Monday's edition of The Daily Tap discusses what the Milwaukee Brewers have to do to regain the fans' trust in them. Why this is a bad time for it to happen with Packers and Badgers season approaching and what they could do to help things out. Charlie also discusses why people need to treat the baseball season much differently than any of the other seasons (0-21 minutes). Charlie explains why the Valley Oop might be the greatest play in Wisconsin Sports history. The only thing that can come close is the Ice Bowl sneak in the 1967 NFL Championship (21-28 minutes). Lastly, Charlie discusses why The Open Championship was the greatest major of the year.

The Daily Tap was a little bit different today. In a tied game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the San Francisco Giants, Charlie decided to do an audio running diary. He takes you through the rest of the game with a fun top of the 10th inning and another excellent Devin Williams performance. Charlie also talks a little bit about the summer league with thoughts about MarJon Beauchamp and Lindell Wigginton. Lastly, Charlie decided to enter into the fruit wars and gave the Tap List of his top favorite fruits.

Charlie talks about the midseason NBA tournament. Why he likes the idea of the tournament and thinks that it could really help the league by following a Champions League model. Charlie also sets up a hypothetical tournament based on last year's results. (0-20 minutes). Charlie talks about a lot of Bucks stuff unrelated to the tournament as well by discussing Pat Connaughton, Khris Middleton's injury, Andre Igoudala's dumb take about Giannis Antetokounmpo, and more (20-27 minutes). Charlie discusses the Brewers' short series against the Twins talking about Hader, the offense, and the bullpen (27-34 minutes). Lastly, Charlie does properly rated, overrated, and underrated for fast food french fries.

Charlie returns for another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about why the Josh Hader trade discussions on Monday were foolish. And discussed what would happen for him to get moved + why it makes sense this winter. Charlie also talks about Craig Counsell and his seemingly growing frustrations with his baseball team. Lastly, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers as the number one quarterback per the NFL executives.

On today's podcast, Charlie discusses why the Brewers are a pretender and not a contender at this point of the season. Charlie also talks about why Devin Williams missed the All-Star Game. Charlie hands out a winner and loser from the weekend as an excuse to talk about the MILF Hunter Zach Wilson. Lastly, Charlie discusses why this week is one of the worst of the year.

The Daily Tap wraps up this week with Charlie breaking down the biggest storylines in the State of Wisconsin for the month of July. Charlie talks about the Packers' training camp, Brewers' trade deadline and all-stars, realignment, and the Bucks (0-17 mins). Charlie discusses why Summerfest has been a bummer to him this year and it's not the same with the three-weekend structure (17-27 minutes). The Tap List takes on the worst places to get a tattoo in honor of Aaron Rodgers (27-36 minutes)

Charlie and Mitch start today's show by celebrating Mitch's birthday then moving on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers. We talk about how concerned we should be about certain players. Those that made the list were Josh Hader, any Brewers starters that aren't Burnes or Woodruff, Willy Adames, and trading Keston Hiura. We also discuss Aaron Rodgers' comments about asking the fans and the media not to overreact if the offense starts poorly in training camp. While it sounds like a plan, Mitch and Charlie are both dubious. Lastly, they talk about what's going with the Bucks and what to expect with Summer League

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and their options at the trade deadline. Why Charlie thinks the Brewers should look at pitching instead of hitting (0-18 minutes). Charlie also talks about his experience at American Family Field yesterday plus some thoughts on the defense (18-27 minutes). Charlie discusses the Bucks recent moves and what they might be up to (27-35 minutes). Lastly, some Packers talk on A.J. Dillon and Robert Tonyon (35-41 minutes).

Charlie is back with The Daily Tap. Here's what's being discussed today.

- Why there isn't a big headline or athlete dominating the Wisconsin sports summer (0-14 minutes).

- Brewers wrap up from the last week of so. What's been going right for them. Why the win yesterday could propel them (14-27 minutes).

- Serge Ibaka rejoins the Bucks + thoughts on Brogdon to Boston (27-34 minutes).

Charlie returns for The Daily Tap to talk about the first day of Milwaukee Bucks' free agency. Bobby Portis re-signed with the team and what that means to the Milwaukee Bucks. Why Joe Ingles is a great fit for the Bucks as they sign him as well on Friday afternoon. Lastly, why Milwaukee brought back Jevon Carter and Wes Matthews plus what they might do at the veteran's minimum (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about the rest of the free agency day including the potential Kevin Durant trade (17-27 minutes). After the crazy NBA day, Charlie talks about the Big 10 adding USC and UCLA and what the conference might look like. (27-37 minutes). Lastly, Charlie goes properly rated, overrated, and underrated (37-45 minutes).