Charlie returns for another day of The Daily Tap. He is talking Green Bay Packers OTA overreactions to start the show. Why he does not believe the Packers season will be decided in May or June. Additionally, why do people need to chill out about Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs plus the concerning stuff around David Bakhtiari (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about Christian Yelich's struggles and what a good month for him would look like. He also recaps what happened in last night's Brewers game with three takes and out (14-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about Brett Favre's appearance on Tucker Carlson and why he didn't have an issue with it yet he knows some Packers fans will and that's why it should have been avoided (24-32 minutes)

Charlie returns from the Memorial Day Weekend to talk about potential breakout candidates for the Milwaukee Brewers. He talks about the impact of Willy Adames last year and who could have that same sort of left for the Crew? Tyrone Taylor and Aaron Ashby are some of the players discussed (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about Darvin Ham being the new Los Angeles Lakers coach. It means for LA and the Bucks. (16-23 minutes). Is Kentavious Caldwell-Pope the ideal trade candidate for the Bucks (23-30 minutes)? And lastly, a weekend wrap-up.

Charlie finishes up the week with the Friday edition of The Daily Tap. As the Boston Celtics get close to winning a championship, Charlie laments the Milwaukee Bucks for missing out on a one-seed. Why if the Bucks were the one, they could be the ones playing in the NBA Finals, not Boston. How a combination of hubris and inconsistency that bit them in the ass all year (0-11 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' big win over the St. Louis Cardinals and gives his three takes on Josh Hader, Christian Yelich, and Eric Lauer (11-20 minutes). We start rating the summer to end the show (20-30 minutes).

Charlie has another edition of The Daily Tap as you get closer to the end of the workweek. Charlie talks about the possibility of trading Kevin Durant to the Milwaukee Bucks. Yes, that is a thing that could happen. Durant is frustrated with management in Brooklyn, and the Bucks have the assets that could make a Durant deal happen. Will they do it though? (0-11 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' impressive series win against the San Diego Padres. Why Devin Williams was a complete stud. Why Aaron Ashby took a step forward and much more (11-24 minutes). Charlie finishes up the show by explaining why the Stanley Cup Playoffs have been so much better than the NBA Playoffs and gets you caught up on them (24-35 minutes).

Charlie is back with another edition of The Daily Tap. He discusses why Giannis Antetokounmpo has no limit to his greatness. Charlie talks about his recent accolades as an all-NBA player and compares it with Michael Jordan. Why there are some things that will be harder to achieve. Charlie also talks about Aaron Rodgers not being at OTAs and why it's not a big deal. They also have three takes and you're out about the Milwaukee Brewers. Then a quick five-minute thought on the Texas tragedy.

Charlie returns with a little different version of The Daily Tap today. Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Brewers game immediately after a late-night disappointment. He explains the joys and the pains of the late-night baseball when living in the Midwest. He also introduces his new topic segment - Three takes and out. The worries about the road trip, Adrian Houser, and Tim Dillard are covered. The podcast introduces another new segment 'Hater or not.' Topics included NBA Playoffs, Detroit Lions, Kourtney Kardashian & Travis Barker.

Charlie is joined by a special guest today on The Daily Tap. Matt Devine of Devine Sports Gospel sits down with him to talk about the Brewers-Padres series and much much more. Matt tries to sell Charlie and the rest of the Brewers nation on why they should like Manny Machado. They also talk about the Corbin Burnes. The Urias trade. Charlie and Matt also dive into why the Chargers moving to Los Angeles hurt so much and how San Diegans do NFL football. They also talk about what professional sport would fit with the city of San Diego as well.

Charlie wraps up the week with another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' starters and what their grades would be for the season. Charlie discusses the grades he gives Giannis, Jrue, Khris, Wes, and Brook. Then he talks about the emergence of Amari Rodgers as a competent wide receiver. Why he could be an impact player this year. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Brewers-Nationals series and then discusses some weird Wisconsin things.

Charlie is joined by special guest Murph on the podcast today to talk about the Green Bay Packers schedule. The guys go through it from start to finish talking about each game. They discuss the storylines from each game and talk early betting lines along with other fun stuff about the matchup. At the tail end of the show, the boys give their picks for the PGA Championship and talk about who they should bet on to win it all this weekend.

Turning the page on the Bucks season and becoming a Brewers fan again? Charlie gets you caught up on everything you need to know about the Milwaukee Brewers so far this season. Starting with the pitching staff and moving on to the offense. Charlie discusses why the first game of the Eastern Conference Finals poured salt into the wounds of Bucks fans. And lastly, Charlie gives his observations from AmFam Field even if he says Miller Park way too much in the podcast.