In a special live reaction podcast, Charlie welcomes on Mitch Ross to talk about the debacle of Game 2 for the Milwaukee Bucks. The boys try to figure out what went wrong for the Bucks. What's going with Giannis Antetokounmpo's head? Why did they lay down? How much should we blame Bud? What needs to change? All those answers are answered as well as others + we get you ready for Game 3 (0-35 minutes). Next, Charlie takes over solo to talk through the latest news around Aaron Rodgers and why Matt LaFleur's fading relationship with Brian Gutekunst could be a game-changer (35-47 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks through the pitcher cheating scandal in baseball and why the early results are okay for the Brewers' aces (47-55 minutes).

On the Daily Tap, we're doing something a little different. One topic. Two subjects. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' loss to the Brooklyn Nets and why he finds it hard to blame Mike Budenholzer for this. There is more of a need for people to understand that the team's poor performance on the court is not all on Budenholzer. But Budenholzer is not beyond reproach either. Why he deserves some of the blame and what adjustments he needs to make tonight.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie explains why the league will survive without the big name teams and why this is the beginning of dynasties in the Eastern Conference or parity in the West. Charlie talks through it all and explains why it could end up being good for the league in the long run (0-14 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about the things he hates about the Brooklyn Nets in a fun segment (14-24 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and why they could have a Aramis Ramirez Summer (24-30 mins). Lastly, Charlie explains why he can't get excited about the Green Bay Packers (30-37 minutes).

On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch go deep with the Brooklyn-Milwaukee series. They talk about everything. From if Brooklyn is the most hateable team in the NBA to all the other matchups in the league. They break down the matchups by each position and the boys get more confidence about the Bucks as they talk. Lastly, they talk about who should scare the Brewers the most? Whether it's the Cubs, Cardinals, or themselves.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie discusses why this series of the Milwaukee Bucks and Brooklyn Nets on why this is the NBA Finals and what are the positive and negative ramifications of that (0-16 minutes). Wisconsin Badgers have a new AD and they keep in the family with Chris McIntosh. How could he make an impact replacing a legend (16-27 minutes). Lastly, why Eric Lauer failed a big test on Wednesday (27-33 minutes).

The Daily Tap is here to help you get through your first day back from the long weekend. Charlie talks about the Bucks sweep of the Miami Heat and why fans should not be afraid of Brooklyn. Charlie also checks in to see how each player performed in the first round of games. Charlie also talks about Aaron Rodgers and why June 1st was a fraudulent date. He agrees with Mike Florio that the Packers should ride it out for one more year and look at the Last Dance scenario. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' big weekend.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks big Game 3 victory. Another blowout for the Bucks shows that this team is peaking at the right time as the playoffs begin. The impact of a guy like Jrue Holiday. Bucks' ability to hunt bad defenders and much more (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about the Brewers' good week as they take two of four from San Diego. The early impact of Willy Adamas and bringing the spirit of Carlos Gomez with the number 27. Charlie also talks about the smart decision to do an Opening Day re-do (15-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about how cool it is to be Miles Teller, and does being a guitar guy still play for college chicks? (27-36 minutes).

Charlie and Mitch are back at it again with another Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' first two games of playoffs then what to expect the rest of the way. Charlie also wonders if this is the most dysfunctional the Packers have been. Lots of Rodgers talk and where it goes from here. Lastly, are Brewers fans entitled with being upset at Stearns + why the Crew's time to strike begins this weekend.

On the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' big Game 2 win and why the game was more about the three-pointers made. Charlie talks about the other Bucks, defense, rebounding and much more (0-14 minutes). Charlie discusses the Kenny Mayne conversation with Aaron Rodgers and the only real takeaway is that Aaron Rodgers doesn't like Brian Gutekunst. Charlie talks about where to go from here (14-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie makes the case for Brandon Woodruff to be the top Cy Young contender (22-30 minutes).

On the Monday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks have a victory that looked like the start of a championship tape. He explains what all went right for the Bucks, what didn't, and what to look for in Game 2. Charlie also talks about the overreactions to the Bucks not avoiding the Heat (0-20 minutes). The podcast moves on to talk about the Brewers figuring it out, David Stearns makes a move & a bouncer rant (20-28 minutes). Lastly, Charlie discusses Phil Mickelson and Chellsie Memmel and why we would should all keep chasing our dreams (28-37 minutes).