WISCO SPORTS SHOW with Grant Bilse

Green Bay musters only 17 points in their lost to Washington, despite an impressive return from Aaron Jones.  Is McCarthy’s stubborn coaching style costing this Packer’s offense, or has chemistry yet to be built in week 3?  Christian Yelich continues his MVP push, while Clay Matthews laments his frustration.

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Brewers take the series with big hits from Aguilar and Pina, while Gio Gonzalez posts another good outing.  With all NL Central contenders idle today, we look at the final stretch for all three teams and their postseason possibilities.  Tim Dillard has joined the Fox Sports Wisconsin team, and he is a joy to listen to and watch!

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Christian Yelich joins an exclusive list of players who have hit for the cycle twice in one season, and now stands alone as the only player to do it against the same team.  Aside from hitting for the cycle twice, do Yelich’s 2nd half numbers demand serious NL MVP consideration?  “Radio” Joe Zenzola joins the program to recall the Badger’s dismal performance as he saw it from Camp Randall, as expectations must be reset heading into Big 10 play.

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Brewers pull within one game of the NL Central leading Cubs, as the veteran Curtis Granderson falls a double short of the cycle.  Brian Gutekunst had many problems to address this offseason, and he chose to ignore backup quarterback.  Matt Skradie makes his Wisco Sports Show debut to preview this weekends Packers/Vikings week 2 match up.

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The Crew took the opener in Chicago behind Josh Hader’s brilliant 6 strikeout outing to pull within 1 game in the NL Central race.  The 5 Star Telecom Talk and Text line was busy to talk about chili recipes (yes, really) and Packer and Badger updates.

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