Somehow, Sam and Tony fit discussions on throwing at batters, the NFL 100, and different ways to die in a single podcast episode, all while reviewing Free Solo, the 2018 award-winning documentary.

On Tapping The Keg this week, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks return to the basketball court this Friday. They talk about what to watch during the next few weeks for the Bucks along with some commentary on the rest of the Eastern Conference. They also talk about all that's happened with the Miami Marlins. Why Charlie thinks it's the perfect roadmap for the future. Boys talk about first Brewers impressions plus why the NFL is trying to prevent a Marlins situation.

The Daily Tap is here for all your Monday blues. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' first series against the Chicago Cubs. Brewers did not have a good weekend in Chicago. Charlie picks out some winners along with a few losers too. He also talks about why an NBA title might change how people outside of the Milwaukee County area perceive Giannis Antetokounmpo.

The Daily Tap is here to take you through Friday. Charlie is talking all about the first Milwaukee Brewers series of the season. He previews the Brewers-Cubs looking at some things he's keeping his eye for the Brewers and things that the Crew can take advantage of. Charlie also talks about the 16-team playoff and why he hates the draft. The podcast wraps up with discussing how the Bucks looked in their scrimmage today.

The Daily Tap is back for its Thursday edition. Happy Sports are Back day. Charlie talks about all things relievers today with the Milwaukee Brewers. Most notably if the Brewers would consider moving on from Josh Hader if the season were to get off to a slow start. He also talks about why there are many relievers that leave him sort of 'meh' in the bullpen. Charlie also gives his predictions on the MLB season.

On Wednesday's Daily Tap, Charlie previews the Milwaukee Brewers' starting pitching. He explains why the staff is better than you think it is. Charlie talks about Brandon Woodruff breaking the Opening Day starter curse. Corbin Burnes ready for his actual breakout season. Adrian Houser's success, Freddy Peralta, and why Eric Lauer could be this year's Houser. He also talks about Giannis' comments yesterday and how the Bucks, like the Lakers, are dialed in without the attention.

The Daily Tap is here for a Tuesday. Charlie gets you ready for the baseball season talking about the Milwaukee Brewers offense. He first talks about those concerned with Christian Yelich's slump during Summer Camp. Charlie explains why that doesn't matter. He goes through the Brewers' lineup with a few takeaways on each player. Other topics today include why LeBron is playing politics about the MVP race with Giannis Antetokounmpo, and why the NFL owners versus NFL players story is overblown.

The Daily Tap is a little different on this Monday. Charlie brings in two guests for the second annual SnoTapWI Summer Jam. Mitch Ross, his Tapping The Keg co-host along with Nolan Murphy are the two guests. They talk about EVERYTHING in these 45+ minutes. It starts with baseball returning this week, why Murph thinks basketball doesn't matter in Milwaukee for six weeks, the NFL mishandling their start and so much more plus some hockey takes from our guy Setiz.

Pepsi versus Coke, Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy, Edison hating Tesla? Sam and Tony dive into one of the biggest on-court rivalries of all-time, John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg in the 2017 film featuring Shia LeBeouf.

On Wednesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie takes a comment from a tapper about Giannis' minutes for the postseason and breaks it down. How Charlie comes to the conclusion that Bud's minute plan could be perfect for the bubble. Also, Chris Jones' new contract means that Kenny Clark is going to get a bag. Why the Packers should consider it and maybe it will be easier than we think. Marquette's TBT rounds out the show and Charlie explains why other sports should look to the TBT for COVID success.