Welcome back to another edition of Tapping The Keg Podcast. This is our 246th episode and we strip it down talking to you from an alternative studio. It's a fun one here as the unplugged feeling will give you a sense that we're at the bar shooting the shit.

1. We talk about Brewers and trade deadline. We react to the Swarzak news then look at what still needs to be done for Milwaukee plus we look ahead to Brewers-Cubs this week. We don't think Miller Park will be mostly Cubs fans.

2. We look at Packers hype machine and why there's nothing we can do to stop it. Also, Charlie pleads with Packers nation to not use Mark Murphy's quote against him this season.

3. We talk about Kyrie Irving's unhappiness and what it could take to get him to play for Milwaukee. We also discuss the impact he would have on the team and city. Charlie breaks down the positives and negatives.

Welcome to another edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. This is episode 245 for your listening ears. This podcast focuses on Milwaukee Brewers fanbase particularly and why they are cheering scared through this run of success plus we talk about SnoTap After Dark, Packers pre-training camp primer and finish with some Derrick Rose/Bucks talk

Here's how the podcast is laid out today - We talk about our new Instagram Live program called SnoTap After Dark and the different things we are going to be doing with it. I'm excited for it and think there's a great future there. I truly do.

We talk about cheering scared and how Brewers fans are afraid to buy into this baseball team. After losing four straight, you might see why, but honestly, it continues to be a puzzling thing to Charlie who breaks down the different versions of cheering scared.

We look at Packers pre-training camp stuff focusing mostly on the receivers as we believe this will be the story throughout the month of August. Lot of talk about Allison including a good idea from Mitch, Cobb, Janis, Davis.

We finish with talking about Derrick Rose and why Bucks would look like true hypocrites if they did end up bringing the former MVP to the team.

After a week hiatus, SnoTapWI.com is back with another Tapping The Keg podcast with Charlie Tritschler and Mitch Ross. We have a good show for you this week covering Milwaukee Brewers surprising run to the top of the National League Central, Milwaukee Bucks and a review of the Future, Big Sean and Migos show.

- We first talk about the concert itself looking at why Migos let us down and why Big Sean ended up being one of the big winners of the night. We look at what stood out to us that weekend and day.

- We spend a majority of time getting familiar with Brewers talking about their 50 wins, and looking at what moves might be made in the next couple weeks to keep improving their team. Charlie also puts out the comparison to the 2014 Kansas City Royals team.

- We look at Bucks as well talking about the whole Giannis and Woj kerfuffle at the end of last week and why Antetokounmpo is different plus why this could shift some thoughts in the front office. We also look at why Thon Maker is making the right call coming home plus some additional summer league thoughts.

- We mention the NFL briefly at the end as it continues to amaze that they are zero topics to discuss.

NBA is taking over the summer, and the podcast reflects that idea. We've been doing so much NBA in the past couple of weeks. Why? It's the hottest thing going right now. It's hard to explain, but there are so many great NBA things happening this summer already. We haven't even hit free agency yet. Here's what Mitch and I discussed this week.

- NBA Draft: Looked at Milwaukee Bucks selections along with thoughts on the Jimmy Butler trade

-NBA Free Agency: What can Bucks exactly do at this point? Chris Paul to Houston? Why isn't Blake Griffin getting more love and Gordon Hayward is Boston's love child.

- We do talk baseball looking at Ryan Braun's return and what impact he could have on the team.

NBA is currently very drunk. They are the kind of drunk where you tell your buddy that he or she should go home because they're doing something dumb. And you casually buy them an Uber just so they'll leave the bar. That's the NBA right now with all of the news leading up to the NBA Draft.

We talk about Summer Solstice to lead off the podcast plus some interesting news from Mitch on a North Ave. favorite.

We look at Bucks GM hire in Jon Horst weighing the negatives and positives out plus why he could be become beloved tonight.

We get into the NBA Draft looking at who might Bucks take at 17 and if another Jeff Schwartz client is headed to Milwaukee. There's a lot of Terrance Ferguson talk in here, and who we really don't want.

Drunk NBA is the next discussion looking at all of the different things that could happen today from Porzingis, Jimmy Butler, Paul George, DeAndre Jordan and LaMarcus Aldridge.

We finish up with Milwaukee Brewers and trying to fix their bullpen with Wily Peralta headed to the Jeff Suppan DL.

This week's podcast is brought you by The Harp Pub, Burrachos, Qdoba and The Nomad. Another fun podcast with Mitchell and I (Charlie, hi). We talk about a variety of things including fast food, Golden State Warriors, Cleveland Cavaliers, Bucks GM search, Brewers prospects and U.S. Open.

After shooting the shit a little bit, we talk about how an AHL team spent 400 dollars on fast food and which food places would it be the easiest or hardest. There's a good amount of Qdoba talk here that's worth your time.

