Tapping The Keg Sports Podcast Network: Recent Episodes
Charlie Tritschler
Tapping The Keg Sports Podcast Network features two podcast - The Daily Tap: A near daily podcast & Tapping The Keg, a weekly podcast with Charlie & Mitch. Each podcast cover the hottest topics in the Wisconsin sports landscape. Subscribe, rate, & review.
MItch are talking about the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and football The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch recapping the MLB trade deadline. Did the Brewers get better, worse, or stay the same? The boys discuss and their answer may surprise you. From there, they talk about the Tarik Skubal deal to the Los Angeles Dodgers and why it compares to the Luka Doncic deal. After that, Charlie and Mitch discuss if they're worried at all about the very hot Chicago Cubs. They switch to basketball where they wonder why is everyone so down on the Milwaukee Bucks? Yes, it coudl be bad but not so bad. Lastly, they discuss why today is the worst day on the sports calendar.
Charlie and Mitch settle in for Tapping The Keg episode 660 where they talk about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin BadgersThe podcast begins with the boys getting you all ready for Green Bay Packers' training camp with the biggest storylines to know for the next month. The podcast continues with the boys digging into the latest tea leaves around Tarik Skubal and what might happen from a trade perspective with the Milwaukee Brewers. Mitch convinces me to deal Logan Henderson. The podcast rolls on to talk about the Wisconsin Badgers in their put up or shut up here. Can Luke Fickell turn it around?
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch discuss the Milwaukee Brewers and the Milwaukee Bucks. Tap in for the 659th edition of the podcast.It begins by discussing the questions that are burning through the Milwaukee Brewers' fans' heads. Will the Brewers make a big move for Tarik Skubal, Mason Miller, or others? They also discuss if Joey Ortiz is the permanent solution at third base and why you shouldn't worry about Jacob Misiorowski's health. From there, they talk about the Milwaukee Bucks not being done this offseason with thoughts on Peyton Watson and Jonathan Kuminga. Lastly, they play name association with the Brewers alumni returning this weekend.
On this episode of Tapping The Keg Podcast, hosts Charlie and Mitch cover everything happening in Wisconsin sports right now.Milwaukee Brewers Second-Half Preview: The Brewers enter the second half of the 2026 season at 59-37, holding the second-best record in all of Major League Baseball and a five-game lead over the Chicago Cubs in the NL Central. We break down what's gone right in the first half, the pitching questions surrounding Brandon Woodruff and Kyle Harrison, and what Milwaukee needs to address before the trade deadline to make a real push in the second half.Is Jordan Love Underrated? ESPN's annual quarterback rankings left Jordan Love off the top 10 entirely, with Jared Goff and Caleb Williams grabbing the final two spots ahead of him. We break down how Love stacks up against quarterbacks like Drake Maye, Matthew Stafford, and Dak Prescott, and make the case for why the Packers QB deserves more respect heading into 2026.Brayden Burries Summer League Hype: The Milwaukee Bucks' No. 10 overall pick has been one of the biggest breakout stars of NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, averaging over 22 points per game on efficient shooting. We discuss why Burries is looking like a steal for Milwaukee's new era and what it means for the Bucks' rebuild.Our Pittsburgh Trip: Charlie and Mitch recap their trip to Pittsburgh to catch the Brewers take on the Pirates — the ballpark, the city, and everything that came with it.Subscribe to Tapping The Keg Podcast for weekly Wisconsin sports talk covering the Brewers, Packers, Bucks, and everything in between.
This week we're tackling one of the bigger debates in Wisconsin sports right now — is Jordan Love or Jacob Misiorowski the state's most popular athlete? We break down the case for each. From there, we revisit the Giannis stories that came out last week and dig into what they really mean, share our early read on Bucks free agency, and wrap up with the Brewers' biggest problem right now — and whether it's something they can actually fix.New episodes of Tapping The Keg Sports drop once a week, mostly on Thursdays but occasionally Wednesday or Friday— Wisconsin sports, straight talk.Topics: Jordan Love, Jacob Misiorowski, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks free agency, Milwaukee Brewers
On this week's edition of Tapping The Keg, Charlie and Mitch cover all things Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie opens the floor to Mitch who gives his thoughts on the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade and why he doesn't blame Giannis too much. Charlie asks some questions that he still has 24 hours later. From there, the boys talk about the two newest members of the Milwaukee Bucks - Brayden Burries and Nate Ament. Burries is someone the boys are excited about but this mean Tyler Herro is on his way out? They also talk about why the Ament pick is easier to swallow as the second pick, not the first.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is traded to the Miami Heat. Charlie reacts in the moment to the deal that finally happened in the NBA world. Charlie talks about the deal itself and the pieces of it. What he likes about Kel'el Ware, Jaime Jacquez, kasparas jakucionis, plus the complicated nature of Tyler Herro and what happens at the NBA Draft tomorrow. He also reflects on why sports barely have happy endings plus why Giannis deserves some blame for what happened.
On today's podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the latest with Giannis Antetokounmpo, NBA Finals, Milwaukee Brewers, and the World CupThe boys start with trying to figure out everything that is going on with Giannis Antetokounmpo at the moment. They cover everything starting with the latest news, talking about the Celtics and Heat along with other news and notes. They talk about the consequences of the NBA Finals winner being the New York Knicks as well. They get into the big matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and Atlanta Braves and why going to Atlanta isn't as scary as once believed. Lastly, Charlie and Mitch catch World Cup fever like everyone else.
Mitch cover off on Wisconsin sports topics about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.The podcast kicks off with Charlie giving Mitch a few different NBA Draft scenarios that could happen. What if Darryn Peterson falls to five? Would you trade 10 for some of OKC picks and maybe a player? What happens if Giannis Antetokounmpo stays? From there, we talk about how the Green Bay Packers aren't over their drama from last year and it's starting to be a concern. Lastly with the signings of Luis Lara and Cooper Pratt, what does the future of the Brewers look like
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, NBA Finals, and Giannis Antetokounmpo Charlie and Mitch kick off the show talking about what the Milwaukee Brewers might do at the trade deadline. Yes, it might be early but things are starting to bubble including around Tarik Skubal plus why the Brewers need for a bat might be harder to find. They also discuss if the Brewers are too nice. The boys get into Micah Parsons comments about 'no football' for nine months. Charlie makes his prediction as to when to expect Parsons back. They also discuss Christian Watson's extension and why it's a good deal for the Packers. They also discuss what the Milwaukee Bucks could take from the NBA Finals teams plus how they feel about a potential Giannis trade this week.
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about Wisconsin Sports and the summer themes that each team will have in the next three months.The boys begin with the Milwaukee Brewers. And why the Brewers? Because they are playing a very exciting brand of baseball right now. We talk about our joy in watching the team and why there is hope for this season, including October. From there, they talk about the summer of uncertainty for the Milwaukee Bucks. Who knows what will happen? Will Giannis get traded? Will the Bucks keep him? Lastly, they discuss why this summer could be the summer of doubt for the Green Bay Packers. The podcast wraps up with some general discussion on the NBA playoffs.
Mitch get back in the saddle for the 650th edition of Tapping The Keg sports. The boys discuss the Milwaukee Brewers' big week over the Chicago Cubs, the Giannis + OKC connection, and whether home-field advantage is dead. The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch recapping the epic Brewers sweep over the Chicago Cubs. They talk about the pitching staff, the offense, and if the Brewers have replaced the Packers as the team with the biggest mental edge in Wisconsin. The podcast continues with some NBA talk as they explain why Oklahoma City could push the Giannis Antetokounmpo button and why it makes a ton of sense. They also talk about other NBA topics as well. Lastly, they get deep on Game 7s, homefield, corporate takeovers, and much more
On this edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay PackersPodcast begins with the boys reacting to the Bucks place in the NBA lottery. Who should they target in that spot? Is this the start of a trade for the Bucks? If it's a start of a trade, does it mean for Giannis Antetokounmpo? We discuss that + would a new owner really want to start fresh without Antetokounmpo. From there, we are riding the vibe wave from the Milwaukee Brewers hot weekend versus the New York Yankees and why this is who the Brewers are. Lastly, Green Bay Packers 2026 NFL Schedule comes out this week. Charlie gives his rankings of best home and road games to attend.
Charlie is back with another episode of Tapping The Keg Sports breaking down everything happening in Wisconsin sports.Charlie opens the show with why Friday feels like the real start of the Milwaukee Brewers season and what lies ahead for Milwaukee. From there, he hands out this week’s Brewers Golden Kegs, recognizing the biggest winners, standouts, and storylines around the club.He also dives into the latest Giannis Antetokounmpo to Boston Celtics chatter, why the rumors continue to make little sense, and what Bucks fans should actually pay attention to this offseason.To close things out, Charlie previews what’s next for the podcast and what listeners can expect from upcoming episodes.Topics Include:⚾ Why Friday feels like the Brewers’ true season opener🏆 Brewers Golden Kegs: Best and worst of the week🏀 Giannis-to-Boston rumors and why they’re nonsense🎙️ A preview of what’s next for the podSubscribe, rate, and review Tapping The Keg Sports wherever you get your podcasts.
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg Sports podcast handles these topics: The Green Bay Packers NFL Draft, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the NCAA Tournament expanding to 76 games.The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch discussing the Green Bay Packers' 2026 NFL Draft. They break it down from defense, offense, and special teams with the question - Did the Packers get better, worse, or the same? From there, they get mad about power rankings before digging into the Milwaukee Brewers. They explain why the Brewers are in perfect position for when the stretch run comes in late May. Lastly, the boys rant about the NCAA Tournament going to 76 teams and try to figure out ways to make it actually seem appealing.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers needs in the NFL Draft, the NL Central's difficulty, and the latest on the Milwaukee Bucks head coaching search plus a hell of a lot of hijinxs.The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch going over every position group for the Green Bay Packers and wondering how important the need is for each position when it comes to the draft. They rate it from 0-10. From there, they talk about the NL Central and how it's the best division in baseball. Will that last? Plus Mitch explains why he's a draft dodger. Lastly, they talk about the Taylor Jenkins Bucks news, Giannis staying in town, and the NBA Playoffs Amazon Prime problem.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch discuss the Milwaukee Bucks, NBA Playoffs, NFL Draft, and some other fun topics at the end. The podcast begins with Charlie recapping his hellacious week. From there, the boys get into who might be a candidate for the Milwaukee Bucks head coaching position. They run through a variety of names who might make sense. They discuss the NBA Playoffs through the lens of which teams become Giannis teams if they flame out early. After that, they talk about the Green Bay Packers needing to change their approach to the NFL Draft. Lastly, some bus tour and sir talk.
On the 645th edition of the Tapping The Keg sports podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about Giannis Antetokounmpo versus the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers first 12 games, and different approach to John Blackwell's transfer portal news. The podcast begins with the boys deep diving all things Giannis, Bucks and trying to figure out where things sit today. From there, they talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and wonder if some things about the team are real or just April baseball. Lastly, Charlie offers a different POV on Wisconsin Badgers' guard John Blackwell's portal decision.
Mitch talked about the Milwaukee Brewers, the upcoming NBA Playoffs without the Bucks, and Matt Lafleur's recent quotes. The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch breaking down the first week of the Brewers. They are both very excited. They talk about all they liked and a few things they did not. From there, Charlie and Mitch discuss if they're going to watch the NBA Playoffs without the Milwaukee Bucks? They also talk about who could end up on the Bucks from the Final Four teams. Lastly, they break down all the things Matt LaFleur said this week.
On today's special edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie does a solo show to address the state of everything. He starts with the Milwaukee Brewers and Major League Baseball. He moves to the NBA to talk about Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. From there, he ranks his favorite games from the Sweet 16, then gets into what the offseason looks like for Marquette and Wisconsin. Packers talk is all about weirdness. Lastly, Charlie discusses some of his recent thoughts on Tapping The Keg and where it's going.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk Milwaukee Brewers, Wisconsin Sports fans acting like 'losers' and the NCAA TournamentGet ready for a Milwaukee Brewers season preview as the boys set expectations for 2026, break down the roster, and highlight key players to watch in the first month. Charlie and Mitch also dive into the growing Wisconsin sports “loser mentality”—is the doom and gloom justified or overblown? Plus, a look at March Madness trends: is the Cinderella run dead, and should the tournament expand?
In this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch get together to talk about March Madness disappointments, Milwaukee Bucks latest drama with Giannis Antetokounmpo, and the recent stories about the Green Bay PackersThe show kicks off with Charlie and Mitch talking about how disappointing it is to not be in March Madness with Charlie's Marquette team not being there. They also talk about the Milwaukee Bucks not making the postseason as well as what it is like when the Brewers and Packers don't make the playoffs. From there, they talk about why the Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo are at odds and what comes next. Lastly, they start a new segment called serious or silly season about the Green Bay Packers and all the issues about them putting the naming rights up for sale.
The Wisconsin Sports Tap List brought to you by Tapping The Keg Sports discusses March Madness, Milwaukee Brewers + WBC, the Milwaukee Bucks and St Patrick's Dxay. Here are the topice that we discuss below March Madness: Mubb fan rooting guideBadgers: Why the inferiority complex? Brewers: Milwaukee should host some WBC games + Venezuela/USA recapNFL: Will the lack of scarcity dent the NFL’s upward trajectoryBucks: Could Doc Rivers win a title with the 2026 All nba team Bucks: It’s absurd that Giannis is still playing basketball for this team Austin 316 Day: Austin will likely never ever be replicated + my favorite Austin stories March: Is this the biggest drinking month of the year? General: Podcast crisis at age 37
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and March Madness.The show begins with Charlie giving out 'fire takes' about free agency. Some of the opinions that he has formed in the first few days. See if Mitch agrees with him or not. From there, Charlie and Mitch discuss if the Milwaukee Bucks are waving the white flag on the season. They also discuss if Bobby Portis' comments about Giannis Antetokounmpo were fair. They also talk about if Brice Turang is becoming a superstar before their very eyes and why the Brewers didn't sign him to an extension last year. Lastly, Charlie explains why his 'sports hate' amps up in the month of March.
The Wisconsin Sports Tap List, presented by Tapping The Keg Sports, is back with another loaded episode as Charlie breaks down the first wave of Green Bay Packers free agency and answers the biggest questions Packers fans are asking right now.Charlie digs into whether Zaire Franklin is actually an upgrade over Quay Walker, what the Packers are getting in corner Ben St. Juste, and if the addition of Skyy Moore means Green Bay is finally taking special teams seriously. There’s also a look at the surprising return the Packers got involving Rashan Gary and what the future could look like for Kingsley Enagbare in the pass rush rotation.The episode also tackles the potential departure of Elgton Jenkins and whether it would be a major loss for the offensive line. With Sean Rhyan back in the mix, Charlie explores whether the Packers should still prioritize adding a center and what the offensive line configuration could look like moving forward. There’s also discussion around the wide receiver room and who could step up if there’s a void created by Romeo Doubs, along with Charlie’s overall reaction to the first two days of Packers free agency and the lingering question: What exactly are the Packers planning to do with all of their remaining cap space?Outside of Packers talk, the Tap List also dives into some other sports storylines. Charlie discusses the brewing Brice Turang vs. Gunnar Henderson beef, the strange USA vs. Italy no-show situation that could impact Team USA’s chances, and reacts to Bam Adebayo’s rough 83-point performance. The episode wraps with a quick Bucks vs. Jazz watch, plus Charlie explains why he’s officially out on the hot honey trend.eIf you’re a Green Bay Packers fan, Milwaukee sports fan, or just enjoy Wisconsin sports commentary, the Wisconsin Sports Tap List from Tapping The Keg Sports brings quick-hitting reactions, opinions, and storylines from around the state.New episodes from Tapping The Keg Sports cover the Packers, Bucks, Brewers, and the biggest stories in Wisconsin sports.
Charlie and Mitch are back with another episode of Tapping The Keg Sports, diving into the biggest conversations in Wisconsin sports. The guys start with a Milwaukee Brewers Buy or Sell for the 2026 season, breaking down expectations for the roster, potential breakout players, and whether the Brewers are a top five team in baseball. Which players and storylines should fans believe in, and which ones might be fool’s gold as the season approaches?Next, the conversation shifts to the Milwaukee Bucks and the “what if” surrounding Charles Lee. With Lee now getting his own head coaching opportunity, Charlie and Mitch revisit the Bucks’ coaching search and ask an interesting question: What would things look like today if Milwaukee had hired Charles Lee instead? The guys discuss coaching philosophy, player development, and whether Lee could have been the long-term answer for the Bucks.To wrap things up, the podcast finishes with a Green Bay Packers free agency rapid-fire segment. Charlie and Mitch run through the latest rumors, potential targets, and roster needs as the Packers look to build around Jordan Love and stay competitive in the NFC. Which moves make the most sense, and what should Packers fans realistically expect this offseason?If you’re a fan of the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Green Bay Packers, this episode of Tapping The Keg Sports has you covered with analysis, debate, and a few classic Wisconsin sports tangents along the way.
Here are all the topics for this week's Wisconsin Sports Tap List. Make sure you check out Tapping The Keg on all your social platforms. 1. Giannis Return Needs to Mean Something 2. Should Packers Ship Out Some of Their Veterans? - Rashan Gary, Quay Walker, Elgton Jenkins 3. Question: What will it take for Ed Policy to see the light on MLF + Gutey4. Most Disappointing Marquette Season: This year, 2013-2014, not making the tourney for 2 years w/ Diener + Novak5. Did I f**k up trading Ryan Rollins for Cam Thomas? 6. Miami OH is made for the first four 7. Brewers Excitement Building - Miz the ace? Brice Turang sneaky MVP candidate Andrew The Situation Fischer? Jesus Made? Logan Henderson8. Hockey popularity: Green Bay Gamblers Experience, Do I latch onto a team? 9. Puetro Rico Winners + Losers
Here is this week's Wisconsin Sports Tap Lists. Questions for the topics are listed belowQuestion 1: Is Pat Murphy, the Brewers biggest blessing in disguise? Question 2: Are the Milwaukee Brewers done making moves? Question 3: Is the Indiana Bears the funniest thing everQuestion 4: Should the Packers tradee a receiver for a defensive tackle or croner Question 5: Kappy: Most underrated Bucks player Question 6: Are we sure the Ray Allen trade damaged the franchise? Question 7: Coach: What’s your Marquette outlook for the rest of the yearQuestion 8: Should college basketball have one February saturday of just non-conference games? Question 9: Do we put too much pressure on Olympic athletes Question 10: Give us one HS sports story
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about Milwaukee Bucks, the NBA Draft and the Green Bay Packers. The podcast begins with the boys discussing what are the post-All Star Break storylines for the Milwaukee Bucks. Can they really make the playoffs? What about Ousmane Dieng? How about telling Kyle Kuzma and Bobby Portis that they can leave? They also discuss if an NBA rookie free agency would want to sign with the Milwaukee Bucks. They also talk about tanking in great detail. Lastly, they wonder what's going to happen with the Packers special teams after Rich Bisaccia calls it quits
Mitch discussing why the Milwaukee Bucks cannot actually tank like fans want them to. It's an impossible mission and why it's okay if the Bucks are still drafting in the 7th through 10th spot in the draft. The boys move on to talk about Giannis and his deal with Kalshi. How did he become the villain? Is this Ryan Braun 2.0? From there, they try to figure out who will play third base for the Milwaukee Brewers. Lastly, they talk about Sam Darnold and why we are so quick to overreact with Super Bowl winning quarterbacks
On this week's Wisconsin Sports Tap List, we covered the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and much more. Here are the questions listedQuestion 1: Brewers Model + What are your thoughts on the Caleb Durbin trade? Clayton - Question 2: How soon do you think Jesus Made can come up? Do you think he is a shortstop Question 3: Does Cam Thomas have the potential to be more than just a tank commander? Clayton - Question 4 - After watching the Super Bowl, how close are the Packers? Coach - Question 5 - Rank the hatred for NFC North teams/fanbaseQuestion 6: What was it like to be a late-90s WI Sports fan? Question 7: Should Kansas tell Darryn Peterson to sit the rest of the season? Question 8: Is Chris Gotterup Gen Z Brooks Koepka? RetrQueon 9: Did Chipotle hit its peak? I feel like I don’t go as much as I did 10 years agoQuestion 10: Valentine’s Day - Properly rated, overrated, underrated? . If you want to ask a question for the show, reach out on X, Instagram, TikTok or email - wisconsintaplist@gmail.com
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch break down all that happened at the NBA trade deadline with the Milwaukee Bucks, specifically Giannis Antetokounmpo. They also talk about the Green Bay Packers and a host of other things to wrap up the showThe podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch celebrating the fact that Giannis Antetokounmpo stayed in Milwaukee and did not leave. They break down what happens next. Will the Bucks tank the season? Can they make a push into the playoffs? They also talk about the newest Buck Ousmane Dieng and if Doc Rivers will be shown the door early. The boys also discuss how the NBA media embarrassed themselves and why it's their fault, not the Bucks or Giannis. Lastly, Charlie and Mitch get into the Green Bay Packers playing politics with the Brian Gutekunst press conference and not showing their hand.
This week's edition of the Wisconsin Sports Tap List tackles questions about Giannis Antetokounmpo, the NBA trade deadline, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers. Submit your question on Twitter, Instagram, or email (Wisconsintaplist@gmail.com) What’s your rankings of giannis trade teams from ‘tolerable’ to ‘puke.’ What does your ideal deadline look like? Should anyone trust Jon Horst to draft a good player? Have you ever had a coworker with job security like Doc Rivers If you had a year full of tunnel fits, what would your style be? Are you mad the Brewers didn’t even sniff Eugenio Suarez? Are the Packers really keeping Steno and Pit Boss Rich? Who is the Packers' next QB reclamation project? Will we ever see a Taylor Swift halftime show? Can any man buy his significant other Sydney Sweeney’s lingerie brand?
Mitch talk about the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade talks, the Green Bay Packers offseason, and what's the best place to road trip for the Milwaukee Brewers this upcoming season.
The Tap List is a Wisconsin Sports podcast brought to you by Tapping The Keg Sports where host Charlie takes listener questions about Wisconsin Sports topics about the Green Bay Packers and Milwaukee Bucks along with other off-the-wall questions. Here's the list in order below. Question 1: Is Jonathan Gannon the right coach for the Green Bay Packers/ Question 2: What is with Badgers fans obsession w Jim Leonard? Question 3: Clayton: Worse shape right now - Bucks or Packers?Question 4: Is the lawn mower curse real for the Packers? Question 5: Milwaukee Bucks City Edition Jersey Rankings Question 6: what’s your favorite movie in 2025? Question 7: Why does the media think they know everything about GiannisQuestion 8:: Are the Vikings the most mad fans watching the Super Bowl? Question 9: Is Sheduert the Miz of the NFL with his Pro Bowl Selection? Question 10: Are You a Hardo For Running outside in subzero temps?
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, we get breaking news as Freddy Peralta is traded to the New York Mets as we tape. We also talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and the NFL Championship weekend as it relates to the Green Bay Packers.We start the show with the Milwaukee Bucks and look at all of the potential trade options for the Bucks. We break it down from Tier 5: 'We will help you pack your bags to Tier 1: Jon Horst, you're on my s*** list. After that we react live to Freddy Peralta being traded to the New York Mets for Brendan Sproat and Jett Williams. We talk about the deal itself, what Sproat and Williams bring to the Brew Crew and many other topics. Lastly, what are the things about each of the remaining NFL teams that will make Green Bay Packers fans jealous?
On today's edition of the Game Review podcast, Charlie talks about Indiana football winning the National Championship and what it means for other schools, Green Bay Packers need a new DC, Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette Golden Eagles recaps from their win on Monday.The podcast begins with Charlie discussing why anyone could be Indiana football. Both Wisconsin football and Marquette basketball should have a long look at what the Hooisers did. After that, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers' need for a new defensive coordinator. Who are the options that the Packers will look at? Plus, Charlie gives his rankings. Charlie recaps a positive game from the Milwaukee Bucks, then gives his take on what he saw from the Marquette Golden Eagles.
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the end of the Green Bay Packers season, whether the Milwaukee Bucks should tank or make a trade, and lastly discuss Alex Bregman coming to the Chicago CubsThe podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch getting into all the nitty gritty details about the Green Bay Packers season. They talk about what they like. What they didn't like and what might be on the way this offseason. They also talk a little bit about the NFL Playoffs and who they're rooting for. The podcast moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks. We decide if we're team tank or team trade. Lastly, the boys react to Alex Bregman now with the Chicago Cubs.
Tap List is back with a new format! I take 10 questions whether it is from Wisconsin sports or general. Feel free to submit your questions on X or Instagram which will be listed below. Here's the topics for the first weekPackersShould packers pull a Texans next year with Matt LaFleur? Packers dream coaching staff? Aaron Rodgers retirement party on Sunday?BucksIs time to move on from Doc Rivers? Would you rather trade Ryan Rollins or KPJ? CBB/MarquetteFavorite Marquette team that isn’t the 2003 teamPGA what does it say about Brooks coming back and other LIV guys choosing not to? General What’s worse: OWI at 6p or 21 times over? Do I feel less as a man doing a workout program built for females? How far will you go to win a grudge with your wife Submit your questions here - www.x.com/tappingthekeg or www.instagram.com/tappingthekegsports
On today's podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers meltdown against the Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers level of playoff losing, the Milwaukee Bucks having an issue with a guard, and a rapid fire college basketball segment. The podcast begins with Charlie breaking down what happened to the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night. He discusses why it should cost Matt LaFleur his job (But will not) and also how this kept happening to the Packers. From there, he gets into the levels of losing for the Green Bay Packers in the playoffs and why this fit a level 5 loss. Charlie moves on from there and discusses the Milwaukee Bucks having a Kevin Porter Jr problem and what they can do to fix it. Lastly, Charlie talks about what happened this weekend with college basketball in the state of Wisconsin. Nigel James Jr, Green Bay Phoenix, and Wisconsin all featured.
Tapping The Keg podcast is BACK! After a two-week hiatus, the boys are back talking Wisconsin Sports and they're covering the Green Bay Packers' playoff matchup, Milwaukee Bucks latest, Wisconsin Badgers portal news and Milwaukee Brewers rumors.They start the show breaking down the Green Bay Packers playoff matchup against the Chicago Bears. Why they are feeling confident. What happens if the Packers lose and much more. From there, they talk about Peter Feigen leaving the Milwaukee Bucks and why it might be a bad sign for Giannis Antetokounmpo. They also talk about the Bucks and their west coast trip. They discuss about the Wisconsin Badgers transfer portal and while it looks great, does it mean anything? Lastly, they discuss the recent pickup in Freddy Peralta rumors.
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg game review podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles.The podcast begins with Charlie explaining why Matt LaFleur is on the hot seat and why it is justified. From there, Charlie talks about the Packers' seven seed and why some facts are needed if discussing it. Charlie moves on from football to explain why Giannis Antetokounmpo handed out a bunch of statements on Saturday night. Lastly, Charlie covers the social media disaster that took place last night with Marquette basketball
On this episode of Tapping The Keg Sports Mini Keg, we react to the shocking Green Bay Packers collapse against the Chicago Bears and break down why this loss could make or break the Packers’ season. We dive into what went wrong, how much blame deserves to be shared, and what this performance says about the team moving forward in a critical stretch.We also hand out Packers-Bears box score Golden Kegs, highlighting the players who stood out — for better or worse — in one of the most frustrating games of the year.Next, we shift gears to Marquette basketball, where questions are growing about whether Shaka Smart has been given too much power. We discuss roster control, decision-making, and why patience is wearing thin among fans and observers.To wrap things up, we preview the Milwaukee Bucks upcoming road trip, breaking down key matchups, potential pitfalls, and what the Bucks need to prove away from home as they look for consistency.
Charlie and Mitch get together for another edition of the Tapping The Keg Podcast where they cover the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks and Wisconsin Sports in 2026. The podcast begins with the boys discussing the fallout from the Micah Parsons injury. Where do the Packers go from here? Are they still contenders? When should we expect Micah back? They also break down what the defense should look like against the Chicago Bears next week. From there, they talk about Doc Rivers being on the hot seat and if it's justified plus they get into all of the things that are happening with the Milwaukee Bucks. Finally, why unknown should be the 2026 word for Wisconsin Sports.
In this episode of the Tapping The Keg Game Review podcast, Charlie breaks down the Green Bay Packers' tough loss to the Denver Broncos, handing out box score golden kegs to highlight standout performances from the game. Plus, Charlie dives into the Milwaukee Brewers' latest trade and discusses why this winter will be the most challenging yet for Milwaukee basketball, covering both the Bucks and Marquette. Tap in and stay awhile.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch discuss the Green Bay Packers matchup with the Denver Broncos, Packers' Super Bowl matchups versus the AFC, the latest drama in the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade talks and lastly some deep dive looks at the Milwaukee Brewers this offseason.The podcast begins with the boys previewing the Broncos-Packers game. They discuss the matchup and why they both feel pretty good about the Packers in this one. They also talk about Packers-Broncos as a Super Bowl matchup and run through some of the other AFC matchups. They move on to discuss why Giannis Antetokounmpo is becoming a villain and why it's time for Giannis to make a decision. Lastly, they discuss the Milwaukee Brewers offseason - Should they trade Trevor Megill? Should they trade Freddy Peralta? Who should they trade for?
On today's podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears rivalry, recapping the game with Golden Kegs, Marquette's awful loss to Wisconsin, why the Milwaukee Bucks need to start winning games and a few thoughts on the CFB Playoffs.The podcast begins with Charlie explaining why the Packers-Bears rivalry feels as real as it has ever been in his lifetime (2:00). From there, Charlie breaks down the game with box golden kegs discussing who played the best and who played the worst (15:00). Charlie talks about how Marquette got dominated on Saturday by Wisconsin and why it's the same old story plus a saving grace with a bad Big East (28:00). Charlie explains why this is a massive week for the Milwaukee Bucks (39:00) plus some thoughts on the CFB Playoff (45:00).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg Podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears, Giannis trade rumors and some rapid fire topicsThe podcast begins with the boys discussing the matchup between the Packers-Bears. They talk about how the Packers win this game. How they lose this game. Who has the most pressure on them? Micah Parsons impact and much more. They also get into the latest with Giannis Antetokounmpo and trade rumors. Who is to blame for all of the recent rumors? Is it the NBA? Is it Giannis? They also go through some other topics like Marquette-Wisconsin, Brewers new uniforms, College football disaster.
On this week's Mini Keg, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers big matchup with the Chicago Bears, the Milwaukee Bucks weekend performance plus a lookahead to December, Marquette Golden Eagles recent loss and the Wisconsin Badgers losing yet optimism for next year. Charlie discusses why this is the biggest Packers-Bears game in the last decade and gets you ready fro the game even on a Monday for next Sunday! (3:00). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks weekend plus a lookahead to December (17:00). From there, Charlie explains why there is not enough leadership on the Marquette Golden Eagles roster and why it's killing this team thus far (30:00). Charlie finishes the show discussing the Wisconsin Badgers loss to Minnesota but explaining the perceived optimism for next year (40:00)
On this Tapping The Keg' Mini Keg podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers matchup with the Detroit Lions, the Milwaukee Bucks hitting rock bottom, and how the NIL era killed college basketball's Feast Week.The podcast begins with Charlie's excitement about the Packers taking on the Lions. He explains how this is one of the premier matchups in the NFL and how it's here to stay. He introduces Tap's Takes and gives 8 takes about the game itself discussing Micah Parsons, Jordan Love, Jahymr Gibbs and more. Charlie moves on to discuss how the Milwaukee Bucks have hit rock bottom with their season. Then finally, Charlie rants about how NIL and college basketball has destroyed his beloved Feast Week.
On today's edition of the Game Review podcast, Charlie recaps Green Bay Packers win over the Minnesota Vikings, Wisconsin Badgers football coming back to life, Marquette schedule frustration and a little bit on the Milwaukee BucksThe podcast begins with Charlie discussing why the Packers need to focus on getting homefield in some capacity given how well the defense plays at Lambeau Field (2:00). From there, Charlie looks at the box score and hands out Golden Kegs (17:00). Charlie discusses the Wisconsin Badgers coming back to life and why there is a reason to be optimistic for 2026 (33:00). With Marquette, Charlie talks about why the Central Michigan game drives home the point of a bad schedule (45:00).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers all trying to survive their own kind of thing. The podcast begins with Charlie quickly touching on another Marquette loss then they get into the Green Bay Packers who face the Minnesota Vikings, the Detroit Lions, and the Chicago Bears in consecutive weeks. Why it's the perfect time to play the Vikings and what are fair expectations. From there, Charlie and Mitch discuss how the Bucks survive without Giannis Antetokounmpo for the next two weeks. What should be the day he comes back? Lastly, they discuss the Milwaukee Brewers who signed Brandon Woodruff which did not make Mitch happy plus discuss the Pittsburgh Pirates being buyers.
On this week’s episode of Tapping The Keg, we dive deep into a loaded slate of Wisconsin sports. We kick things off with the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants, breaking down why Jordan Love once again looked the part of a top-tier NFL quarterback. From pocket presence to precision throws, we break down what made his performance stand out — and what it means going forward (2:00)Then we shift to the Milwaukee Bucks, a team overflowing with talent but still searching for consistency. We unpack the highs, the lows, and the lingering questions that continue to define their season (26:00)Finally, we wrap with Marquette basketball, where patience is starting to wear thin for Shaka Smart. We talk expectations, frustrations, and what needs to change before things get more tense on the Golden Eagles’ sideline. (38:00)Another can’t-miss episode for Wisconsin sports fans — tap in!
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk all things Matt LaFleur and the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers. The podcast begins with the boys discussing the current situation with Matt LaFleur and wonder if he is another version of Coach Bud. They also talk about the matchup with the Giants and why there is no excuse for a trap game plus why this could be a disaster for Matt LaFleur to change. From there, the boys talk about the Milwaukee Bucks who had a brutal loss to the Charlotte Hornets which is discussed then a conversation about the Bucks' ceiling and if it's changed. Lastly, the boys discuss the perfect free agent for the Milwaukee Brewers and why the name might surprise you.
On today's Tapping The Keg Game Review podcast, Charlie recaps the Green Bay Packers' disastrous loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, Marquette gets a wake-up call in loss to Indiana, and Milwaukee Bucks continue to show encouraging signs. Charlie dumps out the notebook on his frustrations with Matt LaFleur and the Packers offense. He gets into why they are not progressing and back in a comfortable place. Charlie does Golden Kegs for Packers-Eagles in a fun, different way (20:00). Charlie moves on to basketball talking Marquette and their loss to Indiana (30:00). Lastly, Charlie explains why there have been some encouraging signs with the Milwaukee Bucks over the last three games (41:00).
On this week’s Tapping The Keg, we dive into a pivotal moment for Wisconsin sports. We start with the Green Bay Packers, who suddenly find themselves at a crossroads: What does Jordan Love’s trajectory mean for the franchise, and how much responsibility falls on Matt LaFleur as the offense searches for consistency? We break down where things stand and what comes next.Then we shift to the hardwood, where Giannis Antetokounmpo is battling more than just opposing defenses. We examine the growing tension between Giannis and NBA officiating—what’s fair, what’s not, and whether the league has a Giannis problem on its hands.Finally, we zoom out to talk sports popularity. Has MLB quietly overtaken the NBA as America’s No. 2 sport? We look at ratings, cultural trends, and the shifting media landscape to figure out what’s really going on.Another loaded episode of Wisconsin sports talk, national debates, and everything in between.
The season is here, and The Mini Keg is back tapping into everything Marquette Golden Eagles basketball. Charlie breaks down one of the more intriguing Marquette season. A team full of potential with a whole lot of unknowns. With new roles emerging and questions waiting to be answered, we look at what this group could become as the journey begins.We’ll dive into the opener versus Albany and what to expect as Marquette tests its identity early. Then, we go player-by-player, breaking down strengths, expectations, and who’s primed to make the leap this season.Pour yourself a cold one and join us as we get ready for another run with Shaka Smart’s squad — because the road back to March starts now.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg Game Review podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' disappointing loss to the Carolina Panthers, Packers-Panthers Golden Kegs, and lastly a bizarre Milwaukee Bucks' Saturday night The podcast begins with Charlie bemoaning the Packers losing to another bad opponent. Charlie discusses why the Packers' head coach has a leader of men problem and he needs to look in the mirror. Things need to change quick. Charlie recaps the Packers-Panthers game with the weekly Golden Kegs. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' loss to the Sacramento Kings which was mired with controversy.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch discuss the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the World Series through the lens of being Milwaukee Brewers' fans. The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch discussing the first half of the season for the Green Bay Packers. What has went right? What has went wrong? And a lookahead to the rest of the season. From there, Charlie and Mitch try not to get too excited about the Milwaukee Bucks after a week's worth of games (Trust me it's hard). Lastly, does the Toronto Blue Jays success make you feel any different about what happened to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Jordan Love just entered the chat — the elite quarterback chat. In this Mini Keg edition of Tapping The Keg, we dive into Love’s statement performance against Aaron Rodgers and what it means for his rise among the NFL’s best. We hand out Golden Kegs for the Packers-Steelers matchup — the standout stars, the head-scratchers, and everything in between. Then we wrap with a look at the Milwaukee Bucks’ weekend against Cleveland and Toronto, breaking down what’s clicking, what’s concerning, and where this team is heading next.Whether you bleed green and gold or live for Giannis highlights, this episode has your Wisconsin sports fix on tap.
On this week's edition of the Mini Keg presented by Tapping The Keg Sports, Charlie talks about the Aaron Rodgers versus Jordan Love, Packers-Steelers preview, and first impressions of the Milwaukee Bucks win. Charlie discusses the matchup between Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love and why it's the anti-Brett Favre matchup. He discusses how different it is from the Favre return matchups plus why Rodgers is more of a Packer than Favre. From there, Charlie previews the matchup between the Packers and Steelers. Charlie moves on to the Milwaukee Bucks and talk about his first impressions after their win against the Washington Wizards.
Get ready for the NBA season with the Tapping The Keg Milwaukee Bucks season preview. We tape 90 minutes of Bucks basketball to get the diehards and the casuals ready for the Bucks season. The podcast begins with Mitch and Charlie surveying the landscape of the Eastern Conference and how that relates to the Bucks. They explain why they're both high on the Bucks' chances this season. They also talk about the Giannis trade rumors, streaming services, and much more. From there, they go with player-by-player breakdowns starting with Giannis Antetokounmpo. What to expect from each player and one big prediction.
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Wisconsin Sports Game Review podcast, Charlie talks the Green Bay Packers win over the Arizona Cardinals, Packers Golden Kegs from their win plus some questions about the Milwaukee Brewers-Los Angeles Dodgers series.Green Bay Packers found their grapefruits and it might help them in the long run (3:00). Packers-Cardinals Golden Kegs (17:00), who played the best, who played the worst? Questions about the Milwaukee Brewers getting swept by the Los Angeles Dodgers (34:00).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks.The podcast begins recapping the Milwaukee Brewers Game 3 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Brewers are officially on the brink of elimination. Who is to blame? We discuss that along with why Brewers fans should not feel too sad. From there, Charlie and Mitch talk about Green Bay Packers matchup with the Arizona Cardinals and why it's a 'must-win' for the Packers. Lastly, the boys react to the Milwaukee Bucks handing out an extension to AJ Green.
The Wisconsin Sports Game Review podcast covers off on the Milwaukee Brewers past two games against the Los Angeles Dodgers where they were dominated at the plate by two of the Dodgers top pitchers.Brewers are in a 2-0 hole because of Dodgers pitching. Charlie explains why Game 1 was understandable but Game 2 was more frustrating. Brewers couldn't fix their approach and it cost them dearly. Charlie also talks why the sweeps in the regular season might have hurt them in October plus what this could mean for a 2027 MLB lockout. Lastly, Charlie hands out Golden Kegs for the first two games of the series.
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Wisconsin Sports Game Review podcast, Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers Game 5 win over the Chicago Cubs and the Green Bay Packers taking down the Cincinnati Bengals. The podcast begins Charlie explaining how the Milwaukee Brewers exorcised their postseason demons by beating the Chicago Cubs. Why the win was so important. From there, Charlie hands out golden kegs for the Brewers' win over the Cubs. Charlie explains why Green Bay Packers fans need to reset their expectations for this team right now. Then hands out golden kegs for their win v Cincinnati Bengals.
On today's podcast, Charlie recaps the disastrous Milwaukee Brewers- Chicago Cubs Game 4, gives his final thoughts on the Green Bay Packers versus Cincinnati Bengals, and talks a bit about Wisconsin's matchup with Iowa Hawkeyes.Charlie starts the show with lamenting the Brewers struggles on Thursday night against the Cubs. Why the demons of playoff past came back to life on Thursday. His thoughts on Game 5 as well plus a plead to the Brewers fans at the stadium. From there, he hands out some Golden Kegs from Game 4. Charlie talks Packers-Bengals and why it's all about not giving Cincinnati any hope. Lastly, he discusses why Wisconsin beating Iowa could be a turning point in the season.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talks about the Milwaukee Brewers Game 3 loss to the Chicago Cubs, the Milwaukee Bucks as well as Giannis Antetokounmpo, and lastly, the Green Bay Packers. The podcast begins with the boys instantly reacting to the Milwaukee Brewers losing to the Chicago Cubs. What went wrong for the Brew Crew? Do you still feel encouraged after the loss? And much more. The boys continue the show to discuss the recent news about Giannis Antetokounmpo and the New York Knicks. They also throw out some takes about the Bucks season. Lastly, Charlie goes on a rant about how Packers fans should not be worried right now. They also talk about the matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals.
On today's Wisconsin Sports Game Review podcast, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers Game 2 victory against the Chicago Cubs, Brewers-Cubs Golden Kegs, and Giannis Antetokounmpo. The podcast begins with Charlie breaking down the Brewers win on Tuesday night and why this type of game shows how dangerous the Brewers can be this MLB postseason. The podcast continues with Charlie handing out Golden Kegs for the Brewers-Cubs gam. Discussions around Jacob Misiorowski, William Contreras, Jackson Chourio, the Aaron Ashby decision are had. Lastly, Charlie reacts to the latest story about Giannis Antetokounmpo and his potential New York interest. Why he believes it a bit different than the others.
On this edition of the Wisconsin Sports Game Review podcast, Charlie covers off on the Milwaukee Brewers Game 1 win over the Chicago Cubs, then talks about the NFL Week 5 slate through the lens of the Green Bay Packers. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing why the Milwaukee Brewers needed a game like Saturday. He goes over the other hot start from the bye team (Toronto) and wonders if the Brewers can do the same. He hands out Golden Kegs for the Brewers' win against the Cubs. Who played the worst? Who played the best? He also does a little NFL analysis and declares that no one is scary in either conference, which bodes well for the Green Bay Packers.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch are discussing the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch breaking down the Milwaukee Brewers first playoff series against the Chicago Cubs. They talk about the matchup, the rivalry, and so much more. They also break down the Brewers' offense and pitching staff. From there, the boys talk about the Green Bay Packers. Originally they were going to talk about their fraud status but it turned into a discussion about how Matt LaFleur is holding this team back. Lastly, they talk about Milwaukee Bucks with training camp underway and Mitch discusses why he was underwhelmed with media day.
On this week's Game Review podcast, Charlie recaps the Green Bay Packers tieing the Dallas Cowboys and go through the issues with Matt LaFleur then Golden Kegs for the game. The podcast begins with Charlie outlining why the Green Bay Packers have a problem with Matt LaFleur when it comes to his playcalling. He also discusses how to fix it. From there, he hands out Golden Kegs for the best and worst Packers in their loss to Dallas.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about Wisconsin Sports rivalries that don't matter anymore, Green Bay Packers v Dallas Cowboys, Milwaukee Brewers, and Giannis Antetokounmpo.The podcast begins with the boys discussing which rivalries for Wisconsin sports teams should be put in the graveyard. This is on the heels of the matchup the Green Bay Packers have versus Dallas. From there, they talk about how the Packers could lose their game versus the Cowboys and how they win it. After that, the Milwaukee Brewers are the focus and the guys wonder if you should worry about their slow end to the season. Lastly, Charlie and Mitch go over the latest comments made by Giannis Antetokounmpo
The Tapping The Keg Game Review podcast recaps the weekend for the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers.Podcast begins with Charlie talking about Matt LaFleur's approach to the game and where things all went wrong for him (2:00). The podcast continues on with Charlie discussing Golden Kegs highlighting the best and worst things about their loss to the Cleveland Browns (20:00). From there, Charlie celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers winning the NL Central and previews the week ahead (35:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Wisconsin Badgers hitting rock bottom (46:00).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers.Charlie and Mitch talk about Packers island. Which players and takes are we buying property on their 'islands'? Which ones are we selling? We discuss the Packers being the best team in the NFL, Keisean Nixon as CB1, Matthew Golden and muchore. The boys move on to discuss what the Milwaukee Brewers will look like in the next two weeks. Lastly, Charlie and Mitch talk about if the Wisconsin Badgers football job is still one of the best in the Big Ten.
The WI Tap list for this week is now live, featuring Charlie discussing the Green Bay Packers, the Wisconsin Badgers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and Giannis Antetokounmpo.The podcast starts with Charlie considering how the Packers will perform under pressure, then shares his opinions on every remaining team on the Packers' schedule. The conversation continues with Charlie expressing enthusiasm for the Wisconsin Badgers football team. Next, he covers the Milwaukee Brewers' Bob Uecker incident and previews their series against the Los Angeles Angels. Finally, Charlie talks about Giannis earning the bronze medal for Greece and his emerging rivalry with Turkey.
On today's podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers dominating win against the Washington Commanders, hands out Packers Golden Kegs, and previews the Milwaukee Brewers weekend against the St. Louis Cardinals.The podcast begins with Charlie explaining how the Packers made a massive statement this week with their wins against the Commanders and the Detroit Lions. It's okay to be very excited right now as a Packers fan (3:00). Charlie gets deeper in the Commanders-Packers game by looking at Golden Kegs breaking down the best and worst players in the game (16:00). Lastly, Charlie previews the Milwaukee Brewers weekend series against the St. Louis Cardinals and why a bounce back is needed (32:00).
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers vs. Washington Commanders, the Milwaukee Brewers' struggles, Giannis Antetokounmpo's EuroBasket performance and its impact on the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Wisconsin Badgers' matchup with Alabama. Charlie & Mitch explore potential outcomes of the Packers-Commanders game, analyze Week 1, and discuss Micah Parsons' influence. They then delve into the Brewers' challenging week against the Texas Rangers, questioning their focus and acknowledging the Phillies' rise. The discussion also covers Giannis' dominance in EuroBasket and its implications for the NBA season, concluding with an examination of the Wisconsin Badgers' chances against Alabama.
On the first edition of the Green Bay Packers/Wisconsin Sports Game Review podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers feeling special then Golden Kegs recapping the Detroit Lions/Packers game. The podcast begins with Charlie talking about his experience at Lambeau Field this Sunday and how things felt different than other years. He goes into Packers' Golden Kegs recapping the best and worst things that happened in the victory against the Detroit Lions. Micah Parsons debut, Jordan Love, Tucker Kraft, Edgerrin Cooper and many more are featured.
Wisconsin Sports Tap List: Weekend edition is live previewing all the big matchups this weekend. Discussing the Green Bay Packers taking on the Detroit Lions, the Milwaukee Brewers taking on the Pittsburgh Pirates, some quick Wisconsin Badgers thoughts, and lastly, previewing the slates for both college and pro The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the things that he is watching and caring about from the Packers defense, offense then some intangibles like will the crowd be full of Packers fans for once versus the Lions. From there, he talks about his beef with Pat Murphy and why he worries it will cost the Brewers in October. Then he previews this weekend's matchup against the suddenly hot Pittsburgh Pirates. Charlie checks in quickly on the Wisconsin Badgers and why it's an ideal time to crush their opponent. Lastly, Charlie previews the slate for both college and pro.
On this special edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and special guest Murph previews the 2025 Green Bay Packers season plus a little Milwaukee Brewers Charlie and Murph starts the show talking about how we felt about the Packers before the Micah Parsons deal happened and how we are feeling today with Parsons now on the team. We talk about his impact. The 'too good to be true' feeling and much more. From there, the boys talk about the Green Bay Packers defense - what are the expectations? What do we need to see? And much more. They move on asking similar questions about the offense. Lastly, they break down the schedule and the end of the year is nasty. They do touch briefly on the Milwaukee Brewers and college football at the end of the podcast.
On today's podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers getting Micah Parsons, the Wisconsin Badgers' start, and the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series preview with the Toronto Blue JaysCharlie starts the show discussing the Packers going all-in to get Micah Parsons. The impact that he brings to the defense. What it does for the Packers in the NFC. Why the Packers did it now plus what happens if it goes south. From there, Charlie touches on the Wisconsin Badgers' shutout victory over Miami (OH) and why he saw some promise. Lastly, he talks about what might be a World Series preview series with the Milwaukee Brewers and Toronto Blue Jays
Tapping The Keg Sports is live with another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, a weekly Wisconsin sports podcast. The boys talk about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers.The podcast begins discussing the Green Bay Packers strengths and weaknesses of the team while going over the 53 man roster. They pick a few strengths and weaknesses on both sides of the ball. From there, they talk about the Micah Parsons-Green Bay Packers rumors that will not stop. They also talk about the Milwaukee Brewers bitten with the injury bug and how this long stretch of games is hurting the team. Lastly, the boys preview the Wisconsin Badgers season and talk about the apathy that has set in with the program.
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Brewers-Chicago Cubs series, Green Bay Packers, and Giannis Antetokounmpo. The boys kick off the podcast discussing the Milwaukee Brewers-Chicago Cubs series. They react to that before diving into the fact or fiction for these two teams. Are the Cubs-Brewers the two best teams in the National League? Quinn Priester, playoff starter? From there, they wonder who is on the biggest hot seat if the Green Bay Packers are bad - Matt LaFleur, Brian Gutekunst, and Jordan Love. Lastly, the boys overreact to one Giannis Antetokounmpo Eurobasket game and try to figure out the schedule.
On this week's edition of the Wisconsin Sports Tap list, Charlie dives into topics about the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and College Football. The podcast begins with Charlie doing his Golden Kegs segment about the first three games of the Milwaukee Brewers series against the Chicago Cubs. He also digs into the rest of the series before talking about his thoughts regarding MLB realignment. Charlie moves on to discuss the Green Bay Packers and why he thinks the Micah Parsons' rumors have a little more legs to them than previously believed. Charlie also talks about Jordan Morgan's breakout and what do the Packers do at offensive line before taking a spin around NFC NorthLastly, Charlie gives his ideas about what he would do with the College Football Playoff and why the Big Ten did not leak the 28 team idea.
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast with Charlie and Mitch discuss the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and the rest of the Wisconsin sports world. The podcast begins with looking into what the month of October for the Milwaukee Brewers. We talk about the offense + lack of move and more. The podcast rolls on to talk about Jordan Love and what he needed for him to be a top 10 quarterback. Lastly, they tal about Wisconsin sports teams that 'never lose.'
Wisconsin Sports Tap List is live for this week where Charlie is discussing the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers football and much moreThe podcast begins with Charlie exploring the magic of the Milwaukee Brewers. What's causing this incredible stretch. He moves on to discuss who are the Brewers' MVPs so far this year. Then looks at the Chicago Cubs' recent struggles. From there, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers injuries mounting up and if they are a concern. He also gives out Golden Kegs for preseason game 1. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Wisconsin Badgers football schedule and tries to find games to win versus ranked opponent. Lastly, he talks Barstool Beach House and 98 WWE.
Tapping The Keg podcast is back for another week. Charlie and Mitch are here to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. The boys start out talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' weekend where they take on the New York Mets. Even with the Mets struggling, why this series matters for the Brewers this weekend. The boys get into what to expect from the Green Bay Packers this preseason discussing how many snaps guys will play, some of the positional battles, and much more. Finally, Charlie pitches Mitch on an idea for the Milwaukee Bucks on Christmas Day
The Wisconsin Sports Tap List is BACK! Charlie talks about the topics below for the first edition in a few months but look forward to seeing more throughout the remainder of the year. The podcast begins with Charlie explaining what the Tap List and how you can contribute (2:00). The podcast rolls on talking about the summer of the Milwaukee Brewers (6:00). Charlie discusses his appreciation for Issac Collins (16;00). No, the Brewers aren’t trading Freddy Peralta this winter (21:00). Family night overreactions are the absolute worst part of being a Green Bay Packers fan (25:00). Quick thoughts on Nate Hobbs injury (32:00). What’s the deal with Shams Charnia and Giannis Antetokounmpo (35:00). Who is on Charlie’s ‘biting’ list (39:00). Overrated, underrated, properly rated options for the Wisconsin State Fair (41:00).
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch react to the Milwaukee Brewers' inactivity at the MLB Trade Deadline as well as discussions around the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Bucks.The podcast begins with Mitch and Charlie both bummed out at the lack of moves that Milwaukee Brewers made at the MLB Trade Deadline. The boys also talk about what the landscape of the NL will look like after the deadline. From there, Mitch talks Charlie into being more optimistic about the Green Bay Packers especially in the NFC North. Lastly, they talk about the Milwaukee Bucks bringing back Cream City jerseys and why people shouldn't get mad about numbers changing.
