Charlie & Mitch return from a week's hiatus to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks exit from the postseason. Charlie & Mitch try to find all the angles possible with the Bucks' story from this season and discuss all of them. They also talk about the offseason and what might be upcoming as well as a discussion about Mike Budenholzer. Why the Jaire Alexander signing has nothing to do with Davante Adams + some other topics at the end.

Milwaukee Bucks are done and Charlie is here to talk about it. He explains why Milwaukee missed a golden opportunity to go Back to Back. The absence of Khris Middleton was felt in Game 7 plus some other thoughts before diving into this one. The bucks missed a great chance in a wide-open NBA to make something happen (0-20 minutes). Charlie talks about why the Phoenix Suns and the Milwaukee Bucks are similar. Not only in their exits but also in the idea that they might have both run out of gas from two long seasons (20-26 minutes). Charlie discusses why dynasties might be dead in the NBA and how this is shaping into more like the 70s than other eras (26-33 minutes). Charlie talks about what to look forward to if you're a Wisconsin sports fan (33-40 minutes). Lastly, a harrowing tale about rollerblading (40-44 minutes).

Charlie checks in on this special edition of The Daily Tap. He discusses the Game 6 nightmare from the Milwaukee Bucks and what happened last night besides Jayson Tatum going nuclear. He explains why Giannis needs help and why Bud had a bad coaching night. Charlie discusses what will happen in Game 7 as well looking ahead to Sunday's showdown. Lastly, Charlie reflects on an embarrassing night on Water Street with rampant crime.

Milwaukee Bucks get ready for their big Game 3 against the Boston Celtics and Charlie is here to talk all about it. He discusses on the podcast what would be the best and worst-case scenarios from each of the games. He also chats about who would be the Brewers' MVP for the first month of the season. After that, he answers your questions which are about the Bucks and being nostalgic about Eau Claire.

Charlie & Mitch return for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys reset the Milwaukee Bucks and Boston Celtics series and talk a lot about Game 2 then get into what might happen this weekend. They discuss a few topics weaved in like LeBron and P.J. Tucker’s weird comments. Charlie & Mitch move on to talk about the Green Bay Packers draft and what might does success looks like for the draft picks. Lastly, the boys talk about the daunting road trip that looms for the Milwaukee Brewers.

Charlie reacts after the Milwaukee Bucks fell to the Boston Celtics in Game 2. Charlie explains why he feels the counterpunch from Boston was still pretty weak. While there are things to work on for the Bucks, Charlie sees them as all fixable opportunities (0-21 minutes). Charlie talks about the impact that Luis Urias could make for the Brewers and potentially prove that the Brewers do not need them. Lastly, Charlie does the Wisconsin shotski on scheduling events at NBA arenas for playoff teams, Alex Lasry’s bad week, and a review of The Batman (SPOILERS)

Charlie kicks off this edition of The Daily Tap talking about the Milwaukee Brewers and their hot start. Why a successful April matters in the grand scheme of things. For every successful baseball season, there are likely two or three really good months. The Brewers have one of those checked. Charlie also previews the Reds series and why he worries about a three-win team (0-13 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about Dan Orlovsky's commentary that the Green Bay Packers should bring in DeAndre Hopkins. Why Charlie doesn't think that's even a possibility and how this is another example of Deebo Samuel (13-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie gives some thoughts on the house money game for the Milwaukee Bucks as they can play relaxed against the Boston Celtics tonight. But is that a good thing? (22-29 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the return to blogging and why it scares him (29-33 minutes).

Charlie kicks off The Daily Tap talking about the major Milwaukee Bucks victory. He discusses the defensive effort from Milwaukee and what Milwaukee did to make Boston's life very difficult. Charlie also talks about the day Giannis Antetokounmpo had and why he got help from friends plus a note on not overreacting (0-25 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers draft and what the Packers did this weekend. Why they knocked it out of the park with all of the different positions (25-40 minutes). Charlie wraps up the show with a little life advice for those in relationships (40-45 minutes).

Charlie recaps the NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers did not draft a wide receiver on Thursday and why it will be okay on Friday. Charlie breaks down why Quay Walker and Devonte Wyatt can both be vital assets for the Green Bay Packers. He explains what could be ahead on Friday (0-25 minutes). Charlie spends the last few minutes talking through the Milwaukee Bucks and Boston Celtics. Why no one is respecting the Bucks and Charlie cannot love it more (25-30 minutes).

Charlie & Mitch start off today's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks win against the Chicago Bulls. Why didn't the Bulls show up for this one? Will Bucks lose their playoff intensity from this game? Charlie doesn't think so. Charlie also asks Mitch a few questions about the Boston Celtics series. From there, the boys talk about the Milwaukee Brewers' hot start. Charlie and Mitch wonder if Corbin Burnes has replaced Christian Yelich as the face of the franchise. Lastly, they give their final final thoughts on what figures to be a truly unpredictable NFL Draft tonight.