Charlie starts The Daily Tap by talking about the Milwaukee Brewers dramatic win to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers. He recaps that and wonders if the Milwaukee Brewers will use this to carry them with some positive momentum for the first time since the Josh Hader trade. Charlie also dumps out the notebook about a few other things from the game as well (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about why it's not a big deal that Aaron Rodgers was critical of young wide receivers. This is the natural part of progression (17-28 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about WSSP closing its doors today (28-40 minutes).

Charlie and Mitch are back a little earlier this week talking about all things Wisconsin sports. They start by talking about Jordan Love and his first preseason game. Why Love is being looked at under a microscope and why it happens to a lot of Packers players? They also talk about other examples in Wisconsin sports. They move on to discuss Christian Watson and why there could be less pressure on Watson moving forward with the emergence of Romeo Doubs. The boys try to set expectations with the Milwaukee Brewers (Taped before the game). Lastly, they talk quickly about Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Milwaukee Brewers did not have the weekend that they wanted in St. Louis. The Brewers dropped two of three games to the Cardinals. Charlie discusses the positives of the weekend like the starting pitching and the negatives like Yelich and Adames to kick off the podcast (0-18 minutes). Charlie moves on to discuss what he's in and out for the Green Bay Packers (18-25 minutes). He discusses this bull---- Giannis story and talks about Christmas day for the Bucks (25-34 minutes). Lastly, he talks about turning 34.

Charlie wraps up the week with another edition of The Daily Tap podcast. Charlie discusses the expectations meter for different individuals and teams in Wisconsin sports. Charlie starts with talking about Jackson Chourio then the Packers' defense, Graham Mertz, and finishes with the Milwaukee Brewers for the next two weeks. CHarlie moves on to explain why he's not a huge fan of the Milwaukee Bucks' purple jerseys. Yes, that's an unpopular take but Charlie explains why. Lastly, Charlie discusses why there needs to be a Major League game next season.

This week's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. Charlie & Mitch get into the idea of the St. Louis Cardinals being the Green Bay Packers of baseball regarding rivalries. We, as Brewers fans, are more like the Vikings or Bears than anything else. They also talk about the series and more Hader arguments. They move on to discuss the tricky situation about playing guys in the preseason. Why it's the ultimate no-win, there is some EuroBasket talk before talking about Lambeau Field naming rights. Will it ever happen?

Everyone wants their team on Hard Knocks, but Packers fans will be waiting a long time to get the Packers on there. Charlie explains why the rules aren't in Green Bay's favor. He also discusses some of the headlines that would be good content for Hard Knocks this season (0-16 minutes). Charlie discusses the Taylor Rogers injury and wonders if something is going on with the San Diego Padres given their past. He also recaps yesterday's game (16-25 minutes). Charlie wraps up the show talking about Giannis' Greece performance (25-31 minute)

Charlie runs through the storylines that will matter for the month of August. He talks about what the different positions for the Packers could look like. He discusses Jordan Love and what this preseason could do for his trade value. Charlie also chats about the Milwaukee Brewers and if they could come back in the life in the coming weeks. CHarlie also goes over the Milwaukee Bucks schedule release with some Christmas Day thoughts. Lastly, some Badger talk. (0-30 minutes). Charlie previews the Brewers-Rays and talks about the pitching matchups, Keston Hiura, and more. Lastly, Charlie rants about the gym.

Charlie returns for the Monday edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He talks about how the Milwaukee Brewers need to reign in their emotions to be a good baseball team in the coming weeks. Can they do it? What needs to change? Will Craig Counsell know how to handle it? (0-17 minutes). Charlie discusses what to know about the current 53-man roster for the Packers. Who's in, who's out and where do they go from here? Chuck's corner gives Weekend recs plus doing stuff alone.

Charlie checks in as the Brewers' therapist as the fans and players have gone through a hell of a week. Charlie talks about why the players should not be perceived as robots. Then discusses how important this weekend is for the rest of the Brewers season. Next, Charlie talks about the divide right now between Brewers fans. Does it get better? Or do it continue to separate? Charlie also gives his Tap List in honor of LeRoy Butler's Hall of Fame induction of the players he wished he watched more of.

Charlie and Mitch react to the Josh Hader deadline deal with two sides of the argument. Charlie talks about how the organization is seeing the deal with the Hader deal. While Mitch talks about the disappointment that he sees from this deal. Additionally, Mitch discusses why Mark Attanasio is a cheap owner. The boys also talk about the Green Bay Packers and the overreactions from training camp thus far with a focus on Romeo Dobbs and Rashan Gary.