Charlie & Mitch are back for Episode 611 of Tapping The Keg! We kick things off with a full preview of Green Bay Packers training camp — breaking down the key storylines to watchThen, we shift gears to the diamond and dive into what “all-in” should really look like for the Milwaukee Brewers as the trade deadline looms. Who should they target? What’s worth giving up? We’ve got takes.We also chat about the weekend homecoming for a bunch of former Brewers and whether the nostalgia hits different when your team’s still in the hunt.Finally, we wrap with a truly ridiculous Giannis Antetokounmpo rumor that made us both shake our heads.Packers. Brewers. Giannis. It’s a Wisconsin sports trifecta — don’t miss it.
Charlie & Mitch are back on Tapping The Keg to dive into the hottest Wisconsin sports storylines. They break down what to watch for with the Milwaukee Brewers coming out of the All-Star break, debate whether Jon Horst truly did everything possible for the Bucks this offseason, and have some fun speculating: Would Nick Saban ever coach the Wisconsin Badgers?It’s a must-listen for any Wisconsin sports fan. Hit subscribe so you don’t miss an episode!
In this episode of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch handing out the All Streak Break Awards to the Milwaukee Brewers as they reach the 'halfway' part of the season with a run of trends—good and bad. From dominant pitching stretches to a tough start, we spotlight the players rewriting expectations. Then we shift gears to the hardwood and break down the Milwaukee Bucks’ offseason so far. How do their signings and resignings stack up? Are they setting themselves up to be a contender again or just treading water?
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast is a deep dive into the Milwaukee Bucks free agency moves including Myles Turner signing, Damian Lillard getting waived, NBA media's Bucks disgust, and much moreCharlie and ShayKenn try to cover all of the free agent moves made by the Bucks in the last couple of days. They start with Turner shocking the world and signing with Milwaukee. They move on to discuss waiving Lillard and why his Bucks' legacy was complicated. The boys move on to talk about Bobby Portis, Kevin Porter Jr returning, and why Ryan Rollins isn't leaving (Probably). They also have quick hitters with Gary Harris, Taurean Prince, and Jericho Sims
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the NBA Draft, Jacob Misiorowski versus Paul Skenes, and Milwaukee Brewers making a run. The podcast starts with the boys talking about the NBA Draft and the current state of the NBA. They go through the lottery breaking down each pick from a Milwaukee Bucks perspective. From there, they talk about a few guys who caught their interest outside of the top 14. The podcast continues with the boys talking about the Jacob Misiorowski and Paul Skenes matchup then get into if the Brewers belong in the contender category.
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. The boys kick off the podcast discussing the Milwaukee Brewers series against the Chicago Cubs and how they've played in the last week. They also talk about the ceilings of different players and things including the 2025 Brewers, 2028 Brewers, Jacob Misiorowski and more. The podcast moves on to ponder if the Milwaukee Bucks should trade their 2031 NBA first round pick for picks in the 2025 NBA Draft. They also discuss if Marquette needs their own arena and they also say how much of challenge it is.
From Brewers trade buzz to Giannis drama finally cooling off, this episode dives into everything Wisconsin sports fans care about. We break down Game 1 vs. the Cubs, what Rafael Devers on San Francisco Giants could mean for the Crew, and why the Bucks should believe they are very much alive as East contenders after the Desmond Bane deal. Plus, Doc Rivers with Bill Simmons, Jalen Williams as the next Khris Middleton (with a twist), Badgers football projections, and what’s on my watchlist right now. Let’s get into it.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers. The podcast begins with the boys discussing if it is a do or die weekend for the Milwaukee Brewers as they play the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Cubs for the next seven games. Will the Brewers sink or swim? They move on to talk about the latest Giannis Antetokounmpo's noise and wonder how much is too much for Kevin Porter Jr and Gary Trent Jr.? Lastly, they wonder who has the most pressure with the position groups for the Green Bay Packers.
On this week's edition of the Wisconsin Sports Tap List, Charlie discusses key topics about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers Topics include for the Packers: Packers release Jaire Alexander, what's next for the Green Bay Packers at the cornerback position both internally and externally, and why Charlie is rooting for Aaron Rodgers. For the Bucks, Charlie goes over the latest Bucks' news dump which has all signs pointing to Giannis Antetokounmpo's return. For the Brewers, Charlie discusses the rocky start to the homestand. Lastly, Charlie hits on the NBA and Stanley Cup finals before discussing his first Father's Day as a dad.
Mitch and Charlie are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. In this week's podcast, we cover the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and the NBA FInals. The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch going through each team in the National League and seeing where the Brewers belong. They also talk about the massive homestand coming up. The podcast rolls on with the boys discussing how the silly season of the NFL got Jordan Love with the regression talk plus could the Packers defense actually be better this year? Lastly, they talk about the NBA's need to embrace the small markets with the NBA Finals of Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers
This week on WI Sports Tap List, brought to you by Tapping The Keg Sports, we're diving into the Brewers’ sudden revival — what's sparked the turnaround? Christian Yelich Yelich is heating up, Durbin and Ortiz are waking up, and the team finally seems unfazed by early deficits. With healthier arms and a top-5 OPS over the last 15 days, we break down if this is sustainable — and how far off they really are from the Cubs.Plus:Bobby Portis' extension — what it means long-termGiannis Antetokounmpo + Toronto — Is there anything to worry about Frank Ragnow’s retirement — a massive shift in the NFC NorthAre the Packers at real risk of missing the playoffs?The ongoing search for a new West Allis dive barWhat Charlie is watching on TVGrab a drink and tap in — it’s all happening on WI Sports Tap List.
Charlie & Mitch are back for Episode 604 of Tapping The Keg, and this week, they’re staring into the storm clouds forming over Wisconsin sports. As rival teams around the Packers, Brewers, and Bucks continue to level up, we ask the tough question — are we headed for a rough stretch?We kick things off with a look at the Milwaukee Brewers’ big June test, and what it means for their season. Then it’s over to Green Bay, where the Packers are still trying to make sense of their wide receiver room — who’s stepping up, and who’s falling behind?To wrap it all up, we dive into a surprisingly on-point comparison between college football’s shifting landscape and modern U.S. politics — realignment, chaos, and all.Subscribe, rate, and let us know — are you bracing for the dark days, or are we just overreacting?
Charlie & Mitch are back for Episode 603 of Tapping The Keg Podcast diving into a summer full of Wisconsin sports storylines. Are the Milwaukee Brewers going to compete or just treading water in mediocrity? Should they push forward—or take a step back?We then turn our focus to the Green Bay Packers. With the Packers' emerging talent, do they belong at the elite table in the NFL? We also break down their budding rivalry with the Philadelphia Eagles and what it means heading into 2025.And of course, Giannis Antetokounmpo headlines the NBA summer rumor mill. Could trade buzz around the Greek Freak dominate the offseason? Subscribe and tune in for all things Wisconsin sports, unfiltered and fan-first.
Charlie & Mitch are back for Episode 602 of Tapping The Keg diving into why the Milwaukee Bucks are weirdly winners of Round 2 of the NBA Playoffs. The Pacers look far better than expected, Jayson Tatum’s injury changes the East landscape, and Giannis remains firmly in the NBA elite alongside Jokic and Shai.Then it’s time to break down the Green Bay Packers’ 2025 schedule: Which NFC North matchup are we circling? What’s the top NFC opponent? And which AFC showdown should fans be hyped for?We wrap with a Brewers check-in—when do you throw in the towel on the season? Is their surprising pitching surplus enough to keep them afloat, or is a slight reset looming?A loaded episode with takes, debates, and plenty of Wisconsin sports perspective.
The rumors around Giannis have kicked off—shocking absolutely no one. We dive into why the NBA might be taking a page out of the organized crime playbook to salvage its product. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Brewers are hanging around but the the juice isn't there like last year. Brandon Woodruff is looking more and more like the Khris Middleton of the Brewers—high upside, high concern. We also clear the air on Jayden Reed's so-called "story" (spoiler: it’s just a Drew Rosenhaus media grab).Plus: Packers vs. Bears on a Saturday night in December? Inject that into our veins. A quick check-in on Marquette’s 2026 shape-up, PGA Championship hype, and why the Preakness just doesn’t hit like it used to.All that and more in this week's unfiltered Wisconsin sports rundown.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg Podcast, Mitch & Charlie talk about the Milwaukee Bucks specifically Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers.The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch discussing why this should be the last year the national media talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo in trade rumors. If he doesn't leave this year, when will he leave? The boys also talk some NBA playoffs and other hoops things as well. They move on to preview the month of May for the Milwaukee Brewers. They talk schedule, return of Brandon Woodruff, injuries and more. Lastly, they discuss if the Green Bay Packers should look to move Romeo Doubs.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, we celebrate the 600th episode of the program with Mitch, Murph and Charlie getting altogether. The boys talk about the beginning of the podcast to kick things off then get into what happened with the Milwaukee Bucks. They discuss the collapse, when Doc Rivers is going to get fired, Giannis Antetokounmpo staying and much more. The podcast moves on to discuss the NFL Draft where Murph gives his assessment on what the Packers did at the draft along with some other thoughts as well. Lastly, the boys look back at some of their favorite Tapping The Keg moments throughout the years.
On this edition of the Tapping The Keg reaction show, Charlie gives his opinion about the Milwaukee Bucks' Game 5 collapse against the Indiana Pacers. Charlie explains why a lot of the collapse has to do with Doc Rivers and what he did before and during the game. From there, Charlie discusses the drama around Giannis Antetokounmpo and Tyrese Haliburton's father. He also gets into why he thinks this game is more likely to keep Giannis here versus him leaving. Lastly, Charlie gives golden kegs featuring the best and worst players from tonight's game.
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie discusses the Damian Lillard injury, the Milwaukee Bucks' awful defense, the Green Bay Packers' NFL Draft decisions on Friday and Saturday. Charlie reacts to Damian Lillard blowing out his Achilles, what it means for him, and why Charlie would not push the trade Giannis Antetokounmpo button unless Giannis says so (4:00). Charlie discusses the pathetic effort from the Bucks defense and why it was the final straw for him about Doc Rivers (19:00). After that, Charlie discusses how the Green Bay Packers pivot again in the NFL Draft (32:00).
On this special edition of the Tap List podcast, Charlie is joined by ShayKenn. The boys talk about the Green Bay Packers selecting Matthew Golden, what's net for the Packers in the rest of the draft, what surprises him about the Packers selection and more. They also touch on Milwaukee Bucks' Game 3 and the Jon Horst extension.
On this edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch discuss the Milwaukee Bucks and the Green Bay Packers' first round. The show begins with Mitch and Charlie reacting to the Milwaukee Bucks losing 123-115 to the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs. They discuss what went wrong, positives, and what to think about with Game 3. The podcast continues with the boys breaking down their NFL Draft favorites for the Green Bay Packers. What they want the Packers to do and what they think they will do. Finally, they discuss a little baseball about the Brewers and the NL Central.
Tapping The Keg is live with its 598th episode. Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks playoff matchup with the Indiana Pacers, early season surprises for the Milwaukee Brewers as well as disappointments and finish off with Wisconsin Sports' version of Rory McIlroy.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch breaking down all things Bucks-Pacers. They talk about the storylines that matter, the players that matter and everything else in-between. After that, they go through who have been the biggest surprises and disappointments for the Milwaukee Brewers. Lastly, they talk about Rory McIlroy's return to glory and how that could have been Aaron Rodgers and when might we start doing that for Giannis Antetokounmpo
Wisconsin Sports Tap List is a selection of eight to ten topics that are being discussed in the world of Wisconsin Sports ranging from the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Badgers. The topic list is as followed for this weekBucks Confidence Ratings Milwaukee Brewers roller coasterWhat do expect from Logan HendersonHow Todd McShay and Daniel Jeremiah changed Charlie's way of thinkinga bout the Green Bay Packers draftPackers + Tet McMillian, how real is it?Packers fielding Jaire Alexander offers Why is there a Spring Transfer Portal Rory's Masters showed golf can move from Tiger A defense of the Atlanta Braves sideline reporter
Tapping The Keg Podcast is BACK. Mitch and Charlie are back doing what they love doing. They talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers. The boys start the show with the Milwaukee Bucks and where they currently sit in the Eastern Conference. They talk about what they like, what they don't and everything else in-between. The boys move on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers' start of the season, Jackson Chourio, and other big Brewers contributors. Lastly, a bit on the Green Bay Packers and the NFL Draft.
Tapping The Keg Sports podcast is back with a new podcast, the Tap List, where host Charlie covers off on ten topics that are on his mind every week from the world of the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and college sports around Wisconsin. Here are the topics for this week's Tap List5:00-20:00: Wisconsin sports freefall - Milwaukee Bucks edition20:00-29:00: Wisconsin Sports freefall - Milwaukee Brewers edition29:00-38:00: Marquette Golden Eagles wrap up + offseason thoughts38:00-41:00- Green Bay Packers' tush push ban41:00-45:00 - Thoughts on Brian Gutekunst's comments 45:00-52:00 - Packers' draft leans52:00-1:00 - Dad life, tv and movies, music festivals.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Thursday, February 13th. Charlie discusses Wisconsin Sports teams and their closeness to a championship, the Milwaukee Bucks at the All-Star Break, and bracketology for Marquette and Wisconsin.Charlie starts today show wondering how close every Wisconsin sports team is to winning a championship. He starts with the farthest then the closest (3:00). Charlie continues on with discussing the five things to know about the Milwaukee Bucks headed to the All-Star Break (25:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the bracketology as it relates to Marquette and Wisconsin (35:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, February 11th where Charlie is talking about the 10 things that matter the most right now in the state of Wisconsin. This is a different kind of podcast episode. Charlie talks about the top most important things happening in the Wisconsin Sports landscape. He starts with the Eagles-Packers comparison, what's wrong with Marquette, Kyle Kuzma and much more.
On today's special edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks trading Khris Middleton, Josh Jacobs and the need for a Wide Receiver 1, and Brandon Woodruff expectations.The podcast begins with the boys discussing the news about Khris Middleton getting traded from Milwaukee Bucks to Washington Wizards. Charlie & Mitch get into why the deal happened, why it is tough on Bucks fans, thoughts on Kuzma and much more. The podcast rolls on with Charlie & Mitch going over the interesting comments by Josh Jacobs about wanting a WR1 on the Packers. Is he wrong? Charlie and Mitch also get into what to expect for Brandon Woodruff.
The podcast topics for the day cover off on the Marquette Golden Eagles, Wisconsin college hoops bracketology, Milwaukee Brewers, and the latest on the Milwaukee Bucks trade rumors.The podcast begins with Charlie wondering if you should push the panic button on Marquette (4:00). Then he talks about the game last night against St. John's (17:00). And lastly, he discusses the latest bracketology projections for Marquette and Wisconsin (24:00). From there, Charlie gives his ratings for the different Milwaukee Brewers promotional items (33:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the latest rumors about the Milwaukee Bucks (42:00).
On today's episode, Charlie discusses the possibility of Green Bay Packers getting Myles Garrett, which Senior Bowl receiver do you want for the Packers, Milwaukee Bucks vibes check, and rating the upgrades of American Family Field for the Milwaukee Brewers.The podcast begins with Charlie discussing if Myles Garrett is going to be a Green Bay Packers. He explains why it's probably a pipedream (3:00). Charlie moves on to discuss which Senior Bowl wide receiver makes the most sense for the Packers (14:00). The podcast moves on with Charlie talking about the vibes about the Milwaukee Bucks currently (28:00). Charlie gives his ratings for the new AmFam Field upgrades (39:00).
This episode of the Tapping The Keg Sports Daily podcast discusses the Luka Doncic trade through the eyes of a Giannis Antetokounmpo fan, Zach LaVine not going to Milwaukee, Marquette Golden Eagles, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers NFL Draft picksThe podcast begins with Charlie explaining why the Luka Doncic trade should make you appreciate Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks even more (3:00). The podcast continues with a discussion on the Bucks missing out on Zach LaVine (12:00) and what comes next. After that, Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Bucks bad weekend (21:00). Charlie tries to figure out how to fix Marquette's slow starts (28:00). Lastly, Charlie asks why the Packers need to draft an EDGE Rusher early (40:00).
This episode discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles, Bracketology, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks.The podcast begins with Charlie explaining why there is a 'weird' rivalry with UConn. He also previews the matchup on Saturday then discusses where Marquette (And Wisconsin) sit for bracketology (3:00). Next, Charlie reacts to all the Green Bay Packers coaching moves that went down on Thursday (27:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses Damian Lillard making the All-Star Game and the Bucks' matchups this weekend (37:00).
On today's episode of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie talks about the month of February for Wisconsin Sports, Marquette Golden Eagles win vs the Butler Bulldogs and recapping the Milwaukee Bucks two West Coast games. Charlie starts the podcast previewing the month of February for Wisconsin Sports starting from February 1st to February 27th (4:00). The podcast continues with Charlie explaining how Marquette Golden Eagles' bench grew up and showed in their Butler's win (22:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the last two games versus Utah and Portland and he explains why something they did versus Utah cost them versus Portland (35:00).
On this week's episode of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers. The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch going over the Milwaukee Bucks trade deadline options. They discuss Jimmy Butler then get into the chances of the Bucks trading these players from 1-10 - Khris Middleton, Bobby Portis, Pat Connaughton or just staying put. Charlie is fired up about a Brian Gutekunst-Howie Roseman comparison that has no merit. The boys talk it out. Lastly, do we all need to calm down about Jackson Chourio's 2025 year? Mitch explains why Brewers fans might be overly excited.
On this episode of the Tapping The Keg Daily Podcast, Charlie discusses the Kansas City Chiefs and their dynasty, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles.Charlie starts the show by discussing the Chiefs' return to the Super Bowl for the third straight year. He then explains why he's glad he cheers for an NFC team (4:00). From there, Charlie discusses why the Khris Middleton haters got a ton of ammo from Saturday's Milwaukee Bucks-Los Angeles Clippers game (19:00). Lastly, Charlie explains how Villanova and Marquette have swapped places in the Big East (38:00).
This episode of the Tapping The Keg podcast covers the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Charlie starts the show with explaining why the Milwaukee Bucks should take a lesson from the 2022 Milwaukee Brewers (3:00) then gets into their impressive win versus the Miami Heat. Plus he looks ahead to their west coast swing. From there, Charlie discusses if the Packers should trade for DK Metcalf (27:00). Lastly, Charlie previews the Marquette-Villanova matchup and talks about the rest of college basketball in the state of Wisconsin (35:00).
In this episode of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie discusses WI Bracketology, Marquette's significant victory against Seton Hall, the Chicago Bears' hiring of Ben Johnson, and the speculation surrounding Bradley Beal not joining the Milwaukee Bucks. The podcast starts with Charlie exploring the current standings of Marquette and Wisconsin in Bracketology for the NCAA Tournament (3:00). He then reviews Marquette's triumph over Seton Hall (18:00). Following that, Charlie talks about the implications of the Chicago Bears hiring Ben Johnson for the Green Bay Packers (29:00). Finally, he examines the rumors regarding Bradley Beal and the Milwaukee Bucks (39:00).
On today's podcast, Charlie and Mitch discuss the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers on the 595th edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. Charlie and Mitch kick off the show discussing how the Bucks have looked so far as we are halfway through the season. They discuss the team at-large before getting into Giannis Antetokounmpo, Damian Lillard and much more. The boys also talk about CC Sabathia getting into the MLB Hall of Fame and how he is a Brewer for life even playing only three months here. Lastly, Charlie lays out the case why Green Bay Packers fans should be Philadelphia Eagles fans.
On this edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie discusses the NFL Playoffs from a Green Bay Packers lens, Marquette Golden Eagles finally losing, and Doc Rivers deserving more credit. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the Detroit Lions getting humbled then explains why the Packers need to look more like the Washington Commanders next season (3:00). From there, Charlie breaks down Marquette losing to Xavier and what they need to fix their offensive woes (24:00). Charlie explains why Doc Rivers deserves more credit for the job he has done with the Milwaukee Bucks turnaround (48:00).
On today's podcast, Charlie discusses the passing of Bob Uecker, the Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Sports Weekend with thoughts on the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette Golden Eagles.The podcast begins with Charlie reflecting on the passing of Bob Uecker who died at age 90 (3:00). The podcast moves on to talk about Brian Gutekunst's end-of-the-year comments and what they mean going forward (17:00). Charlie also gives his Green Bay Packers' hater guide to the NFL Playoffs (30:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Wisconsin Sports weekend highlighting the Milwaukee Bucks than the Marquette Golden Eagles (37:00)
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers 2025 plans, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles.Charlie starts the show by going through what should be on the Green Bay Packers' priority order for 2025 (2:00). Charlie continues with discussing the Milwaukee Bucks' blowout victories against Orlando and Sacramento. If they mean anything (20:00), Charlie talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles, their bench problem, and some MUBB stock market (34:00).
On this edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch are talking about a variety of Wisconsin Sports topics starting with the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks plus some college football and Roki Sasaki. The podcast begins with the boys diving into the final days of the Green Bay Packers and the start of the offseason. What can the Packers do to improve on next year? What should they keep doing? Who should they go after? They talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' latest win over the Sacramento Kings and recap the weekend that was. Charlie & Mitch wonder if the NBA is finally ready to turn a new leaf by putting Giannis Antetokounmpo in their NBA on NBC ads. Lastly, Charlie and Mitch discuss why the college football ratings missed the mark and why Charlie wants Roki Sasaki to be a Los Angeles Dodgers player.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday as Charlie is discussing the Green Bay Packers' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles and should the Milwaukee Bucks trying to avoid the New York Knicks in the playoffs. The podcast begins with discussing the state of the Packers after their loss to the Eagles. Where do the Packers go from here? (2:00). Charlie hands out Golden Kegs for the best and worst from Packers-Eagles (15:00). From there, Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks bad loss to the New York Knicks and wonders if that's their worst playoff matchup (35:00).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch discuss the Green Bay Packers' Wild Card matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, Milwaukee Bucks with a big weekend on deck, and early Milwaukee Brewers' projections. The show begins with the boys talking about the Wild Card matchup for the Packers. They start discussing the defensive matchup for the Packers before the offense and finally, the intangibles. From there, they discuss who would you rather play in a playoff series - Orlando Magic or New York Knicks? Bucks will play both this weekend. Lastly, they discuss the Milwaukee Brewers' projections per ZIPs.
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Green Bay Packers, the Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks on today's podcast for Wednesday, January 8th. The podcast discusses the five most important Green Bay Packers offensive players and coaches to a successful postseason (3:00). Then Charlie talks about the gritty win for Marquette against Georgetown (24:00). Lastly, Charlie explains where the Jimmy Butler-Milwaukee Bucks buzz is coming from and why he's against it (39:00).
On today's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie discusses Giannis Antetokounmpo's greatness, the Milwaukee Bucks' win over the San Antonio Spurs, Jordan Love's elbow, and the Green Bay Packers' top defenders.Giannis Antetokounmpo reminded everyone why he was the best player in the NBA last night and why Nikola Jokic is like a steroids-era baseball player (3:00). Charlie discusses the Bucks win with BucksCap as well as talks about Khris Middleton to the bench and why it was pure misinformation (12:00). Jordan Love's elbow injury is not something to freak out about, however there is another injury that has Charlie worried (23:00). To wrap the show, Charlie highlights the top 5 Packers defenders for the postseason (30:00).
Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles are the discussion topics for the Monday edition of Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for January 6th. Charlie starts the show explaining why the Green Bay Packers' disappointing finish to the season is not going to define their postseason (3:00). Charlie recaps the bad Chicago Bears loss with Golden Kegs (18:00). From there, Charlie explains how he would fix the Milwaukee Bucks after the last two bad losses against Brooklyn and Portland (39:00). Charlie gets into why he was so impressed with Marquette's win against Creighton (54:00).
The podcast begins with a state of Tapping The Keg to begin the show, Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears, Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette Golden Eagles discussion all in today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast.2:00-14:00 - I discuss the state of Tapping The Keg and podcasting in 2025. 14:00-29:00- The weirdness of Packers-Bears this week at Lambeau. 29:00-40:00 - Milwaukee Bucks stumble again v Brooklyn + matchup with Portland 40:00-50:00 - Marquette takes on Creighton.
Charlie & Mitch finally get back in the saddle for Tapping The Keg 592. The boys are talking all about Wisconsin Sports expectations for the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. The podcast begins with the boys discussing what Packers fans should expect when it comes the NFL Playoffs plus touch on the latest news about Jaire Alexander. They also discuss what to expect from the Milwaukee Bucks when it comes to trading any of their players. Finally, they talk about the expectations for the Marquette Golden Eagles after their red hot start as the Big East begins.
On today's podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers loss to the Minnesota Vikings featuring some initial thoughts, questions, Golden Kegs as well as a Wisconsin Sports lookahead. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the disappointment of the Packers losing this game (3:00). Charlie answers some questions about the Packers' loss from offense, defense and intangibles (8:00). Charlie also hands out Golden Kegs from the loss (25:00). Lastly, Charlie does a Wisconsin Sports lookahead w/ the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette Golden Eagles (33:00).
On today's podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Vikings matchup, the Milwaukee Bucks recent game and what's on deck, and a meter on what to watch this weekend for college football bowls. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings. How do the Packers win on both offense and defense (2:00). Charlie continues the show with discussing the Milwaukee Bucks and their recent loss to Brooklyn plus discusses the Chicago matchup on Saturday (20:00). Finally, from degen to must-watch, Charlie ranks this weekend's college football bowl games (29:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, December 24th. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' big win over the New Orleans Saints plus quick thoughts on the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette Golden Eagles.Charlie starts the show discussing why he thinks the Packers have gained killer instinct (3:00). He also gives out his Golden Kegs to the best & worst players in the Saints-Packers game (14:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks' games post NBA Cup (32:00). Lastly, Charlie gives his thoughts on Marquette's win over Xavier (42:00).
To wrap up the 2024 year, Charlie is joined by ShayKenn in this special edition of Tapping The Keg Daily podcast. They recap the full 2024 year in Wisconsin Sports starting with the Green Bay Packers then Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and college sports. Charlie & ShayKenn begin to talk about New Years and why people shouldn't consider it amateur hour then they get into the top moments of Wisconsin Sports 2024 year. They start with the Green Bay Packers talking about how it started with Jordan Love v Dallas and where it's been going this year. They move on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks year which started awful and ended with a ton of promise. Next, they talk about what a fun year it was for the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie & ShayKenn finish the recap with some college sports talk for both Marquette and Wisconsin. Lastly, they talk music for 2024.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Thursday, December 19th. Charlie discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles, Doug Gottlieb's comments, and Jordan Love. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing how Marquette learned how to play bully ball (3:00). Charlie continues with giving out his grades for the Marquette-Butler game (10:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the latest controversy surrounding UW Green Bay coach Doug Gottlieb (29:00). Lastly, Charlie ranks the NFC Playoff quarterbacks and discusses where he would put Jordan Love on the rankings (41:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks winning the NBA Cup, the Green Bay Packers' playoff path, and the Wisconsin Badgers' transfer portal success. The podcast begins with Charlie talk about the Bucks taking home the NBA Cup and what it means with the Bucks' dominating performance against the NBA contender Oklahoma City Thunder (3:00). Charlie also recaps the game between the Thunder and Bucks (19:00). From there, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers playoff path and why there are no easy paths (27:00). Charlie also discusses what the Wisconsin Badgers have done in the transfer football (39:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is back for Monday, December 16th, with Charlie covering topics such as the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, the trade of Devin Williams, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. The podcast kicks off with Charlie discussing the indicators that the Packers are showing potential as contenders tonight (3:00). He then awards his golden kegs, highlighting the best and worst performances (15:00). Following that, Charlie talks about the significant NBA Cup victory for the Milwaukee Bucks and explains why it stands out as their top win of the season (29:00). He also delves into the reasons behind Devin Williams' trade to the New York Yankees (45:00). Finally, Charlie summarizes the challenging loss for Marquette against Dayton (57:00).
The Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Friday, December 13th is now available, featuring a discussion about the Wisconsin Sports Weekend, which includes the Green Bay Packers, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks. The podcast starts by previewing the game between the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks (3:00). It then shifts to the intriguing matchup of the Marquette Golden Eagles against the Dayton Flyers (19:00). Finally, Charlie prepares you for the NBA Cup game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Atlanta Hawks (32:00).
The Tapping The Keg podcast is currently airing, featuring Mitch and Charlie discussing the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, MLB Hot Stove, and Wisconsin Sports 'Soto' teams. The first topic covers the motivation of the Green Bay Packers for the remaining weeks of the season, along with an analysis of the Packers-Seahawks matchup. Following that, they evaluate whether the Milwaukee Bucks reaching Las Vegas for the NBA Cup is a significant achievement and share their initial thoughts on the Bucks-Hawks game. Finally, they delve into the MLB Hot Stove and consider which teams would be Wisconsin Sports' Soto's teams.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is live for Wednesday, December 11th. The big topics are the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers' matchup with the Seattle Seahawks and why I like the Jeff Grimes hire for the Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie kicks off the show with discussing the people's distrust in the Milwaukee Bucks. Is it fair? Is it foul? (3:00). Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA Cup win over the Orlando Magic (19:00). The podcast rolls on to talk early storylines for the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks plus play some playoff machine (29:00). Lastly, Charlie explains why he likes the Jeff Grimes hire for Wisconsin (38:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Monday, December 9th discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles, the Milwaukee Bucks, Willy Adames leaving the Milwaukee Brewers, NFL Week 13, and the College Football Playoff.Charlie starts the show discussing the impact of Marquette beating Wisconsin (5:00). Charlie gives out his grades from the Marquette-Wisconsin game (19:00). After that, Charlie recaps both the Milwaukee Bucks win v Brooklyn and their loss v Boston (29:00). Willy Adames signs with the San Francisco Giants, what does it mean for the Brewers (45:00). Lastly, some quick hitters on NFL Week 13 and College Football Playoff (57:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Friday, December 6th talking about the Green Bay Packers, Marquette versus Wisconsin, and the Milwaukee Bucks' big weekend. 1:30-15:00 - Green Bay gets screwed by the refs in the game against the Detroit Lions. 15:00-25:00- Golden Kegs for Packers-Lions25:00-41:00 - Wisconsin Sports Weekend preview starts us off discussing the I-94 rivalry with the Marquette and Wisconsin matchup. It continues with discussing the big Milwaukee Bucks weekend versus Boston Celtics and Brooklyn Nets plus the return of Khris Middleton.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Thursday, December 5th discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers.1:00-15:00 - Five questions about the Marquette Golden Eagles after their loss to Iowa State15:00-24:00- Grades from the Marquette-Iowa State Game24:00-36:00 - Milwaukee Bucks have a high and low week with a loss versus the Atlanta Hawks and a win versus the Detroit Pistons 36:00-41:00 - Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions final thoughts and why this might be a house money game for the Lions.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Mitch & I talk about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the matchup between the Marquette Golden Eagles and Wisconsin Badgers.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch digging into Lions-Packers Round II and discussing whether this is the perfect time to play Detroit. They also talk about key matchups and other storylines. The podcast continues with Mitch and Charlie wondering what is more important this week for the Milwaukee Bucks - An NBA Cup advancement or a win versus the Boston Celtics. Lastly, they discuss the Marquette-Wisconsin rivalry and how the Golden Eagles need to avoid Ohio State football disease.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Giannis Antetokounmpo's latest hot streak, lessons learned from Week 13 in the NFL, Wisconsin Badgers are bowl-less and Marquette Golden Eagles recap from cupcake week.3:00-17:00: Giannis Antetokounmpo makes a push for MVP with his recent hot streak + recap from Bucks-Wizards17:00-31:00: Lessons learned from Week 13 for a Packers fan featuring Philadelphia Eagles hype and Minnesota Vikings' fraudulence.31:00-45:00: Luke Fickell's seat is red hot. Where do the Badgers go from here?45:00-56:00: Marquette cupcake week recap.
Today's Tapping The Keg podcast focuses on the Green Bay Packers dominating win over the Miami Dolphins, Milwaukee Bucks expectations and what Blake Snell signing in LA means for the Milwaukee Brewers . 2:00-10:00 - Green Bay Packers dominate from the start against the Miami Dolphins and look like one of the best teams in football.10:00-30:00 - Green Bay Packers Golden Kegs for their win over the Miami Dolphins. Who played the best? Who played the worst?30:00-1:15: Mitch and Charlie hang out to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks expectations for the rest of the season and why the Blake Snell signing is bad for baseball.
Today's Tapping The Keg discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, the Marquette Golden Eagles, the Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Badgers.3:30-17:00: Charlie discusses the latest Bucks win that gets them to .500 and explains why the Bucks deserve a ton of credit17:00-25:00: Why Marquette might have a Big East problem plus thoughts on their matchups against Stonehill and Western Carolina25:00-38:00: Green Bay Packers-Miami Dolphins preview38:00-49:00: Wisconsin Badgers-Minnesota Golden Gophers preview
Today's Tapping The Keg podcast discusses questions that are had about the State of Wisconsin and their sports teams for the reminder of the 2024 season. 3:00-14:00 - Green Bay Packers' questions as they finish out their year. 14:00-24:00 - Milwaukee Bucks' questions as they head into their second full month of the season. 25:00-36:00: Marquette Golden Eagles questions about their challenging December. 36:00-41:00: Quick questions about the Wisconsin Badgers football team and the Milwaukee Brewers 41:00-48:00: Packers playoff machine returns.
This Monday's Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the massive Wisconsin Sports weekend with the Green Bay Packers' win, Milwaukee Bucks' winning weekend, Marquette Golden Eagles' win, and the only disappointment, the Wisconsin Badgers football team. 3:00-13:00 - How the Green Bay Packers became a smashmouth football team again with Josh Jacobs 13:00-35:00 - Green Bay Packers' Golden Kegs for their win against the San Francisco 49ers. Best & Worst players from the game. 35:00-48:00: Milwaukee Bucks have a winning weekend with successful games versus Indiana and Charlotte. 48:00-1:06: Charlie recaps Marquette's big win in the Bahamas against Georgia and gives his grades from the game. 1:06-1:13: Wisconsin Badgers football are this weekend's only disappointment.
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie previews the weekend discussing the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Wisconsin Badgers. 3:00-20:00 - Charlie discusses the matchup between the Green Bay Packers and the San Francisco 49ers. 20:00-33:00 - Charlie gets you ready for a big Milwaukee Bucks weekend as they take on Indiana and Charlotte. 33:00-42:00 - Marquette heads to the Bahamas to take on Georgia and try to avoid a hangover from the past couple of games. 42:00-50:00: Wisconsin Badgers try to get bowl eligible when they play Nebraska on Saturday afternoon.
Tapping The Keg Daily is back for Wednesday, November 20th where Charlie is talking about the Marquette Golden Eagles, seeing Milwaukee Bucks live, Aaron Rodgers, and the Milwaukee Brewers. 2:00-14:00 - Charlie begins the show wondering how high Marquette's ceiling is after their win against the Purdue Boilermakers 14:00-23:00 - Marquette's grades for their win against Purdue. 35:00-48:00 - Aaron Rodgers' season goes from bad to worse with the general manager being fired as well as Woody Johnson's overinvolvement. 48:00-51:00: Quick Brewers thoughts on Pat Murphy winning Manager of the Year and Willy Adames not taking the qualifying offer.
Tapping The Keg is live for its 589th episode. Charlie & Mitch discuss the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, Pat Murphy, and Charlie's SEC v Indiana rant. Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch start the show with a look at the Green Bay Packers. The boys wonder if the Packers need to win this game to legitimize their season. Topic 2: They move on to react to the Milwaukee Bucks' big win over the Chicago Bulls. The guys talk about what has changed over the last few weeks and what can still be improved on in the coming weeks. Topic 3: Mitch reminds Charlie of some formerly unsavory comments made by both hosts about Milwaukee Brewers' manager Pat Murphy. Topic 4: Charlie enters the Indiana v. SEC debate and gets ranty about it.
Tapping The Keg Daily is here for Monday, November 18th with a loaded show talking Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears, Marquette Golden Eagles' big road win, Wisconsin Badgers fire Phil Longo + thoughts on the loss to Oregon, and lastly, the Milwaukee Bucks get screwed by the refs. 3:00-16:00 - Charlie discusses the great escape by the Green Bay Packers against the Chicago Bears and if you should be concerned moving forward about the way they're winning. 16:00-32:00 - Green Bay Packers Golden Kegs versus the Chicago Bears. 32:00-47:00 - Marquette Golden Eagles take down Maryland on the road. Charlie gives grades and discusses Tuesday's matchup with Purdue. 47:00-56:00: Charlie discusses the Wisconsin loss to Oregon then explains why Phil Longo getting fired does not mean the air raid didn't work. 56:00-1:07: Charlie gets into the Milwaukee Bucks loss against the Charlotte Hornets and how the refs screwed the Bucks.
Tapping The Keg Daily is comes to you live for a Friday show where Charlie is talking Giannis Antetokounmpo sending a message, Packers-Bears, Wisconsin-Oregon, Marquette-Maryland, Bucks-Hornets in the Wisconsin Sports preview. 3:00-11:00 - Charlie recaps Giannis Antetokounmpo's incredible 59 point game and why he thinks he sent a message to his teammates. 11:00-24:00 - Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears breakdown kicks off our Wisconsin Sports weekend coverage 24:00-38:00 - Wisconsin Badgers try to shock the world against the Oregon Ducks. Charlie previews it. 38:00-48:00: Charlie talks about the Marquette-Maryland matchup then covers the rest of Wisconsin sports' college basketball for the weekend48:00-55:00: Charlie finishes off with discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' weekend matchup against the Charlotte Hornets.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg Podcast, we discuss the Green Bay Packers' matchup with the Chicago Bears, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Milwaukee Bucks making for a great episode 588. TOPIC 1: Charlie & Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers and how they avoid an upset at the hands of the Chicago Bears. They discuss the game with storylines as well. TOPIC 2: The boys get into the Milwaukee Brewers' hot stove. Charlie unleashes a Juan Soto theory and why the Brewers might talk to him. They also talk about the Roki Sasaki possibility along with a Devin Williams trade ideaTOPIC 3: While Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped 59 points, the boys discussed the Milwaukee Bucks still trying to find themselves and wondered could they have a trajectory similar to Golden State?
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, November 12th with Charlie discussing the Green Bay Packers, Marquette Golden Eagles, Milwaukee Brewers, and his Scottsdale trip. 3:00-27:00 - Charlie previews the second half of the Green Bay Packers' season 27:00-42:00 - Charlie discusses Marquette Golden Eagles' game against Central Michigan and hands out grades. 42:00-50:00 - Charlie catches up with the Milwaukee Brewers 50:00-57:00: Scottsdale winners and losers
Tapping The Keg Daily returns after a week hiatus and Charlie is talking all things Wisconsin Sports. He covers all the things that he missed throughout the last week he was in Scottsdale.4:00-22:00 - Charlie recaps all that has happened with the Milwaukee Bucks and why things are still broken with the team. He talks about his concern with Damian Lillard then discuss why this is the biggest week for the Bucks. 22:00-36:00 - Charlie discusses Marquette Golden Eagles win over George Mason and what he has liked so far this season. 36:00-53:00 - Charlie looks at Green Bay's bye week and what he can take away from it in the NFC as well as discusses Green Bay not doing much at the trade line. 53:00-59:00: Why the Bye week looked very bad for the Wisconsin Badgers.
Tapping The Keg Daily for Monday, November 4th, discusses the Green Bay Packers and whether they are an elite football team. The Golden Kegs from the Packers lost to the Detroit Lions. The Milwaukee Bucks lost again. And the Wisconsin Badgers had a disaster of a game on Saturday night. 2:00-18:00: Are the Green Bay Packers elite? A case for and against it. 18:00-41:00: Packers Golden Kegs from their loss to the Lions. Who played the best, and who played the worst? 41:00-52:00: Milwaukee Bucks drop a heartbreaker vs. the Cleveland Cavaliers - Five takes from that one. 52:00-58:00: Badgers get embarrassed by Iowa.
Today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Badgers. 2:00 - It's time to push the Bucks panic button on the season. Questions about everything including if Damian Lillard or Giannis Antetokounmpo will ask out27:00 - Bucks-Cleveland Cavaliers preview30:00 - Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions preview40:00 - Wisconsin Badgers-Iowa Hawkeyes preview
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch get ready to talk about the Green Bay Packers facing off against the Detroit Lions, Khris Middleton's return, and the Wisconsin Badgers on must-win status. The podcast begins with the boys discussing all of the big things about the big matchup between the Packers-Lions. They talk quarterbacks, must-win status, Jeff Hafley v Ben Johnson and so much more. The podcast continues to discuss the potential return of Khris Middleton and what it means for the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie & Mitch discuss why it's a must-win for the Wisconsin Badgers this weekend when they take on the Iowa Hawkeyes. Finally, they highlight the latest news about the Milwaukee Brewers.
Tapping The Keg Daily is a hybrid of Tapping The Keg and the daily show as Mitch hops on with me to talk Milwaukee Bucks-Boston Celtics then I preview Marquette basketball. 3:58 - Charlie & Mitch discuss the Milwaukee Bucks falling to the Boston Celtics. Did the boys like what they saw from the team? They did not? What can be fixed? A bunch of lessons from Game 429:00—Charlie does an in-depth analysis of the Marquette Golden Eagles roster. He discusses the big picture and then discusses each player individually before discussing the schedule at large.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, October 28th with discussions about Jordan Love's injury, Green Bay Packers-Jacksonville Jaguars golden kegs, Wisconsin Badgers, and Milwaukee Bucks disappointments.3:00 - Charlie discusses where Green Bay should go with Jordan Love's injury and why there might be a case for sitting him down this week.12:00 - Green Bay Packers Golden Kegs versus the Jaguars. Who played the best? Who played the worst?38:00 - Charlie explains why the Wisconsin Badgers let one slip away48:00 - Milwaukee Bucks has a disaster of a weekend.
Tapping The Keg Daily for Friday, October 25th gets you ready for the Wisconsin Sports weekend with a host of games. Starting off with a discussion about how this is a huge moment for the Wisconsin Badgers versus Penn State then a preview of the game (3:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Green Bay Packers against the Jacksonville Jaguars (19:00). Lastly, Charlie previews the Milwaukee Bucks weekend as they face the Chicago Bulls and Brooklyn Nets (30:00).
Milwaukee Bucks start their season off with a bang. Mitch Ross and Charlie are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast where they get into all things Bucks after their dominating win against the Philadelphia 76ers. They also talk about the differences between Trevor Lawrence and Jordan Love. They move on to discuss the World Series if they're excited and why it's good for baseball.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Wednesday, October 23rd. The Wisconsin Sports Rant Meter kicks us off talking about Jordan Love being a gunslinger, Khris Middleton's injury, and the Wisconsin Badgers fans mad they didn't get College Game Day (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the biggest storylines for Green Bay Packers-Jacksonville Jaguars (27:00). Lastly, theories on why the Milwaukee Brewers changed hitting coaches (41:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast goes right into the Green Bay Packers' big victory over the Houston Texans. Charlie discusses the Packers' defense winning them this football game and why it makes their team even scarier (3:00). Charlie continues by handing out his Golden kegs for the Packers-Texans game. Who played the best? Who played the worst? (10:00). Charlie discusses why the Badgers should get credit for their success, why Alabama might be plus-upped Wisconsin, and who deserves the most 'I'm sorrys' (38:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily wraps up with the Friday podcast discussing the games for the Wisconsin Sports teams this weekend. The podcast begins discussing the matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Houston Texans (4:00). The podcast continues with a preview for the Wisconsin Badgers versus the Northwestern Wildcats (20:00). Finally, the Wisconsin Sports Beer flight covering all sports of topics - Bucks, college hoops and 98 wrestling (35:00).
Tapping The Keg's annual Milwaukee Bucks season preview podcast is here. The boys go through the roster from Giannis to Liam Robbins plus talk big storylines for the season. This is the order of the guys discussed between Charlie & Mitch. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Damian Lillard, Khris Middleton, Brook Lopez, the New Guys (Gary Trent Jr., Taureen Prince, Deleon Wright), Wally Waukesha (Pat Connaughton, AJ Green), and a few thoughts on the rest of the roster. Then they discuss the Eastern Conference and pick total wins.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Wednesday, October 16th. The podcast begins with Charlie playing the Green Bay Packers stock market. Who is he buying? Who is he selling? (4:00). The podcast continues with Charlie reacting to the Packers signing Brandon McManus at kicker (23:00). Charlie also reacts to Davante Adams and Aaron Rodgers reuniting in New York (32:00). Lastly, Charlie wonders what the NFC North will look like in a month (45:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Green Bay Packers' dominating win over the Arizona Cardinals to kick off its Monday edition. Charlie explains that this is the Packers on full cylinders (3:00). Charlie hands out Golden Kegs for the best and worst Packers in the Cardinals win (16:00). Charlie discusses what happened in the rest of the NFL (32:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Wisconsin Badgers turnaround with another big-time victory (38:00). Lastly, Charlie revels in the craziness that is college football (48:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily's Friday edition is here. Charlie gets into the Wisconsin Sports Weekend preview right away. He talks about the Green Bay Packers matchup with the Arizona Cardinals (2:00). From there, Charlie discusses if the Wisconsin Badgers can emulate the success they had last week when they head to New Jersey to play the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (16:00). Charlie gives some Milwaukee Brewers grades then talks MLB Playoffs (28:00). Lastly, Charlie gives five Milwaukee Bucks preseason takes (41:00).
On this week's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch dive into the Milwaukee Brewers. They talk about the playoff loss a week later and if they feel any better they discuss the highlights, lowlights, and next season. The podcast discusses the surprising NFC North and whether that changes expectations for the Green Bay Packers for the rest of the season. Lastly, the boys discuss Milwaukee Bucks preseason and what things they're paying attention to then some freeballing college football talk.
Tapping The Keg Daily is here for a Wednesday where Charlie starts the show by reacting to Aaron Rodgers firing New York Jets head coach Robert Salah and explains why the Green Bay Packers keep winning the trade years later (2:45). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers' hitter grades for the 2024 MLB season (22:00). Charlie explains his thoughts on the death of Bally Sports (35:00). Finally, some thoughts on Jesse Winker and the rest of the MLB postseason (43:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is here for Monday where Charlie kicks off the show discussing the Green Bay Packers and the potential that this team has. Why they showed it in the second half (2:00). Golden Kegs from Packers' win over the Los Angeles Rams. Who played the best? Who played the worst? (14:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Wisconsin Badgers and why the win against the Purdue Boilermakers matters more than people think (38:00). Quick thoughts on the Milwaukee Bucks and the Gary Trent injury (48:00). Then a check-in about the Milwaukee Brewers (51:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Friday with the podcast starting out talking about the utter collapse by the Milwaukee Brewers v the New York Mets in Game 3 (2:00). Charlie also goes into the box score and talks about other factors resulting in the loss beyond Devin Williams (12:00). The podcast looks ahead to this weekend to talk about the matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams (23:00). Show wraps up with a breakdown of the Wisconsin Badgers matchup versus the Purdue Boilermakers (36:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily has a special edition recapping Game 2 of the Milwaukee Brewers' dramatic victory against the New York Mets in the Wild Card series. Charlie discusses what the 8th inning was like from his seat inside American Family Field. What that moment meant to him and Brewers alike (2:00). From there, Charlie discusses the burning questions he has after Brewers-Mets Game 2 (13:00). Lastly, he gets you ready for Game 3 (27:00).
Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers, Davante Adams, and the Milwaukee Bucks on today's podcast. Starting with the Brewers, Charlie recounts the Game 1 loss to the New York Mets and explains why the postseason demons might be back (1:00). Charlie asks some burning questions from Game 1 (15:00). Charlie continues the show to discuss Davante Adams and where his next destination might be (32:00). Lastly, the latest Milwaukee Bucks chatter (43:00)
Today's podcast begins discussing the Green Bay Packers' disappointing loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers' growing pains still exist despite the hype (2:30). Charlie gives out golden kegs for the best and worst players from Packers-Vikings (12:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the chaotic nature of the Wisconsin Badgers and why the Badgers fans have had enough (31:00). Charlie breaks down who the Brewers want to play in October (43:00). Lastly, he reacts to the New York Knicks dealing Karl-Anthony Towns (53:00).
We have made it to another weekend and Charlie is talking about all of the big games this weekend in the State of Wisconsin. The previews begin with a look at the Green Bay Packers against the Minnesota Vikings (3:30). The podcast rolls on with discussing Wisconsin against USC (20:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the weird series this weekend between the Milwaukee Brewers and the New York Mets (36:00).
The Milwaukee Brewers postseason begins next week, and Mitch and Charlie are talking about it in the latest Tapping The Keg podcast edition. Additionally featured in episode 583, the boys talk about the Green Bay Packers' Sunday matchup against the Minnesota Vikings which has become more important than previously thought. Lastly, the boys go through another bad NBA list where they put Damian Lillard at the number 10 when it comes to NBA sidekicks.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, September 24th where Charlie is discussing Wisconsin Sports winners and losers for September, Milwaukee Brewers, and NFL Week 3 through the Packers' fan lens. Charlie starts the show by handing out winners then losers for Wisconsin Sports for all the teams involved in September (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers matchup with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the rest of the MLB schedule this week (31:00). Charlie finishes the show looking at NFL Week 3 through the lens of a Packers fan (47:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Green Bay Packers win over the Tennessee Titans, the Milwaukee Brewers' big comeback, and the Wisconsin Badgers' regrets.Charlie begins the Monday show by discussing why the Green Bay Packers are one of the most complete teams in the NFL. (1:30). Charlie gives out Golden Kegs for his best and worst players from the Packers' win versus the Titans (14:00). Charlie then discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' comeback win. Why this year feels different (32:00). Charlie explains why the Wisconsin Badgers have regrets after watching Saturday's slate of games (41:00).
Tapping The Keg podcast covers these topics this week - Green Bay Packers' early lessons, Milwaukee Brewers' October realism, and the annual Giannis Antetokounmpo PSA.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch discussing the early lessons that have been learned about the Green Bay Packers thus far. They move on to try to understand what is fair to expect with the Milwaukee Brewers. And to finish up the show, Charlie & Mitch remind everyone about Giannis Antetokounmpo plus they discuss a ridiculous NBA coaches' list.
Tapping The Keg Daily is here for Thursday, September 19th, with topics related to the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and Milwaukee Bucks.Charlie starts the show by celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' winning the NL Central title (2:00). He also previews the upcoming series against the Arizona Diamondbacks (16:00). Charlie digs into the storylines for the Green Bay Packers' next game against the Tennessee Titans (23:00). Lastly, Charlie explains the Milwaukee Bucks fans' complicated relationship with Adrian Wojnarowski (47:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is here for Tuesday, September 17th where the discussions are about the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, NFL Week 2, and the Wisconsin Badgers.Charlie kicks off the show with discussing the Milwaukee Brewers' win over the Philadelphia Phillies (2:00). The podcast continues with Charlie going through the NL Playoff foes and seeing how the Brewers stack up (11:00). Charlie moves on to discuss why he thinks the Green Bay Packers hacked the new NFL plus thoughts on Week 2 (30:00). Why expectations shouldn't change for the Wisconsin Badgers even with Tyler Van Dyke's injury (47:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, September 16th where we are talking about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the smashmouth nature of the Green Bay Packers and why they showed their versatility as a team (1:30). Charlie hands out golden kegs for who played the best and worst in the Packers-Colts game (12:00). The podcast continues with Charlie wrapping up the depressing end of the Milwaukee Brewers' west coast trip while previewing the Phillies series (30:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses why the Wisconsin Badgers blowout versus Alabama is a wake-up call (45:00)
Today's podcast features topics about the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers football, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. The podcast's topic today is confidence ratings. And how confident are we with the offense and defense of each of the Wisconsin Sports teams The podcast starts off talking about Green Bay Packers for both offense & defense (3:00). Next, the Wisconsin Badgers and how they will do versus Alabama (17:00). Lastly, the Milwaukee Brewers over the weekend (32:00). Charlie also breaks down the Marquette Golden Eagles schedule (45:00).
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast is all about expectations from Malik Willis, Wisconsin Badgers versus Alabama Crimson Tide to the Milwaukee Brewers versus Arizona Diamondbacks.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch discussing what to expect from Malik Willis, who is likely the starter for the Green Bay Packers against the Indianapolis Colts. They discuss what to expect with the underdog Wisconsin Badgers against the Alabama Crimson Tide. Lastly, they talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and can they show up against the Arizona Diamonbacks?
Today's podcast discusses the matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts, Aaron Rodgers' first start, and the Milwaukee Brewers taking on the San Francisco Giants. Charlie discusses the top storylines for the matchup between the Packers and Colts. Discussions about Malik Willis, Anthony Richardson, and more (2:00). Charlie also talks about Aaron Rodgers and his first full start as a New York Jets player (21:00). Lastly, he previews the Milwaukee Brewers series versus the San Francisco Giants (31:00).
