The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: We've got a jam-packed second hour! The hour starts with a conversation between Sparky & Gary and NFL Network analyst Charles Davis about his latest mock draft. The Bucks also take care of business and completed a regular season sweep of the Chicago Bulls last night. We wrap up the hour with a visit from a former Buck Michael Redd and his wife Achea to talk about the latter's new book "The Precipice of Mental Health: Becoming Your Own Safe Space".

The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: With Opening Day one day away (weather pending), we ask the question: can Brewers fans take over Wrigley Field this season like Cubs fans have attempted to do over the years in Milwaukee to mixed results? Also, Stephen A Smith has his facts wrong when it comes to Giannis. And we go over all the big Brewer storylines to start the year with Audacy MLB Insider Jon Heyman!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: Sparky, Gary, and LeRoy revisit the suspension of backup Brewers catcher Pedro Severino for violating the league's PED policy, as well as whether or not the Packers are rebuilding even though Rodgers is still under center. Also, we reveal our top five college basketball coaches of all time lists.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: Tiger Woods said today he is planning on playing in The Masters this weekend just a year removed from a near-fatal car crash. Sparky thinks this could set up to be the greatest comeback of all time, while LeRoy isn't as convinced. Also, Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll had some comments on the NFL's on-going problems hiring minority coaches.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: Sparky brings up the question of whether or not the Packers are rebuilding right now despite holding on to quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Gary, LeRoy, and the callers have their own thoughts on this.

The Athletic's Eric Nehm joins The Wendy's Big Show for some Bucks talk! We discuss the newest Milwaukee acquisition, why George Hill has been getting more minutes than Javon Carter, where Giannis stands in the current MVP race, and whether or not playoff seeding means all that much.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: As we start the show, news breaks that Brewers back-up catcher Pedro Severino has been suspended 80 games for violating the league's PED policy by taking Clomiphene to help with infertility issues. We discuss that and if fans are ready to roll on Opening Day this Thursday. Plus, the Bucks and Bulls meet tonight in Chicago; we discuss Bucks basketball with Eric Nehm from The Athletic!

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: We return to our conversation on whether or not the Packers defense, as currently constructed, can carry this team to a Super Bowl even without any A-list wide receivers. We also ask LeRoy for his thoughts on this topic, and take some time to go over the career of Coach Mike Krzyzewski after Duke fell over the weekend to North Carolina in the Final Four.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: With the changes being made to the way overtime is handled in NFL playoff games starting this year, do you think the Packers would have been to more Super Bowls had the rules been in place for some of their playoff losses? Sparky and Gary debate and are joined by LeRoy Butler as well. Also, Badger quarterback Graham Mertz had some comments on the team's pursuit of Caleb Williams.

The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: Two days after giving up 151 points with a roster mostly consisting of backups, the Bucks were handed their second straight loss by Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks yesterday. Is the fault for the loss being placed too much on Khris Middleton? Also, Sparky and Gary debate whether or not Lebron James has officially passed the torch as the face of the NBA. If so, who is the next face of the association?