We talk about Golden State Warriors championship, and where they go from here. Klay Thompson trade talk, Andre Iguodala probably leaving along with what this team might look like in the future. Interesting that Jerry West is gone now.

We take a quick break to talk about the trainwreck that is the Bucks GM search right now after Denver's assistant GM turns the team down. But that begs the question is David Griffith in play?

We talk about what might be next for LeBron James and how GM LeBron might be the goddamn worst.

Brewers chat about them scuffling and I realizing they might not be that good plus a long look at what the prospects might bring to the table.

We finish with the U.S. Open plus some picks.

Podcast this week is brought you by Jo-Cats, Riverwest Pizza and The Foundation (Not really, but that's how it would look like for sponsors... wink, wink). Last week gave us so much to talk about that it only made sense this week was a little slow to the take in terms of things to get fired up. That's okay, Mitch and I (Charlie, hi) are professional podcasters who can make chicken salad out of chicken shit including Golden State-Cleveland series as well as Brewers among other topics.

We talk about people who are bemoaning Golden State's greatness at great detail. You know the people who are whining on social media about Warriors being too good, and how Golden State ruined basketball. None of that is true. If you can't enjoy this team, I can't help you. We also look at why Cleveland could be in real trouble here but not from a series perspective, rather what's the next step this offseason? Why we worry LeBron might bring in more buddies, and how this might be why David Griffith's name gets thrown around.

Speaking of GM talk, we discuss what's going on with Milwaukee Bucks GM search and Mitch's theory on when Bucks will make the hire. We talk about Justin Zanik for a bit, but we follow my post from yesterday discussing the horrors of Ed Stefanski. I feel like I'm running InfoWars or something with my scare tactics, but for real, this guy is bad news.

We also discuss Brewers at great length and if they are really a good team or not. Mitch tends to believe they are not, while I beg to differ. We get a little testy here.

Thanks for the love as always and share away.

Charlie.

I'm not kidding you when I say this one of the best podcasts we've done in 2017. Please share with your friends who might enjoy two guys shooting the breeze about the sports topics of the week. Our main focus on today's show features talking about the baseball brawl in San Francisco and NBA Finals trilogy that's beginning in the Bay Area on Thursday night.

Before the brawl, we talk a little bit about Nashville's catfish situation and why it's endearing me to Predators. Then we go into why Bryce Harper and Hunter Strickland fighting is good for baseball, Strickland being a baby and some classic fights over the last couple years plus we talk about why other sports can't fight.

After that, we talk about Milwaukee Brewers current state and how they're not doing Eric Thames any favors with the current construction of this roster.

We close with talking about the NBA Finals. Charlie comes up with the perfect analogy to describe the Warriors and LeBron to illustrate why this might be a hard series for him plus we talk about how Cleveland doesn't have 'Who's this fuckin' guy?' Trust me, it makes sense.

We close with Tiger Woods and talk about a theory on why he might have overmedicated himself in the car. It's a little stay woke, but it's perfect for Tiger.

Listen and share, love y'all.

Mitch and Charlie are back at it again with another podcast for your ear buds. We are talking this week about a host things with a 50-minute podcast that's perfect when you're taking a break from your meeting-filled day. Our main topics were at the beginning of the podcast - Song of Summer and Johnny Hamms aka John Hammond of the now Orlando Magic.

We started off talking about Song of the Summer since it's close to summer even if it doesn't feel that way in Wisconsin. Mitch and Charlie make their picks with different reasoning. We also talk about songs for Instagram and not dirty Katy Perry songs that Mitch thinks are dirty.

We look at all things John Hammond. This is a really good discussion around what might happen with Milwaukee Bucks and their front office. We talk a little about Justin Zanik, the front office team and what this might mean for Jason Kidd plus a thought why David Griffith isn't a pipe dream .

We look at the rain delay fiasco as well as talk about our concerns with Brewers bullpen innings.

Finally, we end with a little NFL and the start of the Josh Jones hype machine.

Tappers, we're back again with another podcast. This week is a great one if you enjoy two guys talking with each other like they're at a local sports bar. Strap it and enjoy the early randomness in the first 10 minutes of the podcast. We talk about Mitch's trip, Kentucky Derby, boxing and a slew of other things.

We look at Brewers surprising start and wonder when will it be time to fully buy-in. Mitch picks out a date. Charlie talks about how if Milwaukee were to add someone, it's probably coming from Colorado Springs, not another team.

We discuss Milwaukee Bucks and look at the fandom right now. Talk about how Chris Paul and Kyle Lowry are unrealistic yet have our eye on Rudy Gay.

We finish with the boring NBA playoffs and choose which team provides the best matchup to the favorites - Golden State and Cleveland.