On today's podcast, the discussions surround NFL Week 1 reaction as a Green Bay Packers fan, the Wisconsin Badgers, and the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie gives his opinion about NFL Week 1 from the lens of a Green Bay Packers fan and the matchups later this season (2:00). Charlie gives you five things about the Wisconsin Badgers win against South Dakota (27:00). Lastly, Charlie expresses frustration with the Milwaukee Brewers' pathetic performance (42:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily special Saturday edition talks about Jordan Love's injury and Green Bay Packers' Golden Kegs for their loss against the Philadelphia Eagles 0-18: Instant Jordan Love injury reaction18-38: Packers Golden Kegs v. Eagles
On today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie previews the Wisconsin Sports slate for the weekend discussing the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and the Milwaukee Brewers. 0:00-20:00 - Green Bay Packers-Philadelphia Eagles preview20:00-31:00 - Wisconsin Badgers-South Dakota Coyotes preview31:00-42:00 - Milwaukee Brewers-Colorado Rockies preview42:00-47:00 - Rest of the MLB, NCAAF, and NFL weekend
The 579th installment of the Tapping The Keg podcast is all about the Green Bay Packers and the start of the NFL season. ShayKenn joins Charlie for this version where the boys break down the upcoming season both on the offense, and defense side of things then talk about games to watch. Lastly, with the first game on Friday night, Charlie & ShayKenn talk about the dos and don'ts of watching a game at a bar.
The Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Tuesday, September 3rd discusses the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Brewers. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the five most important storylines heading into the Green Bay Packers game against the Philadelphia Eagles along with the most important players in the game (3:00). The podcast rolls on with a discussion about the joy and reality of watching Willy Adames for the Milwaukee Brewers right now along with a check-in on their strong performance (35:00). Lastly, Charlie goes on a rant against the Ben The Dog haters (50:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily for Monday, September 2nd, is just doing college football today. They're discussing the Wisconsin Badgers' week one performance and then the Big Ten's overall performance. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing why it's the same old Badgers for another year. Badgers did not impress him much in Week 1 (3:00). Charlie does talk about things he likes and dislikes about the win against Western Michigan (12:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the remaining Big 10 schedule and wonders if teams were better or worse (26:00).
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers, the Wisconsin Badgers football team, and the Green Bay Packers.Charlie & Mitch kick off episode 578 by discussing the season's final month for the Milwaukee Brewers. The podcast discusses the Wisconsin Badgers and whether the casual interest has waned with this team. Lastly, they get into the week one storylines for the Green Bay Packers against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Green Bay Packers and cut day, Jordan Love being a tier 2 quarterback, the UConn Huskies potentially leaving The Big East again, and some playlist talk at the very end.The podcast begins with Charlie reacting to the Green Bay Packers' cut day. What surprised him? What didn't? (3:00). The podcast continues with Charlie explaining why it's not good enough to have Jordan Love at the bottom of the Tier 2 quarterbacks (23:00). Is UConn leaving the Big East again? Charlie has strong thoughts about that (37:00). Lastly, the playlist shifts at Tapping The Keg HQ (46:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, August 27th. Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers new backup, their November schedule, and the Milwaukee Brewers taking on the San Francisco Giants.The podcast begins with Charlie reacting to the Packers trading for Malik Willis (3:00). He sticks with the Packers discussing their November schedule (19:00). Lastly, Charlie previews the Milwaukee Brewers against the San Francisco Giants which begins tonight (34:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, August 26th. Today's topics are about the Wisconsin Badgers and if you should take future bets on them, Green Bay Packers preseason Game 3 questions, Milwaukee Brewers recap, and weekend fun. Charlie starts the podcast outlining if he thinks it is worth wagering on the Wisconsin Badgers from an over/under perspective and discussing if they can get to the playoff as well (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Green Bay Packers and the questions he has after the preseason win versus the Baltimore Ravens (22:00). The podcast continues with a Milwaukee Brewers recap with their winning series v Oakland As (37:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses a disaster of his wedding responsibilities (46:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for August 23rd. On the Friday edition of the podcast, Charlie is talking Milwaukee Brewers & Green Bay Packers. The podcast begins with August's Milwaukee Brewers stock market - Who are we buying, who are we selling and who are we holding? Plus thoughts on the Cardinals series and this weekend's A's series. The podcast continues with discussing the Green Bay Packers October schedule ranking the best and worst games and the joint practice with the Baltimore Ravens.
Tapping The Keg podcast is back for its 577th episode where Charlie & Mitch give their picks for the Wisconsin Sports Viewer Guide Draft as well as Milwaukee Brewers, Damian Lillard, and Green Bay Packers' talk. The podcast begins with drafting the best games of the fall slate for the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers. The boys explain why the focus will be big for the Brewers in the next few weeks. They also talk about Damian Lillard's sudden media tour and there is any concern with the Green Bay Packers' kickers or backup quarterbacks.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, August 20th where Charlie is talking Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, Corbin Burnes, and a story about stolen beer.Charlie begins the show by previewing the Green Bay Packers' September schedule. He talks best case/worst-case scenarios, players that scare him, and expected outcomes. He apologizes for cutting the segment in half (3:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers series with the St. Louis Cardinals (27:00). Charlie explains why he would welcome Corbin Burnes to Chicago for the Cubs (38:00). Lastly, Charlie tells the story of Beergate (46:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, August 19th, where Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers.Charlie starts the show by explaining why the Packers' preseason loss is nothing to worry about and questions from game two of preseason (3:00). The podcast rolls on to Charlie recapping the great weekend for the Milwaukee Brewers and wonders if a parity-filled 2024 MLB season is the best chance for Milwaukee to contend (25:00). Lastly, Charlie checks in on the Wisconsin Badgers who are two weeks away from their first game (43:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily is live on Friday, August 16th discussing Christian Yelich's injury impact on the Milwaukee Brewers, Brewers-Los Angeles Dodgers recap, Brewers-Cleveland Guardians preview, and the Milwaukee BucksThe podcast begins with Charlie wondering if the Milwaukee Brewers can get to the World Series with Christian Yelich being out for the season. Charlie asks questions about the Los Angeles Dodgers series before going into previewing the Brewers matchup with the Cleveland Guardians. Next, Charlie deep-dives the Milwaukee Bucks schedule and looks at the games week to week.
Tapping The Keg is live for this week's episode where the boys are talking Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks.The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch discussing what the Brewers can do to go from pretender to contender given the recent struggles against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The podcast continues with a discussion on if the Green Bay Packers are getting too much hype and are now the sexy team in football. Lastly, they talk about what to look for in the NBA schedule which comes out for the Milwaukee Bucks today.
Tapping The Keg Daily's Tuesday podcast discusses Giannis Antetokounmpo & the NBA's next generation, the Green Bay Packers, and Milwaukee Brewers.Charlie starts the podcast by explaining why the NBA has a challenge in front of them when it comes to Giannis Antetokounmpo and the rest of the league transitioning from LeBron & Steph Curry (3:00). Charlie discusses all the big Packers topics of late like WR1, Keisean Nixon's comments & teams getting excited about rookie QBs (21:00). Lastly, Charlie explains why Clayton Kershaw should give you hope about Brandon Woodruff (38:00).
Charlie talks Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers on the Monday edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast.The first topic today covers the Green Bay Packers' first preseason and what to like and dislike from the game (3:00). The podcast continues with a discussion about the Milwaukee Brewers' series against the Cincinnati Reds then a preview of the Los Angeles Dodgers' series (17:00). Lastly, Wisconsin gives the quarterback car keys to Tyler Van Dyke (35:00).
The Friday edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast features Charlie discussing the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and a potential NFL trade. The podcast begins with Charlie reacting to the Milwaukee Brewers' big sweep over the Atlanta Braves and what it means for the Brewers moving forward (3:00). The podcast rolls on with Charlie reacting to the Milwaukee Bucks getting left out on Christmas Day. Why the league is refusing their next generation (25:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the potential trade involving Davante Adams and Brandon Aiyuk which is the worst-case scenario for all Packers fans (36:00).
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers, and Milwaukee Brewers, and what Wisconsin celebrity will pull a Pitbull. The podcast begins with the boys discussing the Green Bay Packers' preseason schedule. They discuss the wide receiver snap counts, offensive line depth, cornerbacks, etc. They discuss why Charlie would rather be the Milwaukee Brewers than the Los Angeles Dodgers. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch try to think what Wisconsin athlete or celebrity would pull a Pitbull.
Tapping The Keg Daily's Tuesday edition is discussing the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Giannis Antetokounmpo.The podcast begins with Charlie breaking down the Green Bay Packers' first unofficial depth chart (2:30). Charlie then discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' upcoming series against the Atlanta Braves. He explains the most winnable game (21:00). Charlie finishes the show with Giannis Antetokounmpo and his performance with Greece which it makes me more excited for the Milwaukee Bucks (37:00).
On today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie previews the month for the state of Wisconsin before talking about the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Brewers.Charlie starts the show by discussing everything happening in August for Wisconsin sports. Thoughts on the Brewers, Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, Giannis & Greece, and much more (3:00). Charlie breaks down what he saw from the Green Bay Packers family night practice (37:00). Lastly, Charlie digs into what happened with the Milwaukee Brewers over the weekend as they lose another series (51:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Thursday, August 1st. Today's topics are Jordan Love versus the rest of the NFC quarterbacks, Green Bay Packers training camp thoughts, and is it panic time for the Milwaukee Brewers?The podcast begins with a discussion if you would rather start your franchise with Jordan Love or another NFC quarterback (3:00). Charlie stays on the Green Bay Packers when discussing what happened at training camp yesterday (23:00). The podcast wraps up with a discussion about the Milwaukee Brewers and if it's time to panic yet (34:00).
Tapping The Keg podcast is back for its 573rd edition. The boys (Charlie & Mitch) discuss the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Badgers football.The podcast begins with the boys recapping the brutal MLB Trade Deadline for the Brewers. They discuss why they didn't make additional moves, moves that made them mad, and much more. The podcast goes to football where they talk about things to be excited about in Green Bay Packers training camp. Lastly, they wonder if the Badgers need a signature win this season.
On the Monday edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Brewers with various topics.The podcast begins with Charlie explaining why Jordan Love and the Packers have new pressures this season (2:00). The Packers portion rolls on to discuss some training camp observations (13:00). Charlie makes a case for Ryan Braun's number should be retired (23:00). Charlie discusses the return of Devin Williams (31:00) then recaps Brewers-Marlins (36:00).
On this special edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie discusses Jordan Love getting his new deal and who the winners and losers from it.Charlie goes into the winners of this deal first (2:00) and then he talks about the losers of this deal to finish off this special edition (20:00).
On the Friday edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily, Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' July stock market, early Green Bay Packers training camp thoughts, and his five favorite Summer Olympic sports. The podcast begins with Charlie informing you who is buying, selling, and holding on the Milwaukee Brewers (2:00). The podcast continues with some thoughts about Green Bay Packers training camp through the first week (23:00). Charlie finishes up the show by giving his five favorite Summer Olympic sports in a thing called the Tap List.
Charlie & Mitch discuss Christian Yelich's injury, Jordan Love's panic hold-in, and the Milwaukee Bucks narrative changing on this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The podcast begins with the boys chatting about Yelich's injury and what the Milwaukee Brewers might do at the MLB Trade Deadline. They discuss when fans might start panicking when it comes to Jordan Love. Lastly, they wonder if the narrative has shifted on the Milwaukee Bucks.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses Jordan Love's hold-in, Green Bay Packers training camp PSAs, Aaron Rodgers on Pardon My Take, Wisconsin Badgers talk, and some thoughts on the Milwaukee Brewers losing to the Chicago Cubs.The podcast begins with Charlie calming down Packers' fans when it comes to Jordan Love (2:00). Charlie discusses some training camp PSAs after that (12:00) and then explains how he enjoys Aaron Rodgers still being a Packer even with the New York Jets (20:00). Charlie moves on to discusses the Wisconsin Badgers' preseason ranking in the Big Ten and alcohol sales at Camp Randall (25:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses a bad Milwaukee Brewers' loss to the Chicago Cubs (39:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, July 22nd. Charlie is talking about Jackson Chourio becoming a star for the Milwaukee Brewers, Brewers-Twins thoughts, Brewers-Cubs preview, no Tyler Kolek regrets, and Kenny Clark gets a big dealCharlie starts the show by discussing how Chourio is becoming a complete star for the Brew Crew (3:00) then thoughts on the Brewers-Twins series as well (13:00) and a preview of the Chicago Cubs series (22:00). Charlie explains why he has zero regrets about the Milwaukee Bucks not drafting Tyler Kolek (29:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the Kenny Clark extension and why Jordan Love is holding him hostage (38:00).
Tapping The Keg Sports Daily is live for Friday, July 19th where it is another edition of the Wisconsin Sports Friday Tap List talking all things Wisconsin Sports.This week's topics discussed are the Milwaukee Brewers taking on the Minnesota Twins, the Brewers' second-half preview, Khris Middleton's Ankles, Jordan Love's extension, the Open Championship, and more.
Today's topics for the Wisconsin Sports Daily podcast are the Milwaukee Bucks sign Gary Trent Jr., Bucks summer league thoughts, Bob Uecker and the Milwaukee Brewers MLB Draft, and Marquette getting a recruit.The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the Trent Jr and why the Bucks are winning their offseason (3:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks' Summer League team and how we all were wrong about AJ Johnson (19:00). Charlie continues the show with a discussion on Bob Uecker and the Milwaukee Brewers' draft (28:00). Lastly, some quick thoughts on Marquette's newest recruit Nigel James (43:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily for Tuesday, July 16th discusses the most important Green Bay Packers offensive players, Milwaukee Brewers home run derby contestants, and summer Wisconsin Sports cheese.Charlie starts the show by discussing the most important Green Bay Packers players. From the ones that matter the least to the ones that matter the most (4:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Home Run Derby and which members of the Milwaukee Brewers would be most likely to be a part of one (30:00). New segment about Wisconsin Sports summer cheese about bad summer sports topics (40:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for its Friday edition where the Tap List has returned to talk about all things Wisconsin Sports.The Tap list begins with discussing the dominating Paul Skenes performance and Pat Murphy's mismanagement (3:00). Jordan Love to hold out? And Bucks Summer League Preview (13:00). Quick preview of the Milwaukee Brewers-Washington Nationals series (25:00). College talk with Marquette's nonconference and Wisconsin's EA top 100 players (32:00). Lastly, sled pulls, big international Sunday, and Love Island (42:00)
Tapping The Keg podcast is back for its 561st edition. Charlie & Mitch are talking about a bevy of Wisconsin Sports Would You Rather's then getting into the Milwaukee Brewers.We play a round of Wisconsin Sports Would You Rather where situations are asked about the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers Football, and Giannis Antetokounmpo. The podcast discusses the latest worries for the Milwaukee Brewers and why Pat Murphy's college experience helps in these situations.
Tapping The Keg Daily's Tuesday edition is discussing the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Badgers football team. The podcast begins with Charlie running through his likes, dislikes, and questions about the Milwaukee Brewers so far this season (3:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the PFF rankings of the Perfect NFC North team. Where did the Green Bay Packers get slighted (27:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses what tier the Wisconsin Badgers should be in for the upcoming college football season (38:00). Tapping The Keg Daily's Tuesday edition is discussing the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Badgers football team.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is live for Monday, July 8th where Charlie is talking Milwaukee Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo, MLB All-Star Game snubs, and Milwaukee Brewers-Los Angeles Dodgers.Charlie starts the show by discussing the facts and fiction about the Milwaukee Bucks' offseason (3:00). Charlie continues the show by recapping Giannis Antetokounmpo's big weekend for the Greek national team and why playing for Greece matters so much to him (24:00). Charlie moves on to talk about MLB All-Star snubs as it relates to the Milwaukee Brewers (34:00). Lastly, Charlie recaps Brewers-Dodgers (44:00).
Tapping The Keg Episode 560 discusses the Milwaukee Bucks losing their contender status, Milwaukee Brewers' prospect trade value, and are the Wisconsin Badgers overrated in EA Sports College Football 25.Charlie & Mitch begin the show by discussing how the Milwaukee Brewers ended up as a forgotten contender. They also go over the latest in free agency, weird ownerships and more. They move on to discuss which Milwaukee Brewers prospects have the highest trade value. Lastly, they discuss EA Sports College Football 2025 and wonder if the Wisconsin Badgers are overrated in the game.
Tapping The Keg Daily previews July for Wisconsin Sports on today's show. Also discussed on the program is the Milwaukee Bucks signing of Delon Wright, and Charlie's issue with the road Milwaukee Brewers.The podcast begins with Charlie previewing July as it relates to Wisconsin Sports. Things covered are Jordan Love's extension, the Brewers' big series, the Bucks summer league, and more (3:00). Charlie continues the show discussing the signing of Delon Wright for the Milwaukee Bucks (34:30). Lastly, Charlie explains his issue with the Milwaukee Brewers on the road (44:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, July 1st. Charlie is talking about the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Bucks and NBA Free Agency, and Summerfest.Charlie starts the show by talking about how the Milwaukee Brewers' culture won out over Craig Counsell (4:00). Charlie continues with discussing the latest in the NBA Free Agency world as it relates to the Milwaukee Bucks with thoughts on Paul George, KCP, Naji Marshall and some realistic Bucks targets (21:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the problem that Summerfest has that he noticed last night at the Ben Platt show (41:00).
Tapping The Keg 559 is live with Charlie & Mitch talking about the NBA Draft and how it relates to the Milwaukee Bucks then previewing Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs.The boys start the show by discussing all of the questions they had after the NBA Draft. They discuss both Bucks draft picks and why they want to extend their window with Giannis Antetokounmpo. They also talk about Jon Horst's hot seat and much more. They also do a preview of the Brewers-Cubs series and if this series feels more weird for Craig Counsell. Can the Brewers put the nail in the coffin?
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for the Milwaukee Bucks making one of the worst NBA Draft selections in recent memory with A.J. Johnson. ShayKenn is here to react with Charlie, talk about the rest of the draft, Brewers' fun, and Milwaukee nightlifeThe boys begin the podcast wondering where it all went wrong with the Milwaukee Bucks. They bemoan AJ Johnson and wonder why the Bucks went in the direction that they did. They also talk about how the East got better, not worse tonight. The boys discuss the fun environment that the Milwaukee Brewers are bringing to the home park and the recent insights from the Milwaukee nightlife scene.
Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers along with Game 7 on today's show.The podcast begins with Charlie ranking the scenarios that might happen in the NBA Draft for the Milwaukee Bucks (3:00). Charlie touches on why Kenny Atkinson being hired by Cleveland Cavailers is a huge fork in the road moment for the Bucks (17:00). Green Bay Packers have a new chairman in Ed Policy. What it means for the team + Chad Ocho Cinco's thoughts on the Packers receivers (24:00). Lastly, Charlie recaps Monday night with thoughts on the Brewers, Game 7 and more (38:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the City of Milwaukee. Charlie starts the podcast by wondering if the bright lights are too big for the Milwaukee Brewers. After another road series with big crowds where the Brewers struggle, it begs the question (2:00). Charlie discusses the latest news about the Milwaukee Bucks and if they will move Pat Connaughton and/or Brook Lopez (18:50). Lastly, Charlie wonders if Milwaukee is having a moment with Kim Kardashian showing up to SZA and all of the things happening (30:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily Podcast is live for Friday, June 21st where the Tap List is brought back to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and more.This is a little different for the program where we rattle through 10 topics or so and call it the Tap List. All of the headlines from the day such as the Alex Caruso trade, Brook Lopez Rumors, Brewers losing to the San Diego Padres, Green Bay Packers disrespected, Summerfest, and much more.
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast focuses on the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA Draft prospects, the state of the NBA, and what to do about Garrett Mitchell.The show begins with Charlie and Mitch discussing the ins and outs of the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA Draft. The big names are discussed like Terrance Shannon Jr, Ke'el Ware, Ryan Dunn, and more. The podcast continues by discussing the dire state of the NBA and are it is becoming more like baseball. Lastly, the boys try to figure out how the Milwaukee Brewers solve their Garrett Mitchell conundrum.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is live on Tuesday, June 18th. We're talking Wisconsin Sports believability, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and the Milwaukee BrewersCharlie begins with a new segment about the Wisconsin Sports Believable Index. Things we believe or don't with our teams (2:00). Charlie discusses why Giannis' ring matters more than Steph Curry's ring in 2022 (30:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses Christian Yelich still being a face of baseball and the Brewers' issues with runners in scoring position (40:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is live for Monday, June 17th. We're talking the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the U.S. Open. Charlie starts the show by discussing the Milwaukee Brewers' weekend against the Cincinnati Reds. It was an amazing weekend with the Brewers' winning, Snoop Dogg, 30 Rock, and much more (2:30). Charlie explains why Willy Adames isn't getting traded and why a lot of this is absolute nonsense (25:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks with Damian Lillard and Bam Adebayo together plus why he's in on Zach Edey (32:00). Lastly, Charlie recaps an incredible U.S. Open (43:00)
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the worst titles that Wisconsin Sports fans had to endure, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.The podcast begins with discussing the Boston Celtics on the verge of winning an NBA Title and how this will be a painful one for Wisconsin Sports fans to endure. What are other ones like this that come to mind? We also talk about Trevor Lawrence getting paid and how that affects the new contract with Jordan Love which everyone thinks is on the horizon. Lastly, who is the biggest threat to the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Central?
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Thursday. Today's discussions are the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. The podcast begins with Charlie playing another Milwaukee Brewers stock market edition. He discusses who he is buying, who he is selling, and who is holding on (2:30). Charlie explains why Brian Gutekunst is bucking an old trend with the potential re-signing of Kenny Clark (29:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses all the things happening with Marquette recently (40:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live with discussions about the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers for its Tuesday, June 11th show.Charlie starts the podcast discussing the Milwaukee Brewers' trade wish list for positions (2:00). Do the recent teams they played (Toronto Blue Jays/Detroit Tigers) have any guys of interest (16:00) + some thoughts on last night's game (30:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks adding Darvin Ham and what that means for next year (35:00) Lastly, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers and not having a no 1 wide receiver (45:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Monday, June 10th discusses Jrue Holiday haunting Milwaukee Bucks fans in the NBA playoffs, Milwaukee Brewers-Detroit Tigers recap, and Green Bay Packers not making trades.Charlie starts the show by discussing Jrue Holiday's excellent Game 2 performance and why Holiday continues haunting the Milwaukee Bucks' fan base (1:30). Charlie moves on to recap the Milwaukee Brewers' good weekend against the Detroit Tigers with two wins that were both great in their way (16:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the trades that Green Bay Packers didn't make with Darren Waller and Chase Claypool (30:00).
On today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers trading Reese Olson, Danny Hurley leaving the Big East, and Josh Jacobs causing anger in Brazil. Charlie starts the podcast by discussing how the Milwaukee Brewers let Reese Olson go out the door by trading him to the Detroit Tigers for Daniel Norris. Charlie talked about what went wrong here (2:00). Charlie goes on to talk about Danny Hurley potentially leaving UConn to coach the Los Angeles Lakers (20:00). Lastly, Charlie explains how Josh Jacobs caused an international incident with Brazil (33:00).
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers, NBA Finals hate, and CJ Stroud's comments about Aaron Rodgers. The first topic today discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' disappointing sweep against the Philadelphia Phillies. Charlie & Mitch wonder if they can compete with the big boys of the National League like the Phillies, Braves, and Dodgers. They also talk about which NBA fans will hate watching the NBA Finals including the Milwaukee Bucks. Lastly, they talk about CJ Stroud's comments about Aaron Rodgers and how ring culture is affecting everything.
Tapping The Keg Daily for Tuesday, June 4th is live with discussions on the Green Bay Packers wide receivers' future after the Justin Jefferson contract, Milwaukee Brewers pitching highs + lows + thoughts on Brewers-Phillies, and Wisconsin Badgers schedule reactionsCharlie starts the show with discussing how Justin Jefferson's new deal will affect the future of the Green Bay Packers' wide receiver room. He explains what they might do with the impending contracts of their young wide receiver room (1:38). Charlie moves on to talk about the highs & lows of the pitching news from the Milwaukee Brewers + some thoughts on Brewers-Phillies from Monday night (16:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses why people are overreacting about the Wisconsin Badgers playing Friday night and Black Friday morning (30:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily for Monday, June 3rd is a shorter show where Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' red-hot week and a little bit about his trip in Montreal. Charlie starts the show discussing the Brewers going 6-1 over the City of Chicago for the entire week. He explains why people are having more fun with this Brewers team compared to years of the past and how the casual fans have bought in. He goes game by game through the weekend discussing the ins and outs and how they got it done. Lastly, he ends with a few thoughts on Montreal.
Tapping The Keg Episode 554 is live where the boys, Charlie & Mitch, are talking about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee BrewersThe podcast begins with the Milwaukee Bucks and Charlie & Mitch wondering what the Bucks need to do to get back to the mountaintop of the Eastern Conference. The boys move on to discuss which Packers will make the biggest leap next season. Lastly, they talk about where the Milwaukee Brewers sit in the playoff race for the National League + their great win against the Chicago Cubs.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Wednesday, May 29th. Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' need to remove the kid gloves, the Green Bay Packers' defense, and the Wisconsin Badgers' Big Ten title odds. Charlie starts the show by discussing his recent frustration with the Milwaukee Brewers and the protection they have with their young talent (2:30). Charlie explains what the Green Bay Packers defense will have to do before he agrees with Xavier McKinney that they can be special (22:00). Lastly, Charlie gives his thoughts on if the Wisconsin Badgers being 60/1 to win the Big Ten title is fair or foul + a PSA about college football for Marquette fans (31:00)
Tapping the Keg Daily, a Wisconsin Sports podcast, discusses Craig Counsell's return to Milwaukee, takeaways from Brewers-Cubs game 1, Jrue Holiday regrets, and Green Bay Packers running back room.Today's show begins discussing why Milwaukee Brewers fans showed so much hatred for Craig Counsell (2:00). Charlie also gives his takeaways for Brewers-Cubs (14:00). He moves on to discuss why Jrue Holiday to Boston thing isn't a regret for the Milwaukee Bucks (28:00). And lastly, are the Green Bay Packers running backs a top-five unit? (41:00).
Today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses why the Milwaukee Bucks should feel promise about Year 2 and the first-ever free talk listener Friday with @tnemo_12.Charlie starts the show by discussing why Year 2 has been the ticket for the Dallas Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves and how that could translate to next year's Milwaukee Bucks team (14:00). Charlie rants a little on those who did not vote Giannis Antetokounmpo All-first team NBA then he explains what Free Talk Listener Friday is, how you could be a part of it, and his discussion with TNemo_12 (on X) (23:00). They talk Green Bay Packers fandom, Russell Branyan, Aaron Rodgers' success this year, and Caleb Williams - a bust?
Aaron Rodgers and Giannis Antetokounmpo are closer to each other than you think. The Milwaukee Brewers get ready for the Chicago Cubs plus thoughts on a bad Miami Marlins plus are we hyping Jordan Love up too much? All on this week's Tapping The Keg Podcast, episode 553Charlie & Mitch start the show by examining the parallels between the careers of Aaron Rodgers and Giannis Antetokoumpo. The boys come to find out that it is much closer than people might know and why next year is a huge year for Giannis & the Milwaukee Bucks. The boys move on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and the reaction that Craig Counsell will receive at AmFam Field plus the play of late. Lastly, they discuss the Jordan Love hype train and why it might be a little over-the-top.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, May 21st where Charlie is talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' stock market, mad moments in Wisconsin Sports history, and why people care about former Wisconsin sports athletes' feelings.Charlie starts the show by lamenting the brutal loss that the Milwaukee Brewers had on Monday before getting into the stock market. Who is up, who is down, and who is holding on (4:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the mad moments of Wisconsin Sports history and goes through his top three for the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Brewers (29:00). Lastly, Charlie wonders why people cared so much about De'Vondre Campbell's comments yesterday (45:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, May 20th where we are talking about the NBA Playoffs from the lens of a Milwaukee Bucks fan and the Milwaukee Brewers' disappointing weekend series The podcast begins with Charlie asking questions about the NBA Playoffs and how it relates to the Milwaukee Bucks. Things discussed like Jokic isn't the best in the world, ECF hate-watch, 2021 repeat, and much more (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers and their disappointing series on the road to the Houston Astors—thoughts on Pat Murphy, William Contreras, Mickey Mouse ballparks and much more (27:00).
On the Friday edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie has one of his regular guests, ShayKenn, on to talk Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Song of the Summer. Charlie & ShayKenn start the show going game-by-game for the Green Bay Packers schedule predicting the storylines from the game. They move on and discuss what the Milwaukee Bucks might do in free agency and the NBA Draft. ShayKenn gives Charlie some quick Milwaukee Brewers' takes. Lastly, the boys discuss the song of the summer and why ShayKenn says the competition is over.
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast is on with episode 552 instantly reacting to the Green Bay Packers 2024 NFL Schedule, the rise of Robert Gasser, and the NBA Playoffs from the eyes of Bucks fans.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch going over the Green Bay Packers schedule. What we liked. What we didn't like. Headlines and more. The boys move on to discuss Robert Gasser's first two outings and if the ceiling changes for the Milwaukee Brewers if he's good. They also talk about the current state of the Brewers and the upcoming road trip. Lastly, they discuss the NBA Playoffs from the Bucks fan POV - Haliburton, Timberwolves Playoff Advice and more.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is here for Tuesday, May 14th. Topics today include the Green Bay Packers' excitement tiers for their schedule, Jon Horst staying with the Milwaukee Bucks, and Marquette Golden Eagles turning down the transfer portal.Charlie starts the show by tiering out the Green Bay Packers' schedule from a level of excitement from the best games to the worst ones (3:00). The podcast continues with Charlie discussing Jon Horst staying with the Milwaukee Bucks and why he is not surprised at all (24:00). The show wraps up with Charlie fascination with how Marquette and Shaka Smart completely rebuked the transfer portal and why more teams will adopt that if Shaka keeps winning (33:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is live for Monday, May 13th, talking Milwaukee Brewers-St. Louis Cardinals, 2-0 to 2-2 sympathy/excitement, and the Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions war. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals rivalry not being what it used to be. He explains why this rivalry has lost its luster then he discusses some takeaways from the weekend including the debut of Robert Gasser (3:00). Charlie continues the show by talking about how he relates to being up 2-0 and down 2-0 as a Milwaukee Bucks fan as the series between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets flipped (24:00). Charlie finishes the show explaining why the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers comparisons are common with a budding rivalry (36:00).
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 551 discusses the Milwaukee Bucks offseason plans, the Milwaukee Brewers a quarterway in, and the Green Bay Packers schedule.CHarlie & MItch start the show by pondering what the Milwaukee Bucks might do this offseason. They talk about the decision between Brook Lopez and Bobby Portis. What if the Bucks ran it back? And much more. The boys also chat about why all titles matter. They move on to check in on the Milwaukee Brewers and discuss what they've seen so far from the team. with thoughts on Joey Ortiz, Brice Turang, and more. Lastly, they talk about the thing they're most looking forward to in the Green Bay Packers schedule.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses Wisconsin Sports in their disappointment era, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay for their Thursday, May 9th show.Charlie starts the podcast by explaining why Wisconsin Sports is in this era of disappointment. There are several examples of Wisconsin sports teams letting down their fanbase (2:30). Charlie explains some of the frustrations he is currently having with Pat Murphy and then gives grades for the Milwaukee Brewers-Kansas City Royals series. He also looks at the Brewers-St. Louis Cardinals series (16:00). Lastly, Charlie gives some thoughts on the different things Green Bay Packers coaches said this week (35:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday, May 7th. Charlie is talking about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the NBA Playoffs.Charlie starts the show by trying to predict the Green Bay Packers 2024 NFL Schedule. Charlie introduces the Brazil theory to the masses (2:30). Charlie goes over Golden Kegs for the Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 loss over the Kansas City and why he puts the loss on Pat Murphy (24:00). Lastly, Charlie wraps up today's show with wondering if Wisconsin Sports fans can cheer for the Minnesota Timberwolves (34:00)
Charlie returns for the Monday edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talking about the Milwaukee Bucks and the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie starts the show by administering the blame pie for the Milwaukee Bucks. He hands out slices to all of the culprits for the Bucks' disappointing season (2:00). Charlie then discusses his biggest takeaways from Milwaukee Brewers-Chicago Cubs (27:00). Then moves to talk about the things to watch for the Brewers' series versus the Kansas City Royals (39:00)
Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the Milwaukee Bucks Game 6 loss, the Milwaukee Brewers, and Eric Stokes not getting tendered. Charlie starts the podcast with talking about the Milwaukee Bucks falling in Game 6 to the Indiana Pacers and what happened (2:00). Charlie moves on to talk about the questions he has about the team going forward (14:00). Charlie explains some things to watch for the Brewers-Cubs series and gives out some grades/awards for Brewers-rays (25:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about why Eric Stokes not getting extended isn't a big deal (36:00)
On the 550th edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Mitch & Charlie discuss the Milwaukee Bucks' Game 6 matchup, the Milwaukee Brewers-Chicago Cubs matchup, and Green Bay Packers expectationsCharlie & Mitch start the podcast discussing all of the things regarding the Milwaukee Bucks against the Indiana Pacers. The boys discuss the reasons they could win or lose Game 6. They talk about the Milwaukee Brewers taking on the Chicago Cubs and whether the games will matter as much to the players on the field as the fans. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch discuss if expectations changed for the Green Bay Packers after the NFL Draft.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Wednesday, May 1st. Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, Jordan Love discourse, and the Milwaukee Brewers.The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the Milwaukee Bucks pulling out a Game 5 win and staving off elimination. He explains why this is a memorable moment no matter how this ends up and talks about all the key moments from this game (2:00). Charlie gets into Jordan Love/Tee Higgins discussion that is utterly ridiculous and also reacts to Davante Adams comments about Love (28:00). Lastly, Charlie tries to figure out why Major League Baseball hates the Milwaukee Brewers and gives out golden kegs from the game v the Tampa Bay Rays (41:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily for Monday, April 29th discusses the Milwaukee Bucks losing Game 4, the Green Bay Packers Draft, and the Milwaukee Brewers' bad series versus the New York YankeesCharlie begins today with discussing why even down 3-1 for the Milwaukee Bucks, he still believes in this team (2:30). He gets into the good, bad, and ugly from Game 4. Charlie also discusses five NFL Draft takeaways he had from the Green Bay Packers' draft this weekend. Why he likes what the Packers did as they filled some much needed gaps (19:00). Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Brewers-New York Yankees series and discusses why the team isn't ready for primetime (39:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast has a special Saturday edition discussing the Milwaukee Bucks Game 3 and the Green Bay Packers second day of the NFL Draft.Charlie starts the podcast discussing the Milwaukee Bucks heartbreakingly losing Game 3 to the Indiana Pacers. Charlie reflects on what went wrong for the Bucks in this one and how it was incredible they were so close. Can they come back (2:00). Charlie also talks about how the Green Bay Packers are all about the need for speed with drafting Edgerrin Cooper, Javon Bullard, MarShawn Lloyd and Ty'Ron Hooper (17:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily for Friday, April 26th, discusses The Green Bay Packers making their first pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Milwaukee Brewers' series over the Pittsburgh Pirates, and some quick thoughts on the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers.Charlie starts the podcast talking about the Green Bay Packers' first round pick Jordan Morgan and why it was the safe move but the right move (2:00). Charlie also talks about the rest of what happened on day one of the draft (14:00). Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers series against the Pittsburgh Pirates (27:00). Lastly, some quick thoughts on the Milwaukee Bucks-Indiana Pacers Game 3 (36:00).
Tapping The Keg Episode 549 talks live about the Milwaukee Bucks-Indiana Pacers series, the NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.The boys start the podcast by discussing the biggest storylines and headlines for the Milwaukee Bucks' big weekend with the Indiana Pacers. We talk about the Pacers riding the highs and lows, Giannis' return, Damian Lillard, and more. They discuss the NFL Draft and what the Green Bay Packers might do at the 25th spot. Lastly, they discuss what the Milwaukee Brewers can do to fix the offense.
On the April 24th edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' Game 2 loss, the Milwaukee Brewers lose to Pittsburgh then thoughts on the rest of the NFC North for the NFL Draft.Charlie starts the show with explaining why the Milwaukee Bucks can't get in a track meet with the Indiana Pacers (2:00). Then he talks about the things to know from Game 2 (13:30). Charlie discusses short baseball games before diving into the bad Brewers offense (27:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the rest of the NFC North and what they might do in the NFL Draft (35;00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast on Tuesday, April 23rd discusses the Green Bay Packers' draft scenarios, Milwaukee Brewers' starting pitchers, and some quick Milwaukee Bucks' notes. Charlie starts the podcast by discussing the Green Bay Packers' first round NFL Draft scenarios. The first round could go for the Green Bay Packers in so many ways. (2:00). Charlie also talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' current starting pitcher crisis. Why it's not as easy as 'Just trade for a starting pitcher plus some golden kegs from last night's loss to Pittsburgh (16:00). Lastly, some quick hitters on the Milwaukee Bucks' Game 2 (29:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday, April 22nd, and it's a short one due to Charlie not feeling 100 percent. Still he wanted to get out a podcast to talk about what the Milwaukee Bucks did last night.Charlie talks about the Game 1 victory and why the Milwaukee Bucks sent a statement to the league with the victory last night. Grading all of the Milwaukee Bucks players from their game yesterday as well then talking about what to look forward to in Game 2. Charlie finishes the podcast with a few minutes on the Milwaukee Brewers' big weekend.
Tapping The Keg Sports Daily for Friday, April 19th discusses the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks' bar checklist.Charlie starts the show by talking about the Milwaukee Brewers almost 20 games into the season. He takes a temperature check on who is up, who we're holding on, who's down (2:00). Charlie gives grades for the Milwaukee Brewers' disappointing series versus the San Diego Padres (30:00). Why Charlie likes the Green Bay Packers' signing of Andre Dillard (36:00). Lastly, Charlie provides a checklist of things you need to watch Milwaukee Bucks playoff basketball at a bar (43:00).
Tapping The Keg Episode 547 is here this week with special guest ShayKenn. We preview the Milwaukee Bucks playoff series versus the Indiana Pacers, the NFL Draft, and WIAA going to NIL.The podcast begins with the boys sharing stories then getting into the Bucks-Pacers matchup. They talk about what to watch for in the series, x-factors, and why Game 1 is a must-win. They also discuss the NBA playoffs at a whole. After that, they discuss the NFL Draft and talk about positions and players that might surprise the common fan but not us. Lastly, they talk about the potential WIAA ruling that would create an NIL system for high school athletes.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Tuesday, April 16th, looks at the middle linebacker position for the Green Bay Packers in the 2024 NFL Draft, discusses Milwaukee Bucks rumors, and recaps the Milwaukee Brewers' 7-3 loss to the San Diego Padres.Charlie starts the show by giving his takes on the middle linebacker position in the 2024 NFL Draft and who the Green Bay Packers could draft. Why it might be the safety of this year's draft (3:00). Charlie discusses the current Milwaukee Bucks' rumors going around whether it's Damian Lillard or Jon Horst (31:00). Lastly, Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Brewers loss to the San Diego Padres with Golden Kegs (51:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is back for April 15th. Charlie is discussing reasons to believe in the Milwaukee Bucks, why the MIlwaukee Brewers' start is legit, and Zach Tom to center?Charlie starts the show with discussing the Milwaukee Bucks finish to the season then lays out his reasons to believe in this team for the first round of the NBA Playoffs against the Indiana Pacers (3:00). Charlie continues with the podcast and discusses the hot start by the Milwaukee Brewers and believes the start is sustainable. He also gives some grades for their series versus the Baltimore Orioles (34:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the Zach Tom to center discourse and why he doesn't get it (54:00) .
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 545 discusses the Milwaukee Bucks and the Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee Bucks is the main focus of Charlie & Mitch's discussion today. They start with talking about how the Milwaukee Bucks could survive without Giannis Antetokounmpo in Round 1. They also talk about Bucks-Magic, Giannis isn't KD, and 2023 regret people are weird. Lastly, they discuss the red hot Milwaukee Brewers' offense.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Wednesday, April 10th, discusses Giannis Antetokounmpo's injury, Milwaukee Bucks win over the Boston Celtics, Golden Kegs from Milwaukee Brewers 9-5 win over the Cincinnati Reds, and Green Bay Packers in Brazil.Charlie starts the show by discussing the injury to Giannis Antetokounmpo and the best, okay, and worst case scenarios (2:30). Charlie gives his takes on what he saw from Bucks-Celtics (18:00). Charlie does Golden Kegs for the Brewers bounce-back win in Cincinnati (26:00). Lastly, Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers make sense for Brazil (38:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast for Tuesday, April 9th discusses the cornerback position for the Green Bay Packers in this year's NFL Draft, lessons learned from UConn's back-to-back, and the return of baseball Golden Kegs for Brewers-Reds. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the cornerback position for the Green Bay Packers in the NFL Draft. He talks Cooper DeJean, Kool Aid McKinstry, and others (3:00). Next, Charlie discusses the lessons learned from UConn's back-to-back national title run. Thoughts on Hurley, Marquette's losses to them, and ESPN killing men's college hoops this year (24:00). Lastly, Charlie brings back Golden Kegs to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers' 10-8 loss to the Cincinnati Reds (40:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is back for Monday, April 8th where Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and Shaka Smart's future.Charlie starts the show by discussing the Milwaukee Bucks' recent struggles. They lose two games this weekend and can the Bucks fix their current problems before the NBA Playoffs (3:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers and how they're ready to endure one of their toughest stretches of the season with 14 games on the road in their next 17 then recap the Seattle Mariners game (19:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the wild coaching move with Arkansas hiring John Calipari and what that might mean for Shaka Smart (39:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily for Friday, April 5th talking about the NFL Draft as it relates to the Green Bay, a Packers-Bills potential wide receiver trade, and the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie starts the show by discussing the Green Bay Packers' priority order for the NFL Draft for positions. What should Green Bay make sure they get in this draft (3:00). Charlie moves on to discuss if the Green Bay Packers should think about trading Christian Watson or Romeo Doubs to the Buffalo Bills who need a receiver (25:00). Charlie finishes up the show with giving a grade for Brewers-Twins and discusses a fun series v the Seattle Mariners (37:00).
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg sports podcast talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the March Madness players that are the Jon Horst All-Stars. Charlie and Mitch start the show with bemoaning yet another bad Milwaukee Bucks loss. They explain why it doesn't matter for the playoffs. Why the Bucks might be tanking for the three seed and much more. They also talk about the Milwaukee Brewers who are starting hot. Have expectations changed? Why the Brewers are fun. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch talk about some of the players for March Madness who could be called the Donte DJ Jon Horst All-Stars.
Tapping The Keg Daily for Tuesday, April 2nd talks about the most important players and coaches for April, not worrying about Damian Lillard's injury, and Milwaukee Brewers talk. The podcast begins talking about the most important people for April when it comes to Wisconsin Sports. Names included are Damian Lillard, Brian Gutekunst, Kam Jones, and more (4:00). Charlie talks about Lillard's mysterious injury and why it's not time to worry yet (27:00). Charlie wraps up the show by giving a grade to the Milwaukee Brewers' first series and previewing the Minnesota Twins matchup (33:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily for Monday, April 1st discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' hot start, NC State's feelings as a Marquette fan, and the Milwaukee Bucks' quest for a two seed.Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers starting out 3-0 and their big series against the New York Mets. Charlie gives out a bunch of takes from the game. Some are hot. Some are good. He discusses them all (3:00). NC State advances to the Final Four, does that make Marquette fans feel better or worse? Charlie discusses both cases (27:00). Lastly, Charlie explains how the Milwaukee Bucks are very close to securing the two seed. They need one more big week + thoughts from the Atlanta game (44:00).
Marquette Golden Eagles lose in the Sweet 16 and Charlie hops on to give you his reaction to all of it. He explains how he's feeling, how he never saw this coming, what could have been different and what happens next.
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Wisconsin Sports viewing guide for April and what happened with the Milwaukee Bucks last night. Charlie selects the best things that will happen in April for Wisconsin Sports. Thoughts on the NBA Playoffs, the biggest Bucks games to close out the season, and the early Brewers series (2:30). Charlie also touches on what happened with the Milwaukee Bucks as they lose again and fall to the New Orleans Pelicans. He discusses the loss, Giannis not scoring late, and much more (25:00).
Charlie & Mitch are back for the 543rd episode of Tapping The Keg podcast where they're talking about the Milwaukee Brewers, the Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie & Mitch start the show by discussing the Milwaukee Brewers season and why there are so many question marks. The boys talk about all of the key players and position groups along with some predictions. Charlie explains to Mitch why he has some nervous energy about this Marquette game and compares it to the 2021 Hawks series. Lastly, the boys discuss PatBev's injury and Round 1 opponents.
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Milwaukee Bucks losing to the Los Angeles Lakers, reasons why the Bucks aren't exiting early, Jrue Holiday's comments to Draymond, and a host of Packers' news.Charlie starts the podcast by discussing the Milwaukee Bucks' bad loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Why poor shot selection, officiating & desperation hurt the Bucks (2:30). Charlie moves on to give his five reasons why the Bucks will not make an early exit in the NBA Playoffs (12:00). Charlie discusses the comments made by Jrue Holiday to Draymond Green about his Bucks' departure (25:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about all of the Green Bay Packers news that happened from the new roles to NFL playing games on Wednesday (33:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles headed to the Sweet 16, the Milwaukee Bucks notching a big win, and the Milwaukee Brewers' expectations. Charlie starts the show by talking about how the Marquette Golden Eagles ran into their nightmares versus running from them and how their resilience has been the story all season (3:00) Charlie gives out grades from the Colorado game (17:00). Then Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks notching one of their best wins of the season and why Charlie thinks the Bucks are showing a lot of positive flags (43:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about realistic and unrealistic expectations of the Milwaukee Brewers (53:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast is back for a special Saturday edition talking about the Marquette Golden Eagles' round 1 win against Western Kentucky. Charlie starts the show by talking about how Marquette was able to turn around the game with a huge second half. He discusses the Tap List from the game with thoughts on Stevie Mitchell, Kam Jones, Tyler Kolek, and others (3:00). Charlie previews the Sunday matchup against Colorado (24:00). Lastly, he gives some thoughts on Wisconsin and why he thinks Greg Gard will get one more year (31:00)
Tapping The Keg podcast this week discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' encouraging loss over the Boston Celtics, Marquette and Wisconsin's success and failures in the tournament, and early Milwaukee Brewers storylines.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch recapping the Milwaukee Bucks loss to the Boston Celtics. Both were encouraged by how it played out without Giannis Antetokounmpo and believe the Bucks are in a good position versus Boston in a playoff series. They talk about what defines success and failure for Marquette and Wisconsin in the NCAA Tournament. Lastly, they talk about Milwaukee Brewers' headlines for the first part of the season.
Tapping The Keg Daliy podcast's main topics are about the Marquette Golden Eagles, the NFC North quarterback landscape, and the Milwaukee Bucks taking on the Boston CelticsThe podcast begins with Charlie telling a story about his wife criticizing him for not 'believing' in Marquette and a deep run in the tournament. He explains why and then gives reason to believe and not (3:30). Charlie continues the show by talking about the landscape of the NFC North quarterbacks and how it is about to change with the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings drafting new quarterbacks (26:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks-Boston Celtics matchup and why it might lose its luster tonight (35:00).
Tapping The Keg Daliy podcast discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles first-round matchup with Steven from TopperTalk then talk Jackson Chourio and the Green Bay Packers' offensive line.Charlie starts the show by welcoming Steven from the TopperTalk podcast, a Western Kentucky athletics podcast. They talk about the matchup, getting to know Western Kentucky more, Big Red, and much more (2:30). From there, Charlie talks about Jackson Chourio getting the official starting job for the Brewers and why people need to be even-keeled with him (35:00) Lastly, Charlie explains why you shouldn't worry about the Green Bay Packers' offensive line (45:00).
Charlie is joined by ShayKenn for this special edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast where they talk about the NCAA Tournament bracket and the Milwaukee Bucks' recent win over the Phoenix SunsCharlie & ShayKenn talk about the seed that the Marquette Golden Eagles got as well as the Wisconsin Badgers before diving into the bracket. The boys pick every game. Do the UConn Huskies repeat as champion? They move on to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks and their big win over the Phoenix Suns. They also talk about why they need to see more consistency from this Bucks' team.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles' big win over the Villanova Wildcats, and the Milwaukee Bucks beating the Philadelphia 76ers.0-21 minutes: Marquette Golden Eagles win their first Big East Tournament game in overtime over Villanova. 21-30 minutes: Milwaukee Bucks have a great second half spurned by the play of AJ Green.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk fact or fiction with the Green Bay Packers' free agency, the slow Milwaukee Bucks, and parity in sports.The show starts with the boys playing some fact or fiction about everything that happened in free agency for the Green Bay Packers. Next, they discuss the Milwaukee Bucks showing signs of their age with their slow approach. Will they resort to the young guns? Finally, Charlie & Mitch talk about how parity in sports seems to be dying more than people think.
Tapping The Keg Daliy podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers' wild day of free agency and the latest with the brackets and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Charlie starts the show discussing arguably the craziest day of free agency for the Green Bay Packers and the ups and downs of the full day (3:30). Charlie discusses the impact that Xavier McKinney will have on this Packers' defense (10:00). He then explains why Josh Jacobs could be a dude for the Packers (17:00). Charlie explains why Green Bay moved on from Aaron Jones and why it was the right move (25:00). Charlie does the same with David Bakhtiari as well the forever what-if scenario (31:00). Lastly, Charlie speaks about where Marquette sits in the brackets and if they can hold onto the two seed (38:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily Podcast discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers. Charlie starts off the show by giving out awards for the Marquette Golden Eagles season. He gives out MVP, best games, worst games, best performances, and more (3:30). Charlie recaps the Marquette-Xavier game as well (27:00). He moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' weekend in Los Angeles and why there is a huge thing to watch going forward (35:00). Charlie finishes the podcast by discussing the Green Bay Packers releasing De'Vondre Campbell and what they might do at linebacker (53:00).
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast ranks the NBA Finals opponents for the Milwaukee Bucks, talks about the Bucks' offense, and discusses the Green Bay Packers making a free-agent splash. Charlie and Mitch are back from their three-week hiatus. The boys talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and who they could meet NBA Finals. Who are the toughest teams that they could face? They also discuss what's wrong with the offense currently and if they're concerned. Lastly, they wonder what the Green Bay Packers have to do for the free agency period to be considered a success.
Today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles and the Milwaukee Bucks losing on Wednesday night then a chat about the Green Bay Packers' safety options. Charlie starts the show with bemoaning what a bad night it was for Wisconsin sports as Marquette and the Bucks both lose. He gets into the Marquette with his worst rankings (2:00). Charlie continues his worst rankings but applies them to the Milwaukee Bucks who get run over by the Golden State Warriors (22:00). Next, Charlie discusses all of the potential options that the Green Bay Packers have at the safety position (37:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, Tyler Kolek's injury, the Green Bay Packers, and Charlie's European awards. Charlie opens today about the Milwaukee Bucks' big victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. He explains why the win meant so much (2:30). Charlie moves on to talk about Tyler Kolek's injury and how the Big East hardware doesn't matter as much as it did last year (22:30). There is a discussion of the Green Bay Packers drafting a quarterback in the third round & Charlie doesn't like it (33:00). Lastly, Charlie gives his awards out for his European vacation (41:00).
The Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, Marquette Golden Eagles, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.Charlie returns from Europe and explains why he's sorry to the audience to begin (0:00). From there, Charlie gets caught up on all that happened with the Milwaukee Bucks. Thoughts on the Bucks' red-hot play and more (6:30). Charlie goes from there to discuss Marquette. What's been happening with the Golden Eagles (22:00). Charlie catches up with the latest Packers' news and gives his thoughts on it (35:00). Lastly, the show talks about the initial start to the baseball season (44:00).
Tapping The Keg podcast is here with its 539th episode. Discussion topics include the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch discussing the big storylines out of the all-star break for the Milwaukee Bucks. They talk about Danilo Gallanari's impact, can the Bucks get the two seed, and what to do about Damian Lillard. They move on to talk about the Green Bay Packers offseason. Will the Packers free up as much cap space as predicted? They finish the show by discussing the major matchup between Marquette & UConn and setting expectations for it.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles, the San Francisco 49ers & Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie starts the podcast discussing why he was so impressed with Marquette's victory against Butler and why it's more proof they are built for March (3:30). Charlie goes over grads from Marquette's victory over Butler (17:00). Charlie then explains why the Super Bowl hangover for the San Francisco 49ers could benefit the Green Bay Packers (31:00). Lastly, Charlie goes over the biggest things from the Milwaukee Bucks' loss to the Miami Heat (41:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast topics today are the Milwaukee Bucks' big win over the Denver Nuggets and what doe the latest brackets look like for the Marquette Golden Eagles. Charlie discusses why the Milwaukee Bucks showed their championship level beating down the Denver Nuggets. Charlie explains why it was a culmination of the last few weeks (2:30). Charlie continues with Bucks-Nuggets by diving deeper into the box score with thoughts about the game itself (14:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the brackets. Where Marquette sits currently, not worried about Wisconsin any more, and some love to Green Bay (28:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses how the Green Bay Packers become the Kansas City Chiefs, Marquette's big win vs. St. John's, and the Milwaukee Bucks' big week.Charlie starts the podcast discussing the excellent Super Bowl game, wondering how the Green Bay Packers became the Kansas City Chiefs and built their dynasty (3:30). Charlie talks about the masterclass from Tyler Kolek as he willed his way to beat St. John's. He also gives grades from the game (19:00). Lastly, Charlie finishes the podcast previewing the Milwaukee Bucks' big week as they take on Denver, Miami, and Memphis (42:00).
Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the Milwaukee Bucks at the NBA Trade Deadline then a little bit about the Milwaukee Brewers and the Super Bowl.The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch talking about the Milwaukee Bucks and the lack of moves they made with Bobby Portis and Pat Connaughton. Charlie says things will be okay plus Mitch offers some theories. They also discuss the impact that Patrick Beverley can have on the team. Plus are we sure anyone in the East is head and shoulders above anyone else? Lastly, they try to figure out what the Milwaukee Brewers are up to + give a Super Bowl pick.
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks losing yet another game. This time to the Phoenix Suns. Charlie explains why no one should freak out about what happened + the tap list from the game (2:00). Charlie moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers adding Jakob Junis and the idea of potentially trading Willy Adames (16:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the defensive coaching staff that the Green Bay Packers are putting together and why he's excited for next year (26:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers fans and their quest for championships, what the NCAA Tournament brackets look like & the latest Milwaukee Bucks rumors.Charlie starts the show by talking about a topic that raged on X/Twitter about if you would rather be a Brewers fan or a Royals fan for the last 10 years. Charlie gives his thoughts + explains why the mindset of Brewers' fans has been polluted (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the latest with the brackets for Marquette and why they're destined to meet up with Purdue (20:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the latest Milwaukee Bucks' trade rumors which include selling himself on Grant Williams (33:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the best games for Wisconsin sports, the Milwaukee Bucks' up & down weekend, & Marquette Golden Eagles' dominance. The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the games to watch in February in the State of Wisconsin. Charlie talks about all the must-watches & more (3:00). The podcast continues with Charlie discussing the Milwaukee Bucks' weekend which featured one great game and one okay but frustrating game (22:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about Marquette imposing their will against Georgetown (36:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Milwaukee Brewers trading Corbin Burnes and the Brian Gutekunst kicking off the Green Bay Packers' offseason.The podcast begins with Charlie discussing the breaking news about Corbin Burnes becoming a Baltimore Oriole. He covers all the bases with this one (3:00). Next, Charlie discusses the comments made by Brian Gutekunst and what it could mean for the Green Bay Packers' offseason (28:00)
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 538 talks about the Green Bay Packers hiring Jeff Hatley, confidence in Milwaukee Bucks players, and a first look at the MIlwaukee Brewers.Charlie & Mitch begin the show discussing the Green Bay Packers hiring Jeff Hafley from Boston College. The boys discuss why they like the hire and why the Packers might have gone in this direction. Charlie & Mitch continue discussing which Milwaukee Bucks players you have the most confidence in (Note: Charlie didn't redo the open, bad loss). Lastly, Charlie & Mitch give their first look at the Milwaukee Brewers.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live with recapping Marquette's big win over Villanova, giving the importance rankings for the month of February for Wisconsin & ranking the best and worst bars for a full day in Milwaukee Charlie starts the show by explaining how Marquette got its grit back after the bad start in January. He also gives out grades for their win against Villanova (4:00). Charlie talks about the most important people in the state of Wisconsin for February (29:00). Lastly based on a TikTok of a guy needing to spend a full day in the bar, Charlie rates the best & worst to do that in the City of Milwaukee (46:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and where Marquette stands in the latest bracket watch. Charlie starts the show by explaining why the Milwaukee Bucks showed promise in Doc Rivers' first game + the Tap List from Bucks-Nuggets (3:00). From there, Charlie gives a breakdown of all the different defensive coaches that have been interviewed by the Green Bay Packers for their defensive coordinator position (24:00). Lastly, Charlie talks brackets and what Marquette has in front of them plus looking at Wisconsin's path and would it scare him that they would get to a Final Four? (35:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers rivalry, the Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks.Charlie starts the podcast by discussing why the Detroit Lions missed a golden opportunity with not winning the NFC with the budding Packers on the rise (3:00). Charlie continues the show by talking about how Marquette is growing up before everyone's eyes + grades from the Seton Hall win (19:00). Lastly, Charlie goes over the Tap List for the Bucks' .500 weekend (45:00)
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast where they talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and the NFL Playoffs.The boys start with getting Mitch's reaction to all that happened with the Milwaukee Bucks. They also discuss what should be the expectations with Doc Rivers. They move on to do an exit interview with the Green Bay Packers season including the MVPs, LVPs, and more. Lastly, Charlie asks if he's an a--hole for cheering against the Detroit Lions this weekend?
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers firing Joe Barry, Doc Rivers, the new Milwaukee Bucks coach, & the Bucks + Marquette Golden Eagles winning last night. Charlie begins the show by discussing the dismissal of Joe Barry. Why the Green Bay Packers' success led to Joe Barry getting fired (3:00). Charlie discusses Doc Rivers hiring becoming official (15:00). Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Bucks' great win over the Cleveland Cavaliers with the Tap List (22:00). Lastly, Charlie gives out his grades for Marquette taking care of business against DePaul (38:00).
This special edition of the Tapping The Keg daily talks about the firing of Adrian Griffin, the potential hiring of Doc Rivers, and Rhys Hoskins is a Milwaukee BrewersThe podcast begins with Charlie discussing how Adrian Griffin got fired from the Milwaukee Bucks' job. Why Griffin wore out his welcome in record time (2:30). Charlie moves on to talk about if Doc Rivers is joining the Bucks with the mixed reports all night (24:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses Rhys Hoskins being a Milwaukee Brewer and why this could be huge for the Brewers (32:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily talks about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Marquette Golden Eagles on today's podcast.Charlie starts the show by previewing the offseason for the Green Bay Packers. He talks about what's on the table from firing Joe Barry, extending Jordan Love, what to do about the David Bakhtiari situation, and more (2:00). Charlie moves on the Milwaukee Bucks to talk about Khris Middleton's greatness and why he's underappreciated then the Tap List for Bucks/Pistons (25:00). Lastly, Charlie brings back bracket watch for the college basketball season and talks where Marquette is + would Wisconsin's path worry you? (50:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Charlie begins the show discussing yet another January heartbreak for the Green Bay Packers. He explains why things are different this time around though with the future being as bright as ever (2:00). Charlie continues with the Packers' talk by doing Golden Kegs highlighting the best and worst Packers versus San Francisco (19:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Bucks and how they have another game where they play with their food versus the lowly Pistons (37:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about how Marquette got a road win but there are still things to be concerned about (46:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers matchup versus the San Francisco 49ers, the Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Brewers' giveaways. Charlie starts off the podcast by giving his importance rankings for the Green Bay Packers' divisional round showdown with the 49ers (4:00). Charlie continues the show with discussing Marquette's big matchup against the St. John's. Can they finally get a road win? (33:00). Lastly, Charlie gives his grades for the Milwaukee Brewers giveaways this year (45:00)
Tapping The Keg episode 536 with Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and Bally Sports being no longer with us. The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch recapping the awful loss the Milwaukee Bucks suffered on Wednesday versus Cleveland. They also talk about top trade priorities for the Bucks. The podcast continues with a discussion about Packers-Niners. What is feared, what do you have confidence in, and what questions do you have? Lastly, the boys dance on the grave of Bally Sports.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about Jordan Love, the Green Bay Packers matchup with the San Francisco 49ers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles getting a big win over the Villanova Wildcats.0-22 minutes: Charlie talks about the Jordan Love elite quarterback conversation and why he's out of his mind right now. It is probably not a hot streak, and something better than that. 22-38 minutes: Charlie goes into the first look of the Green Bay Packers against the San Francisco 49ers and discusses some early storylines to think about38-52 minutes: Charlie wraps up the show with Marquette's win over Villanova and why they got back to basics.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers' huge win over the Dallas Cowboys then talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' good weekend too.Charlie starts the podcast discussing the Green Bay Packers' statement win against the Dallas Cowboys. The Packers dominated that game and what it means for the future of the Packers (2:00). Golden Kegs highlighting the best and worst Packers with thoughts on Jordan Love, Aaron Jones, Luke Musgrave, and more (17:00). Charlie recaps the rest of the NFL Playoffs and answers a Rodgers question (45:00). Lastly, he discusses two good Milwaukee Bucks wins over the weekend (51:00)
Tapping The Keg episode 536 recaps the Milwaukee Bucks' huge win over the Boston Celtics, the Green Bay Packers playoff matchup, and Wisconsin Sports pipe dreams. The podcast begins with Mitch and Charlie reveling that the Milwaukee Bucks blew out the Boston Celtics tonight with a wire-to-wire victory. Both guys have questions about where this came from and if this is a game that rallies the troops. The podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. Do either of the guys see a path for Green Bay to win? Lastly, they talk about Wisconsin Sports pipe dreams as a few fans live in fantasy land.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers' matchup with the Dallas Cowboys, Marquette Golden Eagles, and Nick Saban.Charlie starts the show by talking about the most important players for the Green Bay Packers' matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. Who are they? Let's discuss (4:00). Charlie continues the show with a quick hit on the Bears and Seahawks coaching decisions (26:00). Charlie reflects after an awful Marquette game where nothing went right. Why they've lost their grit (31:00). Lastly, Charlie explains why the Wisconsin-Alabama matchup has lost some luster due to Nick Saban's retirement (43:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Tuesday where the discussion is around the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and College Football National Championship. The podcast begins with Charlie wondering about the Milwaukee Bucks and if they can be fixable. Charlie believes that they can. It's going to take some on-the-fly learning with Adrian Griffin and meld the young v the old together plus why there are teams who might be ideal trade partners (3:00). Charlie moves on to give first look to the Dallas Cowboys-Green Bay Packers matchup. Charlie talks about both sides of the ball and why he feels Green Bay has a real shot in this matchup (20:00). Lastly, the podcast wraps up with some thoughts on the National Championship, Michigan's place in college football & how it could help the Packers next season (37:00)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers' win over the Chicago Bears, bad Bucks vibes, and Marquette's road woes. 0:00-12:00 - Green Bay Packers make the playoffs in a year where no one thought it was possible. 12:00-30:00 - Golden Kegs for the best and worst Green Bay Packers in their victory over the Chicago Bears. 30:00-39:00: The Milwaukee Bucks vibes could not be worse with one of their worst weeks of the NBA season. 39:00-45:00: Marquette continues to struggle on the road. Why Tyler Kolek needs to block out the haters.
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears matchup, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Charlie talks about the Packers-Bears matchup with a fan-favorite importance rankings taking the most important things from the game and ranking them from 1-10 (2:00). Charlie moves on to talk about last night's Bucks' game. While Giannis v Wemby was cool, the Bucks have a lot of concerns (29:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses the Marquette-Seton Hall matchup and why this could be the cure for the road woes (43:00).
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 535 talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and Wisconsin Sports in and outs.Charlie & Mitch lead off the show by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers game which the Bucks lost yet again. What should the Bucks do? The energy and effort need to be better. Mitch and Charlie have some ideas. They also talk about Week 18 Deja vu with the Green Bay Packers in the same situation they were in last year. The show wraps up with the boys talking about the Wisconsin Sports ins and outs for the 2024 year.
Tapping The Keg Daily for Wednesday, January 3rd talks about the Green Bay Packers, Aaron Rodgers, and college football bowls/Wisconsin Badgers.Charlie starts the show by breaking down all of the potential scenarios around the Green Bay Packers and the playoffs. He discusses what could happen + what it looks like if the Packers get into the dance (3:00). From there, Charlie reacts to the comments made by Aaron Rodgers about the Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears rivalry and why it's cool he's still a Packer for life + why it's okay to ignore the person (20:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about his solution to fixing bowl games + some thoughts on Wisconsin/LSU (32:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses the Green Bay Packers, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee BucksThe podcast starts with Charlie talking about how bright the future is for the Green Bay Packers. He thinks it's one of the brightest in the NFL (3:00). Charlie continues with golden kegs from Green Bay's resounding win against the Minnesota Vikings (17:00). Charlie talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles' big win against Creighton and how they're finding new ways to win (38:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks having an issue with their bench (52:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily wraps up the 2023 year by talking about everything in Wisconsin sports for the year from the Green Bay Packers to the Marquette Golden Eagles.For each of the teams, Charlie talks about the best parts, worst parts, the best games, worst games, MVPs and LVPs for all of the teams. It starts with the Green Bay Packers (4:00) then it goes to the Milwaukee Bucks (16:00), Milwaukee Brewers (32:00) then the Marquette Golden Eagles (50:00). Charlie does a quick things on the Wisconsin Badgers football team and the games this weekend to wrap up the show (58:00)
Tapping The Keg Episode 534 talks about the Green Bay Packers in many different ways than the boys talk about Herb Kohl's legacy and the Milwaukee Bucks.Charlie is joined by a special guest this week, Murph, who joins the show to talk about the Green Bay Packers right now who are going through a lot right now. The boys talk about the Jaire Alexander drama, what's going on with Joe Barry, the frustration around the Green Bay Packers coaching staff, what the Packers are doing with Jordan Love's contract, and where are we at with Brian Gutekunst. The boys give out some holiday bets then they also talk about Herb Kohl's legacy as a MIlwaukee Bucks owner + some Bucks conversation as well.
Tapping The Keg Daily talks about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks,and the Marquette Golden Eagles on its Wednesday edition.Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers have an authority problem. No one respects Matt LaFleur (3:00). Charlie goes on to give out the golden kegs for the Packers' win versus Carolina. Who played the best & who played the worst (13:00). Charlie moves on from the Packers to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks to discuss why still no one from the national media is paying attention (33:00). Lastly, Charlie gives out some quick takes about Marquette's bounceback win (43:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Friday. Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Charlie ranks all of the games from Christmas weekend from the ones you should want to the ones you can miss. He previews the Milwaukee Bucks' Christmas Day game first then talks about the Green Bay Packers against the Carolina Panthers. From there he discusses the Bucks other game versus the New York Knicks before finishing with Marquette and Georgetown. He ends the show with a Friday Free Talk on Yamamoto and the gym.
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 533 talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers. TOPIC 1: Charlie & Mitch discuss if the Milwaukee Bucks are going to get an apology from the national media who overreacted to their slow start to the season. TOPIC 2: Charlie is worried that the Green Bay Packers might quit against the Carolina Panthers. Mitch explains why that's inaccurate. TOPIC 3: The boys get into the Corbin Burnes' deal, the decision to tank or not, and the Houser/Taylor trade.
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Wednesday. The discussions include the Green Bay Packers, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie talks about the loyalty that Matt LaFleur is showing to Joe Barry to kick off the podcast. Why it's an issue (1:00). Charlie discusses Marquette's disastrous loss to Providence and why they're having real issues on the road. He also gives out grades for the game (12:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks continuing to stay hot and a new Giannis wrinkle (35:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily is live for Monday—discussions today about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles.Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' disastrous day defensively and why Joe Barry needs to be out as defensive coordinator this week, not the end of the year(2:27). Charlie also gives Golden Kegs for the game highlighting the best and worst players from Packers-Buccaneers (14:30). He moves on to discuss Milwaukee Bucks' great weekend and what should the Bucks do when it comes to Malik Beasley versus Andre Jackson Jr for the fifth starting spot (35:00). Lastly, Charlie gets you ready for the Big East season for the Marquette Golden Eagles which starts on Tuesday (50:00).
The Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and Milwaukee nightlife with special guest ShayKenn.Charlie & ShayKenn talk about the crazy Milwaukee Bucks game on Wednesday night with the #GameBallGate. They talk about where the Bucks are at then check in on the vibes on the team with how the season has been thus far. The boys move on from there and talk about the Green Bay Packers matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They also check the vibes with the team. Lastly, they talk about Milwaukee nightlife with some stories on requests, Mark Cuban, and more.
Tapping The Keg episode 532 is here talking about Wisconsin Sports' worst sports curses, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks.Charlie & Mitch talk about all of the Wisconsin Sports 'curses' in honor of Mike Daniels' commentary about the Green Bay Packers never having a good defense despite the talent. They also talk about curses for the Bucks, Brewers, and Badgers. They move to talk about the Green Bay Packers and if confidence is wavering after their loss to the New York Giants. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch touch on Damian Lillard's recent struggles and if it's anything to worry about.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee BucksCharlie discusses the Green Bay Packers' loss to the New York Giants and explains why the Packers' theme is coulda, woulda, shoulda (1:15). Charlie also talks about the Golden Kegs from thsi game. Who played the best & worst? (12:00). Charlie previews the playoff hunt for the Packers (30:00). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks squeezing out a victory (Again) (35:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles, Jaire Alexander, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. The podcast opens up with talking about the domination that Marquette put on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish from start to finish. Charlie discusses how much joy he took in being there. He also gives out grades for the game (2:00). Charlie talks about several Green Bay Packers topics. Starting with Jaire Alexander and all of the issues that have been with injury then he discusses the best bets for the Packers-Giants and finishes with what happened in the playoff hunt today (25:00). Lastly, Charlie discusses what's ahead for the Milwaukee Bucks this week (48:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay PackersCharlie opens the show by discussing the drama swirling over Adrian Griffin, Milwaukee Bucks head coach, again and why it doesn't seem like it's getting better (3:00). Charlie gives out superlatives for the Milwaukee Bucks loss against the Indiana Pacers (16:00). Charlie highlights the key storylines for the Green Bay Packers-New York Giants (29:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast adds an extra episode this week talking only about the Marquette Golden Eagles & their win against Texas.Charlie discusses Marquette's big 86-65 win over the Texas Longhorns. He explains why Marquette's non-conference schedule could be a sign of better things to come in the Big East (3:00). Then, Charlie hands out grades for the blowout win against the 12th-ranked Texas Longhorns (7:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and the Green Bay Packers.Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' big win over the New York Knicks and explains why the Bucks are laying 'easter eggs' on being the best team in the NBA (2:00). Charlie talks about things to know about this game then discusses the matchups in Vegas along with comments about The Ringer's rankings (11:00). Charlie moves on the Green Bay Packers and he explains why he's worried about a hangover spot. He also runs the playoff simulator (30:00)
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 531 discusses the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, college football, and a bit of Milwaukee Brewers' baseball. The boys kick off today's show by talking a bit about the Green Bay Packers' win over the Kansas City Chiefs then get into who deserves the biggest apology for the Green Bay Packers. Is it Jordan Love? Matt LaFleur or someone else? The second topic, the guys react to Indiana beating Boston and talk about the Pacers' ceiling in the East. Then they talk about the best and worst things about the Milwaukee Bucks' first 20 games. Charlie & Mitch move on to talk about the controversy around college football then they discuss dealing with the transfer portal for Wisconsin Badgers fans. Lastly, they talk about what the Milwaukee Brewers might do at the winter meetings.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, Marquette-Wisconsin, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers.Charlie starts today's podcast explaining why no one wants to play the Green Bay Packers. They are the most dangerous team in the NFL (2:00). Charlie gives out his golden kegs for the game with the best and worst players. He talks about Jordan Love, Cris Collinsworth's Mahomes' love, Christian Watson, and much more (14:00). Charlie discusses what happened to Marquette and gives out grades from the disappointing loss to Wisconsin (37:00). Charlie tells you five things to know about the Milwaukee Bucks' win over the Atlanta Hawks (67:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Marquette Golden Eagles-Wisconsin Badgers matchup, the Milwaukee Bucks, and a dash of the Green Bay Packers.Charlie talks about the Marquette-Wisconsin rivalry breaking down the annual matchup. Charlie talks about the key storylines from this game. He also discusses some of the biggest players from the game as well plus a prediction (2:00). Charlie moves on to talk about the disappointing Milwaukee Bucks loss and explains why it's not as much on the coaching tonight yet there are still concerns (31:00). Charlie touches on the Green Bay Packers betting angles for a bit before wrapping up the week (43:00).
The 530th edition of Tapping The Keg Podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers. The podcast begins with Charlie and Mitch discussing the Green Bay Packers matchup with Kansas City and why's the ultimate measuring stick game for the team. The podcast moves on to check with Mitch on how he feels about the last couple of Milwaukee Bucks games. They talk about the In-season tournaments and the Bucks roster. Lastly, they explain why the Jackson Chourio deal makes too much sense
On today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles are all discussed. Charlie begins the show by recapping the Milwaukee Bucks' big In Season Tournament win against the Miami Heat. He explains why the Bucks' clutch gene is going to take them a long way this season (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss the Green Bay Packers and how alive they are in the playoff hunt. Charlie even flirts with the idea of a division title (19:00). Lastly, Charlie hands out grades for Marquette's easy win over Southern (32:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast today talks about the most important players, teams, and games for Wisconsin sports, Milwaukee Bucks, and Week 12 in the NFL through the Green Bay Packers' lens.Charlie gives his Wisconsin Sports end-of-the-year importance rankings for the teams, the players & coaches, and the games. He discusses things about the Green Bay Packers, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks (2:00). Charlie recaps a weird weekend for the Milwaukee Bucks where they won but fans didn't feel great. Charlie explains why you focus on the macro + some positives/negatives (37:00). Lastly, Charlie recaps NFL Week 12 through the eyes of the Green Bay Packers (50:00)
On today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, we talk the Green Bay Packers, the Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie leads off today's show by talking about the Green Bay Packers growing up at the right time. They're a real threat to make the playoffs (2:00). Charlie gives out his Golden Kegs for the game featuring the best and worst players from the Packers' huge win over the Detroit Lions (12:00). Charlie moves on to talk about the Marquette Golden Eagles' loss to the Purdue Boilermakers and gives his grades for the tough loss (34:00). Charlie finishes up the podcast discussing the Milwaukee Bucks loss to the Boston Celtics and what needs to be different next time around (46:00).
Today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks.The podcast begins with Charlie recapping the great Marquette win over the Kansas Jayhawks. He gives grades for the team and talks about what the win means (3:00). Charlie discusses if the Green Bay Packers can survive all the injuries that the team has. The spin zone is here (26:00). Lastly, Charlie previews tonight's big Milwaukee Bucks-Boston Celtics matchup (37:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Charlie starts the show by explaining why a Green Bay Packers playoff push is on the table (2:00). The podcast continues with Charlie recapping last night's Milwaukee Bucks win over the Washington Wizards and how Giannis Antetokounmpo is playing on another level right now (13:00). Charlie discusses Marquette's big win over UCLA and hands out grades to the Golden Eagles for their performance versus UCLA (25:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, the Marquette Golden Eagles, Brandon Woodruff, and the Wisconsin Badgers.Charlie discusses the development of Jordan Love to kick off the podcast and why the Packers are slowly starting to look the part of a component football team (3:00). Charlie hands out Golden Kegs for the best and worst things about the Packers game (13:00). Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' big weekend getting two victories including the best one of the year (31:00). Charlie previews Marquette's matchup in the Maui Invitational (45:00) Charlie explains why people overreacted about Brandon Woodruff (52:00). Charlie recaps a gutty Badgers football win (59:00).
This week on the Tapping The Keg Podcast, episode 529, we discuss Wisconsin Sports what ifs, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers. Charlie & Mitch kick off the show by discussing the biggest Wisconsin Sports what-ifs of the last year. Things discussed included Jordan Love starting early, Giannis not getting hurt, Craig Counsell 'retiring' in 2022, and Luke Fickell not being the coach. The boys move on to discuss if Giannis Antetokounmpo learned anything watching the Bucks without him then talk about the weekend games. Lastly, they talk about the Green Bay Packers' last gasp at the playoffs against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers. Charlie kicks off the show giving out grades for the Marquette Golden Eagles' big win against the Illinois Fighting Illini. He discusses the play of Tyler Kolek, Oso, the free throw shooting, the team defense, David Joplin & much more (1:45). Charlie addresses the blog written calling for Adrian Griffin's job and why it lacks substance overall plus why it's much too soon (25:00). Lastly, Charlie gets you ready for the Green Bay Packers matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers (37:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. The podcast begins with Charlie talking about why he's not a fan of the Pat Murphy manager hire for the Milwaukee Brewers. He discusses why that is then gets into the stuff that he might talk himself into with the manager plus a few thoughts on Craig Counsell (2:00). Charlie explains why people should not be giving up on Christian Watson yet. He talks about the relationship with Jordan Love and what might be missing (20:00). Lastly, Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Bucks game and talks about why this was the most complete win of the season (29:00).
Tapping The Keg Daily discusses an awful Wisconsin Sports week, the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Wisconsin Badgers.Charlie starts today's show by wondering if it's ever been this bad in Wisconsin sports. He talks about the consistent losing, what it feels like, and can Wisconsin catch a break (1:30). Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers latest loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers and gives out golden kegs after questions about the game (12:00). Charlie discusses why the Milwaukee Bucks fans don't need to panic after every game even in bad losses like the one versus Orlando (36:00). Charlie talks about the rotten culture that seems to be infecting the Wisconsin Badgers (49:00)
Today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie explains why every NFL team has their version of the TJ Watt draft where the Packers took Kevin King over him plus thoughts on the Packers-Steelers betting line (2:00). Charlie moves on to discuss why he thinks a complete rebuild for the Milwaukee Brewers is an overreaction (22:00). Charlie recaps the last two games for the Milwaukee Bucks with takeaways from each of them (34:00). Charlie explains why Wisconsin football should have an incomplete for the year (46:00).
On the 528th edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, the discussion topics are the 2024 Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. The podcast begins with Charlie & Mitch still reeling from the Craig Counsell news. Mitch gives his thoughts on the Counsell news then the boys talk about what the Brewers might do this offseason (2:00). They hand the Green Bay Packers' midseason awards for the season. MVP, LVP, Best Moment, and more (41:00). They wrap the podcast with Milwaukee Bucks on their defense tweaks + the fifth starter on the team (63:00).
On today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, Craig Counsell to the Chicago Cubs reaction, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks.Charlie begins the show trying to pick up the pieces with what happened with Craig Counsell and how he ended up with the Chicago Cubs plus questions to ask from this stunning day of Brewers' baseball (2:00). Charlie describes what he saw out of Marquette in their first game tonight as he checked it out in person (27:00). Charlie gives his key takeaways from the Milwaukee Bucks' big win against Brooklyn (41:00)
Today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about all Wisconsin sports topics today with Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Wisconsin Badgers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.Charlie opens the show talking about how the Green Bay Packers show a lot of promise despite some worries in their game against the Los Angeles Rams (3:00). Charlie talks about the Golden Kegs who played the best and worst from the victory against the Rams (20:00). The podcast moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and the takeaways that Charlie had about the game such as Brook's defense, Damian Lillard and more (36:00). Why is everyone freaking out about the Wisconsin Badgers football loss to Indiana? (55:00). Why Matt Arnold made a savvy move trading Mark Canha (1:03).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles season then discusses all of the biggest topics for Wisconsin Sports this weekend.Charlie leads off the podcast talking about the Marquette Golden Eagles season in what is the most exciting season for Marquette fans. He talks storylines, questions, games to watch, and much more (2:00). The podcast moves on to discuss why Mark Attanasio is at an inflection point as an owner with the Craig Counsell decision (43:00). Charlie discusses best bets for Packers-Rams, Wisconsin-Indiana, Bucks-Knics (54:00).
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.TOPIC 1: The podcast begins with the boys recapping the Milwaukee Bucks abysmal game against the Toronto Raptors. They discuss what's going wrong, and why no one should be panicking. They also talk about the things that they like, dislike, and still have questions about for the Bucks. TOPIC 2: The podcast rolls on with discussing a weird Brian Gutekunst press conference where things went in 100 different directions. They also discuss the state of the Green Bay Packers being 2-5 and losing Rasul Douglas TOPIC 3: Lastly, they talk briefly about the World Champion Texas Rangers and if it puts pressure on the Milwaukee Brewers to win the championship.
On today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, we talk Green Bay Packers, Craig Counsell (Milwaukee Brewers), and the Milwaukee Bucks. TOPIC 1: Green Bay Packers are embracing the tank with the trade of Rasul Douglas... Kinda. Why Charlie is upset about the Packers only sticking a foot in the tank and not fully going all-in with the idea of tanking the season. Also why progress is needed. Plus some thoughts on Rashan Gary's extension. (0-20 minutes)TOPIC 2: Craig Counsell is officially a free agent. What it means for the Milwaukee Brewers and why Counsell might be looking to leave even if it doesn't make sense (20-30 minutes)TOPIC 3: Milwaukee Bucks beat the Miami Heat on Monday night with a big game from Giannis Antetokounmpo on both sides of the ball. Charlie talks about 3 things to know from the game plus the Golden Keg and the Tapped Keg of the Game (30-43 minutes).
Today's podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Wisconsin Badgers.TOPIC 1: Charlie talks about how he would fix the Green Bay Packers. They're currently at rock bottom and they need a lot of help. Charlie offers his suggestions on what might make this team better (0-21 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie runs through the golden kegs, the best and worst players, from the Minnesota Vikings-Green Bay Packers game. He talks about Preston Smith, Jayden Reed, Jordan Love, Third Down defense, Jonathan Vilma, and much more (21-36 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie goes over the three things you need to know about the Milwaukee Bucks' loss to the Atlanta Hawks. He discusses the lack of energy for the Bucks. Why they might have sleepwalked in this game and how Damian Lillard had a no-show (36-46 minutes)TOPIC 4: Charlie explains why Wisconsin Badgers fans should feel encouraged after their tough loss to Ohio State. Why he thinks there is some promise there with what went down (46-57 minutes)
Tapping The Keg podcast 527 talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and a touch of the Wisconsin Badgers.TOPIC 1: Charlie & Mitch get into the Milwaukee Bucks' first game against the Philadelphia 76ers. They talk about the joy of having Damian Lillard on your team. Giannis Antetokounmpo's adjustments. MarJon Beauchamp's impact and what's going on with Khris Middleton.TOPIC 2: The boys talk about if the Green Bay Packers' youth movement is officially a bust or if they need more time. They talk about where the Packers are at and what needs to be improved. TOPIC 3: They move on to talk about Craig Counsell and his future as the Milwaukee Brewers manager. Charlie explains why most Brewers fans could be out if Counsell leaves for more money. Mitch also explains why it could be like the Rays but not. TOPIC 4; They give a little time to the Wisconsin Badgers potentially pulling the upset against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The podcast today discusses the betting lines for the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and Milwaukee Bucks.TOPIC 1: Before Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers betting angles, he discusses why you shouldn't bet against your team. After that, he talks about why all the trends point to the Packers and why he thinks Green Bay Is a must-win (0-21 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie discusses the Wisconsin Badgers and if they have a chance against number 3 Ohio State. Charlie likes them to cover and explains why plus why he thinks this is going to be a low-scoring football game (21-33 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie ends today talking about tonight's Milwaukee Bucks game and discusses why he's very confused about the line tonight against the Philadelphia 76ers. (33-43 minutes)
Today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Podcast Daily talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Green Bay Packers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. TOPIC 1: Charlie talks about the Giannis Antetokounmpo extension and how he becomes a Milwaukee Buck for life. He talks about the short and long term impact + some winners & losers (0-22 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie discusses lessons learned from the Green Bay Packers' loss to the Denver Broncos and talks about what's next with the Minnesota Vikings (22-37 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie explains why Marquette seems ready to have the target on their backs as they're the favorites to win the Big East to start the year (37-43 minutes).
Tapping The Keg Daily talks about the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and the Milwaukee Bucks Charlie pushes the panic button on the Green Bay Packers talking through what went wrong in Denver, why this team lacks an identity and then goes through the panic buttons of Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur and the team (0-25 minutes). Charlie moves on to discuss the Golden Kegs from the game featuring the best and worse Packers players from the 19-17 loss to Denver (25-40 minutes). The podcast continues with why Wisconsin's win on Saturday was the first signature win of Luke Fickell's career and what it means for the rest of the season (40-52 mins). Lastly, Charlie explains why Bucks fans need to relax about the team (52-58 minutes)
Tapping The Keg Daily Podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and the Milwaukee Bucks TOPIC 1: Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers-Denver Broncos betting preview. Charlie explains the intangibles of the game before diving into the spread and moneyline (0-15 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie explains what's on deck for the Wisconsin Badgers against the Illinois Fighting Illini. Can Braedyn Locke handle the road environment? Charlie tries to figure out why everyone is in Illinois (15-28 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie wraps up the show discussing the overreaction that some are having with Terry Stotts leaving the Milwaukee Bucks. It's a big loss, but Stotts was in the wrong. Now, it's time for the Milwaukee Bucks head coach to be the man. (28-38 minutes).
Green Bay Packers, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks are the topics for today's edition of the Tapping The Keg Daily podcast. TOPIC 1: Charlie talks about the rest of the schedule for the Green Bay Packers and if he feels better, worse, or the same about the rest of the schedule. He goes through Denver ending with Chicago and lays out the best, realistic, and worst-case scenario. (0-24 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie talks about the impact that James Robinson, former Jacksonville Jaguars running back, could have on the team. Could it mean an AJ Dillon deal is happening? Could it just be a depth piece? (24-32 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie gets excited about the Marquette Golden Eagles finding their way to the Top 5 of the preseason poll. He explains why they should run at expectations and discusses the craziness of the Maui Invitational (32-42 minutes)TOPIC 4: Charlie wraps up the show with the Milwaukee Bucks' preseason game which featured a second dose of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard.
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 526 discusses the Milwaukee Bucks season and the NBA season. Charlie & Mitch start the podcast by talking about the biggest Milwaukee Bucks topics of the season. They talk about the Giannis Antetokounmpo-Damian Lillard chemistry. The boys also talk about the Celtics rivalry. They also discuss what the rotations might look like for the season and how Adrian Griffin does in year one. They also discuss the roster from Giannis Antetokounmpo to Pat Connaughton and headlines about each of the players that matter on the roster plus some key questions. The podcast wraps up talking about the NBA as a whole as they make their predictions for the Eastern and Western Conference.
Tapping The Keg Daily Podcast, a Wisconsin sports podcast, talks about the first night of Giannis Antetokounmpo & Damian Lillard, NFL Week 6 from a Packers' lens, Wisconsin Badgers' blunder, and Brandon Woodruff's injury. TOPIC 1: Charlie gives his first impressions about Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard playing together. He talks about how they looked against the Los Angeles Lakers (0-22 minutes).TOPIC 2: Charlie runs through the whole NFL slate for Week 6 and talks about it through the lens of a Packers' fan (22-44 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie explains why Wisconsin blew a massive opportunity losing to Iowa and where they go from here (44-54 minutes)TOPIC 4: Charlie discusses the loss of Brandon Woodruff and what the Milwaukee Brewers should do this offseason (54-64 minutes)
Tapping The Keg Daily is breaking down the Wisconsin-Iowa betting lines, what Milwaukee Bucks futures to bet, and rapid-fire Fridays are introduced.TOPIC 1: Charlie talks about the Wisconsin Badgers-Iowa Hawkeyes matchup from a betting perspective. Should you really take the under of 34? Charlie explains that plus the spread (0-18 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie discusses what Milwaukee Bucks' future bets are worth making. Do you bet the Bucks to win the NBA Finals? What about Giannis for MVP? (18-34 minutes)TOPIC 3: Rapid fire Fridays is a new segment where Charlie runs through what's left to talk about in the world of Wisconsin sports. Topics include Jae Crowder's comments, Packers' pressure in Denver, and MLB Playoffs talk. (34-45 minutes)
On this week of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Mitch & Charlie talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin Badgers. TOPIC 1: Charlie & Mitch discuss the opportunity that the Milwaukee Bucks have this coming season to take the popularity belt in the State of Wisconsin from the Green Bay Packers. It might sound crazy, but it's not. TOPIC 2: The boys move on to talk about the Green Bay Packers and what they need to do over the bye week. The boys talk about Matt LaFleur's game planning, Jordan Love, the offensive line, the safety position, etc.TOPIC 3: The podcast wraps up with Charlie presenting Mitch with this golden opportunity that is given to the Wisconsin Badgers. They discuss the possibility of the Badgers going on a run and what might trip them up.
Tapping The Keg Daily Podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers. TOPIC 1: Charlie starts the podcast talking about what things make you panic the most about the Green Bay Packers. He rates them from what makes you panic the most to what panics you the least as a Packers' fan (0-23 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' preseason so far and what he's seen. He talks about Andre Jackson Jr. being a contributor for the Bucks. He also discusses guys like Lindell Wigginton, Jae Crowder, MarJon Beauchamp, and more (23-37 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie wraps up the show by discussing the takeaways from the Milwaukee Brewers' exit interview with thoughts on Corbin Burnes, Matt Arnold putting his stuff on the table, and more (37-45 minutes)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers' disappointing loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, the Brewers missing their chance, and Wisconsin's Big Ten home win.TOPIC 1: Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' disappointing loss to the Las Vegas Raiders and talks about how the growing pains are far worse than anyone thought. Where do the Packers go from here on both sides of the ball (0-15 mins)TOPIC 2: Charlie gives his golden kegs from the game. The best and worst players from the Las Vegas Raiders game. The guys featured were Preston Smith, A.J. Dillon, Christian Watson, and many more (15-31 minutes) TOPIC 3: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers blowing a golden opportunity when it comes to losing to the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Los Angeles Dodgers were beatable, and the Brewers blew it (31-43 minutes)TOPIC 4: Charlie wraps up today's show with thoughts on the Wisconsin Badgers' win over Rutgers. (43-48 minutes)
Tapping The Keg podcast episode 524 talks about what's next for the Milwaukee Brewers, Bucks-Celtics rivalry, Packers-Raiders storylines, and more.TOPIC 1: Charlie & Mitch get into what's next for the Milwaukee Brewers after another postseason disappointment. What happens with Corbin Burnes? What about Willy Adames? The boys break down all the different optionsTOPIC 2: The podcast rolls on as the boys talk about the Bucks-Celtics rivalry ratcheting up with the Jrue Holiday noise this week. Mitch gives the timeline of where we're at with the two teams. Then they talk about how the two will be watched throughout the season.TOPIC 3: The podcast wraps up with the Green Bay Packers next game against the Las Vegas Raiders. They go through what are the big stories from the game. Mitch asks the big question, 'Are we sure the Packers good?'
On today's podcast, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers exiting the playoffs, Game 2 between the Brewers and Diamonbacks, and Milwaukee Bucks.TOPIC 1: Milwaukee Brewers playoff disappointment continues (0-15 mins)TOPIC 2: Fact or fiction from Game 2 - Arizona Diamondbacks and the Milwaukee Brewers (15-32 minutes)TOPIC 3/4: Some thoughts on the Lauren Holiday message then discuss what the Milwaukee Bucks did in training camp today with ideas on Damian Lillard and MarJon Beauchamp. (32-42 minutes)
On today's podcast, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers Game 1 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers.TOPIC 1: Charlie discusses Corbin Burnes not being the guy for the Brewers and why he struggled tonight against the Arizona Diamondbacks despite having a 3-0 lead (0-12 mins)TOPIC 2: Charlie explains things that are fact and fiction from the Brewers Game 1 loss including some experiences he had at American Family Field (12-31 mins) TOPIC 3: Charlie goes into some takes from media day including Giannis Antetokounmpo shutting up the national media. Damian Lillard's vibe, and who will start at the fifth spot (31-39 minutes)TOPIC 4: The podcast wraps up with talking about the Green Bay Packers that will influence the team tow in the game against the Las Vegas Raiders (38-45
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast kicks off the week getting ready for the Milwaukee Brewers' playoff run and a preview against the Arizona Diamondbacks plus Jrue Holiday to Boston and the Green Bay Packers' next opponent. TOPIC 1: Charlie starts the show breaking down the most important Milwaukee Brewers for the playoff run. He goes through the roster and puts a ranking on each of those player (0-22 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie breaks down the series against the Arizona Diamondbacks where he talks about the series matchup. Thoughts on their inexperience, power hitting, and much more (22-37 minutes)TOPIC 3: The podcast talks about Jrue Holiday getting traded to the Boston Celtics then discusses the Bucks-Celtics rivalry going to the next level. He also talks about the Milwaukee event that went on for Damian Lillard (37-55 minutes)TOPIC 4: The podcast wraps up with Charlie giving a first look at the Las Vegas Raiders, who are the Green Bay Packers' next opponent. There are a lot of advantages for the Packers. (55-64 minutes)
On today's podcast, Charlie is joined by ShayKenn where they recap the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions then talk about Damian Lillard joining the Milwaukee Bucks then Milwaukee nightlife, and more.TOPIC 1: Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers have themselves a Detroit Lions problem after the Packers lost their fourth straight game to the LionsTOPIC 2: Charlie is joined by ShayKenn where they talk about the Green Bay Packers' Golden Kegs from the game against Detroit. Who played the best, who played the worst? Quay Walker, the offensive line, Jordan Love, and many more discussed.TOPIC 3: Charlie gets ShayKenn's thoughts on the Damian Lillard trade. They talk about his impact and then discuss the national media reaction. TOPIC 4: They talk about what's hot in the streets with Milwaukee with thoughts on the constant Sexxy Red requests.
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, it is episode 523, and Mitch & Charlie are talking about the Damian Lillard trade to the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers versus the Detroit LionsTOPIC 1: The boys react to the stunning trade that gives the Milwaukee Bucks Damian Lillard for Jrue Holiday and Grayson Allen. They talk about what it means for the Bucks. The impact it has on the league. Are the Bucks the top contender? And why Giannis Antetokounmpo is signing his extension.TOPIC 2: Charlie & Mitch talk about the MIlwaukee Brewers with a wide range of topics as they watch the final innings of the St. Louis game. They talk about why the offense might be the most important thing for the Brewers this playoffs as they try to 'outslug' Atlanta and Los Angeles TOPIC 3: The boys wrap up the show previewing the Green Bay Packers against the Detroit Lions. They talk about the game itself. Who does this game matter more to - the Packers or the Lions? Along with key storylines headed into this one.
Today's podcast talks about the Milwaukee Brewers, and the betting preview for the Green Bay Packers and Detroit LionsTOPIC 1: Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers winning the National League Central division on a Cubs error. He explains what it was like to be in the ballpark and why this year could be more special (0-20 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers and does a betting preview around Packers-Lions. He talks about why he likes the moneyline for the Packers along with thoughts on a same-game tease (20-30 minutes)
Today's podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions rivalry, Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Milwaukee Bucks.TOPIC 1: Charlie talks about why the Detroit Lions are still a little brother to him regarding opponents. He discusses the Packers-Lions rivalry and how it currently stands. Plus how the Lions could graduate from that status (0-10 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie goes through the lessons learned from the Green Bay Packers-New Orleans Saints game. He talks about things that he learned about the defense and the offense. Thoughts on Rasheed Walker, DeVondre Campbell's absence, and more (11-24 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie goes through al of the potential opponents that could play the Milwaukee Brewers and talks about what he likes and doesn't like about playing all those teams. (24-41 minutes)TOPIC 4: The last topic is wondering where everything sits with Damian Lillard and the apparent Milwaukee Bucks' interest. Why the Bucks have the second-best package in the Eastern Conference per the trade ideas floated
On today's podcast, the topics that are discussed are the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and Milwaukee Brewers.TOPIC 1: Charlie recounts Jordan Love's entrance to Lambeau Field and talks about how the entire Green Bay Packers fanbase is behind him. He also explains what it was it like to be there for the comeback (0-15 minutes)TOPIC 2: Golden kegs about the best and worst things about the Green Bay Packers game. Starting with thoughts on Rashan Gary, the good luck charm int he stands, boomers being mad, and much more (15-36 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie talks about how the Wisconsin Badgers took care of business against Purdue but also discusses how they come back with losing Chez Mellusi (37-48 minutes)TOPIC 4: Lastly, Charlie explains why he agrees with Craig Counsell that the Brewers aren't disappointed about their two losses to Miami (48-56 minutes)
The podcast discusses the betting lines for the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers this game plus covers all the other Wisconsin sports headlines. TOPIC 1: Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers against the New Orleans Saints and why he has a lot of confidence in this Packers' team against the Saints. He also explains why the over/under is a stayaway (0-15 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie discusses the Wisconsin Badgers' first Big 10 matchup against Purdue and explains why he likes the Badgers a great deal in this one unlike the games prior (15-25 minutes) TOPIC 3: Charlie goes over the rest of the board for a loaded day of college football and NFL (25-30 minutes)TOPIC 4: Charlie does his best to cover all of the big Wisconsin sports stories that went on in Wisconsin yesterday. Brewers beat up the Cardinals then a preview of the Miami series (31-39 minutes). Kon Knueppel to Duke, not Marquette or Wisconsin (39-44 minutes). More Giannis rumors (44-47 minutes)
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and Giannis AntetokounmpoTOPIC 1: Charlie & Mitch discuss the things that we think are true about the Green Bay Packers already this season. As well as the things that are lies or overreactions so far. We discuss the defense, Jordan Love, David Bahktiari, and much more. TOPIC 2: The boys also break down what they think might happen in the game against the New Orleans Saints. Does Jordan Love feel more pressure at Lambeau Field? How will Derek Carr handle this pass rushTOPIC 3: They move to baseball where Charlie asks if Matt Arnold is getting enough credit for the job he did with the Milwaukee Brewers season. He talks about the moves that were made and compares it to what David Stearns did. They also talk about magic numbersTOPIC 4: The show wraps up by going on Giannis Antetokounmpo watch where they talk about comments made by Giannis then go into the mystery team Damian Lillard rumors and why Giannis is unlikely to leave in the summer compared to Luka Doncic and Joel Embiid.
Tapping The Keg Daily talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' fans hate for the St. Louis Cardinals, Green Bay Packers, and Marquette Golden Eagles. Topic 1: Charlie lists his most hated St. Louis Cardinals as a Milwaukee Brewers fan in honor of Adam Wainwright getting his 200th win against the Brewers (0-22 minutes)Topic 2: Charlie goes over lessons learned from the Green Bay Packers' Week 2 game versus the Atlanta Falcons (22-37 minutes)Topic 3: Charlie gives you a first look at the New Orleans Saints and want we can take away from their defense and offense (37-44 minutes)Topic 4: Lastly, Charlie gives some hot takes about Marquette's Big East schedule that was released last Friday (44-51 minutes)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers. TOPIC 1: Charlie goes over what happened with the Green Bay Packers defense against the Atlanta Falcons and why it's the same mistakes he's seen over and over again with the team. What can be fixed? Joe Barry heads to the hot seat but why you shouldn't sell stock (0-14 minutes)TOPIC 2: Charlie talks about the Golden Kegs from the Packers-Falcons. He talks about the best and worst players from the game. Thoughts on Quay Walker, Rasul Douglas, Jordan Love, A.J. Dillon, and David Bakhtiari not playing (14-38 minutes)TOPIC 3: Charlie goes over the Milwaukee Brewers stadium proposal and things to know about it all then some questions to ask about the $700M proposal (38-52 minutes) TOPIC 4: Charlie stays with the Brewers discussing their great series against the Washington Nationals over the weekend. He explains what it was like being in the ballpark for the Mark Canha grand slam on Saturday (52-62 minutes)TOPIC 5: The podcast wraps up with Charlie wondering if the Wisconsin Badgers can afford to play sleepy with the Big Ten schedule that's coming up starting this week (62-70 minutes)
The podcast today discusses the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and the Milwaukee Brewers. Topic 1: Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers-Atlanta Falcons' best bets for Week 2. Will Aaron Jones play? Does that matter? Should the over/under only be 40? All is discussed along with touchdown prop rankings (0-18 minutes)Topic 2: Charlie continues the podcast talking about the Wisconsin Badgers. What happens in their matchup against Georgia Southern. Should you lay the big number? Charlie has his concerns. And when is the last time an over/under was 60+ for Wisconsin (18-28 minutes)Topic 3: Charlie gives an observation of the board for the weekend for both college football and pro football (28-35 minutes)Topic 4; The podcast wraps up with Charlie looking back on what the Milwaukee Brewers did this week then discusses why they have a huge opportunity in front of them this weekend (35-47 minutes).
Tapping The Keg podcast this week talks about the Green Bay Packers, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and the Milwaukee Brewers.TOPIC 1: Charlie & Mitch give a guide on how the Green Bay Packers can avoid a hangover in Week 2 against the Atlanta Falcons. They talk about the ins and outs of the game itself as well as headlines, questions, and hot takes from the game. TOPIC 2: Charlie asks Mitch why there are Milwaukee Bucks fans souring on Giannis Antetokounmpo. They get into why the Bucks fans are feeling this way along with their thoughts on a fanbase that might be getting a little spoiled Plus they give some advice to Giannis TOPIC 3: Charlie and Mitch wrap up the show talking about which ace you have the most confidence in for the Milwaukee Brewers - Brandon Woodruff, Freddy Peralta, or Corbin Burnes. The boys discuss that and then talk about David Stearns heading to the New York Mets along with why we're both convinced Craig Counsell isn't going to New York.
Today's podcast discusses Aaron Rodgers injury, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the crushing injury that Aaron Rodgers suffered in the first series as the New York Jets quarterback. What's next for Rodgers, Packers, Jets? Charlie discusses it all. (0-22 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie introduces some new segments including the Green Bay Packers' power poll looking at who played the best on both offense and defense for the year and then who is the LVP so far (22-32 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie introduces another one about lessons learned from the game. One from the offense. One from the defense. Then an overall NFL one. Thoughts on the first-half offense, new-look defense, and the top-heavy NFC. (32-41 minutes)
Topic 4: Lastly, Charlie talks about what a great Milwaukee Brewers had on Monday night after the heartbreaker on Sunday. He talks about the offense against lefties and Brandon Woodruff (41-52 minutes).
Today's podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers.Topic 1: Charlie talks about the new era of Green Bay Packers football beginning with promise as the Packers dominate the second half. Jordan Love keeping his cool and why the Packers looked like the team they always have been against the Chicago Bears (0-22 minutes)Topic 2: Charlie goes through the Golden Kegs highlighting the best & worst players from Week 1 for the Green Bay Packers—thoughts on Aaron Jones, Anders Carlson, Jayden Reed, A.J. Dillon, and Yeetgasms. (22-39 minutes)Topic 3: Despite the brutal loss on Sunday to the New York Yankees, Charlie explains why it's still a good weekend for the Milwaukee Brewers as they continue to seem never knocked out and ready to go again even when things go bad. He also talks about his concerns with the Miami series (39-51 minutes)Topic 4: Charlie finishes the show by talking about the Wisconsin Badgers and how they did not match the energy of what Washington State brought to the table early in the game. Why that cost them. Why you can't blame the refs too much and what to think about Tanner Mordecai (51-64 mins)
Today's podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and the gambling lines for the NFL and college football. Topic 1: Charlie discusses the betting preview show that will be run on most Fridays. He discusses the Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears line and why it didn't make sense (NOTE: Taped before the Christian Watson/Romeo Doubs news). He also explains why he likes the over. (0-16 minutes)Topic 2: Charlie talks about the Wisconsin-Washington State spread and explains why there is little interest in betting on this one. He explains why Washington State will be a popular underdog pick this week. Also, Charlie goes over what happened with the over/under (16-26 minutes)Topic 3: Charlie finishes the show by looking at the upcoming week's lines and what stands out to him. (26-34 mins)
The podcast this week covers the Green Bay Packers' matchup with the Chicago Bears, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers. Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers' big week 1 matchup with the Chicago Bears. Why Mitch says this is the biggest week one for the Packers in recent memory. The boys also go over the questions about this game, headlines if the Packers win, and much, much more.Topic 2: The boys continue with talking about the Milwaukee Brewers and their recent struggles. Charlie and Mitch get into whether it's time to panic or just chill out. They explain why it might be more the latter. They also talk about the Yankees series a bit and wonder if the Chicago Cubs will cool off.Topic 3: The show finishes with wonders if the Wisconsin Badgers should feel any pressure playing Washington State. Charlie and Mitch seem to think that this is a difficult one and people should not put high expectations on what the Badgers are able to do this weekend.
Tapping The Keg podcast today previews the Green Bay Packers season with special guest Murph. Topic 1: The boys get into the offensive side of the football and talk about what the Green Bay Packers should look like with all their young pieces. They talk about the wide receiver room, Jordan Love, Aaron Jones, and much more.Topic 2: They get into the defense. What do they like about it and what are things that they still have question marks about for the season? Topic 3: Charlie & Murph get into some of the bigger picture things around the Green Bay Packers. What does this season mean for Jordan Love and others on the team? Topic 4: They wrap up the show with talking about the NFL season as a whole plus some Week 1 bets.
Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Wisconsin Badgers are all being discussed on today's podcast ranking the most important things about the month of September. Topic 1: The monthly podcast discussion around the most important things for the month. Charlie breaks down what matters in September like Jordan Love, Packers-Bears, Brewers-Cubs, Matt LaFleur and much more (0-39 minutes)Topic 2: Charlie gives his most important things from the Milwaukee Brewers-Philadelphia Phillies series. Thoughts on Freddy Peralta, why the Brewers are in good shape for the month of September and much more (39-51)Topic 3: Charlie discusses the biggest takeaways from the Wisconsin Badgers opening win against the Buffalo Bulls. He talks about the 1-2 punch of Braelon Allen and Chez Mellusi. He discusses why not to worry about the offense's slow start and much more (51-59 minutes)
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers & the Wisconsin Badgers.Topic 1: The boys discuss what are the early Green Bay Packers season storylines to watch. They talk about Jordan Love, Joe Barry, special teams, EDGE rushers, and much more. Topic 2: They dig into the Milwaukee Brewers' September schedule and preview the big weekend series against the Philadelphia Phillies. What the Brewers need to do to keep their hold on the NL Central and why the September schedule should be set up easy for them.Topic 3: Do the casual fans care about Wisconsin football? Mitch thinks they do already. Charlie thinks it might take a little bit of time before everyone is all in again. They talk about the fan interest for the first Badgers game of the season.
Tapping The Keg podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers-Chicago Cubs rivalry, the Green Bay Packers, and the Wisconsin BadgersTopic 1: Charlie discusses why the Milwaukee Brewers and the Chicago Cubs have the best rivalry in Major League baseball this season. (0-18 minutes)Topic 2: Charlie explains why the Jonathan Taylor trade rumors plus Emmanuel Wilson making the team might be more about lighting a fire under A.J. Dillon to start the season (18-28 minutes)Topic 3: Charlie wraps up the show with a betting preview of the Wisconsin-Buffalo game. Why he would not bet the spread in this one and look at the under if you were to bet the Badgers this weekend (28-38 minutes).
Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers are the topics of today's Tapping The Keg Daily podcast, a Wisconsin sports podcast.
Topic 1: Charlie breaks down the Green Bay Packers 53-man roster with thoughts on all of the positions
Topic 2: Charlie discusses the Brewers-Cubs series and if anything has been learned from the series so far.
Topic 3: What is the best future bet for the Wisconsin Badgers this college football season?
NOTE: This was the second recording and taped late. Pardon the few pauses and the venting at the beginning of the pod.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and Green Bay Packers on today's version of this independent Wisconsin sports podcast.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers being the hottest team in baseball with eight straight wins. Charlie talks about what has been the difference for the team and what could be learned about this series against San Diego (0-14 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie previews the Milwaukee Brewers-Chicago Cubs series. This is one of the big ones for the Brewers. Charlie talks about the pitching matchups, and why things are different since the last time the Brewers were in Wrigley. (14-28 minutes)
Topic 3: Lastly, Charlie talks about the 53-man roster for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie discusses the biggest questions about this roster such as will the Packers move Yosh Nijman? What are the Packers going to do on safety? And much more. (28-45 minutes)
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about these Wisconsin sports topics today - Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Brewers, CC Sabathia on the Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers.
0-12 minutes: Why there is no need to freak out about Giannis Antetokounmpo's championship comments.
12-22 minutes; Milwaukee Brewers-San Diego Padres series preview
22-28 minutes: Remembering the 2008 run of CC Sabathia as he returns to Milwaukee tonight
28-37 minutes: Trying to figure out if the Green Bay Packers' safety issue is going to be as big of a problem as everyone says it is.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Milwaukee Brewers-Pete Alonso rumor, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the bombshell report that the Milwaukee Brewers were at the 'field goal line' with Pete Alonso. What to make of that? And why it has to do with David Stearns. Charlie also talks about why there's a case for the Milwaukee Brewers to go all-in for the 2024 season. (0-19 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie stays on talking about the Milwaukee Brewers and talks about their awesome series against the Minnesota Twins. Why it impressed him. He recaps Tuesday and Wednesday's games plus talks about all of the key players that gave the Brewers another sweep (19-33 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie finishes up the podcast by talking about Rashan Gary returning to team drills for the Green Bay Packers. What impact does Gary make on the Packers' defense? And why it puts more pressure on Joe Barry (33-41 minutes).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about Major League Baseball wanting to get rid of small markets, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Topic 1: Charlie gets into the comments made by a few owners about their teams and their markets and claims it is not a coincidence. What he thinks is actually happening with baseball right now. Why the league is trying to squeeze out their small markets (0-17 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about why the Green Bay Packers could come down to deciding Malik Heath or Brenton Cox for the final spot on the 53-man roster. He decides if he's Team Heath or Team Cox (18-30 minutes)
Topic 3: Lastly, Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers-Minnesota Twins series and realizes what an advantage the Milwaukee Brewers could have in this series. Charlie also talks about the weirdness of Wisconsin & Minnesota pro sports teams.
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and more on today's show.
Topic 1: Charlie goes through the second preseason game for the Green Bay Packers and wonders if they're good or bad takes. He discusses Jordan Love, Josh Myers, Kingsley Engebare, Karl Brooks, and much more. (0-25 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie gets fired up about the Milwaukee Brewers' big sweep over the Texas Rangers. He talks about why Friday was the biggest win of them all. How Freddy Peralta turned around his season and became a second-half ace as well as their domination of Max Scherzer. (25-38 minutes)
Topic 3: Lastly, CHarlie explains why he isn't the biggest fan of week zero for college football then discusses a few quick hitters like FIBA World Cup and the Ryder Cup (38-45 minutes).
Tapping The Keg podcast is live this week where Charlie & Mitch are talking about the Wisconsin Sports Fall Viewing Guide, the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers
Topic 1: Charlie and Mitch draft their Fall Viewing guide for Wisconsin sports picking the best games to watch from 1 to 5. Every team is discussed as they choose the best games from September and October.
Topic 2: Charlie and Mitch get into the Green Bay Packers. They are not worried about the Packers getting punched in the mouth a bit in camp yesterday what they're watching for the Packers-Patriots preseason game on Saturday.
Topic 3: The boys talk about the Milwaukee Bucks schedule that just came out and what are the key takeaways from it.
Topic 4: They lament over what's happening to the Milwaukee Brewers against the Los Angeles Dodgers and debate who scares them more - Dodgers or the Atlanta Braves?
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Topic 1: Charlie discusses how people are chasing the clout of Aaron Rodgers more than ever. It's running rampant with starting David Bakhtiari rumors along with Ben Brust making the ultimate try-hard move wearing the Rodgers' jersey to training camp (0-24 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about what happened at training camp yesterday with the Green Bay Packers having joint practices with the New England Patriots. What stands out here? Jordan Love, Luke Musgrave, Malik Heath, and much more (24-33 minutes)
Topic 3: The podcast wraps up with Charlie talking about what a disaster the first two games have been for the Milwaukee Brewers against the Los Angeles Dodgers. What can be taken away from it though? (33-44 minutes)
Tapping The Keg Daily is live talking about the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers specifically Jordan Love, Wisconsin Badgers, and turning 35.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' tough schedule upcoming not only this week but the weeks to come. Charlie explains why the Los Angeles Dodgers series is a big one to kick it off (0-16 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about Monday's two biggest takes he saw around Jordan Love. Colin Cowherd called him a game manager while Dan Orlovsky complemented the quarterback in his first game. Who is right? We discuss + a quick take on Dalvin Cook to the Jets (16-30 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie reacts to the Wisconsin Badgers being in the AP Top 25. Why the Badgers are rated properly by both polls, can they have a clean September for the first time since 2019? (30-38 minutes)
Topic 4: Charlie discusses turning 35 as it is his birthday. He discusses how things have changed and what has happened in his life in the last year + some cool things he hopes to do for the podcast (38-48 minutes).
Tapping The Keg Daily podcast talks about the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers today.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the first Green Bay Packers preseason game. He discusses what is a good take about the game such as Jordan Love being a competent quarterback and what's a hot take from the game. (0-25 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie moves on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers sweeping the Chicago White Sox. Why the Milwaukee Brewers needed a week like they had and how it helps them for the upcoming tests they have versus the Dodgers and Rangers. He also recaps all the games this weekend (25-38 minutes).
Topic 3: Charlie wraps up the show discussing why the Wisconsin Badgers' issues at cornerback and tight end might not be as big of a problem as some might think (38-45 minutes).
The Tapping The Keg Daily talks about the Wisconsin Badgers, the Milwaukee Bucks, the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers on today's podcast.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the expectations that Wisconsin Badgers fans should have for year one of Luke Fickell. What's fair, what's foul? He talks about that and how next year is the one to be excited for (0-16 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie has some Milwaukee Bucks news to discuss. He reacts to Giannis Antetokounmpo not playing in the FIBA World Cup for Greece. Why you shouldn't worry about his knee injury. Charlie also talks about the Bucks playing again on Christmas Day and what it might mean for their primetime schedule. (16-30 mins)
Topic 3: Charlie discusses preseason a bit and what to expect out of the first game between the Green Bay Packers and the Cincinnati Bengals this season. Why the defense needs to be special tonight and what the hopes are for Jordan Love (30-38 minutes)
Topic 4: Charlie quickly previews the Brewers-White Sox series this weekend (38-42 minutes).
Tapping The Keg boys are back in the saddle for another edition today. Charlie & Mitch are discussing the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Topic 1: The boys start off with a little bit of a discussion about Hard Knocks and the fascination that the New York Jets have with Aaron Rodgers. They move on to talk about preseason for the Green Bay Packers. Why this preseason matters more for the Packers than the last few have for this team.
Topic 2: Charlie & Mitch recap the Milwaukee Brewers week then talk about if the Milwaukee Brewers were to lose the division to the Chicago Cubs, would it be a failure of a season? They go through it and think it's not actually a failure.
Topic 3: They discuss the recent struggles of Willy Adames and wonder if he will return to form this season. Would you sign him to a long-term deal if he can now be gotten on the cheap? That's talked about with much more.
The Tapping The Keg Daily is here to talk about the Green Bay Packers, Rashan Gary, and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Topic 1: Charlie discusses who he has the most confidence in when it comes to the Green Bay Packers. Charlie breaks it down from the guys he feels great about like Aaron Jones to the guys that he's unsure about (0-20 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about Rashan Gary surprising everyone and coming off the PUP list on Monday. What it means for the Green Bay Packers moving forward and how it could help them Week 1 (20-29 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie goes over a bunch of Milwaukee Brewers stuff as he recaps being at his second straight blowout victory. He discusses the impact of Freddy Peralta finding himself on the mound then talks about Willy Adames' struggles. Also covered in there - Brice Turang and Sal Frelick talk.
The Daily Tap talks about the Wisconsin Badgers' involvement with college football realignment, Jordan Love, and the bad Milwaukee Brewers week.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about all things College Football Realignment. He discusses from a lot of angles in terms of how it affects Wisconsin. He talks about the impact of the Pacific Northwest. Why the schedule could get harder and why the Badgers' expectations are raised (0-30 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie creates a guide for how to talk about Jordan Love as the national and local media seem unable to grasp how to do this recently. Charlie helps them out (30-40 minutes).
Topic 3: Charlie finishes the show by talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' bad week. Why they're lucky to get a split from the Pittsburgh Pirates. And what they need to do to fix their offense. Also, the Cubs are a real threat.
Charlie & Mitch are back in the saddle for another Tapping The Keg episode where they're talking about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Milwaukee Bucks along with a dash of college football.
Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch outline the things that excite them the most about the Green Bay Packers season. As well as the things that scare them the most. They talk about Jordan Love, team speed, the interior lineman, and much more.
Topic 2: The boys discuss the Milwaukee Brewers after their rough road trip against the Washington Nationals. How do they get up off the mat? They also talk about what this team will look like after the trade deadline and what to expect out of them.
Topic 3: There was a weird 'what if' article about the Milwaukee Bucks and wondered if Brook Lopez wasn't on the team. The boys take that to task and talk about the real what-if of the last five years - Khris Middleton getting hurt.
Some college football realignment to discuss at the end plus make sure you're listening Monday for a special announcement.
On today's podcast, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers, the Green Bay Packers, and a slew of topics to finish out the show.
Topic 1: Charlie discusses what the Milwaukee Brewers did at the trade deadline. Why he feels like the Milwaukee Brewers set themselves up for success without risking the future of this baseball team. What he thinks about the guys that left the team and more (0-21 minutes)
Topic 2: Green Bay Packers training camp hot takes are here with a conversation about Zach Tom moving to center, Devonte Wyatt being a beast, and the Green Bay Packers offense having an off-day (21-33 minutes)
Topic 3: The show wraps up with the Wisconsin shotski where a host of things are discussed. Charlie talks about UConn to the BIg 12 rumors, Fox number one team getting Packers-Bears, Iowa's betting scandal, and a fun, unknown fact about Charlie.
On today's podcast, it's the monthly check-in to see what are the most important things in Wisconsin sports for the month of August. Football and baseball are covered extensively.
Topic 1: Charlie gives his rankings for the month of August. Lot of discussion around Jordan Love, the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers playoff push, and the Wisconsin Badgers (0-31 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie gives out his opinion on Jordan Love being graded as a tier-four quarterback according to Mike Sando. Why it makes sense even though the ranking seems low? Charlie also reacts to comments made by Sando. (31-40 minutes)
Topic 3: Lastly, Charlie talks a bit about the Mark Canha deal and gives his opinions on what might happen with the trade deadline today plus discusses why the Brewers didn't overpay for Jeimier Candeleario. (40-47 minutes)
On today's podcast, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' series v Atlanta Braves, Brewers at the trade deadline, Green Bay Packers, and MarJon Beauchamp.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about why the Milwaukee Brewers sweep doesn't matter all that much when it comes to October. Charlie points out the reasons why it would be different (0-18 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie discusses what the Brewers might still do at the trade deadline. Will they get involved for Eloy Jimenez? Will they go after Mark Canha? What else might they look into? (18-28 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie wonders if the Green Bay Packers actually need to get a veteran tight end versus a veteran wide receiver before the season starts. But the only problem is the options are not great (28-37 minutes)
Topic 4: Charlie talks about the 83 point performance from MarJon Beauchamp (37-43 minutes)
The podcast today talks about the Milwaukee Brewers, Brewers-Braves series, Aaron Rodgers, and Green Bay Packers.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers acquiring Carlos Santana from the Pittsburgh Pirates. They did it for virtually nothing and Santana will add some power to the Brewers' middle of the order as well as give them good defense. Charlie sorts out the questions after this one (0-18 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and Atlanta Braves going round two for their series. What does he want to see in this series? Could the Brewers get tonight's game and play house money the rest of the day? (18-31 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie discusses a tweet talking about wanting to see Aaron Rodgers 'ball out' next season. Why that is not something that Green Bay Packers fans should wish for even if they like the player (31-39 minutes)
Topic 4: Charlie gives out a bunch of hot takes from training camp so far. Jayden Reed, Luke Musgrave, Jaire Alexander, and more. Charlie also points out that people forget how fast this team will be (41-53 minutes).
Tapping The Keg podcast returns with topics about the Milwaukee Brewers, Aaron Rodgers, and NBA + Saudi Arabia
Topic 1: Before they get going with the Milwaukee Brewers trade deadline, the boys talk about Mitch's excellent show at the skate park over the weekend. After that, they talk about the Milwaukee Brewers at the trade deadline. What moves can they make? Will there be moves available for them? And much more.
Topic 2: Charlie & Mitch react to the Aaron Rodgers paycut news. Charlie tries to figure out why the Green Bay Packers' front office gave Aaron Rodgers all this money when the bridge between the two had already been burnt. Also, they explain why Rodgers is a focal point all season
Topic 3: With all the conversation about Kylian Mbappe getting offered a billion-dollar contract by Saudi Arabia, the NBA athletes like Giannis Antetokounmpo wanted to get involved too. Should the NBA worry about Saudi Arabia?
Charlie is joined by ShayKenn for their monthly installment of Keg Jams where they cover sports, DJ Nightlife, and more.
Topic 1: The boys discuss the Green Bay Packers training camp and talk about what things they're paying attention to on both sides of the ball. They talk about the young receivers, the talented defense, the offensive line, and much more.
Topic 2: They continue the football talk by discussing Mark Murphy's comments about Aaron Rodgers and then about giving Jordan Love six weeks. Why Charlie thinks that comment is more to put pressure on Joe Barry than it is giving Love this buffer
Topic 3: ShayKenn talks through Summer League highlights then gets into what the Milwaukee Bucks might do with their final roster spot that isn't Thansias Antetokounmpo.
Topic 4: Charlie & ShayKenn wrap up by talking about The Bear and why people on the coasts do not understand as much as people who live in this part of the city. Then they discuss if Barbie fashion has taken over the nightlife as well as discuss country pop being the sound of the summer.
On today's podcast, Charlie is talking about the Milwaukee Brewers at the trade deadline, the Brewers-Braves recap, and Aaron Rodgers.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about why Craig Counsell's future will decide what the Milwaukee Brewers do at the deadline. If Craig Counsell is leaving, Charlie thinks the Brewers are going to do what they can to go all in (0-18 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie discusses the impact that Sal Frelick can have for the Milwaukee Brewers in this lineup. What he did on Saturday night. Charlie also recaps the Braves-Brewers series and why he thinks the Brewers can hang with Atlanta (18-33 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie tries to figure out who wants more failure out of the New York Jets and Aaron Rodgers - Green Bay Packers fans or fans of other AFC East teams (33-43 minutes).
Today's podcast talks about the Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and Giannis Antetokounmpo
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the Corbin Burnes and Christian Yelich returning to their greatness and what that makes for the Milwaukee Brewers (0-19 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie discusses why Jordan Love is far from a one-and-done quarterback with the Green Bay Packers and why he is under the least likely one-and-done guy in the NFC North (19-30 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie finishes the show by explaining why Giannis Antetokounmpo will not stop playing for Greece basketball even if it's the last thing he should do.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of Tapping The Keg where we talk about a lot of teams. Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and Aaron Jones.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the patience rankings that are needed in the fall for the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and Milwaukee Bucks. Why the fans need to be patient. And will they?
Topic 2; The boys move on to talk about the ridiculous nature of people who think the Milwaukee Brewers should actually trade for Shohei Othani. We do discuss the package but it comes down to the value not worth it.
Topic 3: Charlie wonders if Aaron Jones is the only smart running back in football. They break down his salary and find out that the guy is making his money in other ways than his base salary.
The podcast today discusses the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about why the Green Bay Packers have a case to be the 'Nobody Believes in Us' Team of the NFL this season. Why Charlie is growing more confident in this team by the day and why the rest of the league can't carry the crown? (0-15 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie also discusses the Milwaukee Bucks and how things are about to get really quiet. No one is making a move until Damian Lillard gets moved. This will limit the Bucks and the rest of the NBA. Could the Bucks get involved with Lillard & more (15-24 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie finishes the show with talking about the sad Wade Miley news as he's down with an elbow injury. How this thing can go two ways for the Brewers - one good, one bad. Charlie also previews the Phillies series and gets more nervous about it by the time he finishes the segment (24-31 minutes)
Today's podcast is talking all about the Milwaukee Brewers and the City of Milwaukee in the summertime.
Topic 1: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers sweeping the Cincinnati Reds. Why it was a statement sweep for the Brew Crew and recapping what got it done. Thoughts on Corbin Burnes, Freddy Peralta, Chrisitan Yelich, and more (0-18 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie discusses the Brewers' need for a first baseman. With the Rowdy Tellez injury, what do they do moving forward? Why the options might be limited because of their division and more. (18-30 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie does a quick bachelor party recap then talks about why people need to suck it up when it comes to Milwaukee having big-time events such as the Harley Davidson 120.
Today's podcast features both Charlie & Mitch as they're back together talking the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Hard Knocks
Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch dive into everything about the Milwaukee Brewers for the second half of the season. They talk about Corbin Burnes, potential trade options, Jesse Winker, Sal Frelick, and much more.
Topic 2: The boys explain why there is no clock running out on Giannis Antetokounmpo. Why the national media has decided to pick on the Milwaukee Bucks and why that might be short-lived.
Topic 3: The New York Jets are going to be on Hard Knocks. How much will Green Bay Packers fans care? Charlie & Mitch discuss that along with the ex theory which will hold a lot of water through the NFL season.
The podcast today talks about the Green Bay Packers defense, the MLB All-Star Game, and the recent news about the Milwaukee Bucks.
Topic 1: After ranking the offense positions yesterday, Charlie ranks the defense positions for the Green Bay Packers today. He covers off on who he likes at the top spot. What he had trouble with? And ultimately thinks this defense might be underrated. (0-18 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about his thoughts about the MLB All-Star Game. Why he doesn't care that much that the NL beat the AL. Also, why there is a bit of a Giannis-Ohtani comparison when it comes to the National Media and much more. (18-33 minutes)
Topic 3: The show wraps up with talking about the Milwaukee Bucks. Jon Horst sat down this week with Bucks' reporter Eric Nehm, what can we take away from that? Plus why the Bucks could be underrated to start the year. (33-45 minutes)
The podcast today talks about the Green Bay Packers offense, a great non-decision by Mark Murphy of the Packers, and potential Milwaukee Brewers' home run derby contestants
Topic 1: Charlie opens up the show by ranking the offensive positions for the Green Bay Packers. Where does the offensive line rank? What about the running backs? How does Jordan Love fit in and much more. (0-33 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie discusses how the Green Bay Packers, especially, Mark Murphy, made the right decision by never hiring Pat Fitzgerald in 2018. What was thought might happen never did and it's probably a good thing (33-40 minutes)
Topic 3: Lastly, Charlie talks about which Milwaukee Brewers' players would be in the Home Run Derby in the future. He ranks the players and talks about the potential of all the guys. Then discusses if he could hit one out (40-45 minutes)
The podcast today discusses winners and losers from the Milwaukee Brewers' first half of the season, Brewers-Reds, MLB Draft, and some Milwaukee Bucks' summer league thoughts
Topic 1: Charlie goes over who won and lost so far this season for the Milwaukee Brewers. Some featured are Devin Williams, Christian Yelich, Rowdy Tellez, Wade Miley, and Jesse Winker (0-27 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers series against the Cincinnati Reds and what we could take from it. Charlie talks about the mental edge, seeing Elly De La Cruz steal home, and more. (27-35 minutes)
Topic 3: Charlie does a quick MLB Draft recap for those who do not follow it closely (35-40 minutes)
Topic 4: Charlie gives his Bucks' Summer League thoughts on guys like MarJon Beauchamp, Nico Mannion, Andre Jackson Jr, and more (40-49 minutes)
Today's podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' future, the Brewers-Reds series, the Milwaukee Bucks summer league, and bar shuttle rants.
Topic 1: Charlie discusses how the Milwaukee Brewers' 2024 team could be like the 2023 Cincinnati Reds. The Brewers have a ton of young talent that might be ready to go next year including Jackson Chourio and Sal Frelick
Topic 2: Charlie previews the Brewers-Cincinnati Reds series talking about the things to watch from this series such as Andrew Abbott, Corbin Burnes, the Brewers' bullpen, and much more.
Topic 3: Bucks Summer League starts today. What to watch for
Topic 4: Bar shuttle rant where Charlie puts his mind in a pretzel by the end.
On today's podcast, Charlie breaks down the most important people, events, and things that are happening in the month of July as it relates to Wisconsin sports.
Things that are covered in the importance rankings conversation are what will Matt Arnold do at the MLB trade deadline? Can Christian Yelich continue his red-hot summer? Why Charlie thinks that MarJon Beauchamp might be the next up for the Milwaukee Bucks. Jon Horst and trade talks and much more. (0-40 mins)
To wrap up the show, Charlie talks about the intensity of the Brewers-Cubs matchup this week then why Threads isn't there just yet for sports.
The podcast today talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' free agency moves so far then talking Milwaukee Brewers.
Topic 1: Charlie goes over all the moves the Milwaukee Bucks made over the weekend. Starting with Khris Middleton and Brook Lopez returning to the Milwaukee Bucks, Jae Crowder being back then what the Bucks might be up to (0-27 minutes)
Topic 2: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers. How do they avoid the pre-All-Star Break swoon they've fallen into the last few years? He also gives three things to know about the Brewers-Pirates series.
On today's podcast, Charlie & Mitch are talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' free agency, MIlwaukee Brewers, and Triple-A locations
Topic 1: Mitch & Charlie run through all of the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA free agency options. The boys start by talking about the current rumors about Khris Middleton and Brook Lopez. Then they discuss potential trade options with the team. And lastly, what guys are on the table and how many Bucks will stay on the roster?
Topic 2: They move on to the Milwaukee Brewers and talk about who is on the s--- list for the season. A lot of names are mentioned whether it's someone who is struggling all year (Luis Urias) or recently (Rowdy Tellez). They also talk about the upcoming opportunity on the table
Topic 3: There is some stuff on Triple A locations and why NFL content is run by tiers.
Today's podcast talks about Summerfest, the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and much more. Charlie is joined by local Milwaukee DJ ShayKenn as always for Keg Jams.
Topic 1: Charlie & Shannon discuss the cool opportunity he has at Summerfest in the coming week. Then they talk about their favorite Summerfest memories... the good, the bad, and everything in-between
Topic 2: The boys move on to talk about NBA Free Agency and what are the ideal scenarios for the Milwaukee Bucks. What will they do with Khris Middleton? Or Brook Lopez? What other guys could be on the table?
Topic 3: The guys rip through a few rapid-fire topics such as the 10th anniversary of Giannis Antetokounmpo being drafted, the national media perception of Jordan Love, and much more.
Today's show covers the Green Bay Packers, the Milwaukee Brewers, Giannis Antetokounmpo v Milwaukee Bucks fans, and the Marquette Golden Eagles.
0-15 minutes: Jordan Love is ready to lead a Green Bay Packers' youth movement and it should not scare you.
15-21 minutes: The support that Jordan Love is getting from his teammates such as Elgton Jenkins and Aaron Jones is unlike anything we've seen
21-29 minutes; Three things to know about the Milwaukee Brewers' 2-1 victory
29-40 minutes; You cannot be a Giannis Antetokounmpo fan over a Milwaukee Bucks fan. You have to be Bucks' first
40-50 minutes: Marquette summer hoops headlines have me ready to start the season tomorrow.
The podcast today discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and a review of the American Family Amphitheater at Summerfest.
0-17 minutes: Charlie starts the podcast by talking about the new era of Milwaukee Bucks' basketball. Charlie diagnoses the quotes from Jon Horst and explains what's next for the team
17-32 minutes: Charlie explains why he's done with Corbin Burnes for this year. Why Burnes needs to suck it up. He also talks about the Brewers' successful series.
33-41 minutes: Charlie discusses the sights and sounds of Summerfest through the lens of going to the main show. And for Charlie, that was Zac Brown Brand.
Charlie & Mitch hop on the podcast midway through the NBA Draft to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and the NBA Draft itself.
The boys go through all the picks and try to tie it in into the Milwaukee Bucks. From Victor Webenyama to teams in the East like the Pacers and Magic being play-in contenders.
They also get news the Bucks are making a trade-up for what would be Andre Jackson and they discuss how he can help the Bucks then Charlie pops on solo at the very end to talk about the other two selections they made.
The Daily Tap podcast talks about Khris Middleton opting out of his deal, the Marcus Smart trade and how it affects the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Wisconsin Badgers. 0-11 mins: Khris Middleton opts out but it's not a big deal. 11-19 mins: The Marcus Smart trade and the impact it has on the Bucks 19-29 mins: Fixing the Milwaukee Brewers' lineup 29-41 mins: What's happening with Wisconsin Badgers' football recruiting and why you should not freak out.
Today's podcast, Charlie discusses the NBA Draft, the Milwaukee Brewers' big win against the Arizona Diamondbacks, and the shotski which features Jell-O shots, psychedelics, and the Cincinnati Reds. 0-25 minutes: The ultimate fan guide to watching the NBA Draft without a first-round pick. What should Bucks fans be paying attention to? Will the BUcks move up? 25-37 minutes: Milwaukee Brewers come from behind to win and beat Arizona in one of the best wins of the year 37-43 minutes: The shotski returns where we're talking the Cincinnati Reds, Todd Graves ruining the Jell-O shot contest, and Aaron Rodgers speaking a psychedelic conference.
The Daily Tap podcast is here for its Monday edition. Charlie talks about Bradley Beal getting traded to the Phoenix Suns, not the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers getting a sweep over the Pittsburgh Pirates, and the Summer Soulstic is fantastic. 0-15 minutes: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks being unable to land Bradley Beal. Where do the Bucks go from here? What happened to make Beal go to Phoenix? Is there collusion afoot? 15-30 minutes: Can't we just always play the NL Central? Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Brewers' big weekend and if we can take anything from it. 30-33 minutes: Easter egg rant about Jordan Love Fathers Day Bears thing 33-43 minutes: Charlie talks about how much fun he had at the Summer Soulstic on the east side.
The Daily Tap podcast begins with Charlie addressing what has become a very toxic Milwaukee Brewers fan base. He discusses why the blame should go beyond on the Milwaukee Brewers' owner Mark Attanaiso and the cold hard facts of what would happen if he sells (0-21 minutes). Charlie also discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' trade rumors that keep circulating. Why Charlie believes that Zach LaVine isn't a good option for the Milwaukee Bucks. Why deals need to be rethought of and more (21-35 minutes). Lastly, Charlie asks the question - Will the Packers be the fastest team in football? (35-42 minutes).
Tapping The Keg podcast talks about if you should sell your Milwaukee Brewers' stock in the 2023 season, Bradley Beal-Milwaukee Bucks trade rumors, and the Bears-Packers rivalry brewing. Charlie & Mitch kick off the podcast by discussing our disappointment with the Milwaukee Brewers. We talk about if you should sell your stock for the Brewers this season. They also talk about the simmering Bradley Beal-Milwaukee Bucks rumors. Are they real or just leverage? Lastly, they talk about the simmering Packers-Bears beef that has been growing.
The Daily Tap Podcast is talking about the Green Bay Packers, Denver Nuggets and the NBA Finals, Aaron Rodgers, and the Milwaukee Brewers-Minnesota Twins series. Charlie discusses comments made by Colin Cowherd about the Green Bay Packers saying that they will only win six games. Why Charlie believes this could be the sentiment around the media world & why they're wrong (0-16 mins). Charlie then talks about Denver winning the NBA Finals. Why he wouldn't give them the dynasty tag and what would a Giannis-Jokic rivalry look like? (16-30 mins). Charlie explains how you're not going to escape Aaron Rodgers news this summer so don't try (30-37 minutes). Lastly, Charlie previews the Milwaukee Brewers versus the Minnesota Twins (37-44 minutes).
Today's podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers, the Milwaukee Bucks, and other weekend highlights.
0-22 mins: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers losing three straight games to the Oakland Athletics. Why the Brewers are facing an identity crisis? And what they can do about it.
22-32 mins: Charlie talks about the report that Anferenee Simons and the no 3 pick could be up for grabs. Should the Milwaukee Bucks get involved? Charlie thinks so.
32-37 minutes: Charlie talks about Charles Lee going to the Boston Celtics and why it doesn't matter that much.
37-48 minutes: Weekend keg ratings where he talks about the Madison Mallards and the 67 oz beer boot, Brady Street in the summertime, and Steve Stricker.
Tapping The Keg podcast is back talking Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers.
Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks in a lot of different facets. Mitch gives his thoughts on Adrian Griffin then the boys get into who they would keep, trade, and wave goodbye to. Does Mitch want to run it back? Charlie explains the trade value.
Topic 2: The boys move on to talk about all things about the Milwaukee Brewers. They talk about what's going on with the Brew Crew. How they're getting healthier. Will they make moves at the deadline and much more?
Topic 3: The podcast wraps up with a discussion on why David Bakhtiari should not be moved this off-season. And explain why the veterans should stay. In fact, there should be more. They also talk about stadiums and a bunch of stuff.
The Daily Tap Podcast discusses Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, Marquette Golden Eagles, & LIV-PGA merger
0-17 minutes: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks hiring Adrian Griffin. Why he's offering a new vision to Bucks' fans? Why it matters that Griffin is the right guy for the job for Jon Horst and much more.
17-27 minutes: Three things to know about the Milwaukee Brewers' walk off win against the Baltimore Orioles. Joey Wiemer continues to find himself at the plate with a walk-off winner plus Brice Turang's last stand
27-32 minutes: Charlie talks about the Shaka Smart extension at Marquette then the Marquette-Wisconsin rivalry getting renewed + UConn to the Big 12 rumors.
32-48 minutes: Charlie finishes up the show by talking about the LIV-PGA merger. What he thinks of it all + why this might be the beginning of Saudi Arabia's involvement with American sports.
The Daily Tap podcast is redrafting the Green Bay Packers drafts from 2022-2020, telling you what you need to know about the Milwaukee Brewers' loss to the Cincinnati Reds and a Louisville recap.0-26 minutes: Charlie redrafts the last three years of the Green Bay Packers draft. Why he feels the Packers nailed their 2022 draft. Why the 2021 draft makes him mad. And much much more. 26-38 minutes; What you need to know about the Milwaukee Brewers' 2-0 loss to the Cincinnati Reds. Thoughts on left-handed pitcher struggles, Luis Urias being back, and a preview of the Orioles-Brewers series.38-53 minutes: Charlie recaps his time in Louisville. He talks about bourbon if he recommends it, and one of the weirder final bars of his lifetime.
The Daily Tap is back from its hiatus to give you a great Monday podcast about the most important things happening in the Wisconsin sports world, Terry Stotts being back in Milwaukee, and a review of Cincinnati. 0-31 minutes: Charlie talks about the most important things happening in Wisconsin this month. A lot involves your Milwaukee Brewers but also some NBA Draft talk, NBA Finals, what the Bucks might do on draft night, and much more. 31-38 minutes: Charlie reacts to the Milwaukee Bucks bringing back Terry Stotts to be the lead assistant for Adrian Griffin. What does this mean for the Bucks' offense? What changes could we see happening? 38-53 minutes: Charlie gives a review of Cincinnati. What he thought of the ballpark. What he thought of the things around the stadium and other little stories from his 1.5-day visit.
The Daily Tap is live for Thursday. It is a one-topic show today as Charlie talks all about the interview that Aaron Rodgers gave about what happened in the final few years in Green Bay. 0-22 minutes: Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers giving an explosive interview about what all went on in Green Bay. What are the biggest takeaways? Does he feel differently about Rodgers after reading it? What could have been done differently?
The Daily Tap is talking about the bad Milwaukee Brewers month, Giannis making a long-term commitment already, and the future of local sports programming.
0-22 minutes: Charlie goes over how bad the Milwaukee Brewers have been in the month of May. Why he has no time for excuses with the offense and why it might not matter in the long run.
22-34 minutes: Charlie talks about how Giannis Antetokounmpo taking 1:1 meetings with all of the coaches shows a long-term commitment to Milwaukee along with the new era of Bucks' basketball
34-47 minutes: The San Diego Padres are going away from Bally sports and will be part of the MLB. Why this is the future of RSN programming. What does it mean for the Brewers & Bucks and much more big-picture media topics.
Today's podcast discusses Adrian Griffin being the new head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, news and notes about the Milwaukee Brewers, and a Packers/Bears rant. 0-25 minutes: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks making a surprising hire with Adrian Griffin. While looking for negatives about the move, he ended up finding out all the reasons why he thinks the Bucks went in this direction25-41 minutes: Charlie goes over everything that has happened with the Milwaukee Brewers in the last few days. Thoughts about Colin Rea, Julio Teheran, the injuries, the sputtering Brewers' offense, and a preview of the Toronto series.41-50 minutes: Lastly, the podcast discusses this weird thing that happened over the weekend with Packers-Bears fans about the Packers' quarterback not working hard enough. Charlie gets into that one.
The Daily Tap podcast takes you into your Memorial Day weekend talking the Milwaukee Brewers’ stadium drama, Jrue Holiday’s interesting comments about Jimmy Butler & a cool story from the ballpark. 0-21 minutes: Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers stadium drama. What’s driving the Brewers to need upgrades? Who is at fault here? What needs to happen to go forward? Why Mark Attanaiso might not have to pay and why the Cubs shouldn’t be mentioned.21-30 minutes; Charlie talks about a podcast that Jrue Holiday did where he said no one could stop Jimmy Butler in the Bucks-Heat series. He explains why he’s wrong then talks about the nightmare developing in the Eastern Conference Finals.30-39 minutes: The podcast wraps up with Charlie telling a story about meeting a beer vendor who worked with his dad at County Stadium in the late 70s and early 80s.
Tapping The Keg podcast is back at it with discussions about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Milwaukee BucksBefore the topics get going, the boys have a long conversation about the NBA Playoffs and the potential nightmare of the Boston Celtics coming back from being down 3-0. Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch get into talking about the pressure that Jordan Love is under to start the year based on Dan Orlovsky's comments. The boys don't see it. Topic 2: They dive into what's going on with Corbin Burnes and why it's not just this year. They also talk about the biggest surprises in the month of May including the legend Owen Miller.Topic 3: They end the show talking about if the Milwaukee Bucks should still be considered the favorites in the East despite bouncing out early. Charlie & Mitch explains why they think that's the case.
Charlie is back with DJ ShayKenn for an absolutely loaded podcast. They're talking summer in Wisconsin from sports, music, & more, Packers, Brewers, Bucks + a MAJOR announcement Topic 1: ShayKenn & Charlie predict what we will be the biggest stories for Wisconsin sports and culture this summer. From Jordan Love to all of the acts at SummerfestTopic 2: They lay out their thoughts for OTAs with the Green Bay Packers. What to watch for and what to expect. From Jordan Love to the positional battles. Topic 3: They talk about how to handle yourself at the bar in the summer time. Charlie gives some advice and why ShayKenn doesn't change how he DJsTopic 4: ShayKenn chooses his guy for the next coach of the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Daily Tap podcast talks about the Milwaukee Bucks head coach nominees, Green Bay Packers getting the NFL Draft, and Bucks' fans lessons from the Denver sweep.0-27 minutes: Charlie discusses all of the Milwaukee Bucks head coaching nominees and decides which one is the best for the job. They go through Kenny Atkinson, Nick Nurse, and Adrian Griffin. 27-38 minutes: Green Bay Packers are hosting the NFL Draft. Why this is a crowning achievement for Mark Murphy. What might be the set-up? Why people need to relax about the negativity and stop acting like little brother. 38-46 minutes: Milwaukee Bucks' roster lessons learned from the Denver Nuggets beating the Los Angels Lakers.
Tapping The Keg podcast is back for another episode where they're talking about the worst NBA Finals headlines for the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers' measuring stick weekend, and the Green Bay Packers. Topic 1: What would be the worst potential NBA Finals storylines for the Milwaukee Bucks? Is it Anthony Davis getting his flowers? Nikola Jokic being named the best player? Jimmy Butler is bulletproof and much more.Topic 2: Charlie & Mitch preview the Milwaukee Brewers' series against the Tampa Bay Rays. What does success look like? Why Charlie wants them to be competitive this weekend?Topic 3: A lot was said about the Green Bay Packers this week. What stands out the most? Charlie & Mitch discuss.
The Daily Tap podcast talks about the St. Louis Cardinals being the Miami Heat of baseball, the Green Bay Packers over/under projections, and the return of the National Media Murph Report. 0-24 minutes: Charlie talks about the latest Milwaukee Brewers series against the St. Louis Cardinals. The Brewers lost two of three to the Cardinals. And the Cardinals are lurking even as the last place team in the division. Could they be the baseball version of the Miami Heat? Charlie also chats about Golden Kegs for this series. 24-36 minutes: Charlie talks through the Green Bay Packers’ over/under which is 7.5 and he thinks is way too low. He makes a case for why that is. He also explains why that is not disrespect but the Packers being the highest odds for the NFC North. 36-47 minutes: Lastly, Charlie brings back the National Media Murph Report where he talks about the Wemby and if it’s worth seeing him in person. He also talks about Bucks-Heat, ‘fatboy’ comments, and some PGA Championship thoughts.
The Daily Tap podcast is discussing Darvin Ham regrets for the Milwaukee Bucks, Things to know from Milwaukee Brewers-St. Louis Cardinals game 1, & Packers' scheduling talk0-26 minutes: Charlie talks about if the Milwaukee Bucks regret not having Darvin Ham as their head coach. He talks about why it wouldn't have worked likely. Ham's success with LeBron plus updates on the coaching front for the Bucks and some quick NBA Lottery takes26-37 minutes: Charlie brings back three things to know for the Milwaukee Brewers as they got blown out on Monday night. Thoughts on Freddy Peralta, the umpire, and Gus Varland37-44 minutes: The NFL is putting an NFL Playoff game on Peacock. Why Charlie believes that the Green Bay Packers could be an ideal team for the NFL if they were to make the playoffs.
The Daily Tap podcast talks about the most hated teams for Wisconsin Sports fans as it sits in mid-May then talking Milwaukee Brewers sweep, and the Milwaukee Bucks coaching search. 0-26 minutes: Charlie talks about the teams that Wisconsin sports fans hate the most right now. Why are the Bears higher on his list? Why the Heat-Celtics will be a hater supreme and much more.26-41 minutes: Charlie talks about the hot weekend for Christian Yelich. Why he's not back to MVP levels that's okay, yet he could be somewhere between MVP and just a guy which is great. Golden Kegs also handed out for the sweep over the Kansas City Royals.41-49 minutes: Charlie talks through the coaching hire stuff with the news on Mark Jackson. What could be happening here? What if Giannis Antetokounmpo asked about some of these candidates? And much more.
The Daily Tap podcast is breaking down the Green Bay Packers schedule from start to finish, an update on the Milwaukee Bucks head coaching search, and quick Brewers-Dodgers thoughts with Golden Kegs0-35 minutes: Charlie breaks down every game on the Green Bay Packers schedule by using Golden Kegs to help him. He goes from Game 1 to Game 1735-43 minutes: Charlie updates everyone on where the Milwaukee Bucks are with their coaching search. Why there is no need to freak out about any of the names. Despite that, a JJ Redick hire would be a tough sell43-47 minutes: Brewers-Dodgers golden kegs close out.
The Tapping The Keg boys are back for another edition of the podcast. They're talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' coaching search, the Green Bay Packers schedule, and the Milwaukee Brewers. Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch talk a little bit about the NBA Playoffs, Mitch's thoughts on Coach Bud's firing then get into the coaching carousel. Who makes their list? Charlie surprises Mitch a couple of times and a lot more thoughts on all the premier coaching candidates.Topic 2: Charlie & Mitch go into the Green Bay Packers game that they're most excited for next season. They talk about why it's a bit of a downer of a schedule and talk about all of the changes that the NFL is implementing next season. Topic 3: The boys talk about another depressing Milwaukee Brewers series loss. Why they're not panicking? What it might take to win the NL Central. Why this weekend is very important for the Crew.
The Daily Tap is talking about Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Milwaukee Brewers0-25 minutes: Charlie tries to predict the Green Bay Packers for the 2023 season. How many primetime games will the Packers still be a part of? Will they play on any designated dates? He gets into that all.25-37 minutes: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and if you feel better or worse than the weeks prior. Charlie feels a little bit better actually with how the Miami Heat are playing right now. 37-47 minutes: Charlie ends the show by talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' nice win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Why Charlie will never get over disliking the Dodgers until the Brewers get to the NCLS again or the World Series. At the very end, he talks about keeping your lawn looking good.
The Daily Tap podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. 0-17 minutes: Charlie discusses whether the Green Bay Packers are rebuilding. The discussion is raging with Packers fans and explains why they're too talented to be considered a rebuilding team.17-33 minutes: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' road trip. Why it's not a disaster of a road trip considering what happened in the NL Central this week + some golden kegs for the two series.33-47 minutes: Charlie talks about the weird Doc Rivers to Milwaukee rumors and how those started. Then he discusses the NBA Playoffs through the lens of being a hating a** Bucks fan.
The Daily Tap podcast wraps up the week with talking the Milwaukee Bucks and firing Mike Budenholzer then talking the most important things in Wisconsin sports.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another Tapping The Keg episode. They're talking the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and Milwaukee BrewersTopic 1: Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' finish to the year and wrap up the year. They talk a lot about coaching. Khris Middleton trades. Could Jrue Holiday be considered too? What needs to happen. Topic 2: They move on to discuss the Green Bay Packers' draft picks that they're excited to watch. Topic 3: Charlie & Mitch talk about where the Milwaukee Brewers sit at this moment and what are things that we like then what are things that are not doing so hot.
The Daily Tap is live with its Wednesday edition talking Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Milwaukee Brewers.0-18 mins: Charlie kicks off the podcast by discussing why the Jordan Love extension shows promise for the Green Bay Packers in the next couple of years. Why it made sense to do this deal instead of the 5th year option plus thoughts on what this might mean for the future of the Packers. 18-30 mins: Charlie also talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and being one week later after their loss to the Miami Heat. Does he feel the same? Worse? Better? He discusses plus talks about the eastern conference playoffs. 30-43 mins: The Milwaukee Brewers are off to a hot start but that hasn't always been the best thing for the team. How they're trying to avoid the April curse.
The Daily Tap returns with another edition of the podcast talking about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers0-25 minutes: Charlie goes through the biggest takeaways we can gain from the NFL Draft as it relates to the Green Bay Packers. Jordan Love gets weapons, safety question marks, theories on the Packers' offensive line25-40 minutes: Charlie goes into a few things around the NBA. Why the Boston Bruins collapse is greater than what happened to the Milwaukee Bucks. Also, the tragic story about Mike Budenholzer and how we should consider that while talking about his coaching future.40-54 minutes: Milwaukee Brewers finish up their homestand. Charlie discusses what it was like to see Shohei Ohtani & Mike Trout in person + golden kegs recapping the homestand.
Tapping The Keg presents the Green Bay Packers Draft Reaction show with special guest Murph where we react to the Lukas Van Ness pick & much much more plus a little bit of Milwaukee Bucks & Milwaukee BucksTopic 1: Charlie & Murph recap the Green Bay Packers selecting Lukas Van Ness. Why they're disappointed with the selection. What role does Van Ness play next season? What exact position does he play?Topic 2: Running through the big draft storylines. What the Texans, Seahawks, the WR run, one tight end selected, and much more. Topic 3; What happened in the NFC North on Thursday night. The boys talk about the bad drafts that were had from the Detroit Lions, and Chicago Bears, and the issue with what the Minnesota Vikings did.Topic 4: A Look-ahead to what might happen on Day 2 for the Green Bay Packers and the positions they need to draft.Topic 5: Quick thoughts from Murph on the Milwaukee Bucks and the Brewers' upcoming series with the Angels.
Charlie talks about one thing and one thing only on The Daily Tap podcast today, the Milwaukee Bucks. 0-10 minutes: Charlie talks about what happened to this team last night. The stunning nature in which the Milwaukee Bucks lost this basketball game & much more. 10-23 minutes: How did the players perform in this series? Charlie talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton, Jrue Holiday, and more. Why Charlie might say 'f-it' for Dame Lillard. 23-36 minutes: Charlie explains how Mike Budenholzer let his team down when they needed him the most.
Charlie & DJ ShayKenn get ready for another edition of Keg Jams where they're talking about the Green Bay Packers, Bar Crawls, and the Milwaukee Bucks.Topic 1: Charlie & ShayKenn get into who is 'their guys' for the NFL Draft and talk about the top options for the Green Bay Packers. Topic 2: Charlie & ShayKenn get into bar crawls as ShayKenn will be DJing the Marquette bar crawl on Saturday. They share stories, are they overrated and what is it like to DJ one. Topic 3: They talk about questions that they have for the Milwaukee Bucks Game 5 and also dive in what comes next if the Bucks were to lose in the first round of the playoffs.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast talking the Milwaukee Bucks-Miami Heat Game 4 and Aaron Rodgers finally getting traded. 0-23 minutes: Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks failure to close out the Miami Heat in the final minutes of this basketball game. They talk about what went wrong. Why Game 3 still makes Charlie mad? What is going on with Khris Middleton? And a lookahead to Game 523-43 minutes; Charlie & Mitch move on to discuss Aaron Rodgers departing from the Green Bay Packers as he's finally traded away. Rodgers being dealt puts a lot of pressure on what the Packers might do on Thursday and this weekend. They talk about what's next, how insufferable will this be and much more.
Tapping The Keg podcast has a special Green Bay Packers NFL Draft preview podcast with resident draft expert Nolan Murphy0-50 minutes: Murph & Charlie dig into some questions leading up to the NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers. How important is this draft for the Packers? Who is on the hot seat? They go through the offensive needs for the Packers. Discuss all the key positions and key players starting with the tight end position, wide receivers, and ending with quarterbacks. 50-90 minutes: The boys move on to talk about the defensive needs of the team. Which safety should the Packers go after? Which EDGE are they looking to replace Preston Smith? And they also talk about cornerbacks, IDL, and middle linebackers.
The Daily Tap has a special Sunday edition recapping the Milwaukee Bucks' Game 3 loss to the Miami HeatCharlie kicks off the podcast talking about why he is not feeling good about Giannis Antetokounmpo. That explains why the Bucks' vibes could be a sign that Giannis isn't around for the rest of the series. Charlie moves on to discuss what happened in Game 3. Why the Bucks might need to trim the fat of their rotation in Game 4 and what adjustments are needed.
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast with Charlie & Mitch discusses the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and Green Bay Packers. Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch talk about the biggest storylines in the early goings of the Milwaukee Bucks' playoff run. They talk about Giannis' health, Brook Lopez's impact, Pat Connaughton, and much more. Topic 2: The boys wonder if the Milwaukee Brewers' success can be sustained. they talk about the offense, the need for the eighth inning guy and Luke Voit being a meathead.Topic 3: They end the show by discussing the Green Bay Packers first-round draft selection. What position would make Green Bay Packers' fans happy and what could cause meltdowns?
The Daily Tap podcast brings you topics today about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and Aaron Rodgers.Topic 1: Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' big win over the Miami Heat. Why it felt like 2021 all over again. What lessons can be taken away from this game & much more. Topic 2: Charlie wonders if Eric Lauer can be a guy for the Milwaukee Brewers and if he can, what does that do for the baseball team going. He also talks about Golden Kegs & the opportunity for the BrewersTopic 3: Charlie talks about the hilarity of Aaron Rodgers showing up to a Milwaukee Bucks game and why the perfect time could be in Round 2 on the road.
On a special edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks with Tapping The Keg Madness winner Mike. The boys talk about Marquette basketball, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers. Topic 1: Charlie & Mike discuss how he found Tapping The Keg then get into discussing Marquette basketball which they both share a passion for. They talk about the Big East tournament, Marquette next season, and much more.Topic 2: They talk about if there is reason to push a panic button for the Milwaukee Bucks and also discuss if Jimmy Butler playing for the Heat changes what he did at MarquetteTopic 3: Charlie & Mike get into the Milwaukee Brewers and why people should be quiet about the ownership stuff unless they want the Brewers to move. They also talk about the hot start & if it's possible to sustain it. Topic 4: Lastly, Mike asks Charlie anything.
The Daily Tap podcast talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers. Tap in.0-28 minutes: Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks losing Game 1 to the Miami Heat with an all-time shooting day from the Heat that will probably not be replicated. Can they win this series without Giannis Antetokounmpo? Plus golden kegs28-45 minutes; Charlie explains how the Milwaukee Brewers will survive without Brandon Woodruff for a significant period of time. Why Wade Miley has to be a huge factor in what the Brewers do. Charlie also recaps the Brewers' awesome series win against the San Diego Padres.45-51 minutes: Charlie discusses why Budda Baker is likely not going to be a Green Bay Packer and why that makes him mad.
Today's Daily Tap podcast talks about the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee sports, & the Green Bay Packers. 0-23 minutes: Charlie revisits the Josh Hader trade and discusses why it was still a good decision to move on from Hader. He explains how it helped the Brewers push forward to a new era of Brewers baseball. He also explains why he was wrong about the timing of the deal. 23-37 minutes: Charlie celebrates 414 day by discussing the future of Milwaukee sports. From the Milwaukee Bucks to the Marquette Golden Eagles, Charlie discusses all things Milwaukee today. He explains why the future is really bright for all of Milwaukee sports in the next few years. 37-49 minutes: The show wraps up with Charlie talking about the Green Bay Packers and where things sit with Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets. Why there is a smoking gun for Woody Johnson's feelings of getting 'scared off'. Plus some thoughts about drafting a tight end in Round 1.
Tapping The Keg podcast previews the NBA Playoffs in the lens of the Milwaukee Bucks for Episode 503 and they also talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and the Green Bay Packers. Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch talk about all things about the NBA Playoffs as it relates to the Milwaukee Bucks. They talk about storylines, things that are overhyped, unsung heroes, first round superstars, and much more. Topic 2: The boys talk about the Milwaukee Brewers who did not play as well this week as they did last week. They discuss the boom and bust nature of the team so far, is that a concern? What to make of Brandon Woodruff going down with an injury again? Quick thoughts on the San Diego Padres too. Topic 3: Charlie wonders why the Green Bay Packers might spend a Day 2 pick on a quarterback. Mitch explains a little bit and the boys talk it out with some thoughts on some of the names that are mentioned
Keg Jams is back! ShayKenn and I get back together to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee nightlife, Milwaukee Brewers & Green Bay PackersTopic 1: Charlie & ShayKenn rank the most important Milwaukee Bucks players from 1 to 15 when it comes to the NBA Playoffs. They talk about the entire roster and who matters the most. Topic 2: The boys stick with the Milwaukee Bucks but talk more about the surrounding nightlife with a Bucks playoff run. How odes it change? What are things people should expect? Plus the best bars to watch the Bucks play. Topic 3: ShayKenn talks briefly about why he’s in on this Brewers season and discusses the impact that American Family Field is having when it comes to bringing young people in. Topic 4: Rapid fire topics that include Green Bay Packers discussion, Morgan Wallen at American Family Field & much more.
