On Friday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how the Milwaukee Brewers were not built for a 60-game season and that's why they're struggling right now. He also wonders about the Brewers' approach at the plate too. He also talks about with the Big Ten canceled, should Packers bring Paul Chryst or Pat Fitzgerald on the staff this year? And to wrap up the show, Charlie discusses Jeff Brohm's Spring football plan.

Charlie and Mitch are here for the weekly Tapping The Keg episode. The boys get together and talk about the Milwaukee Bucks's first seven games of the bubble. Charlie and Mitch pick out grades for each player for their performance The boys move on to college football. They discuss why this is a blue and red thing for the country and if you were a top Big Ten player would you move?

On today's Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Big Ten and Pac-12 canceling college football. The discussion is more about the Big Ten as Charlie explains why it's not about safety that this is happening. It is al about protecting amateurism. He also chats about the surprise return of Ryan Braun to the Milwaukee Brewers. And why it's natural for the Green Bay Packers to regress.

On Tuesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' struggles in the bubble and why it's not a problem. Charlie recognizes some issues with what's going on but talks about why it's not a huge concern at this point. Charlie also wonders if the Milwaukee Brewers are putting too much pressure on Corbin Burnes and Freddy Peralta. And finally, Charlie explains why the pushback from the Big Ten news could have significant impacts on schools plus why the heart issue isn't that big of an issue.

College football is at the breaking point, but it appears that a movement is coming to save it. Charlie talks about the #WeWantToPlay movement and why college football is in for an ugly fight in the next week or so. Charlie also talks about the Bucks' late-game issues and why the data shows it's not a big deal that they've struggled. Charlie also discusses how the Cardinals not playing directly impacts what the Brewers may do at the trade deadline.

Is this the first movie that Sam and Tony both disliked? The Movie Refs podcast takes a look at The Natural, a "classic" 1980's baseball movie that gets the guys talking about their favorite old people. Plus, what the MLB did right with their restart.

Charlie and Mitch are back with their weekly Tapping The Keg episode. The boys spend the majority of the podcast talking about the Milwaukee Bucks against every Eastern Conference contender. Charlie and Mitch break down how Bucks win and how Bucks would lose to every contender in the East. They also talk about if a backlash for Christian Yelich could happen & when do you 'cuncel' the Brewers. The podcast wraps up talking about the worst Milwaukee bars to get stuck at based on Charlie's Jo-Cats blog.

The Daily Tap podcast is here for Wednesday. Charlie is talking about the Brewers offense today and wonders if Christian Yelich's struggles are related to him not having sex. The podcast continues explaining to everyone why worrying about the Milwaukee Bucks is stupid. And finally, a preview of the first major of the season, the PGA Championship.

On The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers' future. Rodgers talked a lot about it in the last two weeks as well as his coach Matt LaFleur. If we play hypotheticals, what will keep him to stay past 2022 and what would cost the Green Bay Packers to move on. Charlie also talks about a disappointing Brewers loss and why he thinks them mediocre at this moment. Charlie talks about Ryan Braun's injury too. The show wraps up with Charlie talking about how great the full day of sports truly is.

The Daily Tap for Monday is a good one where Charlie talks about two topics - The glass half full and glass half empty thoughts about the Milwaukee Bucks in two games thus far. He also talks about the broken baseball system that has led the league on the brink. What could be done and should the Cardinals be suspended for the season?