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The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: LeRoy offers his expectations for the Brewers as they begin a difficult stretch against teams like the Cardinals and Dodgers. Also, Tobi offers a motivational speech to the team ahead of the tough games ahead.
The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: Tobi and LeRoy talk about the different coaching philosophies you see employed in sports today, and which one is the most effective for working with the modern athlete.
Tobi and LeRoy go over their expectations for the Packers' offensive line without David Bakhtiari and Elgton Jenkins to start the year.
The Wendy's Big Show Hour Two: LeRoy Butler makes a Hall Of Fame leap into the Lakeland University Studios to discuss what expectations should be for the Packers offensive line to start the season without David Bakhtiari or Elgton Jenkins on the field.
Tim Allen comments on a bit of a change in attitude he's noticed amongst Brewers' fans thanks to a two-game sweep of the Rays.
The Brewers are back to 10 games over .500 following their walk-off win against Tampa Bay. Now begins a difficult 13-game stretch including three against the Cardinals starting tomorrow and seven total against the NL-leading Dodgers.
We talk about this upcoming stretch and more with Tim Allen from the Gene Wagner Plumbing Baseball Postgame Show!
The Wendy's Big Show Hour One: The Brewers are back to 10 games over .500 following their walk-off win against Tampa Bay. Now begins a difficult 13-game stretch including three against the Cardinals starting tomorrow and seven total against the NL-leading Dodgers.
We talk about this upcoming stretch and more with Tim Allen from the Gene Wagner Plumbing Baseball Postgame Show!
AR checks with Siri to see what her confidence level is in the Brewers.
The Wendy's Big Show Hour Four: We check again on everyone's Brewers confidence levels as they begin their second of two games against the Rays. Also, Siri has something to say about the team's chances.
The Wendy's Big Show Hour Three: We're just over 48 hours out from the first Packers preseason game of 2022, and there are definitely some personnel decisions to still be made beforehand. However, one things is known for certain: quarterback Aaron Rodgers will not play in either of the first two preseason games. Yet some fans want to see more Rodgers after the way last season started. What do the Packers gain by Rodgers playing?
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