Today's podcast talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo & the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, & Aaron Rodgers. Tap in to listen. 0-19 minutes: Charlie discusses Giannis Antetokounmpo's comments about being the best player in the NBA along with his desire to win another MVP. Charlie says that a revenge tour is on the way. 19-40 minutes: Charlie goes over the Milwaukee Brewers players that have surprised in good & bad ways so far this season. Then talks a bit about the West Coast trip then goes over golden kegs for the St. Louis Cardinals' series.40-50 minutes: OBJ doesn't join Aaron Rodgers. Why does Rodgers keep striking out on these types of guys? Then Charlie mentions how the Packers are in trouble when it comes to getting a veteran wide receiver.
On the podcast today, Charlie talks a lot about football discussing the NFL Draft as it relates to the Green Bay Packers, the Aaron Rodgers deal, and the Milwaukee Brewers. 0-27 minutes: Charlie gives his opinion on where the Packers are from an NFL Draft perspective. He goes over all of the key positions and gives his thoughts on what is an actual need versus not. 27-37 minutes: Charlie talks about where things sit with the Aaron Rodgers deal. Why Brian Gutekunst is playing chess, not checkers? And could Charlie stomach a San Francisco deal? 37-48 minutes: Charlie does golden kegs for the series against the New York Mets before getting into this weekend's tussle with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Bucks' Potential First-Round Opponent Rankings | Tapping The Keg 502 by Charlie Tritschler
Today's podcast discusses the most important things in Wisconsin sports for April, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Brewers. 0-30 minutes: Charlie goes through the April importance rankings for the month. He discusses the Milwaukee Bucks playoff run, NFL Draft, Marquette decisions, and more.30-44 minutes; Charlie talks about the expectations that are coming for the Marquette Golden Eagles next season with being ranked as high as number one by some people. 44-49 minutes: Charlie wraps up the show with a quick recap about what happened with the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday afternoon. t
The Daily Tap on the Tapping The Keg Sports network is back for its Monday edition. Charlie is talking about the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Green Bay Packers today. 0-21 minutes: Charlie explains about the Milwaukee Bucks getting a signature win against the Philadelphia 76ers. Does that matter in the grand scheme of things? Plus the introduction of weekly golden kegs21-36 minutes: Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Brewers weekend and talks about why the young players inspire a ton of optimism with the Brewers season. He also hands out golden kegs for their series against the Chicago Cubs.36-45 minutes: Charlie explains why Aaron Rodgers could be the next version of Joe Montana in terms of a late-career trade. 45-51 minutes: Charlie's annual take about bar shuttles over tailgatingNOTE: We had some audio issues with this one starting around the 12 minute mark. Sorry about that, won't happen again.
The Daily Tap podcast is back for its Friday edition. Charlie is talking Milwaukee Bucks, Final Four preview as a Marquette fan, Milwaukee Brewers, and ballpark sausages0-25 minutes: Charlie talks about the bad loss to the Boston Celtics and where do the Bucks go from here. Charlie asks a few questions about the fallout from this game such as should the Bucks worry about them in the playoffs. Have the Celtics figured out Giannis? And much more. 25-38 minutes: Charlie talks about the Final Four specfically UConn. Should Marquette fans be rooting for the UConn Huskies? Charlie makes a case for why they should to put the cherry on top for the Big East this season. He also talks about the transfer portal for Marquette as well. 38-45 minutes: Charlie discusses the first game for the Milwaukee Brewers. The Brewers fell 4-0 in that one. What are some observations from the game such as Corbin Burnes' struggles, early signs from Brice Turang, and much more. 45-51 minutes: The podcast finishes with talking about the best kind of sausages to eat in the ballpark.
Tapping The Keg is back for another podcast this week. Charlie & Mitch are back together as a duo ready to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Green Bay Packers.Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch preview the Brewers' 2023 season. What are things they are looking forward to? What do they see in the offense? The pitching staff? And the bullpen. Topic 2: They move on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks big weekend against Boston & Philadelphia. Who would you rather play more in the playoffs against? Topic 3: Charlie & Mitch talk about the comments made by Brian Gutekunst & Matt LaFleur during the week. Does that change your expectations of the season?
The Daily Tap Podcast returns with talking Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Milwaukee BucksTopic 1 (0-16 minutes): Charlie explains how the Green Bay Packers & Aaron Rodgers are in an all-out narrative war against each other. Who wins? What comes next? Topic 2 (16-32 minutes): Brewers make a flurry of moves. Charlie talks about the impact of Luke Voit, the disappointment of Keston Hiura not working out, and Owen Miller over Joey Wiemer and Sal Frelick Topic 3 (32-45): Milwaukee Bucks get it done against the Detroit Pistons on the heels of Khris Middleton & Brook Lopez. Charlie also discusses why the Bucks have the least amount of pressure on them heading into the playoffsTopic 4: (45-51): Review of a new bar in the Third Ward + getting jackets stolen at age 34.
Tapping The Keg Ep 500 (feat Murph: Moments, Memories, What Ifs & What's Next by Charlie Tritschler
The Daily Tap podcast features Marquette Golden Eagles/Sweet 16 discussion, Milwaukee Bucks, and Milwaukee Brewers. 0-16 minutes; Charlie talks about what could have been for the Marquette Golden Eagles after watching Kansas State & Michigan State. Charlie also discusses why the UConn win is looking better16-27 minutes; Charlie discusses the mountain weekend for the Milwaukee Bucks who take on the Utah Jazz and the Denver Nuggets. And why Friday matters more than you think27-35 minutes; Matt Arnold has a big weekend ahead of him. What will do with Keston Hiura v Luke Voit and Gus Varland 35-45 minutes; Free talk on TikTok bans and strip clubs.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast is talking Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Brewers. Tune in if you're fan of all or just a fan of one. 0-15 minutes: Charlie discusses Grayson Allen's comments about the one seed and how the Milwaukee Bucks learned their lesson from last year plus understanding the path to the NBA FInals is a lot easier. 15-31 minutes: Charlie talks about the New York Jets dealing Elijah Moore. What might that mean for an Aaron Rodgers trade? And why Charlie has a new theory on why there has been virtually no conversation between the Jets and Packers31-43 minutes: Charlie takes an unfortunate victory lap on the Corbin Burnes arbitration story. Why hiring a new agent says a lot and what it might mean for the Milwaukee Brewers long-term plans.
On today's edition of the podcast, Charlie is talking Brewers baseball, Green Bay Packers' quarterback backups, and how things got tougher for Marquette.0-24 minutes; Charlie asks five questions about the Milwaukee Brewers' season and what might come of it. Expectations, 'the freshman', bullpen and much more. 24-35 minutes: Charlie makes the case that the Packers should at least check in on Cam Newton if he's committed to being a backup quarterback. Charlie also talks about other options that might make sense.35-45 minutes: Lastly, Charlie discusses how the Big East got better with the hiring of Rick Pitino to St. John's and Ed Cooley moving from Providence to Georgetown.
The Daily Tap is here for your Monday edition talking Marquette basketball, Green Bay Packers-New York Jets in a leverage war, and the Milwaukee Bucks0-12 minutes; Charlie reflects on the Marquette season that ended too early. Why he’s choosing to focus on the good versus the bad and wants people to remember things more fondly than the final outcome12-22 minutes; Charlie gives five takeaways from the Michigan State-Marquette game. What he thinks went wrong. Why Shaka needed to be more aggressive and the moment that will haunt him.22-36 minutes; Charlie talks about the great leverage war that is going on between the Jets and the Packers. Who’s right? Who’s wrong? Plus why things got weird with Pat McAfee36-45 minutes: Charlie discusses why Brook Lopez could be the reason why the Bucks are holding up another trophy in June.
Charlie is back for another special edition of The Daily Tap where he talks about only Marquette and their win against Vermont + a preview of the Michigan State game and some thoughts on the East Region.0-13 minutes: All about the game on Friday where Marquette took care of business against Vermont. Why Kam Jones played a huge role. Why Kolek felt the pressure & much more. 13-25 minutes: Marquette-Michigan State preview. Why it might come down to Kolek v Hoggard. Thoughts on the coaching matchup and much more.25-30 minutes; Thoughts about what has happened in the East Region already with Purdue losing. Why Charlie still thinks Duke is the favorite at this point.
The Daily Tap is back today with a show mostly about Aaron Rodgers with some about Marquette and a little about March Madness viewing advice. 0-35 minutes: Charlie talks about his thoughts about the day that Rodgers decided to leave the Green Bay Packers before diving into the biggest storylines that have come from Rodgers saying he wants to be a Jet35-48 minutes: Charlie breaks down Marquette's matchup with Vermont and what are things that need to happen for the Golden Eagles to stay the course48-52 minutes: Charlie hands out advice to watching games at the bar for March Madness.
Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap podcast talking about the Milwaukee Bucks, Marquette Golden Eagles, and Packers' free agents that are no longer packers. 0-26 minutes; Charlie discusses the NBA Finals opponent excitement rankings. Who would you be the most excited to play? Where do the Suns and Kings fit into that discussion? Plus a recap of Bucks-Suns26-36 minutes: Charlie talks about a stat that you like if you're a Marquette fan and a stat that scares you if you're a Marquette fan for the NCAA Tournament36-46 minutes: Charlie wraps up the show by talking about the Green Bay Packers free agent departures. What to make of Allen Lazard not being there and Jarren Reed leaving could mean a big role for T.J. Slaton.
Charlie kicks off the podcast talking about Aaron Rodgers, free agency day 1 for the NFL, and Bucks-Kings0-26 minutes: Charlie talks about the weird day that Aaron Rodgers had. What might come of this? Will he end up going to the New York Jets after all? Charlie has some thoughts26-36 minutes: Charlie goes over the free agent signings by the NFL specifically in the NFC plus some thoughts on Keisean Nixon being back as a Packer36-48 minutes: Charlie wraps up the show by discussing how much fun Bucks-Kings was last night. Questions from the Bar make their return than some Golden Kegs are handed out.
Mitch & Charlie are back with a special edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about Marquette's chances in the NCAA Tournament then pick the entire bracket + some WI sports rapid fire. We are joined by ShayKenn for this one too.Topic 1: Before the bracket is picked, Charlie asks ShayKenn & Mitch for their unbiased opinion on the Marquette seed, their path, and much more. Topic 2: They pick the entire bracket. They go through the whole bracket and find a winner. Why something will happen for the first time since 1997? Sign up for Tapping The Keg Madness today https://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/mens-basketball-bracket/group/18764/invitation?key=0331393f28b380a3. Topic 3: The boys run through a disappointing Warriors loss for the Bucks then talk about Rodgers.
Charlie pops on for a special Sunday edition of the podcast. He talks about Marquette's dream run in the NCAA Tournament. Why he is flying high after the wins against UConn and Xavier. Why the Uconn one mattered a touch more. Then some thoughts on the players' performance this week. What a team.
Charlie is back for a very late edition of today's Friday podcast. He talks about Marquette Golden Eagles, the Milwaukee Bucks, and Aaron Rodgers.0-20 minutes: Charlie talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles' tough win against St. John's. Why they felt the pressure of March but found a way to win plus some thoughts on the UConn matchup tonight. 20-30 minutes: Charlie talks about how great Brook Lopez has been and showed it again versus the Brooklyn Nets last night. He needs to be appreciated. Also some golden kegs for talk with Nets & Magic30-36 minutes; Where we stand with the current Rodgers situation.
On this week's edition of The Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers news that isn't Aaron Rodgers, and Marquette Golden Eagles basketball + some Wisconsin hoops too.Topic 1: Charlie asks Mitch 'How confident are you?' in several different Bucks topics such as the Khris Middeton's health, Jae Crowder's minutes, Bucks-Sixers, the West Coast road trip & moreTopic 2: The boys talk a little bit about Aaron Rodgers before discussing the positions that the Packers should sign in free agency. Discussions around the running back position, EDGE, safety, and more. Topic 3: Charlie asks the question will people jump on the Marquette bandwagon this March with the exodus of Wisconsin basketball? Will they get the same amount of attention across the state? They also talk about Wisconsin losing to Ohio State & what it means for Greg Gard.
Charlie is back with another edition of The Daily Tap talking about Marquette & Wisconsin's tournament chances this week along with some Green Bay Packers talk0-20 minutes: Charlie opens up with Marquette and talks about them at the one seed. What does a rematch with Butler or St. John's look like? Why it might be fun to take down UConn and much more20-34 minutes: Charlie on the Badgers' chances. Did they change their complete identity before the tournament starts? How many wins are they going to need to get in? Will there be a Marquette-Wisconsin round two matchup possibility? 34-38 minutes: Quick UWM recap 38-51 minutes: All of the weird Packers stories makes Green Bay look terrible and dysfunctional plus what to make of the Trey Wingo report that Aaron Rodgers talked with the New York Jets on Monday night.
Charlie is here with your Monday podcast talking all things Milwaukee Bucks, Marquette Golden Eagles, and Aaron Rodgers. 0-25 minutes: Charlie goes into talking about the best & worst things about the Milwaukee BUcks' weekend. While it was great they won on Sunday v Washington, they did have a bad collapse on Saturday vs the Sixers. 25-34 minutes: Charlie talks about the Marquette Golden Eagles winning on Saturday then discusses some initial thoughts about the Big East Tournament for the team. 34-42 minutes: Will we get an Aaron Rodgers' decision this week? Why Charlie is still unsure about how it all works out for Rodgers & the team?
Charlie and Mitch are BACK after a bit of a layoff. The boys discuss the Milwaukee Bucks, March Madness, and Aaron Rodgers.Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch do what seems to be an annual podcast on the Milwaukee Bucks getting very little to no respect in the national media landscape. Why does this happen? What could make it change?Topic 2: What makes March Madness painful for the viewer? Bad start times. Being the sexy team. On the bubble and much more.Topic 3: Charlie & Mitch finish the show resetting the Aaron Rodgers topic and figuring out where Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers go from here.
Charlie and Mitch are BACK after a bit of a layoff. The boys discuss the Milwaukee Bucks, March Madness, and Aaron Rodgers. Topic 1: Charlie & Mitch do what seems to be an annual podcast on the Milwaukee Bucks getting very little to no respect in the national media landscape. Why does this happen? What could make it change?Topic 2: What makes March Madness painful for the viewer? Bad start times. Being the sexy team. On the bubble and much more. Topic 3: Charlie & Mitch finish the show resetting the Aaron Rodgers topic and figuring out where Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers go from here.
Charlie has the Wisconsin sports importance rankings ready for everyone then talks Bucks/Magic before going into bracketology.0-37 minutes; Wisconsin sports importance rankings. The most important things on the calendar. And why even with March Madness, it goes back to Aaron Rodgers37-44 minutes: Another impressive Milwaukee victory as their winning streak goes to 16 games44-55 minutes; Where the bracketologists have Marquette and Wisconsin before the final game of the season.
The Daily Tap is here for the Wednesday edition of the show. Charlie is talking about Marquette, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Green Bay Packers.0-17 minutes: Charlie leads off by talking about Marquette's win against Butler and clinching the Big East title. How Marquette went from being a program with apathetic fans to a reengaged fanbase in two years. 17-28 minutes: Bucks flip the switch and bury the Brooklyn Nets. Charlie discusses how the Bucks took care of business last night against Brooklyn with a dominating second half & also hands out some Golden Kegs. 28-38 minutes: Brian Gutekunst did talk out of both sides of his mouth about Aaron Rodgers yesterday but why Charlie came away with more sympathy towards him than expected?
Monday's podcast is talking about the Milwaukee Bucks, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Brewers/San Diego Padres misinformation 0-20 minutes: Charlie talks about how scary good the Bucks can be and they showed it this weekend even without Giannis Antetokounmpo. They have the deepest team in the league and a surefire contender. He also runs through Golden Kegs for the last two games.20-30 minutes: Charlie breaks down Marquette's win against DePaul. Why they went through the motions in the second half and why it was vital that they did not celebrate too much after winning a share of the Big East title.30-38 minutes: Charlie clarifies the idea of the San Diego Padres is a small market team. It isn't true, and anyone trying to sell is lying to you.
Charlie wraps up the week with The Daily Tap talking Milwaukee Bucks' Golden Kegs for the best & worst this year, Aaron Rodgers, & a weekend preview 0-25 minutes: Charlie talks about the best & worst Bucks from this season so far. There are some obvious ones for the best like Giannis but the ones who are struggling also get a mention25-31 minutes: Charlie explains why the Aaron Rodgers darkness retreat coverage was very overblown and unneeded 31-42 minutes: Charlie gets you ready for a great weekend of basketball featuring Marquette trying to clinch the Big East and the Bucks looking to make a statement.
Tapping The Keg's favorite DJ Shaykenn is back with another edition of Keg Jams. The boys talk about the Green Bay Packers & the Milwaukee Bucks in depth with a whole lot in between.Topic 1: In honor of the Lenten season, the boys find things that they would give up for Lent starting with Aaron Rodgers and ending with Grayson Allen trades Topic 2: ShayKenn & Charlie talk about Aaron jones' contract and the impact that it has on the rest of the Packers offseason. They also discuss why we're all waiting on Aaron RodgersTopic 3: Early NFL Draft thoughts about the Green Bay Packers and who they might take. Topic 4; Favorite Buyout guys for the Milwaukee BucksTopic 5: Who needs to step up for the Bucks in Giannis' absence?
Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He is talking about a huge Marquette victory against Creighton, Milwaukee Brewers making some signings, and more momentum for Jordan LoveTopic 1 (0-22 minutes) - Charlie recaps the massive Marquette win against Creighton and why he thinks this game convinced him they’re contenders for the Final FourTopic 2: (22-32 minutes) - Brewers add some depth pieces by signing Luke Voit and Tyler Naquin. Why Charlie likes the move and thinks it’s something good for them moving forwardTopic 3 (32-42 minutes) - More positive Jordan Love news and why Charlie believes that this seems to be coordinated against the starting quarterback.
The Daily Tap is back for its Monday edition, and we are talking Giannis with his wrist injury, Aaron Rodgers' leaks, Aaron Jones being back and Marquette getting screwed. 0-14 minutes: Giannis is awesome during the all-star festivities but news about his wrist does not make anyone feel great.14-21 minutes; Rodgers' leaks spring up that make everyone feel like it's Jordan Love time in Green Bay 21-27 minutes: Aaron Jones returns to the Packers. Does it help Rodgers or Jordan Love more?27-37 minutes; Marquette gets robbed in the first committee rankings as they're a four seed and not the expected three seed.
Charlie is back solo for the Friday edition of the podcast. He's talking a lot of Brewers for the first time in awhile then some Bucks w/ a dash of Marquette & snow shoveling. 0-15 min: Corbin Burnes' arbitration hearing was a mess but the Brewers did the right thing. It's not about $750k. 15-25 minutes: Charlie touches on the Brewers fanbase and why the team needs to work on bringing its online community back together. 25-33 minutes: Why the Bucks win tonight is a great reminder of the depth they have as a team. 33-42 minutes: Some talk about Marquette's bracket placement when the official top 16 teams get announced on Saturday and also a PSA/rant on snow shoveling early.
Charlie & Mitch are back in the saddle for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They're talking about the Milwaukee Bucks at the All-Star Break, Marquette's improbable season, and Wisconsin sports business.Topic 1: We talk about the Bucks at the All-Star Break. There are some things that Mitch & Charlie want to see after it as well as discuss what has happened so far.Topic 2: Charlie recaps an unbelievable Marquette game that he was lucky to be a part of then talks about the improbable nature of Marquette's season and wonders if there are any others that are similarTopic 3: Charlie & Mitch go over what's happening with business dealings with the different sports teams. The Brewers' bill, Haslams wanting a piece of the Bucks, and Bally's demise.
The podcast returns today to talk about Bucks-Celtics, Aaron Rodgers’ comments then bracketology for the Wisconsin college teams. 0-23 minutes: Lessons learned from the Bucks-Celtics game where Boston did not have all their guys. Can we still take stuff away from this one? Absolutely. We also give out some golden kegs. 23-32 minutes: Aaron Rodgers talks about Green Bay being home, and his continued war with the media, and Charlie explains why he thinks Rodgers doesn’t know what he plans to do.32-45 minutes: Charlie checks in on bracketology seeing where Marquette, Wisconsin, and Milwaukee all fit in at the moment.
The podcast is back on Monday to help your Super Bowl hangover. We're talking about the Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers, Marquette, and the Milwaukee Bucks0-15 minutes: Why the Packers need to have some guts with Aaron Rodgers and tell him how they really feel.15-26 minutes: Jim Jackson said Marquette isn't the best team in the Big East despite their record. What to make of that comment26-43 minutes: Bucks preview for both the Celtics and Bulls game than a guide for how to navigate Valentine's Day + some quick Super Bowl thoughts.
Charlie finally talks about what the Milwaukee Bucks did on the trade deadline, Bucks-Lakers, courtside at UWM, and much more. 0-17 minutes: Charlie discusses what the Milwaukee Bucks did by bringing Jae Crowder to the team. What impact he could have. Why they're running it back from 2021 with getting a guy who likely has a PJ Tucker impact on the team17-27 minutes: Charlie recaps Bucks-Lakers and talks about the Golden Kegs from that game as well plus why AD and Giannis isn't a matchup worth talking about27-37 minutes; Charlie talks about being courtside at UWM's game last night against Detroit. What he saw and what it's like to be that close. 37-44 minutes: Weekend preview + a show announcement
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast where they're talking Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and the NBA Trade deadline. Topic 1: In honor of the matchup against LeBron James, we break down the biggest rivals for Giannis. Charlie mentions how Giannis-LeBron's rivalry never reached its peak and then ranks some of the best rivals Topic 2: With the Super Bowl on Sunday, Charlie wonders what the Green Bay Packers need to do to get the Super Bowl next season. Topic 3: With the NBA Trade Deadline happening today, Charlie & Mitch make predictions on what might go on with the Milwaukee Bucks and what might make us mad.
On today's podcast, it was supposed to be a quick one but it went to a full 40 so you, the listener, should enjoy this one. 0-19 minutes: Charlie talks about all of Aaron Rodgers' comments from the Pat McAfee Show along with his commentary on the darkness retreat. Charlie creates how he would do it. Could he survive it? Plus why the watch is important. 19-29 minutes: Charlie goes over what happened in the Marquette game as the Golden Eagles get shellacked by UConn. He talks about why the starts need to be better and why more is needed from the start players.29-38 minutes: Wisconsin Bracketology. Marquette sitting at the three seed38-42 - LeBron + some final thoughts.
The podcast is loaded today with bad memories about good Packers moments, the Bucks' reaction to their win over the Blazers, and Marquette reaching new heights with their season.0-20 minutes: Charlie looks back on the Green Bay Packers' 12th anniversary of winning a Super Bowl which was yesterday. Why it's a cruel reminder of what could have been for the team. Where things went wrong and why dynasties were missed.20-35 minutes: Bucks beat up the Portland Trail Blazers as they continue to make things look easy against their opponents. Charlie talks about the upcoming road trip. Some deadline questions along with some Golden Kegs as well.35-47 minutes: Charlie finishes up the podcast talking about Marquette moving into the top 10. What it means for them and why they're currently owning the state. Plus some thoughts about the UConn game.
A special Super Bowl edition of The Daily Tap here as Charlie is joined by special guest Murph to talk Super Bowl, NFL Offseason, and futures Topic 1: The boys get into the Super Bowl. They talk about the props they like, the storylines and narratives that can come from this Super Bowl + much moreTopic 2: Charlie chats with Murph about the NFL offseason. Why Brady's retirement started a domino effect and why it plays into why Rodgers could be coming back to the Packers next seasonTopic 3: They discuss futures bets they have or like from college basketball, pro basketball, and The Masters.
Huge Bucks win last night over the Los Angeles Clippers! Let's talk about it on today's show. 0-10 minutes: Reveling in Giannis' greatness and what this season has been like along with an appreciation of it. 10-20 minutes: More from Bucks-Clippers. The final few minutes. Why the Bucks are great against good teams and in clutch moments20-30 minutes: National Marquette Day is Saturday. What to make of the Butler-Marquette matchup. Why Marquette can't get too far out on their skis and much more.
The Tapping The Keg boys are back for another edition of the podcast. They are talking Packers, Bucks, and Brewers on today's show.Topic 1: What is the fallout from Tom Brady retiring when it comes to Aaron Rodgers. Will that motivate others to make a deal? Will the Packers be more inclined to run it back with Rodgers?Topic 2: What are the best Bucks games in the month of February? Charlie & Mitch talk about the Bucks-Celtics game, Brooklyn, Miami, Los Angeles Clippers, and moreTopic 3: The Athletic gave the Brewers a grade of a C+ for the offseason. Is that fair or foul?
The podcast returns with another edition previewing the month of February for Wisconsin Sports as well as talking brackets and Dave Portnoy in Milwaukee 0-35 minutes: Wisconsin sports importance rankings. The most important things, players, and events that are happening in Wisconsin sports during this month.
The Daily Tap podcast returns for Monday, January 30th with talking about Marquette Golden Eagles' expectations, Milwaukee Bucks beginning to surge, and NFL Champ questions for Packers fans. 0-23 minutes: Ranking the things that Marquette fans should expect the most. NCAA Tournament23-33 minutes: Bucks send a warning shot to the rest of the NBA about their team and what they're capable of plus golden kegs33 minutes-54 minutes: Questions from the NFL Championship weekend that I have as a Packers fan.
Charlie & Mitch have a banger of a podcast today where they're talking about Wisconsin sports 'traditions' in not the way you think about them. Topic 1: The list of the best traditions in Wisconsin sports that aren't exactly traditions such as Rodgers Watch, Greg Gard hot seat, Marquette's February swoon, Bucks lack of playoff shootingTopic 2: The boys check in on the Bucks and where they're at in the season. They talk about the rest issues, and what expectations should be before the All-Star Game. Who would you rather play in the Finals - Denver or New Orleans?Topic 3: They finish with talking about taking one thing from the final four teams in the NFL. Charlie's answer will surprise you then it goes off the rails to finish as always.
Charlie & resident Milwaukee DJ and Tapping The Keg's DJ ShayKenn is here to talk music and sports and blended them together with some of the top topics in sports + some good tunes with it. Topic 1: Bucks: Recap of the boring Nuggets-Bucks game, What comes next with Bobby, and Bucks' talent issues Topic 2: Packers: What comes next and why is everyone obsessed with first-round tight endsTopic 3: NFL playoffs: Discussion around Bengals-Chiefs, Eagles-49ers Topic 4: Brewers Topic 5: National Marquette Day thoughts and insight on why every non-Marquette fans hate it.
The podcast is back for another edition this week where the discussions are around Aaron Rodgers, Joe Barry, Bucks/Pistons, Wisconsin bracketology and a little Chuck's corner to finish us off0-16 minutes: Aaron Rodgers' trade rumors heat up + some destinations that could want Rodgers. 16-26 minutes: Why Matt LaFleur is taking a big risk by keeping Joe Barry as his defensive coordinator26-36 minutes: Golden Kegs from the Bucks' blowout win against the Detroit Pistons36-47 minutes; Wisconsin bracketology featuring three teams from the state47-55 minutes; Chuck's corner on too many shots, girls on guys' trip, and more.
The podcast is back for another week of Wisconsin sports. Here's what's being discussed on Monday0-12 minutes: The real Bucks' season starts this week with the assumed returns of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton12-16 minutes: Golden Kegs v. Cleveland16-27 minutes: Why Marquette's win against Seton Hall made me even more of a believer27-45 minutes: Lessons learned from the NFL divisional round as a Packers fan.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. Here's what they discuss today. Topic 1: Drafting the top draft targets for the Milwaukee Bucks. The boys put some rules around it then pick the top three guys for the Bucks to add.Topic 2: Rodgers' percentages of whether he will come back, get traded or retireTopic 2.5: A little NFL Playoff talkTopic 3: Brewers make a move to add a third baseman and continued talks about the Brew Crew future.
Today's podcast is packed with Aaron Rodgers, Jrue Holiday, and hypothetical college basketball games in March. Can you ask for anything more?0-19 minutes; Fact or Fiction on Aaron Rodgers interview with Pat McAfee. It got weird, things were said and we're now on #RodgersWatch19-32: Why Jrue Holiday is an All-Star then golden kegs from another win against the Toronto Raptors. 32-45: Bracketology breaking down what the road to the Final Four looks like at this time for Marquette & Wisconsin.
Today's podcast covers the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers' fallout from the Bucs-Cowboys game & Chuck's Corner on Mexico0-13 minutes; Why the patience of Bucks' fans should be wearing thin with all of the rest and the non-healthy status of the team13-25 minutes: Golden Kegs from the Bucks' win against the Indiana Pacers25-36 minutes: Packers' fallout from the Bucs-Cowboys game. McCarthy/Rodgers changing of mind? Brady v Rodgers to retire faster36-50 minutes: Chuck's Corner on the Mexico trip he just took.
The podcast is finally back after a week off in Mexico. There is a lot to discuss on today's show. 0-20 minutes: Packers catchup + some NFL Playoff talk 20-30 minutes: Bucks have themselves another weird week with some success + some rest30-40 minutes: Brewers take care of everyone except for Corbin Burnes40-45 minutes: Luke Fickell is building a complete monster. Can they be this year's TCU? 45-55 Minutes; Marquette's good week amid a loss & thoughts on the rest of WI college basketball.
Charlie is here to talk Packers-Lions and how it all went off the rails in the final game of the year. Here's how the topics shake out for this edition of The Daily Tap0-20 minutes: Charlie basically gives therapy about the game and what all went wrong with thoughts on Rodgers & LaFleur and others. 20-30 minutes: Charlie hands out golden kegs for the Detroit Game30-40 minutes; Charlie asks about Aaron Rodgers future along with some other questions40-48 minutes: What Wisconsin sports fans have to look forward to
Green Bay Packers' Narrative Shifters For This Potential Playoff Run | Tapping The Keg 491 by Charlie Tritschler
After being down with sickness for the last few days, Charlie is back doing what he does best talking Packers, Bucks, and Wisconsin sports.- Packers-Lions storylines & thoughts (0-22 minutes)- Bucks' weird and wacky week (22-34 minutes)- What was missed this week (34-40 minutes)
The Daily Tap Podcast for Thursday covers the Green Bay Packers' matchup, Davante Adams, Milwaukee Bucks, and my story with JJ Watt. 0-17 minutes: Packers-Vikings storylines covering the biggest things for the rivalry matchup 17-23 minutes: What happens next with Davante Adams? 23-30 minutes; Recapping a brutal Bucks' loss to the Chicago Bulls30-37 minutes: My story about playing against JJ Watt in high school.
Topics for the Wednesday, December 28th edition of The Daily Tap podcast0-32 minutes: What mattered the most in the Wisconsin sports. Charlie runs through each of the different teams and creates a final four. The final answered might surprise you. 32-38 minutes: Recapping the Badgers' big win against Oklahoma State and what to take away from it. 38-45 minutes: Marquette beats up on Seton Hall. Having a top ten offense per KenPom and still dealing with Refs' BS.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast discussing Packers-Dolphins, Bucks-Celtics, and much more. The podcast begins with the boys discussing the excitement level with the Green Bay Packers after winning three straight games and having an opening toward the playoff. Can Green Bay finish off this run? We discuss what needs to happen for Charlie to call it a 2010-like run. They talk about the disappointing Milwaukee Bucks game against the Boston Celtics. How disappointed should you be? We discuss that. And talk about why Milwaukee needs to figure things out with their rotation and the wings need a refresh. Plus has the last couple of weeks changed our mind on potentially trading for Jae Crowder? Lastly, what to look forward to the 2023 year for Wisconsin sports.
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast gets you ready for Christmas day which is filled with Wisconsin sports. Before we do that, Charlie & Mitch recap what happened to the Milwaukee Bucks against the Cleveland Cavaliers. They move on to talk about the most important things about the Bucks-Celtics game on Christmas Day. After that, they shift to talking Packers-Dolphins and the most important things in that one. Lastly, they talk about the biggest storylines in 2022 for Wisconsin sports.
The podcast today covers the Green Bay Packers-Miami Dolphins matchup, Marquette Golden Eagles, and the Milwaukee Bucks. 0-19 minutes: Packers-Dolphins storylines19-29 minutes: Marquette-Providence recap + the joy of cheering for the Golden Eagles29-35 minutes: Don't panic about Khris Middleton's injury35-41 minutes: Show announcements
The Rodgers/Watson/Doubs Offense Deserves a Shot In 2023 | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
How Packers-Lions Week 9 Changed The NFC Wild Card Race | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch go through what would be on the Wisconsin Sports Fans' Christmas List. Would it be Aaron Rodgers' retiring? What about a playoff run? Could we see a Bucks domination in our future? All of that is discussed & more. Then we make a case to Bill Simmons on why Brook Lopez should have made the trade value list. Lastly, they talk about how much better William Contreras makes the Brewers.
On this edition of Keg Jams which combines sports & music, ShayKenn and Charlie talk about the hottest headlines with some fun pop culture stories thrown in. The boys talk about the Bucks big win against the Golden State Warriors. Then discuss the Green Bay Packers facing off against the Los Angeles Rams before talking about the decision to make with Jordan Love. Next, they discuss college football & basketball before heading into some holiday discussion.
What the Brewers' Big Move Means For The 2023 Season | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
How the Packers Avoid Rodgers-Love Being 2008 All Over Again | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
Charlie & Mitch return for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They begin the show by talking about how the Milwaukee Bucks are not exciting enough to be talked about on a regular basis by the national media. They also talk about the comparisons with the Celtics as well. The boys move on to talk about the Green Bay Packers and if their bye week came at a different time, would that have changed anything? Charlie & Mitch also discuss the Brewers not making any moves and why it's not a big deal.
Packers' Fans Hater Rooting Guide For The Bye Week | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
Jim Leonhard Leaves Wisconsin - What It Means For the Badgers & Packers | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
The biggest Milwaukee Bucks storylines kick off today's edition of The Daily Tap Podcast. Charlie goes through what will matter in December from the demanding schedule, the health of the players, Giannis' usage, and much more. He also talks about riding the 'Will he' or 'won't he' rollercoaster of Aaron Rodgers' returning to the Green Bay Packers. Lastly, Charlie goes through the playoff simulator and feels less confident about the Packers' playoff chances than he did the previous week.
Embrace The Packers’ Refusal To Die & Staying In The Hunt | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
Tapping The Keg podcast returns after 10 days off. The boys get down to business discussing all of the great rivalry matchups this weekend. First, they start with Giannis-LeBron, then Packers-Bears, and lastly, Marquette-Wisconsin. They touch on Giannis and LeBron - Who is the next Bron for Giannis? Then discuss how Jordan Love could disrupt the Bears fans' fantasy of Justin Fields being the number one guy in the NFC North. Lastly, they talk about how more juice could be added to Wisconsin-Marquette. They also touch on the winter meetings to finish the show.
Packers-Bears Storylines + The Return of Khris Middleton | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
The Daily Tap tackles the Luke Fickell hire at Wisconsin to kick off the show talking about what success looks like for him with the Badgers. Can he get his culture in there earlier than expected? What can he do to compete with the Ohio State"s and Michigan's of the world? Moving on to college basketball, Charlie explains why Marquette basketball is a breath of fresh air for him and his sports fandom. He recaps the massive Marquette win against Baylor and talks about the team's success plus what the future holds. Lastly, Charlie goes through the Wisconsin shotski talking about a huge sports Saturday, Aaron Rodgers, and a beer confession.
Charlie starts today's podcast off by explaining why Aaron Rodgers does not care about the Green Bay Packers' future at the quarterback position. Because of this, Rodgers is unwilling to hand the job off to Jordan Love. Charlie also discusses how the Milwaukee Bucks took full advantage of the month of November. What's to come in the difficult December month? Lastly, Charlie goes through the Packers playoff simulator and plays out the realistic and fake life chances. Suburban bar review to end the show.
Charlie kicks off this week of The Daily Tap podcast discussing potential Aaron Rodgers-Jordan Love scenarios for next season after Love shows something in his relief effort in Philadelphia. What could possibly happen next? Charlie also goes through questions from the bar, Golden Kegs which cover a lot of the poor defensive effort from the Packers. Charlie moves on to talk about the stunning hire of Luke Fickell to Wisconsin. What it means for Wisconsin and why it was a home run hire.
Packers-Eagles Storylines + Brewers' Big Trade + Weekend Betting Lines | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
Charlie talks about the biggest Packers' what-ifs for the 2022 season. He talks about Aaron Rodgers and OTAs, what if Green Bay took a bye earlier, what if the Washington or Detroit game broke Green Bay's way, and much more. Charlie also discusses the Packers' playoff simulator. Why Green Bay has dug such a deep hole for themselves to get back for another year. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks being awesome at home and why Giannis' worry was premature. Lastly, Charlie talks about the World Cup.
Surprise! Charlie & Mitch get together for a rare Monday edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about the Packers' importance rankings highlighting the most important players for the final six games of the season. They also talk about why you shouldn't worry too much about the struggles that Giannis Antetokounmpo's been having plus the budding rivalry between Philly and Milwaukee. Lastly, they try to fix suburban bars as they all can't seem to figure out sports.
The Daily Tap for Friday recaps the disappointing Packers game as Green Bay falls apart against the Tennessee Titans. A truly bad loss for the Packers as they fail to show up in this one and get outworked by the Titans. Charlie goes over the game before having questions for the bar and Golden Kegs. After talking about the Packers, Charlie moves on to a weekend preview of Wisconsin-Nebraska and Bucks-Sixers.
On the second edition of Keg Jamz, Charlie & ShayKenn talk about a host of topics using music to guide their discussion. They talk about the Green Bay Packers and their matchup tonight with the Tennessee Titans. Then the boys recap the Milwaukee Bucks' big win against the Cleveland Cavaliers along with the development of MarJon Beauchamp. They get into other things like the Minnesota Vikings, college football, best/worst games attended, concert tickets & much more.
On this edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch discuss how the Amari Rodgers release is another example of the team doing things a little too late. Why are the Packers so reactionary? How can they be more proactive? We discuss. We also break down the Milwaukee Bucks injury situation and why the thought has shifted back to the regular season not mattering as much with all the injuries. Lastly, the boys talk about college basketball and why the schedule doesn't need to change at all.
The Daily Tap is back for its Tuesday edition. With a short week for the Green Bay Packers, Charlie is talking about Packers-Titans storylines to kick off the show. He goes through all the big headlines such as the LaFleur-Vrabel relationship, stopping Derrick Henry, and how good are the Titans run defense. Other storylines include who will take back punts for the Packers? And the need to jump out early. Charlie also discusses the Milwaukee Bucks’ loss yesterday but the loss is more about the emergence of MarJon Beauchamp who had a great day with 20 points and eight rebounds. What that could mean for the Bucks. Lastly, Charlie talks about why the notion that no one stands at Lambeau is dead.
Charlie returns with another edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He discusses why the Packers season got a revival thanks to their win against the Dallas Cowboys. Charlie also discusses how to look at this team going forward from a playoff perspective. He runs through Golden Kegs. Who played the best and who played the worst? Lastly, Charlie discusses the big week for the Milwaukee Bucks.
Charlie returns after a one-day break due to some computer issues to bring you The Daily Tap for Friday. He talks about the Packers-Cowboys game at great length explaining what might influence him taking the Green Bay Packers over Dallas. He also discusses the betting situation with Wisconsin and Iowa. Why turnovers could play a role in that game. Lastly, Charlie goes over some Brewers' free agents that are suggested that he might want or not want.
The Tapping The Keg podcast returns for its 483rd episode where we talk Packers, Bucks, and Brewers. Charlie & Mitch kick off the show by discussing the cases for and against the Green Bay Packers tanking the season. Mitch is on the side of tanking while Charlie doesn't believe the Packers should do such a thing. Let us know on social media who you think is right (@TappingTheKeg on Twitter, @TappingTheKegSports on Instagram). The podcast moves on to discuss Mike McCarthy. If the Packers won a Super Bowl in 2014, would they have kept Mike past the 2018 season? Charlie & Mitch give their takes. They discuss Mitch's visit to the Target Center before talking about how many wins the Milwaukee Bucks could get. Finally, they talk about Kolten Wong returning along with other early Brewers' headlines.
On today's podcast, Charlie explains why the hate that people have for Aaron Rodgers doesn't make sense. Why they need to channel their energy into all the things wrong with the Packers versus just the quarterback. Charlie also discusses the injuries that happened in the Packers game and where Green Bay goes from here. Can they survive without Rashan Gary and Eric Stokes? Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' first loss of the season and why he's not worried about Atlanta.
Packers' Season From Hell Isn't Getting Any Better | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
The Daily Tap podcast is previewing the Wisconsin sports weekend with the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, and Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie dives into the Detroit game. Should you finally trust the Packers as a favorite? Lions is having everything over so far this year but will it happen again Sunday? Charlie discusses what to do about the rainy Wisconsin-Maryland game. Could the weather be the biggest benefactor to betting on the Badgers? Charlie talks about things he would do with the Powerball winnings then some free talk on the World Series & Kyrie.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about the Green Bay Packers' upcoming month and what might happen in it. With tough games against the Dallas Cowboys, Tennessee Titans, and Philadelphia Eagles, can Green Bay have a successful month? They also discuss the Lions game and its importance rankings. Charlie & Mitch move on to talk about the Bucks' likes and dislikes of the season thus far. Lastly, they talk about wanting to have a championship run again + some college football chatter.
Evaluating Brian Gutekunst's Performance After A Do-Nothing Deadline | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
Packers 'Safe' Ratings For Rodgers, Gutekunst, LaFleur | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
Another Packers Monday Daily Tap features a loss for Green Bay. Charlie discusses why the second half should make you feel encouraged versus discouraged as the packers show some heart. He discusses why this is a turning point in the season (0-14). Charlie introduces a new segment called ‘Questions’ where he answers a few things about the state of the Packers (14-26 minutes). Golden Kegs is up next with some Aaron Jones, Romeo Doubs, and Darnell Savage all featured (26-40). Next, Charlie talks about the unbeaten Bucks and what they’re doing right to start the year (40-50 minutes). Lastly, a Halloween recap
Charlie discusses the surprising, yet not surprising, Brewers news that broke on Thursday morning with David Stearns departing as Brewers general manager. He talks about why it happened and what comes next with the Milwaukee Brewers (0-16 minutes). Charlie also discusses the bets he would make with the Wisconsin sports teams playing this weekend. He recommends a few Packers bets then gets into some Bucks’ betting talk as well with the Bucks playing New York. Lastly, Charlie talks about his favorite Halloween candies.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch recap the Milwaukee Bucks big win over the Brooklyn Nets. We also talk about how the Milwaukee Bucks could save Wisconsin sports and their fans in 2022 with the awful year we've been having. They talk about nightmare scenarios for each of the WI pro teams in honor of Halloween. Then the boys talk about importance rankings for Packers-Bills before wrapping up some World Series talk around the Brewers.
Charlie returns for another edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He discusses the Green Bay Packers and who is to blame for the start of their season. Charlie goes through it talking about Aaron Rodgers, Matt LaFleur, and Brian Gutekunst, and does deem a ‘winner.’ He goes through the storylines of the Buffalo-Green Bay matchup. Can the Packers shock the world? What can the defense do to slow down Josh Allen? Lastly, Charlie mentions how weird the Bucks' schedule is before he reflects on his version of Judge’s, The Brat Cabin.
Brand new podcast for the people! ShayKenn and Charlie got back together for a bi-weekly podcast where we take the top Wisconsin sports headlines in sports and pare them with songs. We discuss the Green Bay Packers and all the panic that is going on with them. Then we move on to a promising start to the Bucks season. Next, we discuss if Halloween is overrated or underrated. College hoops and more are also included. Let us know what you think. Feedback is welcomed.
Monday's edition of The Daily Tap talks about the Green Bay Packers as they lose their third straight game. Charlie explains why he still believes in this team and is not exactly giving in. He thinks the Packers can make a run into the playoffs and he explains why. Charlie also goes through golden kegs for the Packers. The best and worst things that happened to this team. Then Charlie talks about happier things like the Wisconsin Badgers who had a statement win on Saturday versus Purdue then reveling in the Bucks' blowout win against Houston.
Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' first game on this loaded Friday edition of The Daily Tap podcast. What overreactions does he have? Bucks defense, Jrue Holiday, and Jordan Nwora were all things touched on. Charlie talks about the stunning trade sending Christian McCaffery to San Francisco and what it means for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie breaks down the betting angles for Packers-Commanders and Wisconsin-Purdue.
On today’s podcast, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers being at .500. Why this has happened before with the Packers in the past with Aaron Rodgers, and why it has led to Green Bay having a successful turnaround for the most part (0-16 minutes). Charlie gives out a PSA to Bucks fans about the first couple of games of the season and why they need to keep their cool (16-25 minutes). Charlie discusses Milwaukee getting a new soccer team and trying to come up with names for the team (25-32 minutes). Lastly, the NMM report talks baseball, first full day of the NBA, and Tennessee (32-40 minutes)
Charlie begins today's edition of The Daily Tap talking about the Green Bay Packers and the storylines for the game against the Washington Commanders on Sunday. Charlie discusses what he thinks Rodgers means by his commentary around simplifying the offense. Where could the Packers take advantage of there? Charlie also discusses the defense, the offensive line, Taylor Heinicke, and can the Packers look like they're having fun out there. (0-21 minutes). Charlie talks about MarJon Beauchamp and whether can he break the glass ceiling when it comes to Mike Budenholzer not playing rookies. Why he will get an excellent chance early (22-29 minutes). Charlie talks about Tyler Kolek's message to the haters (29-36 minutes). Lastly, Charlie discusses how fast he could run a 40 time.
On today’s special Tapping The Keg podcast, Mitch & Charlie preview the Milwaukee Bucks season. The boys go one by one on the roster starting with Giannis Antetokounmpo and then ending with the bench mob. We talk about Middleton’s extension, Giannis’ MVP, the Jrue-Giannis connection and much more. They also discuss Grayson Allen, Pat Connaughton and much more. They also talk about who is scary in the East then finish 1-10 in both conferences.
Punchless Packers Need To Get Out Their Comfort Zone To Succeed | The Daily Tap Podcast by Charlie Tritschler
The Daily Tap podcast wraps up this week with our annual Friday podcast of ‘Should We Bet..’ And talk about the Green Bay Packers-New York Jets line as well as over/under. Why Charlie has grown more confident as the week has gone on. He also discusses why the Badgers game could go either way on Saturday versus Michigan State. After that, Charlie breaks down the Bucks’ futures. While the market isn’t that great for Milwaukee, there is a double-up opportunity with Giannis that makes a ton of sense. Lastly, Charlie gets into the NMM report about the MLB playoffs so far and tap list of the best and worst shots to take.
Tapping The Keg returns this week talking Brewers, Packers, and Bucks. Charlie & Mitch begin the show by discussing how they would fix the Brewers and make sure that go all-in next year. What does that look like for this ball club? They move on to the Green Bay Packers where they talk about Aaron Rodgers and if fans are getting sick of him given his poor performance of late plus comments about his guys. They talk about importance rankings for Jets-Packers as well. The show wraps up with our advice not to freak out about Bucks' preseason.
Charlie talks about the biggest storylines for the Green Bay Packers matchup with the New York Jets this weekend. He wonders how good the New York Jets really are. Can the defense bounce back? The running back battle and much more. Next, Charlie discusses the potential of the Packers acquiring one of the Panthers' key players such as D.J. Moore or Jeremy Chinn. He also discusses what David Stearns said to the media and his immediate reaction quote-by-quote.
Charlie busts out the panic button for this edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He talks about Joe Berry, a potential Aaron Rodgers regression, the stubbornness of the Packers in general, and much more. Charlie also reacts to what happened with Davante Adams yesterday and if he wants to a do-over playing in Green Bay. Why does he think he does and thinks the Packers would agree? Charlie is not down with the Matt Rhule revival at Wisconsin and lastly, thought son how the Brewers could be like the Braves.
Green Bay Packers suffer a tough loss against the New York Giants as the Packers lose 27-22. Charlie explains why Aaron Rodgers doesn't need to be the superhero of the Packers (0-14 minutes). Charlie also does golden kegs highlighting the best and worst from the game (14-27 minutes). He explains what went right for Badgers football this week against Northwestern (27-36 minutes). Lastly, does the Wild Card round change any thoughts about the Brewers finish? (36-43 minutes).
Charlie wraps up the week with another edition of The Daily Tap and talks about the betting lines with the Green Bay Packers and Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie discusses a new format after he has done so terribly at picking these games for the home team. He first discusses the Packers-Giants game and why he is down with the Packers as the favorite plus the over. Secondly, he talks about why there is a ban for him on betting on the Badgers. Then he goes through the things he likes about NFL and college football. Charlie also discusses David Stearns's comments about Josh Hader, and what happens to the Eastern Conference if a team gets Victor Wembanyama.
Charlie & Mitch return after a week off for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They give out first-quarter grades for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie is a little higher on the offense while Mitch is a bit more hesitant. They also put a bow on a bad Brewers season. Where do they go from here? They discuss the Bucks' new defense and a lot of NBA nuggets then finish off by discussing what the Badgers will look like with Jim Leonhard at the helm.
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Today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast features host Charlie ranking the top candidates for the Wisconsin Badgers football position. Why he has Lance Leipold ranked lower than most people. He also discuss options that should not be considered at all. Charlie also gets into the disappointing Brewers season. What was the turning point? Reacting as well to interesting comments made by Christian Yelich and Brandon Woodruff. Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers' reaction to the win on Sunday. Why people are overreacting. Lastly, Charlie talks about an all-time f-up when it comes to Kopp's Frozen Custard.
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Charlie ends the week by discussing the betting lines for the Packers and Badgers. Charlie begins talking about why he likes the Green Bay Packers this week. He also discusses why the under is a little low but not worth an under play. Everyone seems to be on the Illini, should they be? Charlie discusses why the Badgers are worth a pivot. The podcast includes talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' blunder and then a rant on the Tua reaction.
Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks to kick off today's podcast as he goes through storylines that matter to start the season. Is revenge Giannis in full effect? When will Khris Middleton be back? Can Mamu and Jordan Nwora take another step and much more? Charlie also gives out his importance rankings for Packers-Patriots this weekend. Who matters the most? Lastly, he discusses the Brewers' refusal to die.
Milwaukee Brewers had their most important game of the season and they failed to show up for it. Brewers got down early and never had a pulse. Charlie explains why he might not even want this team in the postseason. After that, he goes on to explain the top storylines for the Packers matchup with the Patriots. It is all about stopping Rhomondre Stevenson and the middle of the field. Lastly, Charlie comments on how different the Suns & Bucks look two years after the NBA Finals.
On today's podcast, Charlie answers questions that he thinks Packers fans have after week 3. Those questions include... Can Yosh Nijman just move to right guard? Will Romeo Doubs win Rookie of the Year? Should Jaire Alexander move to nickel back? Charlie also discusses if the Brewers are the most disappointing baseball team in all of baseball. They are a lot of nominees available. Lastly, Charlie talks about his thankfulness for the Bucks plus some Chuck's Corner.
Charlie starts the podcast by discussing how the Green Bay Packers beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a game they shouldn't have won. This is a game that Green Bay would have lost last year or years before. Charlie breaks down who played the best and worst with Golden Kegs with features on Keisean Nixon, Romeo Doubs, Jaire's injury & more. He also discusses the embarrassment of the Badgers loss along with a good, not great, Brewers weekend.
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Charlie & Mitch are back for Tapping The Keg. This week, they're talking about why this is one of the most important Badgers games in the last few years. They explain why Wisconsin has to show up against Ohio State and if they do not, what happens? Will panic set in for the Badgers? Should it? Charlie & Mitch also get into the Brady-Rodgers rivalry. Why it's the end of an era between the two. Should we really care that much? They also discuss the importance rankings for the big showdown between the Bucs-Packers then they bemoan about watching the Milwaukee Brewers try to get a playoff spot.
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To wrap up the week on The Daily Tap podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers & the Wisconsin Badgers betting opportunities. This is a new weekly feature for the football season. Charlie discussed the Packers-Bears matchup. Is it worth to take the Packers -10? Or are there other things that you can do with the line? Tease, first quarter bets, over and under, and a lot more. Charlie also discusses the opportunities with the awful Badgers-New Mexico State game. There isn't much you could do with it but he does his best. Charlie also talks about some of the other big headlines for the NFL and college football. Then he talks a little bit about Brewers-Yankees before talking about being a homeowner.
