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It's World Series Week on Wisconsin’s Afternoon News! Super Bowl champion and Packers Hall of Famer Mark Tauscher joins John Mercure and Julia Fello to discuss the challenges of preparing for a championship game, Josh Jacobs’ potential return against the Detroit Lions, Micah Parsons’ recovery and concerns surrounding the NFL’s handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clot complications. Plus, Travel Wisconsin Secretary Anne Sayers shares some of the state's best romantic getaways, from secluded cabins in the Driftless Area to culinary experiences in Lake Geneva and a weekend escape to Beloit. Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce President and CEO Dale Kooyenga also joins to discuss the business and leadership lessons behind the Brewers’ World Series run, potential MLB labor negotiations and the creative lengths fans are going to secure tickets to baseball’s biggest stage.
Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce President and CEO Dale Kooyenga joins Wisconsin’s Afternoon News to discuss the excitement surrounding the Brewers’ World Series appearance and the valuable lessons businesses and young professionals can learn from the team's success. Kooyenga highlights Jake Bauers’ remarkable comeback story, the importance of perseverance, a winning mindset and the team-first culture Pat Murphy has built in Milwaukee. Plus, how a World Series matchup between two small-market teams could impact MLB’s upcoming labor negotiations and concerns about a potential lockout. Kooyenga also shares some of the creative ways Brewers fans are trying to secure World Series tickets, from trading services to offering a pontoon boat, and describes the electric atmosphere taking over Milwaukee.
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