On today's edition of The Daily Tap, we introduce the Heartbreak Index and look at who has seen more torture throughout the last 30 years. People who are fans in the state of Georgia or those who are fans in the state of Wisconsin. We do pro and college. It's an awesome and fun, nerdy deep dive (0-20 minutes). Next, Charlie talks about the situation at Wisconsin. Why Greg Gard needs to adapt even if he has the support of his AD + former players (20-30 minutes). Baseball continues to make a joke of themselves with this new substance rule and thoughts on Freddy Peralta's good start and Dan Vogelbach's injury (30-38 minutes).

Charlie returns to The Daily Tap to talk all things Bucks-Hawks as everyone gets ready for the big series on Wednesday night. Charlie discusses the key storylines from this series starting with the Jrue Holiday vs. Trae Young matchup, Giannis vs. Atlanta's bigs, Bobby Portis, and much more (0-25 minutes). Also, there is some Brewers talk at the end as Charlie explains why the Brewers aren't taking advantage of their weak schedule (25-32 mins).

Charlie & Mitch are here for another edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk all about Game 7 from all of the possible angles. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton coming up clutch, Jrue Holiday finding it late, Bud adjustments, and so much more. They also talk about the city erupting last night. The boys also talk about the potential matchups between Atlanta or Philadelphia.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' big Game 6 win. Charlie goes through everything from last night starting with Khris Middleton and what he did last night says so much about him. Giannis Antetokounmpo goes away from the three and how it affects Milwaukee. Thoughts on some P.J. Tucker and what to look forward to with Game 7.

On this edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about what could happen with the Milwaukee Bucks tonight in Game 6 and beyond. And how he devised the "Most Bucks thing' ever. (O-16 minutes). Charlie talks about the LeBron James tweets about the NBA and why he missed the mark (16-24 minutes). Lastly, why the Brewers getting swept isn't that big of a deal (24-32 minutes).

Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about all things related to the Milwaukee Bucks tonight. He goes over what happened in Game 5 as the Bucks failed to capitalize in certain spots. He talks about why Giannis' slander will be uneven. He also discusses the Reggie Miller tweet that isn't that dumb. And why the heartbreak narrative isn't there just yet. Lastly, he gives KD the props he deserves.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why Jrue Holiday makes more sense for the Bucks than Chris Paul. Despite CP3's success in this year's playoffs, Milwaukee made the right move (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about who has more pressure on them in Game 5 tonight - Bucks or Durant (Taped before the Harden news) (16-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about if the Cubs are that much better than the Brewers (24-32 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Game 4 win for the Milwaukee Bucks and how they've flipped the series. Bucks are now 2-2 and Charlie explains why there were more reasons for the Bucks winning besides the Kyrie Irving injury. He also talks about Steve Nash's PJ Tucker comments and what it might mean for Game 5 (0=18 minutes). Charlie expresses his frustrations with Mark Murphy as the Packers' chairman steps in the mud yet again (18-26 minutes)> Lastly, Charlie talks about the red hot Milwaukee Brewers and what this recent success means for the team (26-34 minutes)

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' big win on Thursday night. How they made things ugly and got it done on the defensive side of the ball. Will that be the plan going forward? That is discussed and much more (0-15 mins). Charlie explains why this week of practice for Jordan Love is the exact reason that Aaron Rodgers is holding out (15-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie says the expanded college football playoff is good for Wisconsin (24-31 minutes).

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie discusses why people should not play the revisionist history game with the Bucks' roster. He explains why things happened like Jabari Parker over Joel Embiid or Thon Maker over Domantas Sabonis (3-17 minutes). Charlie also talks about why Green Bay would not be one of the worst teams in football with Jordan Love at the quarterback position (17-26 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains how Aaron Ashby is the next up in the Brewers' lineage of young pitchers becoming hopefully solid relievers first before moving to starting rotation (26-33 minutes).