Charlie & Mitch are back in the saddle for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about the Chicago Bears' new stadium and what it could mean for the rivalry. Why Charlie believes the Bears will try to get good in the not-so-distant future and become more of a threat. They go through the first edition of Importance Rankings for the Bears-Packers game. Then they talk about Giannis in Greece. Can we take anything way from his performance? Plus some quick Brewers talk.
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Green Bay Packers suffer another Week 1 loss. Charlie is here to break it all down for you. He discusses why the Packers players let down their coach Matt LaFleur (0-10 minutes). Charlie goes through all the overreactions you will hear today on local radio and national television. He discusses if they're proper reactions or overreactions (10-34 minutes). Charlie introduces Golden Kegs to the Green Bay team and gives them out starting with five kegs of who played well and one keg for anything that looked poor (34-41 minutes). The packers were not the only thing that happened this weekend though. Charlie discussed what went wrong for the Wisconsin Badgers (41-48 minutes), and lastly, the Brewers found a way to win against the Reds this weekend to start making a little momentum (48-55 minutes).
Charlie talks about the betting lines for the Green Bay Packers & the Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie goes through the spreads and over/under of both games. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers spread and why it's worth a bet on Sunday. He also discusses some weariness towards the total. Charlie will be double-dipping with positive remarks on the Badgers spread as well. After the WisconCharlie talks about the betting lines for the Green Bay Packers & the Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie goes through the spreads and over/under of both games. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers spread and why it's worth a bet on Sunday. He also discusses some weariness towards the total. Charlie will be double-dipping with positive remarks on the Badgers spread as well. After the Wisconsin talk, Charlie gives some general thoughts on the NFL and college football gambling slate before explaining why he cannot quit the Brewers.
Green Bay Packers are the main focus for the Tapping The Keg crew as Charlie & Mitch preview the season. They talk about questions, things to get excited about, overreactions, and much more. It starts with the offense and then goes to the defense and special teams. All your favorite players are discussed. Charlie & Mitch move on to talk about the clubhouse issues with the Milwaukee Brewers and what needs to be fixed. Lastly, Mitch gives another POV on the college football hate discussion + very quick Clarkson-Bucks thoughts.
Charlie discusses on today's edition of The Daily Tap Podcast about the biggest storylines for the Packers showdown with the Minnesota Vikings this week. He talks about what things people are talking about heading into this one. Such as the 'new look' Vikings offense, the Packers without Davante Adams, does this matters for the division, and much more (0-22 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' worst losses of the season as they continue to struggle (22-31 minutes). Lastly, Charlie opens up about the pressure of football season and trying to figure out how to compete with everyone else. (31-38 minutes).
The Daily Tap podcast starts today with talking about the most important Packers for the 2022 season. Where does Aaron Rodgers land? How about Aaron Jones? Or Rashan Gary? All are mentioned and Charlie talks about them (0-21 minutes). Charlie discusses the best and worst things about the Wisconsin Badgers' win over Illinois State which features Braelon Allen, John Torchio, and injuries (21-34 minutes). Charlie recaps the Brewers' bad weekend (34-41 minutes) And Charlie tries to understand why people hate college football.
Charlie returns with a new podcast format. The title is a working one. This will not be under The Daily Tap umbrella soon enough but it starts here. Charlie teams up with newest Tapping The Keg contributor ShayKenn to find out what songs work perfectly for the weekend of sports this weekend in the State of Wisconsin and across the country. FEEDBACK IS WELCOMED and APPRECIATED. Feel free to shoot me a note on social @TappingTheKeg on Twitter or @TappingTheKegSports on Instagram.
0-10 minutes: Discuss the new podcast idea 10-40 minutes: Breaking down ShayKenn's & Charlie's choices.
Mitch and Charlie are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast where they're previewing the Wisconsin Badgers. They talk about all things Badgers for a good part of the podcast. Things covered... Braelon Allen's success, how will Bobby Engram do? Can Graham Mertz redeem himself? How will the schedule turn out and much more. Charlie & Mitch also talk about the biggest question they have about the Packers heading into Week 1 of the season. Lastly, they talk about the Brewers upcoming road trip.
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Charlie returns to The Daily Tap podcast to talk about Aaron Rodgers appearing on Joe Rogan and him explaining not getting vaccinated. The local and national media were mad at Rodgers again even though they're at fault. Charlie explains why (0-18 minutes). Charlie also talks about the 53-man roster and what he thinks might happen in the next couple of days. Thoughts on RBs, WRs, D & O line & much more (18-30 minutes). Charlie also talks about how the Brewers got off the mat after an abysmal Friday night performance with Yelich getting hot along with Garrett Mitchell's callup (30-41 minutes).
Charlie & Mitch are back in action and they're talking about the state of the Milwaukee Brewers. There are reasons to think the Brewers still have a chance to be a playoff team while there are other reasons not to believe. The boys also discussed the waning attendance for the Brewers and why the front office is completely wrong. They also talk about why we're in the Aaron Rodgers respect era. Lastly, they discuss the Badgers over/under for the year.
Davante Adams is the kickoff topic for today's edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie discusses his comments about Aaron Rodgers. Adams praises Rodgers as the best in the game and had a 'Jordan effect' on the locker room. If Adams felt this way, why did he leave? He had everything right there and the comments a couple of days ago make less sense why Adams chose a new team (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks quickly about why the Packers should be targeting Mike Gesicki if he's available for trade (14-21 minutes). After that, they move to baseball where balanced schedules are the discussion. Charlie is a fan of them (21-29 minutes). The podcast wraps up with Charlie explaining why the first three games of the year will be huge for Graham Mertz (29-40 minutes)
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Despite the Brewers' great win on Monday night, Charlie had some thoughts on Eric Lauer's comments on Sunday about the team's overall frustration about how the Josh Hader trade went down. Why David Stearns deserves some blame plus Charlie's bold prediction on Craig Counsell (0-15 minutes). Charlie recaps the win mentioned above as the Brewers got the job done on Monday night with a big outing from Lauer plus great play from Yelich & Hiura (15-22 minutes). Charlie also discusses the Packers' defense potential after a bad ranking (22-31 minutes) and female-led music in football practices (31-40 minutes).
Charlie returns from his weekend at the island to talk about another disappointing Brewers weekend. He explains why they're living on the edge with being a playoff team. As well as discussing the bizarre Keston Hiura playing time situation (0-14 mins). Charlie also talks about Romeo Doubs and his drop issues which bring back memories of Davante Adams and James Jones + the return of David Bakhtiari (14-24 mins). Charlie mentions the KD-Bucks stuff quickly (24-28 mins) then discusses the Tapping The Keg wedding (28-35 mins).
Today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast is all about schedules. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers schedule and gives his opinion on the games that might be worth missing to the ones that are absolutely must-see TV. He also discusses the Bucks schedule and some things to know from it. A road-heavy December, avoiding the Packers on Christmas, matchups with the top East teams, and more. Lastly, Charlie discusses how the Brewers' offense isn't playoff-ready.
Charlie starts The Daily Tap by talking about the Milwaukee Brewers dramatic win to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers. He recaps that and wonders if the Milwaukee Brewers will use this to carry them with some positive momentum for the first time since the Josh Hader trade. Charlie also dumps out the notebook about a few other things from the game as well (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about why it's not a big deal that Aaron Rodgers was critical of young wide receivers. This is the natural part of progression (17-28 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about WSSP closing its doors today (28-40 minutes).
Charlie and Mitch are back a little earlier this week talking about all things Wisconsin sports. They start by talking about Jordan Love and his first preseason game. Why Love is being looked at under a microscope and why it happens to a lot of Packers players? They also talk about other examples in Wisconsin sports. They move on to discuss Christian Watson and why there could be less pressure on Watson moving forward with the emergence of Romeo Doubs. The boys try to set expectations with the Milwaukee Brewers (Taped before the game). Lastly, they talk quickly about Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Milwaukee Brewers did not have the weekend that they wanted in St. Louis. The Brewers dropped two of three games to the Cardinals. Charlie discusses the positives of the weekend like the starting pitching and the negatives like Yelich and Adames to kick off the podcast (0-18 minutes). Charlie moves on to discuss what he's in and out for the Green Bay Packers (18-25 minutes). He discusses this bull---- Giannis story and talks about Christmas day for the Bucks (25-34 minutes). Lastly, he talks about turning 34.
Charlie wraps up the week with another edition of The Daily Tap podcast. Charlie discusses the expectations meter for different individuals and teams in Wisconsin sports. Charlie starts with talking about Jackson Chourio then the Packers' defense, Graham Mertz, and finishes with the Milwaukee Brewers for the next two weeks. CHarlie moves on to explain why he's not a huge fan of the Milwaukee Bucks' purple jerseys. Yes, that's an unpopular take but Charlie explains why. Lastly, Charlie discusses why there needs to be a Major League game next season.
This week's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. Charlie & Mitch get into the idea of the St. Louis Cardinals being the Green Bay Packers of baseball regarding rivalries. We, as Brewers fans, are more like the Vikings or Bears than anything else. They also talk about the series and more Hader arguments. They move on to discuss the tricky situation about playing guys in the preseason. Why it's the ultimate no-win, there is some EuroBasket talk before talking about Lambeau Field naming rights. Will it ever happen?
Everyone wants their team on Hard Knocks, but Packers fans will be waiting a long time to get the Packers on there. Charlie explains why the rules aren't in Green Bay's favor. He also discusses some of the headlines that would be good content for Hard Knocks this season (0-16 minutes). Charlie discusses the Taylor Rogers injury and wonders if something is going on with the San Diego Padres given their past. He also recaps yesterday's game (16-25 minutes). Charlie wraps up the show talking about Giannis' Greece performance (25-31 minute)
Charlie runs through the storylines that will matter for the month of August. He talks about what the different positions for the Packers could look like. He discusses Jordan Love and what this preseason could do for his trade value. Charlie also chats about the Milwaukee Brewers and if they could come back in the life in the coming weeks. CHarlie also goes over the Milwaukee Bucks schedule release with some Christmas Day thoughts. Lastly, some Badger talk. (0-30 minutes). Charlie previews the Brewers-Rays and talks about the pitching matchups, Keston Hiura, and more. Lastly, Charlie rants about the gym.
Charlie returns for the Monday edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He talks about how the Milwaukee Brewers need to reign in their emotions to be a good baseball team in the coming weeks. Can they do it? What needs to change? Will Craig Counsell know how to handle it? (0-17 minutes). Charlie discusses what to know about the current 53-man roster for the Packers. Who's in, who's out and where do they go from here? Chuck's corner gives Weekend recs plus doing stuff alone.
Charlie and Mitch react to the Josh Hader deadline deal with two sides of the argument. Charlie talks about how the organization is seeing the deal with the Hader deal. While Mitch talks about the disappointment that he sees from this deal. Additionally, Mitch discusses why Mark Attanasio is a cheap owner. The boys also talk about the Green Bay Packers and the overreactions from training camp thus far with a focus on Romeo Dobbs and Rashan Gary.
Milwaukee Brewers trade Josh Hader. Charlie breaks down what happened here. Why the move was made at this time. What the Brewers got back in return and what this bullpen might look moving forward. Charlie also discusses the newest Brewers pitcher Matt Bush. What type of player he is. What he dealt with to get to this point and much more plus why Antione Kelly had to be traded. Lastly, Charlie talks about the impact that Freddy Peralta can have for this team.
Charlie returns from Boston with a Monday edition of The Daily Tap talking about Juan Soto & the trade deadline, Allen Lazard overreactions, and his Boston trip. Charlie explains why Soto is the reason for one of the slowest trade deadlines in recent memory. He then explains why people need to relax about Allen Lazard being the guy then talks about the rest of training camp. Charlie tries to unscramble his brain from his Boston trip over the weekend.
Tapping The Keg podcast is back for its weekly show. Charlie and Mitch talk about the biggest training camp storylines for the first couple of weeks. They discuss David Bakhtiari, the wide receiver group, the defensive rookies, and much more. They also talk about different scenarios for the trade deadline for baseball. What would make them happy? What might cause some anger? Lastly, they discuss their opening Bachelor Party trip to Boston.
Green Bay Packers kick off training camp today, so, why not get ready for the season?! On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie goes through the first half of the season and picks what will be takes from each of the first eight Packers games (0-16 minutes). Charlie also touches on quickly about the Julio Jones signing to Tampa and why Packers fans shouldn't want him (16-22 minutes). He discusses the Brewers and what they've been doing recently with their offense (22-33 minutes).
Charlie gets you caught up on the Wisconsin Badgers football team on this edition of The Daily Tap podcast. He talks about what to expect from this Badgers' offense then talks about the defense. What holes do they have to fill? Who can be a premier player for them? He also talks about competing with Ohio State (0-20 mins). Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers and the discussion around potentially hosting the draft in 2025 or 2027. Charlie is having a hard time thinking it will happen (20-29 mins). The podcast wraps up with Charlie talking about what an embarrassment it is that Molson Coors is no longer the beer sponsor for the Fiserv Forum (30-38 minutes).
Charlie opens today's edition of The Daily Tap by telling Packers fans not to freak out about David Bakhtiari. Despite the reasons to be concerned, it is likely that the Packers are taking their time to get him back to practice. While the PUP is a scary word, it doesn't mean much in the long run. Charlie also discusses the Brewers Big weekend in a lot of different ways. He talks about what looked different about this offense? Does it have to do with just playing a bad team like the Colorado Rockies? Or is it something more than that? Charlie also talks about the pitching staff including Aaron Ashby getting his deal and the return of Freddy Peralta. Charlie talks about the brutal Bears jerseys and wonders what's the Packers equivalent. Lastly, he recaps the weekend with a few things to note.
Christian Yelich got paid by the Milwaukee Brewers right before Covid hit our country on March 6th, 2020. Anyone would have done the deal at that time. So far, it has looked like one of the worst investments made by a Wisconsin sports franchise. Charlie tries to reflect on today’s edition of The Daily Tap and understand why the deal was made. Did Yelich play the Brewers? Could there be another version of Yelich that still exists out there? Did Yelich really get aided by the juiced balls? Charlie goes through it all. He also talks about the Packers’ skill position players getting disrespected by an ESPN columnist. And to wrap up the show, Charlie believes the Brewers should act this deadline like the Cardinals are getting Juan Soto.
Mitch & Charlie return for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast and they're talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' championship window. After a day of celebrating the Bucks' first title, the question is when will they get their next one? Charlie & Mitch believe the window is there for multiple rings. But what happens if Giannis doesn't get one more? Does he become the next Aaron Rodgers or something worse? The boys also try to set expectations for the Milwaukee Brewers in the second half of the season. What to expect from the team. Why they need more dogs. And what can they do to make things more fun.
In a special edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie looks back on the Bucks' championship day as it was a year ago to this date. Milwaukee Bucks were champions at this time. The feels get brought back as Charlie remembers the game and talks about what it was like from start to finish of that glorious day. He also talks about the play of Giannis Antetokounmpo and why it should be considered the greatest closeout game of all time. Charlie also gives a Tap List of the Best Wisconsin Sports Moments where Giannis might make an appearance but also the other Wisconsin sports teams join the party.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about the Green Bay Packers' sustained success and why it doesn't work in the hot take football industry. Why this make people like Colin Cowherd and others drift toward the Minnesota Vikings being the best team in the NFC North (0-14 minutes). Why baseball does not care about small markets and the Kershaw nod was another example of it (14-23 minutes). The podcast ends with a PSA on Oktoberfest beers (23-31 minutes).
Monday's edition of The Daily Tap discusses what the Milwaukee Brewers have to do to regain the fans' trust in them. Why this is a bad time for it to happen with Packers and Badgers season approaching and what they could do to help things out. Charlie also discusses why people need to treat the baseball season much differently than any of the other seasons (0-21 minutes). Charlie explains why the Valley Oop might be the greatest play in Wisconsin Sports history. The only thing that can come close is the Ice Bowl sneak in the 1967 NFL Championship (21-28 minutes). Lastly, Charlie discusses why The Open Championship was the greatest major of the year.
The Daily Tap was a little bit different today. In a tied game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the San Francisco Giants, Charlie decided to do an audio running diary. He takes you through the rest of the game with a fun top of the 10th inning and another excellent Devin Williams performance. Charlie also talks a little bit about the summer league with thoughts about MarJon Beauchamp and Lindell Wigginton. Lastly, Charlie decided to enter into the fruit wars and gave the Tap List of his top favorite fruits.
Charlie talks about the midseason NBA tournament. Why he likes the idea of the tournament and thinks that it could really help the league by following a Champions League model. Charlie also sets up a hypothetical tournament based on last year's results. (0-20 minutes). Charlie talks about a lot of Bucks stuff unrelated to the tournament as well by discussing Pat Connaughton, Khris Middleton's injury, Andre Igoudala's dumb take about Giannis Antetokounmpo, and more (20-27 minutes). Charlie discusses the Brewers' short series against the Twins talking about Hader, the offense, and the bullpen (27-34 minutes). Lastly, Charlie does properly rated, overrated, and underrated for fast food french fries.
Charlie returns for another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about why the Josh Hader trade discussions on Monday were foolish. And discussed what would happen for him to get moved + why it makes sense this winter. Charlie also talks about Craig Counsell and his seemingly growing frustrations with his baseball team. Lastly, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers as the number one quarterback per the NFL executives.
On today's podcast, Charlie discusses why the Brewers are a pretender and not a contender at this point of the season. Charlie also talks about why Devin Williams missed the All-Star Game. Charlie hands out a winner and loser from the weekend as an excuse to talk about the MILF Hunter Zach Wilson. Lastly, Charlie discusses why this week is one of the worst of the year.
The Daily Tap wraps up this week with Charlie breaking down the biggest storylines in the State of Wisconsin for the month of July. Charlie talks about the Packers' training camp, Brewers' trade deadline and all-stars, realignment, and the Bucks (0-17 mins). Charlie discusses why Summerfest has been a bummer to him this year and it's not the same with the three-weekend structure (17-27 minutes). The Tap List takes on the worst places to get a tattoo in honor of Aaron Rodgers (27-36 minutes)
Charlie and Mitch start today's show by celebrating Mitch's birthday then moving on to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers. We talk about how concerned we should be about certain players. Those that made the list were Josh Hader, any Brewers starters that aren't Burnes or Woodruff, Willy Adames, and trading Keston Hiura. We also discuss Aaron Rodgers' comments about asking the fans and the media not to overreact if the offense starts poorly in training camp. While it sounds like a plan, Mitch and Charlie are both dubious. Lastly, they talk about what's going with the Bucks and what to expect with Summer League
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and their options at the trade deadline. Why Charlie thinks the Brewers should look at pitching instead of hitting (0-18 minutes). Charlie also talks about his experience at American Family Field yesterday plus some thoughts on the defense (18-27 minutes). Charlie discusses the Bucks recent moves and what they might be up to (27-35 minutes). Lastly, some Packers talk on A.J. Dillon and Robert Tonyon (35-41 minutes).
Charlie is back with The Daily Tap. Here's what's being discussed today. - Why there isn't a big headline or athlete dominating the Wisconsin sports summer (0-14 minutes). - Brewers wrap up from the last week of so. What's been going right for them. Why the win yesterday could propel them (14-27 minutes). - Serge Ibaka rejoins the Bucks + thoughts on Brogdon to Boston (27-34 minutes).
Charlie returns for The Daily Tap to talk about the first day of Milwaukee Bucks' free agency. Bobby Portis re-signed with the team and what that means to the Milwaukee Bucks. Why Joe Ingles is a great fit for the Bucks as they sign him as well on Friday afternoon. Lastly, why Milwaukee brought back Jevon Carter and Wes Matthews plus what they might do at the veteran's minimum (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about the rest of the free agency day including the potential Kevin Durant trade (17-27 minutes). After the crazy NBA day, Charlie talks about the Big 10 adding USC and UCLA and what the conference might look like. (27-37 minutes). Lastly, Charlie goes properly rated, overrated, and underrated (37-45 minutes).
Charlie & Mitch get you ready for NBA Free Agency by discussing all of the different options for the Milwaukee Bucks. They talk about everyone that the Internet is discussing like Gary Harris, Otto Potter, Mo Bamba, Patty Mills, and many more. Charlie & Mitch also talk about MarJon Beauchamp before moving to baseball. Charlie and Mitch talk about what makes a fan one that carries the water versus an optimist. Then finally, the boys are back in on the Brewers.
Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers to open today's podcast as he discusses the five most impactful players for the Green Bay Packers on offense. Charlie discusses the obvious ones like Aaron Rodgers and the ones that fans might not be thinking about like the right tackle position (0-19 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and the success they have against the Tampa Bay Rays. Brandon Woodruff coming back, Andrew McCutchen staying hot, and more (19-29 minutes). Charlie discusses where the Derrick Rose rumors are coming from plus some other NBA tidbits as we get closer to free agency (29-39 minutes). Charlie wraps up with another edition of The Tap List where he discusses his least favorite game to watch a baseball game on television (39-45 minutes).
Milwaukee Brewers do not deserve an All-Star starter in the starting nine says Charlie on today's edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie goes position-by-position explaining why the Brewers do not have a player worthy of the starting nine then explains why the Brewers should have three All-Star pitchers (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about what the Brewers might do with their lineup now that Kolten Wong is back and also talk about Brandon Woodruff's return to the rotation (14-21 minutes). Charlie discusses John Wall going to the Los Angeles Clippers and why it is blatant tampering. The league will not care and Charlie is pissed (21-29). Charlie ranks the most anticipated weeks of the year in honor of the Fourth of July in an unnamed segment that he now has a name for (The Tap List) (29-46 minutes).
Charlie returns for The Daily Tap on Monday to talk about the most important things about the Milwaukee Brewers season for the rest of the year. He talks about the health of the team, Adrian Houser and Eric Lauer, clutch hitting, and much more (0-22 minutes). Charlie talks about the Bobby Portis hypotheticals and what happens if he doesn't take it plus why he's worth the 49 million (22-31 minutes). Podcast wraps up with a summer PSA (31-317 minutes).
Milwaukee Bucks drafted for the future last night. Charlie recaps the NBA Draft for the Milwaukee Bucks. He explains why the Bucks were forward-thinking versus looking in the right now. Charlie goes in on what MarJon Beauchamp can do for the Bucks this year and next plus why it's on the Bucks to develop his talent (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about Justin Lewis not getting drafted and why it happened. He explains that Lewis being smaller hurt him. Charlie also recaps the other Wisconsin-related players that were drafted (14-24). Charlie discusses the KD rumors and why the Bucks need to consider bringing him in plus teams in the East that scare me. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Brewers-Cardinals series and what we learned
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Charlie & Mitch draft their best options for the Milwaukee Bucks for this year's NBA Draft. The boys go back and forth with some of the best options at 24. They looked at countless mock drafts, scouting reports and are ready to help Jon Horst make a decision on the 24th pick. Players featured are Jalen Williams, Jalen Hardy, Wendell Moore, Walker Kessler, EJ Liddell, and many more. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch talk about David Stearns comments about trades and why it might be more difficult this year.
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Charlie has the Monday edition of The Daily Tap where he's talking about the best and worst-case scenarios for the Milwaukee Bucks for the NBA Draft on Thursday night. Charlie discusses what he thinks would be the best moves for the Bucks as well as the worst ones (0-16 minutes). Charlie also discusses the Brewers-Reds series and what we can take away from it. Good offense, great bullpen, and the end of the Lorenzo Cain era. Charlie also gets you ready for Brewers-Cardinals. The podcast wraps up with Chuck's Corner where he begins a new rivalry with Upper East Bar in Milwaukee
Charlie is back for the final edition this week of The Daily Tap. He discusses the Golden State Warriors winning the title and the Bucks passing the crown over to their Western Conference foe. What this means for the future of the league. Why Charlie doesn't think this will be like the 90s Bulls and spark another dynasty run. Bucks versus Warriors and much more (0-16 minutes). Charlie moves on to discuss the dumb Brewers' loss that happened on Thursday. Why the Brewers can ill-afford to give up games such as the one last night. Others thoughts on Christian Yelich looking for his big moment plus Ashby's injury. Lastly, Charlie discusses things that are properly rated, overrated, and underrated.
Charlie & Mitch are back in the saddle this week with another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about the types of panic buttons that fans push. Why Packers fandom is to blame for other fanbases in Wisconsin being quick to push them. Charlie & Mitch also go through some potential Brewers hypotheticals from a trade perspective and talk about both sides of the coin, buyers, and sellers. Lastly, they discuss the Finals and if watching has made them feel better or worse about the Bucks.
Charlie begins today's edition of The Daily Tap by talking about the top storylines that people will be discussing at training camp. The topics that he includes are the nasty Packers defense, getting used to the wide receivers, David Bakhtiari's health, and much more (0-13 minutes). Charlie does Three Takes & Out about the Milwaukee Brewers' brutal loss to the New York Mets as the Crew gets shut out for the fourth time in 12 days (13-23 minutes). Lastly, Charlie does the Wisconsin Shotski where he talks about surviving summer while being husky, the weird U.S. Open schedule, and the basketball game at AmFam Field.
Charlie kicks off today's edition of The Daily Tap discussing why Andrew Wiggins' success should make Bucks fans upset. If the Bucks had Khris Middleton in the Boston series, he would have been doing similar things to Wiggins and it makes it hurt all that much more. Charlie spends time discussing that and more about the Finals (0-13 minutes). Charlie makes the case for Allen Lazard to be a number one receiver and get a long-term deal. He goes into what Lazard brings to the table as well as why he could fall back to a number two in years to come (13-23 minutes). Charlie previews the big Brewers-Mets series and why it's a true test for the Brew Crew (23-33 minutes).
Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers to kick off today's edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the injuries and how they've put a damper on this season from the offense to the pitching staff. Charlie also talks about the overreaction to Davante Adams's comments + some thoughts around Adams's decision to leave. Charlie sums up his feeling as a Bucks fan watching the Finals. And lastly, a review of Greenville, South Carolina.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about the storylines that will be popular this summer for Wisconsin sports fans. For the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Wisconsin Badgers football team. They also talk about annoying days online and find out it's just days where Big J's do too much. Lastly, they talk about a hodgepodge of things including a roast of NFL owners.
Charlie is throwing a party on today's edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about all the different things that he is looking at this month whether it's players, events, fan bases, and much more. People on the list are Christian Yelich, Celtics fans, Eric Lauer, Aaron Rodgers, and a few more (0-25 minutes). Charlie empties the Packers notebook to talk about Allen Lazard, Aaron Jones/A.J. Dillon duo, and Rodgers' ridiculousness (24-32 minutes). Lastly, it looks like the Bucks are bringing back Bobby Portis. What that means for the rest of the roster (32-42 minutes).
Charlie returns to The Daily Tap to discuss the Milwaukee Brewers' potential trade targets for the Brewers. He comes to the conclusion why the Brewers need more contact hitters over power hitters (0-22 minutes). Charlie discusses the miserable series against the San Diego Padres (22-28 mins). Then he talks about Charles Lee is on the Jazz's list for head coach + some thoughts on the finals (28-36 minutes). He wraps up today's show by discussing how he was an Avalanche fan for a day.
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Charlie returns for another day of The Daily Tap. He is talking Green Bay Packers OTA overreactions to start the show. Why he does not believe the Packers season will be decided in May or June. Additionally, why do people need to chill out about Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs plus the concerning stuff around David Bakhtiari (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about Christian Yelich's struggles and what a good month for him would look like. He also recaps what happened in last night's Brewers game with three takes and out (14-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about Brett Favre's appearance on Tucker Carlson and why he didn't have an issue with it yet he knows some Packers fans will and that's why it should have been avoided (24-32 minutes)
Charlie returns from the Memorial Day Weekend to talk about potential breakout candidates for the Milwaukee Brewers. He talks about the impact of Willy Adames last year and who could have that same sort of left for the Crew? Tyrone Taylor and Aaron Ashby are some of the players discussed (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about Darvin Ham being the new Los Angeles Lakers coach. It means for LA and the Bucks. (16-23 minutes). Is Kentavious Caldwell-Pope the ideal trade candidate for the Bucks (23-30 minutes)? And lastly, a weekend wrap-up.
Charlie finishes up the week with the Friday edition of The Daily Tap. As the Boston Celtics get close to winning a championship, Charlie laments the Milwaukee Bucks for missing out on a one-seed. Why if the Bucks were the one, they could be the ones playing in the NBA Finals, not Boston. How a combination of hubris and inconsistency that bit them in the ass all year (0-11 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' big win over the St. Louis Cardinals and gives his three takes on Josh Hader, Christian Yelich, and Eric Lauer (11-20 minutes). We start rating the summer to end the show (20-30 minutes).
Charlie has another edition of The Daily Tap as you get closer to the end of the workweek. Charlie talks about the possibility of trading Kevin Durant to the Milwaukee Bucks. Yes, that is a thing that could happen. Durant is frustrated with management in Brooklyn, and the Bucks have the assets that could make a Durant deal happen. Will they do it though? (0-11 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' impressive series win against the San Diego Padres. Why Devin Williams was a complete stud. Why Aaron Ashby took a step forward and much more (11-24 minutes). Charlie finishes up the show by explaining why the Stanley Cup Playoffs have been so much better than the NBA Playoffs and gets you caught up on them (24-35 minutes).
Charlie is back with another edition of The Daily Tap. He discusses why Giannis Antetokounmpo has no limit to his greatness. Charlie talks about his recent accolades as an all-NBA player and compares it with Michael Jordan. Why there are some things that will be harder to achieve. Charlie also talks about Aaron Rodgers not being at OTAs and why it's not a big deal. They also have three takes and you're out about the Milwaukee Brewers. Then a quick five-minute thought on the Texas tragedy.
Charlie returns with a little different version of The Daily Tap today. Charlie recaps the Milwaukee Brewers game immediately after a late-night disappointment. He explains the joys and the pains of the late-night baseball when living in the Midwest. He also introduces his new topic segment - Three takes and out. The worries about the road trip, Adrian Houser, and Tim Dillard are covered. The podcast introduces another new segment 'Hater or not.' Topics included NBA Playoffs, Detroit Lions, Kourtney Kardashian & Travis Barker.
Charlie is joined by a special guest today on The Daily Tap. Matt Devine of Devine Sports Gospel sits down with him to talk about the Brewers-Padres series and much much more. Matt tries to sell Charlie and the rest of the Brewers nation on why they should like Manny Machado. They also talk about the Corbin Burnes. The Urias trade. Charlie and Matt also dive into why the Chargers moving to Los Angeles hurt so much and how San Diegans do NFL football. They also talk about what professional sport would fit with the city of San Diego as well.
Charlie wraps up the week with another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' starters and what their grades would be for the season. Charlie discusses the grades he gives Giannis, Jrue, Khris, Wes, and Brook. Then he talks about the emergence of Amari Rodgers as a competent wide receiver. Why he could be an impact player this year. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Brewers-Nationals series and then discusses some weird Wisconsin things.
Charlie is joined by special guest Murph on the podcast today to talk about the Green Bay Packers schedule. The guys go through it from start to finish talking about each game. They discuss the storylines from each game and talk early betting lines along with other fun stuff about the matchup. At the tail end of the show, the boys give their picks for the PGA Championship and talk about who they should bet on to win it all this weekend.
Turning the page on the Bucks season and becoming a Brewers fan again? Charlie gets you caught up on everything you need to know about the Milwaukee Brewers so far this season. Starting with the pitching staff and moving on to the offense. Charlie discusses why the first game of the Eastern Conference Finals poured salt into the wounds of Bucks fans. And lastly, Charlie gives his observations from AmFam Field even if he says Miller Park way too much in the podcast.
Charlie & Mitch return from a week's hiatus to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks exit from the postseason. Charlie & Mitch try to find all the angles possible with the Bucks' story from this season and discuss all of them. They also talk about the offseason and what might be upcoming as well as a discussion about Mike Budenholzer. Why the Jaire Alexander signing has nothing to do with Davante Adams + some other topics at the end.
Milwaukee Bucks are done and Charlie is here to talk about it. He explains why Milwaukee missed a golden opportunity to go Back to Back. The absence of Khris Middleton was felt in Game 7 plus some other thoughts before diving into this one. The bucks missed a great chance in a wide-open NBA to make something happen (0-20 minutes). Charlie talks about why the Phoenix Suns and the Milwaukee Bucks are similar. Not only in their exits but also in the idea that they might have both run out of gas from two long seasons (20-26 minutes). Charlie discusses why dynasties might be dead in the NBA and how this is shaping into more like the 70s than other eras (26-33 minutes). Charlie talks about what to look forward to if you're a Wisconsin sports fan (33-40 minutes). Lastly, a harrowing tale about rollerblading (40-44 minutes).
Charlie checks in on this special edition of The Daily Tap. He discusses the Game 6 nightmare from the Milwaukee Bucks and what happened last night besides Jayson Tatum going nuclear. He explains why Giannis needs help and why Bud had a bad coaching night. Charlie discusses what will happen in Game 7 as well looking ahead to Sunday's showdown. Lastly, Charlie reflects on an embarrassing night on Water Street with rampant crime.
Milwaukee Bucks get ready for their big Game 3 against the Boston Celtics and Charlie is here to talk all about it. He discusses on the podcast what would be the best and worst-case scenarios from each of the games. He also chats about who would be the Brewers' MVP for the first month of the season. After that, he answers your questions which are about the Bucks and being nostalgic about Eau Claire.
Charlie & Mitch return for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys reset the Milwaukee Bucks and Boston Celtics series and talk a lot about Game 2 then get into what might happen this weekend. They discuss a few topics weaved in like LeBron and P.J. Tucker’s weird comments. Charlie & Mitch move on to talk about the Green Bay Packers draft and what might does success looks like for the draft picks. Lastly, the boys talk about the daunting road trip that looms for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Charlie reacts after the Milwaukee Bucks fell to the Boston Celtics in Game 2. Charlie explains why he feels the counterpunch from Boston was still pretty weak. While there are things to work on for the Bucks, Charlie sees them as all fixable opportunities (0-21 minutes). Charlie talks about the impact that Luis Urias could make for the Brewers and potentially prove that the Brewers do not need them. Lastly, Charlie does the Wisconsin shotski on scheduling events at NBA arenas for playoff teams, Alex Lasry’s bad week, and a review of The Batman (SPOILERS)
Charlie kicks off this edition of The Daily Tap talking about the Milwaukee Brewers and their hot start. Why a successful April matters in the grand scheme of things. For every successful baseball season, there are likely two or three really good months. The Brewers have one of those checked. Charlie also previews the Reds series and why he worries about a three-win team (0-13 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about Dan Orlovsky's commentary that the Green Bay Packers should bring in DeAndre Hopkins. Why Charlie doesn't think that's even a possibility and how this is another example of Deebo Samuel (13-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie gives some thoughts on the house money game for the Milwaukee Bucks as they can play relaxed against the Boston Celtics tonight. But is that a good thing? (22-29 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the return to blogging and why it scares him (29-33 minutes).
Charlie kicks off The Daily Tap talking about the major Milwaukee Bucks victory. He discusses the defensive effort from Milwaukee and what Milwaukee did to make Boston's life very difficult. Charlie also talks about the day Giannis Antetokounmpo had and why he got help from friends plus a note on not overreacting (0-25 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers draft and what the Packers did this weekend. Why they knocked it out of the park with all of the different positions (25-40 minutes). Charlie wraps up the show with a little life advice for those in relationships (40-45 minutes).
Charlie recaps the NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers did not draft a wide receiver on Thursday and why it will be okay on Friday. Charlie breaks down why Quay Walker and Devonte Wyatt can both be vital assets for the Green Bay Packers. He explains what could be ahead on Friday (0-25 minutes). Charlie spends the last few minutes talking through the Milwaukee Bucks and Boston Celtics. Why no one is respecting the Bucks and Charlie cannot love it more (25-30 minutes).
Charlie & Mitch start off today's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks win against the Chicago Bulls. Why didn't the Bulls show up for this one? Will Bucks lose their playoff intensity from this game? Charlie doesn't think so. Charlie also asks Mitch a few questions about the Boston Celtics series. From there, the boys talk about the Milwaukee Brewers' hot start. Charlie and Mitch wonder if Corbin Burnes has replaced Christian Yelich as the face of the franchise. Lastly, they give their final final thoughts on what figures to be a truly unpredictable NFL Draft tonight.
Charlie starts off today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast wondering about who is Giannis Antetokounmpo's biggest rival? He goes through what the next five years might look like and who might take that honor as time goes on (0-12 minutes). After that, Charlie plays out of some of the best and worst-case scenarios for the Green Bay Packers then looks at what things would give him nightmares when it comes to the rest of the NFC North (12-25 minutes). Lastly, Charlie does the Wisconsin Shotski where he talks about Josh Hader for Cy Young, NBA Playoffs, and the lack of accountability your house has without a significant other (25-39 minutes).
The full Murph Draft Manifesto is live. This was taped on April 9th, so, a lot has happened since then but still, this will give Packers fans an idea of where the team might be headed for this year's draft. Charlie is joined by Tapping The Keg contributor and draft expert Nolan Murphy to talk through the biggest needs for the Green Bay Packers. They start with Wide Receiver then move their way to offensive line and tight end then talk EDGE and IDL and finish off the show talking about linebackers and safeties.
Charlie returns with another edition of The Daily Tap. Today, he talks about the Green Bay Packers' interest in Darren Waller. Why it makes sense. Why the Packers were trying to get it done before the draft. And what might be the compensation for the all-pro tight end. Plus Charlie's thoughts on some of the top picks in the draft (0-15 minutes). Moving on, Charlie talks about how the Milwaukee Bucks can avoid ending up like the Philadelphia 76ers and finish the deal on Wednesday plus some thoughts on potentially getting Luka-Giannis in an NBA Finals.
Charlie returns with another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the Milwaukee Bucks big win in Game 4 and explains why he doesn't think Grayson Allen will be a one-round wonder. He also discusses things like Middleton off the bench, Giannis' takeovers, and much more (0-25 minutes). Charlie talks about the success of the Brewers this weekend and why it shouldn't be slept on (25-32 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why an IPA tweet is really wrong (32-39 minutes).
Charlie gets on the mic on Friday night to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' big win against the Chicago Bulls. Charlie recaps Game 3 and talks about how the Milwaukee Bucks showed championship resolve in this one. He talks about the game, Brat House, and so much more.
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about observations from the first two games of the Bucks and Bulls series. What they've seen. What they liked and didn't. How the Bucks will look without Middleton and what to expect this weekend. Charlie & Mitch move on to discussing why the Milwaukee Brewers are giving up bar tabs and if the Brewers are actually cheap as a franchise. Lastly, they talk about the final thoughts around the NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers.
Charlie reacts right after the Milwaukee Bucks' loss to the Chicago Bulls. Charlie discusses the Khris Middleton injury and how the Bucks can survive without him in the short-term or the long-term. Also, he recaps Game 2 and talks about what went wrong (0-19 minutes). Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' sweep over the Pittsburgh Pirates (19-29 minutes). Then he talks about which bars you would not want to give out free bar tabs to in honor of the Milwaukee Brewers offering free beers at different bars. (29-35 minutes).
Charlie talks about why Packers fans are dreaming if they think that Deebo Samuel is coming to the Green Bay Packers. Why it's a nice idea but it's not something that will realistically happen. Charlie also goes over top options for the Green Bay Packers at the safety, linebacker, and special teams positions with Murph. After that, Charlie has the Wisconsin Shotski talking about the Brewers, DeMarcus Cousins comments about Milwaukee and NBA Playoffs observations with some spicy Zion takes.
Charlie has the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap for the Wisconsin sports fans all over. He's talking about the hope that Christian Yelich will be great again and why we as sports fans will hope that will happen until we cannot any longer. Charlie also discusses the Packers' potential in drafting an EDGE rusher or an interior lineman with Murph in the latest edition of Murph's Draft Manifesto. Next, Charlie talks about observations he saw tonight as a Bucks fan with the three games played. Why he isn't worried about Philly but might be with Golden State. Lastly, Chuck's corner on haircuts and pound town
Charlie talks about winners and losers from Game 1 of the Milwaukee Bucks-Chicago Bulls matchup. Those winners include Giannis Antetokounmpo, Brook Lopez, team defense, and more. With losers being Alex Caruso, Bud, turnovers, and more. Charlie also talked in the open about why Game 1 did not have much significance (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about the Brewers' weekend and picks out three things he likes and three things he didn't like (18-28 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the wide receiver market. Why it's out of control and could there be a situation where someone becomes a Packer? (28-39 minutes).
Charlie is back with a Daily Tap today breaking down the Milwaukee Bucks versus Chicago Bulls playoff series. Charlie talks about the matchups from this year, the head-to-head matchups within the game, and what might happen in these series. Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers signing Sammy Watkins. What that means for the NFL Draft. Lastly, Charlie discusses the Brewers' opening day win.
Charlie & Mitch are joined by a special guest on today's Tapping The Keg. Shannon aka ShayKenn joins us to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks playoff run and ask questions about the opponents. Starting with the Chicago Bulls and working our way to Miami, Toronto, or Philly. The boys move on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and their start to the season. Lastly, Charlie, Shannon, and Mitch pick out their guys for the NFL Draft.
Charlie is joined by Nolan Murphy again to talk about the NFL Draft. This time around they are talking about the offensive lineman and tight ends that could be appealing for the Green Bay Packers. What Green Bay might do in the first two rounds with offensive linemen. Will they go tight end early? Charlie talks about Justin Lewis' departure, Positive & Negative Take from Brewers-Orioles & the Wisconsin Wednesday Shotski
Charlie welcomes Nolan Murphy to talk about the wide receivers in this year's draft and who could be on their way to the Green Bay Packers. The boys talk about day one, day two, and day three options available for the team (2-27 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers and why some perspective is needed for their slow start. Then Charlie gives his opinion and his 'ballot' for the NBA MVP. The results may surprise you.
Charlie starts the podcast talking about the Milwaukee Bucks deciding to get the three seed versus the two seed and why it makes sense. And why it made more sense after Luka Doncic gets hurt against the San Antonio Spurs (0-22 minutes). Charlie gives some first impressions about the Brewers and gives some grades (22-30 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about The Masters and gives some recommendations from his weekend in Milwaukee (30-46 minutes).
Charlie starts The Daily Tap talking about the Milwaukee Bucks showing off their championship attitude by playing everyone against the Boston Celtics. Milwaukee did not duck anyone and they showed the championship spirit last night while Boston did not (0-11). Charlie talks about the first Brewers game and lets everyone know not to overreact to Corbin Burnes' first start which wasn't a good one plus some other notes from game 1 (11-20 minutes). Charlie answers your question about random jobs, The Grammys then some thoughts on The Masters, switching jobs, and much more.
Charlie & Mitch return to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers starting their season. We wonder about canceling teams before moving to talk about the most important and less important things about the Milwaukee Brewers. We also talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and wonder if this season should be considered 'Championship or Bust.' Lastly, the boys talk about the situations that would make Packers fans freak out on the first night of the NFL Draft.
Charlie leads off The Daily Tap today with explaining why the NBA needs to figure out how to move past LeBron James and with LeBron missing the NBA Playoffs, why this is a perfect opportunity to do it (0-11 mins). Charlie recaps Bucks-Bulls and talks about how Milwaukee could end up from a playoff perspective (11-20 minutes). Charlie gives his hottest takes about the Milwaukee Brewers this season (20-26 minutes). The podcast wraps up with the Wisconsin Shotski (26-36 minutes) talking more Brewers, Badgers, pre-draft rants, and The Masters.
Charlie begins today's edition of The Daily Tap by talking about the Milwaukee Brewers and if they're going to be able to live up to the hype that is around them. The Brewers are ranked as a top-five team in baseball to start the year (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about why it's reasonable to trade for Brandin Cooks with a second-round pick. He's not sexy but he's productive (17-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie recaps the national championship game and talks about gym annoyances in Chuck's Corner (27-37 minutes).
Charlie talks about things that could cost the Milwaukee Bucks a championship on Monday's edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about the three-point shooting defense, Mike Budenholzer refusing to play Jevon Carter over George Hill, and more things. (0-12 minutes). Charlie previews the week and the games remaining for the Milwaukee Bucks and the other Eastern Conference teams jockeying for position (12-23 minutes). Charlie finishes the show by recapping the Final Four and his weekend in Minneapolis (23-30 minutes).
Last night's Milwaukee Bucks game was so good that Charlie had to have Mitch Ross join him for the recap. They talk about everything about last night's game from Giannis' performance, Middleton's ejection, Jrue's defense, and so much more. (0-29 minutes). Charlie answers questions from listeners to wrap up the show including a deep breakdown of the best players in the last 20 years for the NCAA (29-44 minutes).
Charlie & Mitch return for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They draft the teams that they want the Milwaukee Bucks to play then the teams that they do not want the Bucks to play. Great discussion about all of the potential matchups. They move on to talk about the NFL OT rules and how they could affect the Green Bay Packers. Lastly, they talk about what you do when you have an event during a big sports moment.
Charlie begins The Daily Tap by recapping the Bucks' big win over the Philadelphia 76ers and why this establishes them as the best team in the NBA. Charlie also talks about what it means for Giannis, the Bud adjustments, and why he isn't scared of Philly then some golden kegs (0-21 minutes). After that, Charlie talks about the comments made by both Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur and what to do take away from them (21-30 minutes). Charlie has the Wisconsin Shotski today talking about the Man City-Bayern matchup, Burnes as the opening day starter, and sports bars that struggle with sporting events.
Charlie discusses on The Daily Tap today if the state of Wisconsin has its own version of the Duke-North Carolina Final Four matchup? Does it exist? Or is it something that we're still waiting on? He explores the options that have already happened, potential options that could happen as well what would be Wisconsin sports' version of being an NC State fan right now. (0-18 minutes). Charlie also discusses what is going on in the world of Brewers baseball with thoughts on Keston Hiura, Rowdy Tellez, and why Albert Pujols' return was very overblown (18-30 minutes). Chuck's Corner explores why we need to stop thinking everything is fake (30-36 minutes).
Charlie kicks off this week by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' big week upcoming with matchups against the Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets as their playoffs begin this week. Charlie talks about what games really matter and why some might not hold as much weight as others (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about a ridiculous Mike Florio take about the Packers' fans calling Chandon Sullivan a 'traitor' and a new pledge about Florio's content (17-24 minutes). Charlie spends the last part with Chuck's Corner talking about the Will Smith slap, what it is like to get hit in the face, and why we all need to love a bit more (24-39 minutes).
Charlie wraps up the week with another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and their sudden quest for the one seed. Should the Bucks go after it? Why do we have no idea who will be wherewith only nine games left to go in the season (0-10 minutes). Green Bay Packers lose another wide receiver as Marquez Valdes-Scantling goes to the Chiefs (10-17 minutes). Charlie answers your questions such as what are the top hype songs, what would be his walkup song, the best college basketball games he's seen, who wins in a fight between Snoop & Willie Nelson, and much more.
Charlie & Mitch are back with another edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about the Packers' fanbase that is upset currently that Tyreek Hill might have got a better package than Davante Adams did. Why there are more layers to this than just the deal. They talk about the return of Kyrie Irving to Brooklyn and what that might mean for the Bucks. Plus a lot of thoughts about the Brooklyn-Milwaukee matchup. The boys finish the show discussing who is on our Brewers' watch list.
Charlie talks about his attendance at the Milwaukee Bucks-Chicago Bulls game and the observations he saw from a Bucks team that looks poised to make a run. Thoughts on Brook Lopez, Wes Matthews, and more of the other guys from the Bucks' big win against the Bulls (0-13 minutes). Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers signing Jarran Reed and what that means for Kenny Clark. He also discusses Za'Darius Smith and Davante Adams in new places (13-23 minutes). Lastly, Charlie chats about the Brewers avoiding arbitration with most players and why the Yelich trade is a good example to not overvalue prospects (23-32 minutes).
Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks on this edition of The Daily Tap and dives into the fact that the Milwaukee Bucks have the biggest chip on their shoulder of all the playoff teams. No one comes closer to the Bucks and he explains why. Charlie also talks about new news about Giannis' playoff injury (0-18 minutes). Charlie discusstates Brewers' spring training and why you all need to practice not getting too excited (18-26 minutes). He also chats through the NFC losing another quarterback with Matt Ryan's departure (26-31). Lastly, the two-day hangover battle is real (31-38 minutes).
Charlie discusses the Big Ten's early exit again and wonders if it's an overrated take. He also talks about the Wisconsin Badgers losing early. Why Badgers fans are likely feeling conflicted today about losing. Charlie also talks about the weird Milwaukee-Badgers-Marquette thing. Charlie moves on to discuss the returns of Rasul Douglas and Robert Tonyan. What that might mean for the Packers. Lastly, he talks about the Brewers' over/under number for the season.
Charlie reacts to the stunning news that Davante Adams has been traded to the Las Vegas Raiders. Why he thinks it reflects poorly from Adams then scoffs at the idea that the Packers aren't contenders. Then he discusses all the potential next steps for the team from Aaron Rodgers, the free-agent wide receiver market, the NFL Draft, and who might be staying with the Packers. He also discusses Marquette's March failure at the very end.
Charlie & Mitch are back again for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about why the Packers have the most pressure on them than any other Wisconsin sports team in history. They explain why that is along with other examples. The boys talk about if the Bucks can survive the third quarter with good fourth quarters. Then talk about the Brewers playing in a weak division again. Lastly, they run through final bracket stuff.
Charlie introduces the importance rankings to the podcast and talks about what are the most important things right now for Wisconsin sports fans? Charlie wonders how important is it for the Badgers to get the Sweet 16? Charlie also discusses Aaron Rodgers' new deal and if Rasual Douglas comes back (0-29 minutes). He explains why there is overthink with the brackets and why he hates it. (29-38 minutes).
Charlie returns for another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the Green Bay Packers making all the moves on Monday. A take from each of them whether it is Preston Smith, De'Vondre Campbell getting signed, Billy Turner getting released or Davante Adams holding out (0-20 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers getting Andrew McCutchen and what that means for the Brewers against left-handers (20-26 minutes). Bucks finally break their streak in Utah with another big Jrue Holiday fourth quarter (26-33 minutes). Lastly, Charlie remembers Scott Hall aka Razor Roman and the idea of being on the cusp of his fan.
Charlie is here to talk about the brackets and how they stack up for Marquette then Wisconsin. He talks about the Marquette-North Carolina matchup in great detail then moves on to talk about Wisconsin-Colgate plus gives some thoughts on the overall bracket itself. Charlie discusses the return of Tom Brady and why that might be good for the Packers. Lastly, Charlie gets into the return of Brook Lopez and what that means to the Milwaukee Bucks. Chuck's Corner takes us home discussing why Guinness is a slept-on beer.
Charlie finishes off the week with a Daily Tap. He talks about why this should not be an upsetting time for Marquette fans despite the recent struggles. This is only the beginning for Shaka Smart and the Golden Eagles. Charlie also talks a bit about Brooklyn/Philly and why people should be more concerned about Philly + previews Bucks/Warriors. Charlie celebrates the MLB lockout being over and goes over some of the bigger rules. Lastly, Charlie answers your questions.
Charlie is back with another edition of The Daily Tap. He discusses why the national media is wrong about starting fresh with Aaron Rodgers. Staying the course has been successful for the Packers, and there will be some natural change that will happen with this team throughout the year with free agency and coaching changes (0-13 minutes). Charlie talks about what a difference a year makes with the Bucks/Hawks. How these teams ended up looking so different after playing in the Eastern Conference Finals. Charlie hands out his Golden Kegs as well for this one (13-26 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why this weekend can almost be as good if not better than March Madness (27-33 minutes).
Charlie & Mitch are joined by Nolan Murphy to talk about the return of Aaron Rodgers. What it means for the Green Bay Packers over the next few years, why fans should embrace this run, did it surprise the group, and much much more. They talk about the Davante Adams tag and what Green Bay might do plus a look ahead to their offseason. The boys talk about the Bucks being suddenly under the radar. And lastly, why the mood has changed with the MLB lockout.
Charlie kicks off The Daily Tap talking about conference tournaments with Marquette and Wisconsin and their chances at winning the conference. For Marquette, can they string together multiple wins and break their bad luck in the Big Apple? For Wisconsin, the debate rages on if they should play Johnny Davis or rest him? If they rest him, will that cost Wisconsin a chance to play in Milwaukee? (0-26 minutes). Charlie talks about how the NBA and its marketers have done a bad job pushing Giannis Antetokounmpo forward (26-37 minutes). Lastly, Charlie brings back the Wisconsin Shotski to talk about some rapid-fire topics such as justice for Thomas More, Calvin Ridley, and Jon Rothstein's tweets (37-47 minutes).
Charlie kicks off this week of The Daily Tap talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' great weekend with wins over the Bulls and Suns. He talks about winners and losers from the weekend (0-24 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about Aaron Rodgers and where everything sits with him at the moment. All the drama. Where will it end up? (24-33 minutes). Charlie hands out Golden Kegs for the weekend with the best performances in the state + the skunked keg of the weekend (33-43 minutes). Lastly, Charlie recaps the Shamrock Shuffle with his return to Jo Cats (43-51 minutes).
Charlie talks about the Bucks-Bulls rivalry and how it has reached a new level after the Grayson Allen drama. What could happen tonight? Are the Bucks inside the Bulls head and much more (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about why Packers fans should proceed with caution when it comes to falling in love with top-tier receivers (17-29 minutes). Lastly, what's the ceiling for the Marquette Golden Eagles (29-38 minutes).
