Milwaukee Brewers trade Josh Hader. Charlie breaks down what happened here. Why the move was made at this time? What the Brewers got back in return and what this bullpen might look like moving forward. Charlie also discusses the newest Brewers pitcher Matt Bush. What type of player he is? What he dealt with to get to this point and much more plus why Antione Kelly had to be traded. Lastly, Charlie talks about the impact that Freddy Peralta can have on this team.

Charlie returns from Boston with a Monday edition of The Daily Tap talking about Juan Soto & the trade deadline, Allen Lazard overreactions, and his Boston trip. Charlie explains why Soto is the reason for one of the slowest trade deadlines in recent memory. He then explains why people need to relax about Allen Lazard being the guy then talks about the rest of training camp. Charlie tries to unscramble his brain from his Boston trip over the weekend.

Tapping The Keg podcast is back for its weekly show. Charlie and Mitch talk about the biggest training camp storylines for the first couple of weeks. They discuss David Bakhtiari, the wide receiver group, the defensive rookies, and much more. They also talk about different scenarios for the trade deadline for baseball. What would make them happy? What might cause some anger? Lastly, they discuss their opening Bachelor Party trip to Boston.

Green Bay Packers kick off training camp today, so, why not get ready for the season?! On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie goes through the first half of the season and picks what will be takes from each of the first eight Packers games (0-16 minutes). Charlie also touches on quickly about the Julio Jones signing to Tampa and why Packers fans shouldn't want him (16-22 minutes). He discusses the Brewers and what they've been doing recently with their offense (22-33 minutes).

Charlie gets you caught up on the Wisconsin Badgers football team on this edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He talks about what to expect from this Badgers' offense then talks about the defense. What holes do they have to fill? Who can be a premier player for them? He also talks about competing with Ohio State (0-20 mins). Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers and the discussion around potentially hosting the draft in 2025 or 2027. Charlie is having a hard time thinking it will happen (20-29 mins). The podcast wraps up with Charlie talking about what an embarrassment it is that Molson Coors is no longer the beer sponsor for the Fiserv Forum (30-38 minutes).

Charlie opens today's edition of The Daily Tap by telling Packers fans not to freak out about David Bakhtiari. Despite the reasons to be concerned, it is likely that the Packers are taking their time to get him back to practice. While the PUP is a scary word, it doesn't mean much in the long run. Charlie also discusses the Brewers Big weekend in a lot of different ways. He talks about what looked different about this offense? Does it have to do with just playing a bad team like the Colorado Rockies? Or is it something more than that? Charlie also talks about the pitching staff including Aaron Ashby getting his deal and the return of Freddy Peralta. Charlie talks about the brutal Bears jerseys and wonders what's the Packers equivalent. Lastly, he recaps the weekend with a few things to note.

Christian Yelich got paid by the Milwaukee Brewers right before Covid hit our country on March 6th, 2020. Anyone would have done the deal at that time. So far, it has looked like one of the worst investments made by a Wisconsin sports franchise. Charlie tries to reflect on today’s edition of The Daily Tap and understand why the deal was made. Did Yelich play the Brewers? Could there be another version of Yelich that still exists out there? Did Yelich really get aided by the juiced balls? Charlie goes through it all. He also talks about the Packers’ skill position players getting disrespected by an ESPN columnist. And to wrap up the show, Charlie believes the Brewers should act this deadline like the Cardinals are getting Juan Soto.

Mitch & Charlie return for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast and they're talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' championship window. After a day of celebrating the Bucks' first title, the question is when will they get their next one? Charlie & Mitch believe the window is there for multiple rings. But what happens if Giannis doesn't get one more? Does he become the next Aaron Rodgers or something worse? The boys also try to set expectations for the Milwaukee Brewers in the second half of the season. What to expect from the team. Why they need more dogs. And what can they do to make things more fun.

In a special edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie looks back on the Bucks' championship day as it was a year ago to this date. Milwaukee Bucks were champions at this time. The feels get brought back as Charlie remembers the game and talks about what it was like from start to finish of that glorious day. He also talks about the play of Giannis Antetokounmpo and why it should be considered the greatest closeout game of all time. Charlie also gives a Tap List of the Best Wisconsin Sports Moments where Giannis might make an appearance but also the other Wisconsin sports teams join the party.

Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about the Green Bay Packers' sustained success and why it doesn't work in the hot take football industry. Why this make people like Colin Cowherd and others drift toward the Minnesota Vikings being the best team in the NFC North (0-14 minutes). Why baseball does not care about small markets and the Kershaw nod was another example of it (14-23 minutes). The podcast ends with a PSA on Oktoberfest beers (23-31 minutes).