The Daily Tap is back for a Monday edition. Charlie talks all about the Milwaukee Bucks schedule that was released on Friday. He breaks down why the games are not that important once Milwaukee grabs the one seed. Charlie also explains why a panic button would be pushed early on. He chats about the ESPN disrespect that Bucks continue to get on a regular basis. Around the 26 minute mark, Charlie talks about Milwaukee moving to 50% with their bars and restaurants.

Sports are coming back, but are they actually going to happen? Sam and Tony hit on that before breaking down the 2001 film "Ali" starring Will Smith. Muhammad Ali was much more than a fighter in the ring. The duo also discusses the most important (and unfortunately relevant) scene in Remember the Titans.

Today's edition of The Daily Tap features Charlie talking about his time with German soccer. Charlie explains why the Bundesliga helped get him through the rough patch without sports. He talks about some of his favorite teams and storylines through these last few weeks. Charlie also talks about the Brewers & Packers plans to reopen plus why the PGA Tour's commissioners' comments were so important.

Mitch and Charlie are back for another edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about if the Brewers are set up to succeed or fail during the 60-game sprint. Why Charlie thinks they're set up to be great while Mitch has his doubts. Charlie also wonders if the Brewers start slow should they look to move Josh Hader. They go through The Ringer's Top Five GM list and wonder where is the respect for Jon Horst? The podcast wraps up with degenerate gambler problems.

The Daily Tap is back for Tuesday. Charlie talks about Jason Kidd being rumored to be strong candidate for the New York Knicks job. That of course brings the Giannis' relationship back into the mix. Charlie talks about why that's not a real thing. Baseball is back! But it's nothing to get too excited about. Why the MLB will regret being so shortsighted.

Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks on the Monday edition about COVID-19 being back at the forefront of everyone's minds including sports fans. Charlie discusses the positive tests among the athletes in multiple sports. Why the athletes have been more careful and why the coaches need to think outside the box. Charlie also discusses what happened at the RBC Heritage.

Sam and Tony step into the ring and breakdown "Bleed For This" a movie based on the true story of boxer Vinny Paz. Not many flags you can throw at a non-fiction film, but there are some head-scratching moments. Plus, is anything new in the world of Wisconsin sports?

The Daily Tap is back for its last show of the week. Charlie talks about where baseball is with their negotiations and why they have to get something finished by this weekend. Charlie talked with baseball enthusiast and friend of the program, Bobby Twing about the 1998 baseball season. They cover all sorts of topics from McGwire/Sosa, the 98 Yankees, Tony Gywnn, Randy Johnson's Houston stint, and much more.

Loaded show today on The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about a top 10 quarterback lists in 2020 where Aaron Rodgers didn't make it and Matthew Stafford did. He explains why that's all sorts of wrong. Charlie also talks about this week's RBC Heritage. He says who are some of the guys he likes this week along with some fades. Charlie also discusses Kyle Kover's comments along with Avery Bradley's coalition before talking about the NBA bubble.

On Tuesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the latest drama with Major League Baseball. He discusses the players finally stepping out and saying something on social media. Charlie also talks about what a lost season would mean for the Brewers. Thoughts on Yelich, Hader, Braun, and many others. Charlie also chats about the Chubba Hubbard situation at Oklahoma State and explains why both sides screwed up.