The Interviews

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to explain why Milwaukee has proven it can go toe-to-toe with the Dodgers, Braves and the rest of the National League’s best. He discusses Brandon Woodruff’s slim chance of returning for the postseason and Trevor Megill’s dominant run closing games. Levering also looks at the potential bullpen boost from Abner Uribe and JoJo Romero while making the case for Pat Murphy in the Manager of the Year race. Plus, he breaks down William Contreras’ resurgence at the plate, Sal Frelick’s return and how Chad Patrick could be used out of the bullpen. With a crucial stretch against the Cubs and Reds ahead, the crew examines why the next few weeks could define the Brewers’ season.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to break down the biggest stories around the league heading into the second week of preseason action. Schefter explains why he believes international NFL expansion is eventually coming and how it could tie into an 18-game schedule and massive new revenue opportunities. He discusses the possibility of NFL discipline for Packers running back Josh Jacobs before the season and how Green Bay could approach roster upgrades as cuts begin around the league. Schefter also weighs in on Aaron Donald’s workouts with the Rams before explaining why Tucker Kraft could become the NFL’s highest-paid tight end despite the Packers and Kraft not being close on a new deal.

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to explain what Milwaukee learned from its latest series against the Dodgers and why the Brewers should feel confident in a potential postseason matchup. Levering discusses Bryce Turang’s health, Dustin May’s impressive start with Milwaukee and the importance of getting Sal Frelick back in the lineup. He also breaks down the Brewers’ plan to manage their young pitching staff down the stretch and Pat Murphy’s creative defensive combinations. Plus, Levering explains what makes Jacob Misiorowski so special and shares details about his campaign supporting the Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin chapter.

Craig Karmazin joins Jen and the crew after the Brewers rally for a dramatic win over the Dodgers. Craig explains why Milwaukee's sustained success deserves more appreciation and why he isn't worried about the team's ability to compete with baseball's best in October. The crew debates whether the comeback was the Brewers' biggest win of the season and what it showed about their resilience. They also discuss the possibility of Jacob Misiorowski appearing at WWE Raw just as Milwaukee prepares for the postseason. Plus, Craig pushes back on the doom and gloom surrounding the Bucks and explains why there's more to fandom than championships.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Homer and Joshy to discuss the latest on a potential Tucker Kraft extension, predicting his eventual average salary could start with a two and help reset the tight end market. Schefter explains why sentimentality surrounding Aaron Rodgers facing the Packers won't dictate Pittsburgh's preseason plans and weighs in on the possibility of the Bears eventually playing in Indiana. The crew also dives into Jayden Daniels' dispute with LSU over his name, image and likeness and another player wearing his former No. 5. Schefter dismisses preseason offensive line rankings after Green Bay landed 27th in an aggregate ranking, saying teams deserve the chance to prove themselves once the season begins. Plus, he looks ahead at J.J. McCarthy's future in Minnesota and why his days with the Vikings could be numbered beyond this season.

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down Christian Yelich and William Contreras moving down the lineup and why Milwaukee needs both to produce as the season progresses. Levering explains why this stretch against playoff contenders is so important with the Cubs still chasing the Brewers and the trade deadline now in the rearview mirror. He discusses the six-man rotation, Logan Henderson pitching into the seventh inning and how the Brewers are managing their young arms and bullpen. Jeff also explains what has changed for a surging Jackson Chourio and shares an update on Joey Ortiz. Plus, Levering details Gary Sánchez’s underrated leadership in the clubhouse and why Abner Uribe’s incredible athleticism and mound celebrations are so entertaining.

Craig Karmazin joins Jen and Chewy to discuss why the Brewers' pitching staff gives him confidence heading toward the postseason and why the front office has earned trust with its long-term approach. Craig pushes back on the idea that the regular season no longer matters, arguing that Brewers fans should appreciate just how consistently successful this team has become while still expecting an October breakthrough. The conversation turns to Christian Yelich, his struggles at DH and whether rest or a different spot in the lineup could help him contribute when the games matter most. Craig also explains why he's excited about the new-look Bucks despite low expectations before weighing in on the Packers, Bears and the upcoming NFL season.

ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to provide the latest on Tucker Kraft's contract negotiations and why he still expects a deal to get done before the regular season. Schefter also weighs in on Baker Mayfield's contract dispute in Tampa Bay, Minnesota's quarterback competition, and the Bears' injury concerns heading into the season. Plus, he shares the latest on Aaron Donald's potential return, discusses the biggest storylines around NFL training camps, and explains what he's watching as preseason football officially kicks off.

Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down everything from the Brewers' trade deadline. Levering explains why he believes Milwaukee made a legitimate push for Tarik Skubal, discusses whether the Tigers or Skubal himself played a role in the deal falling through, and shares why Dustin May could be the most impactful addition of the deadline. Plus, the crew talks about Brandon Sproat's rough outing, Pat Murphy's message to the clubhouse, concerns about the top of the Brewers' lineup, and whether Matt Arnold's comments reveal a team that truly believes it can win the World Series despite missing out on the biggest name on the market.

Ryan Braun joins the Yuengling Legends Line and says Skubal going to the Dodgers meaningfully raises the challenge for Milwaukee, especially because it keeps the Brewers from pairing Skubal with Jacob Misiorowski in a playoff series. Braun gives the Brewers’ pitching lab the benefit of the doubt with May and Romero, saying the organization has a strong track record of unlocking better versions of pitchers. He also discusses what trade deadline day feels like inside a clubhouse, why postseason experience matters for young hitters, and why he would be open-minded about calling up Jesús Made if Milwaukee does not add a major bat.