The Daily Tap returns after a small hiatus. Charlie explains that a bit before diving into potential Bucks trade candidates including Austin Rivers, Lonzo Ball, Josh Hart, and... Bogdan Bogdanovic (0-11 mins). Charlie also talks about Steve Wojciechowski's firing and where does Marquette goes from here (11-22 mins). He discusses the Wisconsin Badgers quickly and why some seniors might be okay to come back (22-28 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about the LeBron James injury and what that does for the MVP race + Lakers in the playoffs (28-37 minutes).

The Daily Tap is live for another edition. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' huge win against the Philadelphia 76ers and why it mattered more than expected (0-13 minutes). Charlie breaks down the P.J. Tucker and wonders what could be next for the Milwaukee Bucks (13-20 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why Packers' fans need to chill about free agency (20-29 minutes).

On The Daily Tap today, Charlie breaks down some of the biggest fake sports narratives going. From the unsourced idea that teams will trade for Robert Tonyan, Wisconsin being able to beat Baylor, or Giannis not getting MVP votes because of the playoffs. They're all fake. Charlie breaks it down (0-14 minutes). He also previews Bucks-Sixers and why Milwaukee is in a no-win situation. (14-21 mins)> Charlie touches on Andy Dalton quickly before explaining why no one is an amateur on St. Patrick's Day.

The Daily Tap podcast discusses the latest criticism of the Green Bay Packers. Why did you draft A.J. Dillon to have him be a backup? Charlie explains why that's flawed thinking and gives his reasons why. (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about the free agency news such as Linsley, Corey Davis, and the lol Bears (14-22 minutes). The podcast rolls on to talk about how Giannis Antetokounmpo is forcing his way into the MVP discussion (22-32 minutes). And saying goodbye to Ryan Braun (32-36 minutes).

Charlie and Mitch start the week off right with Tapping The Keg. The boys talk about the NCAA Tournament to begin the show. They look at what chance Wisconsin has against North Carolina then go through all the brackets. The podcast moves on to discuss the impact of the Aaron Jones signing and what it might mean for the future of the Packers. The boys finish the show by previewing the Milwaukee Bucks' week and why there is some juice out of the Sixers' game on Wednesday.

On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Wisconsin Badgers' thriller against Penn State. He wonders if the team is a nobody believes in us candidate or fraudulent plus recapping an awesome day of hoops (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about the Bucks' big start to the second half with Giannis' triple-double, Bryn Forbes & Brook (16-24 minutes). Why competition between Avisail Garcia and Jackie Bradley Jr is a good thing (24-30 minutes).

Tapping The Keg podcast this week talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and COVID one year later plus some college hoops at the very end. The podcast starts with Charlie and Mitch talking about what to expect from the Milwaukee Bucks in the second half. Thoughts on Giannis, Khris Middleton, Jrue Holiday & more. The podcast also talks about the Packers' upcoming free agency and how no one knows. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch look back at COVID one year later then do some college hoops at the very end.

The Daily Tap's podcast today talks about Aaron Jones' contract situation as Green Bay decided not to tag him. Why he might be the Packers' version of Malcolm Brogdon when it's all said and done (0-11 minutes). Charlie talks about the joy of conference tournaments being back this week after being taken away from us because of COVID (11-19 minutes). Lastly, Charlie tells the story of his time going to the 2011 NLCS and why it's worth spending money sometimes (19-27 minutes).

The Daily Tap podcast is here for its Tuesday edition. Charlie talks about Dak Prescott's deal and what it means for the Green Bay Packers (0-16 minutes). He goes over what it could mean for a guy like Aaron Rodgers then what it could mean for Green Bay wanting to make moves for the offseason. Charlie also discusses what the Bucks might do at the trade deadline. The answer is not a lot, but why Giannis Antetokounmpo can recruit buyout guys to come here (16-24 minutes). The show wraps up with Charlie convincing everyone to be on the Brewers' bandwagon early (24-32 minutes).

The Daily Tap arrives Monday here with a lot of topics as well. We start with the Wisconsin Badgers discussing what happened on Sunday with Bo Borowski but why he's not the only reason for Wisconsin's failures. Also why Charlie can't feel bad for Brad Davison plus some Marquette stuff too (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about Giannis' All-Star Game performance then why it doesn't concern him Blake Griffin went to Brooklyn (15-25 minutes). The podcast talks Preston Smith trade market + any interest in Zach Ertz (25-30 mins). The Tap In talks about Bryson's big weekend and how golf survives without Tiger.(30-37 minutes).