarterback and working his way to the special teams (0-15 minutes). Charlie reacts to Ryan Braun's comments and thinks that Braun is playing the long game to avoid Spring Training (15-24 minutes). Ticket Story Time talks about his trip to Boston with his dad about two games they went to, the Boston Bruins' Stanley Cup celebration, and the Chicken N' Beer Red Sox (24-33 minutes).

On the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the 'Beat Ya Ass' Bucks are back in action and he couldn't love it more. Why this game should make all Bucks' fans appreciate Khris Middleton more and how this might have unlocked something with him playing point forward. He also discusses the potential impact of Jrue Holiday and COVID-19 (0-14 minutes). Charlie reacts to the column where Matt LaFleur has a vision of Vic Fangio's defense for the Green Bay Packers. What does that mean for the offseason? And why it helps Charlie buy into Joe Barry (14-23 minutes). The show wraps up talking about the Milwaukee Brewers being PECOTA darlings and how it helps Charlie buy into the Brewers season. Plus MLB makes their rules for 2021 (23-35 mins).

The Daily Tap's Monday show is loaded as always with six different topics today. Charlie starts the show with talking about Super Bowl 55. He explains why the Green Bay Packers players, fans, coaches are likely sad today. They missed a golden opportunity. Charlie also talks about why the Bucs are different from other 'super teams' in the NFL. He talks too about Rodgers MVP and LeRoy Butler getting snubbed again from Canton plus some thoughts on Charles Woodson. Charlie talks about the Bucks' good weekend and looks ahead to this week. Lastly, he finishes wrapping up another tough weekend for college hoops in Wisconsin.

The Daily Tap's Friday edition is here. Charlie talks about what he is doing for the Super Bowl from a betting perspective. He explains the angles that he is looking at as well as the process of visualizing what might happen in the game (0-18 mins). He previews Wisconsin Sports Weekend where he previews the weekend's worth of games in the State of Wisconsin. Thoughts on Bucks-Cavs, Wisconsin-Illinois, Marquette-Creighton.