On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Brewers-Giants series that was more disappointing than expected. Should there be any cause for concern? Or is this not a bad series for the Brew Crew? (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about why the Bucks' big three should get more respect in the national media landscape after Jrue Holiday and Khris Middleton win their gold medals for Team USA (18-27 minutes). Charlie breaks down the Grayson Allen deal for the Milwaukee Bucks and why it's a good move for Milwaukee. Also, why do the Milwaukee Bucks keep adding wings to their roster (27-36 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie asks the question, can sports fans ever be happy? He gets into why people always seem unhappy with their team no matter what they did the year prior. He then ranks the fan bases that think they know more than the organization which leads to unhappiness (0-23 minutes). From there, Charlie talks a little bit about the Brewers-Giants series. How did the Giants get here? Why they're full of unknowns and older guys. Plus what can we take away from this series (23-31 minutes). Lastly, some quick Family Night thoughts (31-35 minutes).

On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch react to the Milwaukee Bucks' biggest headlines coming out of free agency. We discuss the guys the Bucks brought in. And if they got better compared to the start of last season. We also talk about why using the owners as an excuse is a bad one + some thoughts on the Eastern Conference. We talk about the Brewers-Giants series and if we want the one seed then what will the Jordan Love family night takes be?

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers should never have owners, and the reason is what's happening in Buffalo. He explains how it could/would be similar here (0-10 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks adding Rodney Hood and George Hill (10-17 minutes). And why Craig Counsell was right to pull Adrian Houser (18-25 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about NBA Free Agency, Badger's hoops drama & the Brewers versus Covid. The podcast begins with Charlie getting hyped about Bobby Portis coming back to the Milwaukee Bucks. He discusses the impact that Bobby can have in year two with the Bucks (0-10 minutes). Charlie gets into the weird PJ Tucker non-signing. What he heard, what might have happened and where do the Bucks go from here (10-21 minutes). Charlie also talks about the addition of Semi Ojeleye and what that might mean for the squad (21-24 mins). Charlie also talks about the Badgers drama with the new findings of Greg Gard and Alando Tucker (24-33 minutes). Lastly, the Brewers & their COVID issues (33-38 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about what needs to happen for the Bucks, Brewers, & Packers to not be the Chicago Cubs where they win a championship and disappear in five years (0-21 minutes). Charlie talks about NBA free agency. A good Bryn Forbes replacement, Bobby Portis' potential return & PJ + a rant on tampering (21-34 minutes). Lastly, he discusses the Brewers' week + gets mad at baseball (34-43 minutes).

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The last of The Daily Tap's this week wrap up with Charlie talking about the clash between Green Bay's draft and develop method and the player empowerment era. It will never work perfectly together and to see what wins out, we need five to 10 years (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about the Bucks' draft that goes sideways a bit with drafting the Seton Hall big and the guy from Greece (18-25 minutes). The show wraps up with Brewers & deadline talk (25-38 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers' press conference which was explosive, to say the least. What are some things that he got wrong about his commentary then what he got right about his comments about the current situation (0-24 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers bringing in Eduardo Escobar and what that will do for the team (24-31 minutes). Why Charlie worries more about Suggs to the Raptors than Mobley (31-38 minutes)

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the different types of fans that will be rooting for the Packers this season with the Aaron Rodgers story. Those that are all-in, those that are mad at the organization, and those that are apathetic. How does he win them back (0-14 minutes). Charlie gives some thoughts on who he would like to see the Bucks draft on Thursday night even if they might trade the pick (14-24 minutes). Lastly, would you be okay if the Brewers didn't make a splash at the deadline (24-35 minutes)?

Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of The Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about the Bucks' championship as it is now a week old. They discuss the run, Giannis, the Brat House Boyz, what's next and so much more. Charlie & Mitch also discuss the return of Aaron Rodgers. Why this was likely going to happen all along and what the Packers have to do now. The show wraps up with a little deadline talk as to what the Brewers might do.