Charlie is back with a Daily Tap today breaking down the Milwaukee Bucks versus Chicago Bulls playoff series. Charlie talks about the matchups from this year, the head-to-head matchups within the game, and what might happen in these series. Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers signing Sammy Watkins. What that means for the NFL Draft. Lastly, Charlie discusses the Brewers' opening day win.

Charlie & Mitch are joined by a special guest on today's Tapping The Keg. Shannon aka ShayKenn joins us to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks playoff run and ask questions about the opponents. Starting with the Chicago Bulls and working our way to Miami, Toronto, or Philly. The boys move on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and their start to the season. Lastly, Charlie, Shannon, and Mitch pick out their guys for the NFL Draft.

Charlie is joined by Nolan Murphy again to talk about the NFL Draft. This time around they are talking about the offensive lineman and tight ends that could be appealing for the Green Bay Packers. What Green Bay might do in the first two rounds with offensive linemen. Will they go tight end early? Charlie talks about Justin Lewis' departure, Positive & Negative Take from Brewers-Orioles & the Wisconsin Wednesday Shotski

Charlie welcomes Nolan Murphy to talk about the wide receivers in this year's draft and who could be on their way to the Green Bay Packers. The boys talk about day one, day two, and day three options available for the team (2-27 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and why some perspective is needed for their slow start. Then Charlie gives his opinion and his 'ballot' for the NBA MVP. The results may surprise you.

Charlie starts the podcast talking about the Milwaukee Bucks deciding to get the three seed versus the two seed and why it makes sense. And why it made more sense after Luka Doncic gets hurt against the San Antonio Spurs (0-22 minutes). Charlie gives some first impressions about the Brewers and gives some grades (22-30 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about The Masters and gives some recommendations from his weekend in Milwaukee (30-46 minutes).

Charlie starts The Daily Tap talking about the Milwaukee Bucks showing off their championship attitude by playing everyone against the Boston Celtics. Milwaukee did not duck anyone and they showed the championship spirit last night while Boston did not (0-11). Charlie talks about the first Brewers game and lets everyone know not to overreact to Corbin Burnes' first start which wasn't a good one plus some other notes from game 1 (11-20 minutes). Charlie answers your question about random jobs, The Grammys then some thoughts on The Masters, switching jobs, and much more.

Charlie & Mitch return to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers starting their season. We wonder about canceling teams before moving to talk about the most important and less important things about the Milwaukee Brewers. We also talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and wonder if this season should be considered 'Championship or Bust.' Lastly, the boys talk about the situations that would make Packers fans freak out on the first night of the NFL Draft.

Charlie leads off The Daily Tap today with explaining why the NBA needs to figure out how to move past LeBron James and with LeBron missing the NBA Playoffs, why this is a perfect opportunity to do it (0-11 mins). Charlie recaps Bucks-Bulls and talks about how Milwaukee could end up from a playoff perspective (11-20 minutes). Charlie gives his hottest takes about the Milwaukee Brewers this season (20-26 minutes). The podcast wraps up with the Wisconsin Shotski (26-36 minutes) talking more Brewers, Badgers, pre-draft rants, and The Masters.

Charlie begins today's edition of The Daily Tap by talking about the Milwaukee Brewers and if they're going to be able to live up to the hype that is around them. The Brewers are ranked as a top-five team in baseball to start the year (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about why it's reasonable to trade for Brandin Cooks with a second-round pick. He's not sexy but he's productive (17-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie recaps the national championship game and talks about gym annoyances in Chuck's Corner (27-37 minutes).

Charlie talks about things that could cost the Milwaukee Bucks a championship on Monday's edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about the three-point shooting defense, Mike Budenholzer refusing to play Jevon Carter over George Hill, and more things. (0-12 minutes). Charlie previews the week and the games remaining for the Milwaukee Bucks and the other Eastern Conference teams jockeying for position (12-23 minutes). Charlie finishes the show by recapping the Final Four and his weekend in Minneapolis (23-30 minutes).