Charlie talks with Shannon, Tapping The Keg's resident DJ also known as ShayKenn, joins the podcast to talk about the Shamrock Shuffle, Milwaukee's biggest bar crawl. They talk about things you should do on the bar crawl, things you shouldn't do as well as what things you should do. They also swap stories over different bar events and answer your questions. The final part of the show Charlie picks Shannon's mind about what's going on in sports from the Bucks to the NCAA Tournament.
Charlie kicks off The Daily Tap by talking about the Wisconsin Badgers basketball team which he typically doesn't do, but after their big win against Purdue, you have to. He discusses what are realistic and unrealistic scenarios for the Badgers in the month of March (0-20 minutes). Charlie also talks about a hypothetical Aaron Rodgers contract that was floated out there by Albert Breer and why it makes a ton of sense for both sides (20-31 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about what a joke Major League Baseball is and why Bud Selig needs to save us from Rob Manfred (31-36 minutes).
Charlie talks about how NBA old-timers like Charles Oakley are ragging on Giannis Antetokounmpo. Why does the NBA's older generation insist on doing this? Why Oakley is wrong and why this might propel Giannis forward. Plus some Bucks-Hornets talk after a great game from Milwaukee (0-15 minutes). Charlie moves on to discuss if today will be the day for that Aaron Rodgers signs his new deal. Charlie discusses the latest news from Ian Rapaport about a short-term plan. He also mentions how Kyler Murray could be involved with Rodgers' decision-making (16-26 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Packers going to London and why the time was right. Also, would he recommend London as a vacation spot for Packers fans? (26-36 minutes)
Charlie starts today's show talking about the Milwaukee Bucks and why he is worried that their issues - Third quarters, falling apart in the fourth, might be here to stay. Nothing is getting better in these categories and that's an issue (0-16 minutes). Charlie looks at the weekend that was locally for college basketball. He talks about Marquette's win against Butler then where they stand in the Big East before doing the same for Wisconsin (16-30 minutes). The last part of the podcast talks about amateur hour at the Fiserv Forum and the Euphoria finale.
Charlie discusses the latest news on Aaron Rodgers for today's edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the report from Dianna Russini that Aaron Rodgers wants 50 million dollars per year. Is it worth it? Will the Packers pay it? Will they get creative? Charlie breaks it down (0-15 minutes). Charlie pushes the panic button with the lockout in baseball (15-22 minutes). Charlie previews the weekend for hoops which include an awesome day in Milwaukee (23-30 minutes). Lastly, he explains why game-winning soccer goals are the best (30-39 minutes.
Charlie & Mitch return after a week's hiatus. They talk about the storylines for the rest of the Milwaukee Bucks season. The MVP debate, the new Bucks' bench options, Khris Middleton's struggles, and more (0-30 minutes). They also talk about how Aaron Rodgers needs to take more risks, but can Matt LaFleur and the Packers change who he is as a quarterback? Also, the boys check in on college basketball in the state as we get closer to March Madness.
NOTE: There are some audio issues during the Rodgers part. Sorry about that. Will avoid it happening again.
Charlie talks about the Aaron Rodgers interview that gave people no real answers with Pat McAfee. Charlie picks out the winners and losers from the interview (0-21 minutes). He also discusses a topic on Twitter about Giannis identifying as a European, and why people are wrong to not let him do that (21-27 minutes). Charlie also introduces the Wisconsin Shotski where he covers a few topics in a short manner of time (27-33 minutes). Lastly, in honor the ice storm, Charlie gives his favorite tale that involves him falling on his ass for Chuck's Corner.
Charlie kicks off today's show by talking about the NFL's wish list for the Green Bay Packers' schedule assuming Aaron Rodgers is back. Why the NFL will find their primetime games at Lambeau Field a lot this season plus could Green Bay be a traditional Christmas Day game? (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about other Packers chatter with De'Vondre Campbell and Aaron Rodgers (15-25 minutes). Charlie does a bit of rapid-fire with Goran Dragic to Nets + Juwan Howard's decision (25-29 minutes). Lastly, a rant on Presidents Day.
Charlie talks about the major fight between Wisconsin and Michigan today to kick off today's show. Charlie discusses who should get the blame in this. Juwan Howard? Greg Gard? or someone else plus a couple of his other favorite things from it (0-16 minutes). Charlie discusses Giannis making it to the NBA 75 and what it would take for him to be part of the best 10 players ever (16-28 minutes). Charlie discusses why Marquette's freefall is not like the others in the Wojo era and believes that this could be another turning point (28-39 minutes). The return of Chuck's Corner to finish off the show.
Charlie talks about on The Daily Tap today how the return of Aaron Rodgers should be expected and should be announced any day now. What does that mean for what's upcoming? He talks about Davante Adams, Jordan Love, and the decisions that need to be made this weekend (0-20 minutes). Charlie also discusses the Bucks-Sixers game from last night and why Giannis v. Embiid would be the best matchup in the postseason. Lastly, Charlie explains why Sundays without football are sometimes, a joy, not a nightmare (30-38 minutes).
Charlie brings you a different show tonight talking about Aaron Rodgers and his love life to start the program. Charlie discusses how Rodgers brings this on himself. Why Rodgers probably lied starting the relationship and why he's coming back (0-18 minutes). Milwaukee Bucks welcome the Philadelphia 76ers to town. Why this game doesn't mean all that much (18-28 minutes). Lastly, a recap of Marquette-Georgetown (28-33 minutes).
Charlie talks about the special season that Giannis Antetokounmpo is having right now after his 50-point performance on 21 attempts. He talks about the great scorers in the NBA and sees if they have anything that comes close from a differential standpoint (0-12 minutes). Charlie also talks about the NBA MVP race, Golden Kegs, and the latest player to join the Bucks (12-21 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about the continued flirtation from the New York Mets to David Stearns and why it's annoying (21-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why the MLB Lockout is focused on the wrong things (27-35 minutes).
Charlie previews the NBA buyout market in terms of which teams give the best opportunities for other teams before talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' best candidates (0-7 minutes). He explains who should be on the top of the Bucks' list from Gary Harris, Goran Dragic, Dennis Schroder, and more (7-16 minutes). Charlie also talks bout why he's not worried too much about the Bucks' loss yesterday but does want to see more tonight (16-26 minutes). Lastly, why there is a small concern with Marquette's defense of late (26-33 minutes).
Charlie talks about the Super Bowl winning Rams and the reasons why their win made him upset. He gives five different reasons ranging from the love for Matt Stafford to the Rams building a Super team. Yes, he might sound like a hater but that's life (0-25 minutes). Charlie recaps the other parts of the Super Bowl - commercials and halftime (25-31 minutes). Charlie discusses the Aaron Rodgers situation and why it sounds like a redemption year is happening.
Before Charlie & Mitch get going, Charlie takes the keys for the first 10 minutes to talk about Aaron Rodgers winning the MVP and the Bucks/Suns reaction with the Pat Connaughton news. Charlie and Mitch get into a discussion about Serge Ibaka heading to Milwaukee and how he helps the Bucks. Then they talk about worrying more about Ben Simmons than James Harden as well as other East contenders making moves. They also talk about why there's no villain in the Super Bowl and that hurts the buzz of it. Lastly, they talk about baseball rules changes.
Charlie starts today's edition of The Daily Tap with a discussion if the Bucks-Suns are the next great NBA rivalry. He looks back in history, looks at what might stand in the way of it and the game itself tonight (0-12 minutes). Charlie does a little bit on the NBA Trade Deadline and how the road could be easier for the Bucks than last year (12-17 minutes). Charlie goes over the Super Bowl from a betting perspective. He talks about what is the biggest sucker bet as well as how wrong he has been all playoffs (17-30 minutes).
Charlie explains why last night's Bucks-Lakers game was the official takeover for Giannis Antetokounmpo as the league now belongs to him. He goes through history. Why last night mattered and so much more. He also gives out golden kegs to the best players from yesterday's game (0-15 minutes) Charlie discusses who would be the 'UConn-like' matchups for Marquette in March after getting swept by the Huskies. We also hand out Golden Kegs (15-26 mins). Lastly, Charlie creates a new segment called 'Today in Aaron Rodgers rumors by addressing the comments from Charles Woodson (26-30).
Charlie reacts to the Green Bay Packers hiring Rich Bacassia and what that means for the Packers' special teams' future. Bacassia takes over the much-talked-about special teams unit. How will he fix it? Why do they need to take a similar approach to what Joe Berry did last season (0-9 minutes). Charlie discusses dumb quarterback things from Justin Fields' jerseys, Kyler Murray, Rodgers to Cleveland, Nick Mullens to the Packers. Lastly, Charlie previews the loaded day in college basketball for the State of Wisconsin.
Charlie talks about Bucks' red-hot start to their West Coast road trip (0-10 minutes). What has changed in the past few days? Can the Bucks keep this up for the entire trip? Charlie also talks about the news of the Bucks trying to deal for Dennis Schroder (10-26 minutes). Plus he reacts to the Caris LeVert going to Cleveland and what might happen with James Harden. Lastly, Charlie explains why this Super Bowl might be the toughest on Packers fans.
Charlie talks about if Bucks' fans need to worry about the Milwaukee Bucks playing on the West Coast in the next week. Is that a misconception or an actual thing that can derail a month? Charlie discusses that. He also talks about Khris Middleton being an All-Star over Jrue Holiday. Why that is a nod to what was done in the postseason last year and is that right? He talks about that for a bit. Then coming off Marquette's huge win against Villanova, Charlie talks about how the Golden Eagles keep raising their ceiling when it comes to the month of March.
Charlie & Mitch talk about the top fan annoyances for Wisconsin sports teams in honor of the Green Bay Packers special teams. They give different ones then rank those from 1-6 as college sports are included too. Charlie and Mitch discuss what the Bucks might do at the trade deadline. What is the one type of player they need? Charlie & Mith both cook up some good ideas. Lastly, they talk about the Bucks' current play, what's wrong with Khris Middleton, and much more. NOTE: There are some audio issues from 20-40 minutes of this podcast. Not sure what happened there but if it's too much for y'all, it seems to go away at the 40-minute mark.
Charlie talks about Tom Brady's retirement in regards to the Green Bay Packers. There are things that will help the Packers such as their 2022 game against the Bucs as well as why it might be a reason to keep Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay. Why it might hurt the Packers is Rodgers craving a Brady-like path and retirement is off the table. Charlie also discusses Caleb Williams to USC and why we should have never got excited about him to Wisconsin in the first place. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Bucks-Wizards game from last night with their hot finish plus hands out some Golden Kegs.
Charlie discusses why you do not have to pick a side on the Aaron Rodgers debate. Despite everyone thinking they need to have an opinion, it can be a few different options and some that aren't even being talked about. Charlie also talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' players pushing back on Mike Budenholzer's defensive strategy against Denver. Something to worry about? Something to think about long-term? Charlie chats through that. Lastly, he does some NFL rapid-fire talking about the Stenavich hire and Jim Harbaugh potentially to Minnesota.
Charlie talks about why this was a great weekend for Aaron Rodgers. How the Patrick Mahomes' collapse helps Rodgers stave off some, if not most, of the heat from his performance against San Francisco. And with Tom Brady potentially retiring, the NFC could be wide open for Rodgers and the Packers. Charlie also discusses the uneven weekend from the Milwaukee Bucks. The good from Friday got washed away from the bad on Sunday. Lastly, Charlie discusses the hard-fought loss that Marquette suffered yesterday and why that is one they would have liked to have even though it was not a must-win.
Charlie talks about a hater's guide to watching the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams. Even as Packers fans, Charlie explains why this game is worth the watch and chooses a side to be on. He also goes through the weekend preview with the Wisconsin basketball teams starting with the MIlwaukee Bucks then Marquette Golden Eagles, and briefly on the Badgers.
Charlie reacts to the Nathanial Hackett hiring in real-time. What it means for the Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers. Why does Charlie think that it is not a #DoneDeal that Rodgers is in Denver with this hiring? Charlie also talks about the continuing hot play of Marquette Golden Eagles basketball and Justin Lewis specifically. He introduces Bar complaints by talking about the Bucks' lackluster performance against Cleveland.
Charlie & Mitch are joined by a very special guest Murph to talk about the Green Bay Packers' abrupt end to the season. Why it changes the approach of how to fan. Why it is different than other years and what might be next (0-36 minutes). For the remaining part of the show, Mitch and Charlie talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and what they might do at the deadline then they talk about OU prized transfer Caleb Williams potentially coming to Wisconsin.
Charlie discusses the Matt LaFleur press conference where he talks about Aaron Rodgers' future. Everyone wants Aaron Rodgers back except for the fans. Charlie dives into that a little bit. He talks about three things - Rodgers' politics, the innate ability to come up big, and him being a 'diva.' Charlie goes through it and gives his best course of action. He also talks about the hysteria around Grayson Allen and why it's an overreaction. Charlie also talks about the ceiling of the red-hot Marquette Golden Eagles.
Charlie discusses one thing and one thing only, the Green Bay Packers loss to the San Francisco 49ers. He talks about why this hurt so much more and is one of the worst losses of all time. Then he plays the blame game of who to blame for this catastrophe. Charlie starts with Aaron Rodgers and finishes with rest and finds 10 different things/players to blame this one on.
Charlie gives his final thoughts for Packers-Niners. Five storylines that he thinks are the most important heading into the playoff showdown on Saturday night. Those include a Packers' run defense getting unfairly beat up, Rodgers versus a bad Niners pass defense, Deebo, and much more. Charlie also previews the big basketball weekend in Wisconsin with the Bucks, Badgers, and Marquette all in action. Lastly, he introduces bar complaints which focuses on different random things going on in his world.
Charlie discusses the major Marquette victory over Villanova to start the show with a more in-depth look as to why this is their moment back to relevancy. He also hands out Golden Kegs. Charlie moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and their inconsistencies this month. Golden Kegs are handed out for the Bucks too. Lastly, Charlie discusses the Packers defense against the 49er offense.
Charlie & Mitch rank the most important players, people, and things from the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers matchup on Saturday. They go through a lot of the big names and why they matter so much in this game. They also give out a prediction. The boys move on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and why every game matters from here on out. What's the highest seed you would be comfortable with? Plus what makes a rivalry with Bulls-Bucks coming up this week.
Charlie starts off the podcast with talking about all the ways that the Green Bay Packers' offense can beat the San Francisco 49ers. Charlie discusses things like the Rodgers-Adams connection, not forgetting Allen Lazard, the running attack, and much more. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' sloppy January and where do we go from here? Charlie does some Golden Kegs for the Bucks' disappointing loss against Atlanta then he finishes with a little Marquette talk.
Charlie returns from his Hawaii vacation to give Wisconsin sports fans, The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about the early storylines for the San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers. Charlie looks at those who don't believe in the Packers, Davante Adams' dominance against the Niners, the frosty relationship between Matt LaFleur and Kyle Shanahan with many more. Charlie also digs into all the stuff he missed when he was in Hawaii with some belated thoughts on the Packers, Bucks, Marquette, and Wisconsin basketball. Lastly, Charlie hands out the Golden Kegs for Bucks-Raptors.
Charlie discusses why Bucks' fans are overreacting about DeMarcus 'Boogie Cousins. He breaks down why Cousins doesn't make sense on this roster with his bad defense plus why Milwaukee would rather the flexibility in the buyout market as well. Charlie previews tonight's Bucks game and why there could be betting value on the beat-up Bucks who face off against the Brooklyn Nets. Charlie talks about the Packers' game and talks through the storylines of this one. Why you shouldn't get mad if the Packers don't play well. Also, what to watch with all of the guys potentially coming off their long injuries. Lastly, Charlie talks a bit about the Marquette-Georgetown game before giving some thoughts about his vacation in Hawaii
Charlie & Mitch kick off the show with Mitch's theory on the NFC North. Do the Packers play a weak schedule that helps their full record but hurts them in the playoffs? We also talk briefly about Week 18 as well. The second topic talks about my plea for Jrue Holiday to be an All-Star starter then the realization about Trae Young. Lastly, Charlie and Mitch discuss the MLB lockout and why if baseball doesn't come to the table, they could be screwed.
Charlie talks about why he thinks Aaron Rodgers might be the biggest lightning rod in all of sports when it comes to debates about him and taking sides with him. Charlie also talks about other nominees like LeBron James, Tiger Woods, and many others (0-17 minutes). Charlie wonders if Marquette can get hot in the Big East after their big win against Providence last night (17-25 minutes). Lastly, should we worry about Khris Middleton's season (25-35 minutes).
Charlie discusses why Matt LaFleur is right to play his starters next week against the Detroit Lions. The risks are there but getting everyone in a rhythm outweighs that risk. Charlie also talks about why Matt LaFleur cannot get robbed from Coach of the Year again (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about how mad should you be about the Bucks' loss and goes through a host of Bucks and NBA topics (15-22). Charlie reacts to Johnny Davis' performance and despite his awesome play, it's still too early to talk about him for National Player of the Year. (23-29 minutes).
Charlie talks about why this year will be different than last for the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. He also explains how this team is easily the best team in football and there is no else close (0-13 minutes). Charlie also gives out his star ratings for the Packers' big win over Minnesota (13-35 minutes). Charlie talks a little hoops with some fun facts about the Milwaukee Bucks, should we take the Bulls seriously, and more (35-41 minutes). Lastly, Charlie hands out some advice for Shaka Smart (41-46 minutes).
Charlie looks back on 2021 for Wisconsin sports from a moments and games perspective. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' championship, fans returning, Aaron Rodgers drama, and much more. Charlie also explains why you have to do top games of just the Bucks' championship run than other games. Also, he discusses the Packers-Vikings game without Kirk Cousins and the Badgers need to level up on offense.
Charlie & Mitch talk about the Packers' playoff teams that scare them the most this playoff season. They talk about Tampa Bay, Dallas, Kansas City, and Tennessee along with a lot of other things woven in there (0-36 minutes). Charlie and Mitch move on to the NBA and talk about moves that could be made that would impact Milwaukee's repeat of NBA Champions (36-1:00). Charlie & Mitch finish the show talking about why the Milwaukee Bucks won 2021 (1:00-1:13).
Charlie discusses why it's now or never for the Green Bay Packers' star players that have been hampered by injury. Why decisions are needed for Jaire Alexander, David Bakhtiari, and Za'Darius Smith. Charlie also discusses the top moments from 2021 for the Green Bay Packers as well as the top games from the season as well.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers and Milwaukee Bucks today. On today's show, Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers need to learn how to finish off opponents and if they did, the haters would not be as loud. He also gives out star ratings for Browns-Packers. Charlie also explains how Giannis Antetokounmpo won NBA Christmas and what to expect going forward in the league.
The Daily Tap podcast is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Charlie talks about what a Wisconsin sports fan would want for Christmas for all the teams that are discussed here regularly starting with the Packers and ending with Badgers football. He also previews the Browns-Packers and Bucks-Celtics from a betting perspective.
The Tapping The Keg podcast is a weekly podcast hosted by Charlie & Mitch. The boys talk about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and a story from their own past. Charlie and Mitch get into the Christmas spirit by talking about the Packers' playoff ghosts from their past, present, and future in a way to look ahead to this year's playoffs. Charlie & Mitch also talk about the Packers/Bucks double-dip on Christmas. Lastly, they look back on a time they could have broke the Zack Greinke to Milwaukee trade.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Charlie talks about why the Green Bay Packers are the favorites in the NFC right now and maybe all of football. How will they handle that? We discuss. Charlie also talks about why Bears' fans are so defensive of Justin Fields and why the excuses are only good for this year. Lastly, Charlie explains how the NBA is bungling the COVID rules and it's impacting the Bucks.
The Daily Tap's Monday podcast focuses on the Green Bay Packers & Marquette Golden Eagles. At the start, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers wining the NFC North again and why you should celebrate these instead of shrug them off. Charlie also talks about defensive worries. Hands out some star ratings for the Ravens-Packers game as well. Lastly, he talks about why Marquette still isn't ready for the big stage as they fall again on the road.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Today's topics are mostly about the Green Bay Packers for today's show. Based on a Twitter interaction, the host Charlie had, opens up a discussion about Pat McAfee and the issues that the media locally has with him. It all has to do with Aaron Rodgers. Charlie also talks about the betting angles for Green Bay and Baltimore. Lastly, Charlie discusses the latest with sports and COVID.
Tapping The Keg podcast is the Daily Tap's weekly big brother hosted by Charlie & Mitch recapping everything from the State of Wisconsin. Charlie and Mitch start off the show by talking about why MVPs do not matter that much anymore. Even though Aaron Rodgers is chasing it again, it is not going to be worth celebrating if he wins it. Charlie and Mitch move on to discuss what they've liked and not liked about the Milwaukee Bucks' season then talk about Giannis in protocols, what
The Daily Tap podcast is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Today's topics focus on the Green Bay Packers, and the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie leads off the show by discussing how Green Bay controls its own destiny. It's up to them whether they want to be the one seed in the NFC or not after the Cardinals fell to the Los Angeles Rams. Charlie discusses what he thinks the playoffs will look like with playoff machine Tuesday. Charlie also discusses Khris Middleton's injury and what that might mean for the Bucks who are going through a gauntlet of a schedule. Lastly, Charlie talks about the COVID problems plaguing the NFL and NBA and why both leagues need to adapt.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Teams discussed today are the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie talks about the special teams and what a disaster they are. Why he worries that it could cost the Packers a Super Bowl similar to the 2014 season. Charlie gives out his star ratings for the Bears-Packers games. Aaron Rodgers, Rasul Douglas, the tight end position, Eric Stokes are all featured. Charlie also talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and what their team might look like with Donte DiVencenzo back. Charlie hands out some golden kegs for the Houston and New York wins.
The Daily Tap podcast is a near-daily podcast featuring Wisconsin sports. The teams discussed are the Green Bay Packers, Marquette, and Wisconsin basketball. Charlie starts off the podcast talking about the own you comments. Then talks about the betting spread and the over/under and if Packers' fans should bet on their team. Before talking about college basketball, Charlie discusses the weirdness of the weekend. Charlie breaks down Marquette-UCLA and how Marquette could have a chance. Then, Charlie discusses Wisconsin-Ohio State as well.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Charlie, the host, talks today about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Marquette Golden Eagles. In the first part of the show (0-10 mins), Charlie talks about the potential what ifs if the Packers would have lost to the Bears in the 2010 NFC Championship game. What happens to the team? How different are the Bears? Charlie breaks it all down. In the second part of the show, Charlie explains why everyone is overreacting to P.J. Tucker not being a Buck and the owners being cheap. Why people are missing this because of their fandom versus being realistic about the team plus he hands out some golden kegs in a game that doesn't have many (10-23 minutes). Charlie also talks about Marquette Golden Eagles' big win. How refreshing it was to win with defense plus some golden keg winners (23-32 minutes).
Tapping The Keg podcast is a weekly show where Charlie & Mitch talk about the biggest topics in Wisconsin sports. Before they dive in the show, Charlie goes on a rant about holiday light prices with the Milwaukee Brewers having the magic of lights event at American Family Field. The boys talk about why Brian Gutekunst deserves more respect and are people more likely to trust him if they decide to move on from Aaron Rodgers. Bucks talk focuses around Pat Connaughton and Bobby Portis as both are off to hot starts. Lastly, is Marquette a blue blood?
The Daily Tap podcast is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Today's show focuses on the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie talks about all the headlines from Bears' week thus far. Will the Bears show up for this one? Could the Green Bay Packers get back all their stars? How does the game change with Justin Fields or Andy Dalton plus much more (0-15 minutes). Charlie moves to the playoff machine Tuesday and breaks down the potential matchups for the playoffs plus where he has the Packers slated (15-23 minutes). Lastly, Charlie hands out the Golden Kegs from Bucks-Cavs plus talks about the potential of this Cleveland team (23-34 minutes).
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Charlie, the host, talks about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Marquette-Wisconsin basketball today. Charlie explains why you should be very confident in the Green Bay Packers given their success and the teams around them. Charlie also takes a look at how the NFC stacks up from yesterday's games. He also talks about the Bucks' big win against the Miami Heat and why Marquette wasn't ready for the bright lights.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Today's focus is on the Marquette-Wisconsin rivalry. Charlie breaks down the Marquette and Wisconsin game and why it will be a challenge for the Marquette Golden Eagles (0-12 minutes). Charlie gets into why fan gatekeeping is the pure sign of insecurity and why people should not judge others for their choice in how they cheer (12-20 mins). Lastly, Charlie gives out Golden Kegs for the Bucks' loss to the Toronto Raptors (20-30 minutes)
Tapping The Keg podcast is a weekly Wisconsin sports podcast hosted by Charlie & Mitch talking about the most popular things from the past or current week in Wisconsin. Today's show talks through the highlights and lowlights of the Packers' season thus far. Defense, Aaron Rodgers, A.J. Dillon, Za'Darius Smith are all featured. They also talk about Matt LaFleur & Notre Dame. The podcast rolls on to discuss how important the Bucks-Heat game is on Saturday. Then they chat about why the Brewers haven't made any morvesl
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Charlie, the host, talks about the Wisconsin Badgers, sports betting in Wisconsin, and the Packers' playoff seeding today. Charlie discusses why the Wisconsin Badgers loss on Saturday should not mean that Paul Chryst is on the hot seat, but changes are needed to be made. Why more pressure could be added with Michigan's success (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about why Oneida adding sports betting will not make that much of a dent.. yet (18-26 minutes). Charlie plays around with the playoff machine to let you know who is on top in the NFL (26-34).
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Today's podcast focuses on the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie talks about why homefield advantage matters so much for the Packers, and why the rest of the NFC is in trouble if the postseason runs through Lambeau. Star ratings are also featured here (0-18 mins, 18-30 minutes). Milwaukee Bucks bring in Boogie Cousins on a lottery ticket plus they win in Indiana. (30-40 mins) Lastly, Charlie reacts to Miami signing Avisail Garcia (40-45 mins)
The Daily Tap podcast is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast. Today, we are focusing on the Green Bay Packers and Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers matchup with the Los Angeles Rams and why the Rams need this game more than the Packers. Should that concern Green Bay? Why there are still some things that are working in the Packers' favor this weekend. Charlie also goes over what he likes when it comes to the spread and the over/under (0-13 minutes). Charlie gets into the Wisconsin-Minnesota betting preview and talks about what's at stake for this game + his thoughts on the Badgers being favored by seven and the low over/under. Lastly, Charlie takes us back to the days of old and reminisces about Thanksgiving Eve.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily podcast for the state of Wisconsin and its sports. In part two, it's just basketball. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks getting hot of late. Sure, they're getting fat on cupcakes, but it's good to see from the Bucks as they look to start their ascend. Charlie also talks briefly about the Giannis v. Curry MVP battle (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about the surprising start that Marquette is having this season and why it's the anti-Wojo. Thoughts on Justin Lewis, Tyler Kolek and others (14-23 minutes)
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin podcast. In part one, it's just football so it's the Green Bay Packers and the Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie talks about why all is not lost due to the Elgton Jenkins injury and the Packers should be able to find wins regardless (0-11 minutes). Star Ratings for the Packers-Vikings game (12-19 minutes). Lastly, some talk about the Wisconsin Badgers and Braelon Allen. The amazing run he's on + can the Badgers play spoiler for the Big Ten title (19-25 minutes).
The Daily Tap is a near-daily podcast covering Wisconsin sports. Today's teams covered the Green Bay Packers, Marquette Golden Eagles, Wisconsin Badgers' football. Charlie starts the show wondering what the Green Bay Packers would look like if Justin Jefferson was on their roster then breaks down the betting preview for Packers-Vikings (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about Marquette's big win against Ole Miss (14-20 mins). Charlie introduces Golden Kegs and hands them out for Marquette's win (20-30 minutes). Lastly, he previews Wisconsin-Nebraska from a betting angle (30-35 minutes).
The Daily Tap is a near-daily podcast for Wisconsin sports. Today, we cover the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and Green Bay Packers. Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks' win last night with a dominating performance against the Los Angeles Lakers. Thoughts about Giannis, Khris Middleton, Bobby Portis and others (0-12 minutes). Charlie talks about Corbin Burnes winning Cy Young and the haters around it (12-20 minutes). Lastly, Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers' key injuries and when should we expect those guys back (20-30 minutes).
The Tapping The Keg podcast is the flagship show of the Tapping The Keg podcast network. It's a weekly show with Mitch Ross & Charlie about the biggest stories in the Wisconsin sports world. The podcast today starts with a discussion about the Green Bay Packers and their defensive-first mentality. How to cheer for it? What should you be looking for? Charlie & Mitch also give their own Brook Lopez conspiracies with Mitch's much better than Charlie's. A David Stearns to the Mets topic that turns into us talking about how bad the MLB offseason is.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily podcast about Wisconsin sports covering the top teams in the area. Charlie starts the show talking about the Green Bay Packers' win over the Seattle Seahawks. He discusses why he thinks the Packers are the best team in the NFC, and some might consider the NFL too (0-13 minutes). Star ratings recaps the Seahawks Packers game with Charlie's experience at Lambeau Field along with thoughts on A.J. Dillon, Aaron Rodgers & more (13-32 minutes). How Charlie fell back in love with college basketball after attending the Marquette-Illinois game last night and what Shaka Smart brings to the Golden Eagles (32-40 minutes).
The Daily Tap podcast is a near-daily podcast for the state of Wisconsin breaking down the biggest stories of the day. Charlie talks about Odell Beckham Jr. going to the Los Angeles Rams and his commentary about the Packers not being 'all-in' doesn't make any sense. Charlie also breaks down the betting lines with Seattle-Green Bay, Wisconsin-Northwestern, and Bucks-Celtics.
Tapping The Keg podcast is a weekly podcast with Charlie & Mitch where they go over the biggest Wisconsin sports topics for the week. The boys start the show talking about the Packers-Seahawks matchup and a potential Odell Beckham Jr hookup in Green Bay. They then break down who would you rather have between Russell Wilson or Aaron Rodgers. After that, they talk about the potential of Grayson Allen and how he fits with the Bucks when they're fully healthy. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch discuss why the Wisconsin Badgers are the team no one wants to play in the Big Ten.
The Daily Tap podcast is a near-daily podcast talking about the most popular things in the State of Wisconsin. Charlie starts the show with talking about the Aaron Rodgers apology. Why it's okay he did it in the manner he did, and it doesn't have to be to your liking (0-10 minutes). Charlie recaps a good Bucks win against the Philadelphia 76ers (10-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains how he needs to fall in love with college basketball again.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily podcast covering Wisconsin sports such as the Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin Badgers, Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie talks about all of them in today's show. He gets into Jordan Love and why the grade on Love is incomplete. He also does the star ratings of the Packers-Chiefs game. Who played the best and who played the worst. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and their bad week. When should we be concerned? Why this week will tell us a lot. Charlie talks about the Graham Mertz criticism and explains why everything he does to finish the year could set up next year. Finally, Charlie talks about the Aaron Rodgers comments from Friday.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast covering the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Wisconsin Badgers, and much more. Charlie talks about the betting lines for both the Packers and Badgers games this weekend today. But first he starts with some Packers headlines around Rodgers being upset due to COVID stuff leaking out plus no go on OBJ (0-7 minutes). Why Green Bay is in a good spot (7-15 minutes). Why the Badgers are a good bet again this week (15-20 minutes). And some early Bucks' betting trends (22-25 minutes).
Every week, Charlie & Mitch get together to discuss the biggest topics of Wisconsin sports. They talk about the Aaron Rodgers COVID story from all angles. Why did the Packers not inquire more about his vaccination? Is the media at fault? What should Packers fans expect from Jordan Love on Sunday? They also go through who is real or not in the NBA with teams like Miami, Washington, New York, Chicago, and others. Lastly, Charlie goes to therapy about why there is no juice about college basketball.
The Daily Tap is a near-daily show where Charlie, the host, covers off on the top topics in Wisconsin sports. Today, Charlie explores if the Green Bay Packers are cursed by daylight savings time. He explains why some context matters with that. Also, Charlie talks about why the Milwaukee Brewers are the good luck Chuck of baseball when they make the playoffs. And lastly, the Wisconsin Badgers get a much-deserved spot in the College Football Playoff Top 25.
The Daily Tap is a Wisconsin sports podcast discussing the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks & much more. Charlie starts the show breaking down the Von Miller trade to the Los Angeles Rams and why it doesn't affect the Packers that much (0-12 minutes). Charlie explains why the Kansas City Chiefs still do not impress him much and how the Packers have an advantage next weekend (12-21 minutes). Wisconsin rapid-fire with Aaron Rodgers bitcoin, Khris Middleton in protocol & the Pole Assassin (21-31 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the race for the one seed for the Green Bay Packers. He looks at the upcoming schedule for the Packers, Rams, Buccaneers, Cardinals, and Cowboys (0-19 minutes). Charlie tells you why you should not panic about the Milwaukee Bucks as they're struggling to start the NBA season with a ton of injuries (20-28 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why the Badgers got unlucky with their schedule this season (28-37 minutes).
The Daily Tap podcast is your almost-daily look at the state of Wisconsin sports scene. Charlie talks about the amazing Packers win today. He starts by discussing how Matt LaFleur is a great coach, and while it helps to have Aaron Rodgers, he isn't the only reason why LaFleur is great (0-13 minutes). Charlie goes through star ratings highlighting the best players from the game last night and the ones who didn't perform (13-31 minutes). Lastly, he breaks down the Wisconsin-Iowa game and why it comes down to the same things it does every year these two teams meet (31-36 minutes).
Tapping The Keg podcast is a weekly show with Charlie & Mitch where they break down the biggest stories of Wisconsin for the last week. Charlie & Mitch kick off the show with bumming out about fantasy football before starting to talk about the Green Bay Packers. The boys talk about Packers-Cardinals then the biggest storylines of the second half o the season. They talk about the first week with the Milwaukee Bucks. What they've seen thus far. Lastly, would an MLB lockout drive away fans in Milwaukee?
The Daily Tap podcast is a four to five times a week podcast covering all the hot topics in the state of Wisconsin. Charlie, the host, opens up today's show talking about college football and the Big 10. How the conference screwed up their biggest weekend of the year thus far (0-12 minutes). Charlie talks about Allen Lazard's COVID contact then about why Thursday is a kitchen sink game for the Packers and that makes it fun (12-24 minutes). Charlie finishes with discussing the potential of Matt Arnold, Brewers GM, heading to the New York Mets and what that could mean for Milwaukee (24-30 minutes)
The Daily Tap podcast is a near daily podcast where host Charlie talks about everything that is happening in Wisconsin sports. Charlie starts off today's show discussing Davante Adams and Joe Barry getting COVID-19. What does that mean for Thursday and why the Packers can survive without them (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and what happened against Indiana last night with thoughts on the injuries, Grayson Allen, Giannis' shot selection (14-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explores some early thoughts on the Brewers' offseason including a potential Josh Hader trade (22-32 minutes).
The Daily Tap is a near-daily Wisconsin sports podcast covering the biggest topics in the State of Wisconsin. On today's show, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' big win against the Washington Football Team. Why the Packers might be the sleeping giants of the NFC Contenders. Who played well and who didn't in this week's star ratings. Thoughts on the good weekends for the Wisconsin Badgers and the Milwaukee Bucks.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie discusses the Whitney Mercelius signing with a tweet from Michael Silver insinuating that Aaron Rodgers is making all these moves happen. Why that isn't true. With all the young quarterbacks out there? (0-19 minutes). Charlie talks about the departure of Andy Haines and is it better that the Brewers lost the Braves with their success? (19-29) Lastly, some quick thoughts on P.J. Tucker (29-34)
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks winning their first game of the season against the Brooklyn Nets. He talks about the play of Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Bucks bench, the Nets needing Kyrie, and much more. Charlie also discusses Greg Jennings getting into the Packers Hall of Fame. Why he shouldn't be booed at all by the fans. Lastly, why Cody Bellinger is everything that we wanted in Christian Yelich this October.
For this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch break down the NBA season. They start talking about the Milwaukee Bucks and what might season looklike for MIlwaukee. They go player by player giving their opinion on each player to start the season. It starts with Giannis Antetokounmpo and goes all the way to Rodney Hood. They also talk about the Western Conference, Eastern Conference, and much more NBA nonsense.
The Daily Tap today starts with the Green Bay Packers owning the Chicago Bears yet again. Charlie goes over Rodgers' taunt and his comments about his potential return to Soldier Field. He talks about the adjustments that the Packers made on both sides of the ball. Why do they need to start faster and no lookahead allowed (0-19). Star ratings talk about a few things - LaFleur/Berry, rushing attack, Douglas, offensive line struggles & more injuries (19-37 minutes). The show wraps up with a quick Badgers & Bucks talk (37-45 minutes).
The Daily Tap is live for Friday. We have the betting preview covering the two teams from the State of Wisconsin. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers taking on the Chicago Bears and why the Bears are smoke and mirrors. The Packers are worth a bet this week and Charlie explains why. (6-15 minutes). Charlie also talks about why he loves the Wisconsin Badgers this week against Army (15-22 minutes). Lastly, he goes through the NFL and college football slate that isn't related to Wisconsin (22-27). Before the betting preview, Charlie introduces Twitter Spaces recaps and what that will mean for the Tapping The Keg brand (0-6 minutes).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch put a bow on the MIlwaukee Brewers season and also wonder what is next for the Brew Crew this offseason. They also talk about how they're not ready to take the Chicago Bears for real even if they are able to beat Green Bay. Lastly, they talk about which Milwaukee Bucks' player they are buying in stock in and the cockiness around the Bucks is at an all-time high.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about the Milwaukee Brewers season-ending, first look at Bears-Packers, and why the Bucks need to take advantage of the Kyrie & Simmons drama. Charlie wraps up the Brewers' season with their disappointing loss on Tuesday night then talks about Craig Counsell, What if's, Christian Yelich, and what's next for the Brewers (0-23 minutes). Charlie talks about the Packers-Bears. Aaron Rodgers owns the Bears and how the Packers can use last week against Justin Fields (23-32 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why the Bucks can take advantage of the Kyrie Irving & Ben Simmons drama (32-37 minutes).
Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Milwaukee's version of pulling a Cusack. Charlie discusses if the Packers are 'for real or if they're 'frauds through five games of the season (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about what the Brewers need to change to stave off elimination (15-27 minutes). Charlie explains why the Packers would be the perfect fit for Germany (27-32). What is Milwaukee's version of John Cusack's Fandom? (32-36).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why the Green Bay Packers winning ugly mattered today. And why things might be uglier than usual. Charlie also discusses why the defense is legit and what happened with the offense today (0-12 minutes). Star Ratings go through the Packers that played well and those that didn't. Charlie talks about Davante Adams, DeVondre Campbell, Kevin King, Mason Crosby, and much more (12-22 minutes). He also looks at the Milwaukee Brewers and why they need to find their offense in the coming days. Why the early start could be good for them (22-32 minutes). Rounding out the show, Charlie discusses what happened in the Badgers game along with a good Bucks preseason performance (32-40).
Tapping The Keg podcast is live for this week. Mitch & Charlie preview the Milwaukee Brewers against the Atlanta Braves. They talk through the matchup. Why the crowd could be a factor. What about the bullpens? And what do you do with Freddy Peralta? They talk about who is the next Aaron Rodgers in the frame of Joe Burrow as he's talking on Rodgers. What can Burrow become like Rodgers? Lastly, are the Bucks and the Nets the two best teams in the NBA to start the season?
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the wild Wednesday that the Packers had with striking out on Stephon Gilmore, signing Rasul Douglas, and Jaylon Smith. After he talks about Gilmore's potential impact and what happened there, Charlie focuses on the two newest Packers. What they can bring to the table to help this defense (0-15 minutes). Charlie moves on to the betting preview for the weekend. He talks about if the Packers are worth a bet against the Bengals in a ratline (15-22 minutes). He talks about how a tease is how you bet Wisconsin-Illinois (22-30) and lastly some quick thoughts on playoff baseball lines.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast discusses the Green Bay Packers' next opponent, the Cincinnati Bengals. We wonder if the Bengals are overrated or for real after a 3-1 start. Some numbers would say overrated, we talk about it (0-12 minutes). Charlie also discusses Jaylon Smith getting released. Why he would be a fit for the Green Bay Packers and solve some depth issues (12-19 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Brewers going with Burnes over Woodruff for Game 1 and why the Red Sox told momentum to suck it (19-29 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how the Green Bay Packers can survive without Jaire Alexander. Why Kevin King could have a moment. How do you fix the slot corner position? Does Green Bay have a trade in them and could Jordan Love be the big chip? Plus what could Eric Stokes bring to the table (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about the controversial baseball game between the Dodgers and Cardinals. LA has a right to be angry, but this is an anomaly. But what baseball could do to fix things. Lastly, Chuck's Corner surrounding the inability to text in-laws.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the depth of the Green Bay Packers. Why it's so special, and how it can help them in the long run (0-12 minutes). Charlie also talks about the star ratings of the game. Who performed well and who did not (12-24 minutes). Charlie explains why you shouldn't panic about the Milwaukee Brewers (25-32 minutes). Lastly, the Wisconsin Badgers aren't as bad as you think (32-40).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast, Charlie talks about who you should bet this weekend in the state of Wisconsin. Charlie discusses the Green Bay Packers first, and why he loves them this week from a betting perspective (0-12 minutes). He also chats about the Wisconsin Badgers, and why this is a pure stayaway + how to watch football at a wedding (12-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about if the Brewers are worth a World Series future (24-30 minutes).
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast features Charlie and Mitch talking about Devin Williams' drunk injury. Where do the Brewers go from here in the 8th inning? They break down all the different options to replace Devin Williams. The boys also look back at breaking things when they're drunk. Next, they talk about the TJ Watt and Kevin King debate and why hindsight for draft picks is stupid. Plus some Packers/Steelers talk. Lastly, they talk about NBA, college football, and a host of other things to wrap it up.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast, Charlie talks about why you shouldn't be concerned about the Milwaukee Brewers' slow September (0-12 minutes). Why Tom Brady heading to New England brings back memories of Brett Favre returning to Lambeau Field (12-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Packers keeping their quick draw offense for the Pittsburgh Steelers this week (22-32 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why the San Francisco win was so important for Matt LaFleur's career and why it showed true growth as a coach (0-12 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Packers' defense getting to eat against the struggling Pittsburgh offense (12-23 minutes). How the Milwaukee Bucks look like the team from last year and have the least amount of question marks to start the season (23-34 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' huge victory over the San Francisco 49ers. He talks about how this is a different win than ones in the past and why it should be remembered fondly in the LaFleur era (0-15 minutes). Star Ratings going through who played great and who didn't (15-37 minutes). Brewers are National League Central champions (37-46 minutes). What happened with the Wisconsin Badgers and where do we go from here (46-54). Some parting shots about the Ryder Cup (54-57 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the betting matchups between Wisconsin-Notre Dame and Packers-49ers. He discusses why the Badgers game is a complete rat line and how to proceed with it. Also how they go to the point of making it a ratline (0-11 minutes). Charlie also talks about the 49ers-Packers game. Packers are underdogs for good reason but why this could be different against San Francisco (11-20 minutes). Chuck's Corner talks about being fully invested in a high school season with the emergence of Tosa West then Charlie has an announcement about Tapping The Keg's future (20-35 minutes).
Charlie and Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about a lot of things this week. First, the Packers-49ers matchup and why the biggest rivalry for the Packers are the San Francisco 49ers. They also talk about why there is no reason to worry about the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie and Mitch also discuss the big battle between Jack Coan and Gramam Mertz. Would Coan have helped for a playoff push?
Today's edition of The Daily Tap features Charlie talking about the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco game in regards to the Packers' defense against the San Francisco offense. Why he's not bought on the Niners offense, and it's more about Kyle Shanahan than anyone else (0-12 mins). Why this St. Louis Cardinals team is not like their 2011 squad (12-25 minutes). How Wisconsin can still play their way into the College Football Playoff (25-31 minutes).
The Daily Tap today features all Packers. We do not talk about anything else. Just Packers for nearly 45 minutes. Charlie talks about why time factored in so much to the Packers' success this week. He explains why it's a key factor in explaining the offense and defense's success in the second half (0-15 minutes). Charlie does his Star Ratings of the day which feature Aaron Jones, Jon Runyan, Joe Berry, MVS & many more (15-40 minutes).
Breaking down the bets you should make for the Green Bay Packers-Detroit Lions game tonight. Why Charlie is a little leery of the spread. Why he loves one side of the over/under, and why he loves the 1H more than anything else. Also some player props as well (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about a rough gambling weekend for both NFL and college football. What was learned in Week 2 (15-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the big Brewers-Cardinals series (24-31 mins).
The Daily Tap for Friday offers some perspective on what it might be like to be a Detroit sports fan. Charlie talks about how the Lions, Tigers, Pistons, and Red Wings have all struggled in the past half-decade and why when things are going wrong for the Packers/Brewers/Bucks, it isn't that bad (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about what he needs to see from this Packers' defense this week (15-22 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Brewers quickly as they start a homestand (22-26 minutes). A Summerfest review from a washed guy.
This week's Tapping The Keg podcast with Charlie & Mitch talks about why the panic button for sports, mostly for the Packers, is overrated. Charlie & Mitch go over how it jumped the shark in the past few years. They talk about their concerns for the team as they lookahead to Detroit. The boys explain why winning division titles in baseball still matter. And Mitch's thoughts on Ryan Braun's retirement. Lastly, the Milwaukee Bucks make a historic hire with Lisa Byington joining the team.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Ryan Braun retirement and what he meant to the City of Milwaukee. He explains how Braun helped the Milwaukee Brewers' revival in the city and helped grow his fandom plus why 2020 as his final year feels so cheap (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about why he thinks the Packers were playing 'chicken' on Sunday with their offense. He talks about what to look for in the Lions' game and why if the 49ers can have a big night, the Packers can do (16-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Badgers' inability to convert on third downs. Who do you blame - Mertz or Chryst?
The Daily Tap for Tuesday is live. Charlie talks about the overreactions from the first Packers' games and gives them a ranking. Proper reaction or overreaction. He talks about a lot of things related to Aaron Rodgers, a few things about the Packers' defense & the coin toss (0-20 minutes). Charlie also talks about the electric factory that was Eli Manning and Peyton Manning for the Monday Night Football call. They're doing it for the Packers game as well. Charlie debates whether it's worth watching instead of the usual broadcast (20-26 minutes). Finally, why Charlie refuses to believe Corbin BUrnes will get screwed on innings pitched (26-33 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the very disappointing Green Bay Packers loss today. Charlie tries to make sense of what happened on Sunday afternoon. Charlie works through a lot of the reasons why the Saints were more prepared starting with playing in the preseason plus Charlie explains how this doesn't help fans that don't care too much (0-20 minutes). Charlie introduces Star Ratings to the podcast world with who performed well and who didn't (20-33 minutes). Charlie also covers off on the Milwaukee Brewers' amazing weekend with no-hitters and domination (33-39 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Badgers' bounceback and the bad Big 10 week (39-48 minutes).
The Daily Tap for September 10th talks about the betting preview for the Wisconsin sports teams this weekend. Charlie talks about how much he loves betting the Packers this week against the Saints even if it is a very public play at the moment. He feels good about the play but does talk about how it could go wrong (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Week 1 slate and how to know when to fade the public (14-20 minutes). Charlie also talks about why he wouldn't bet on the Badgers' spread this week and how their offense is going to be hard to figure out for weeks (20-31 minutes). Lastly, Charlie spends a few minutes talking about his experience with 9/11 20 years ago (31-36 minutes).
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Green Bay Packers season. The boys talk about everything. They start with the offense, working their way to the defense, as well as talking about the schedule. Will this be another year where Charlie picks the Packers to get to the Super Bowl? They also talk about the Milwaukee Brewers, the disaster that is Summerfest, and Paul Chryst needs to wake up.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap of September 8th, 2021, Charlie talks about the Packers, Brewers, and Chuck's corner. For the Packers, Charlie explains why it will be hard to get a true read on Joe Berry's defense in the first few weeks of the season (0-18 minutes). Charlie also talks about the comments made by Aaron Rodgers about things 'never happening' between him and Mark Murphy plus media fights (18-28 minutes). Charlie talks about the Brewers' good pitching problem (28-36 minutes). And lastly, the return of not only Chuck's corner but also COVID corners talking a club that needed vax card + masks and the ridiculousness of it all (36-44 minutes).
The Daily Tap is live for Tuesday, September 7th. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers' offense against the New Orleans Saints defense. Charlie talks about why he's very confident in the Packers' offense this week against the New Orleans Saints. Why Davante Adams will be an x-factor plus the offensive line concerns aren't that big of a deal (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about why the Milwaukee Brewers need to figure out how to deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. 0-5 isn't going to cut it (15-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie brings back Chuck's Corner where he's talking about trying to lose weight during the football season (23-33 minutes).
On the Monday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' improbable comeback on Sunday. Why this speaks to what the Brewers can bring to the table in October as well as the Saturday win with Adrian Houser's dominance. (0-15 minutes) Charlie also talks about the Graham Mertz issues on Saturday along with Wisconsin's playcalling issues. Where do the Badgers go from here? (15-24 minutes) Lastly, Charlie discusses why worrying about Jordan Love is not worth anyone's time (24-34 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Wisconsin-Penn State game and the betting angles around it. Charlie explains the segment which he did last season a bit but things are getting blown out this year. Charlie likes the home team for this one (0-16 minutes). In an exciting moment, Charlie talks about the Week 1 slate and which game you should watch in each window (16-24 minutes). The show wraps up with recapping the Brewers-Giants series and getting ready for the St. Louis Cardinals (24-33 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie hands out awards for the 53-man roster talking through roster cuts, surprise roster invites and much more (5-23 minutes). Charlie also talks about why these wins for the Brewers continue to build confidence that they can play with anyone (23-32 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why the Packers-Saints game will be played in Arizona (32-39 minutes).
The Daily Tap is back after the wedding hiatus. Charlie talks about that for a bit before getting started today (0-6 minutes). Then he talks about the cool partnership he's doing with Playaction Pools (6-8 minutes). Then they get into the show. Charlie talks about his weird realtionship with college football. Why it's a sport he loves but he has a hard time with it given his enjoyment of Marquette basketball and the mubb community on Twitter. But this year, he's owning it (8-21 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Badgers' surprising choice to roll with Chez Mullinari at running back over Jalen Berger plus some early thoughts about Penn State (21-28 minutes). Lastly, he talks about the Brewers' solid win against the San Francisco Giants (28-36 minutes).
Today's edition of The Daily Tap features Aaron Rodgers, the Milwaukee Brewers, and Mike Budenholzer. We start with Aaron Rodgers and wonder if he should really be on the hot seat with fans? Why there needs to be an understanding between the fan base and Rodgers. And how there should be more of a focus on enjoying the ride (0-12 minutes). Charlie recaps last night's Brewers' game and looks ahead to this evening. Can Brandon Woodruff fix himself? (12-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the new contract for Bud and why the Bucks shouldn't remain stagnant this year (22-30 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie discusses why people overvalue middle linebackers in today's NFL. He explains why losing Kamal Martin isn't that big of a deal, and why the safety is becoming the new middle linebacker (0-12 minutes). Charlie talks about the Brewers' power rankings as they sit at the five spots. Will anyone take down the Dodgers? What about the pesky Giants? And what is on deck for the Brewers this week (12-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the unpredictable New Orleans Saints (24-30 mins).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Christian Yelich finding himself at the plate. What that means for the Milwaukee Brewers and what we should expect moving forward. Charlie also talks about the big series with the Cincinnati Reds and why this could be the NL Central knockout punch (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about Za'Darius Smith's back issue and what it means for the Packers at the early part of the season plus his reasoning behind Matt LaFleur's caginess (15-23 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Detroit Lions in the eye on the enemy series and why the Packers are playing Detroit at the wrong time of the season (23-35 minutes).
This week's edition of The Daily Tap features something a little different. They are ranking everything this week. It starts with Charlie and Mitch picking out the top five Packers' games to watch this season. After that, they discuss which Brewers' opponents scare you in the postseason? And lastly, they draft the best Christmas Day NBA time slots.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers 2018 draft in lieu of Josh Jackson getting dealt to the New York Giants. He talks a little bit about that trade then goes over why this draft is still a success (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about the Bucks' Opening Night game and Christmas and how they're gonna milk the championship (15-23 minutes). Quick Brewers recap (23-29 mins) To wrap up, another eye on the enemy series with a look at the Minnesota Vikings this season (29-40 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie discusses why the Aaron Rodgers timeline makes more sense after the comments he made to Peter King. Charlie walks through the timeline again and matches it up with the quote about thinking that he would not be returning to the Green Bay Packers. Charlie also discusses the Wisconsin Badgers, football team. Where they are at right now with their team offensively and defensively. Lastly, Charlie looks at the first of many Packers' opponents by previewing the Chicago Bears season. Lots of Justin Fields' talk here.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about preseason overreactions as everyone rushes to give their best Jordan Love take. Also discussed, Josh Jackson's future with the team, the bad offensive line play, Oren Burks, and the WR4 competition (0-13 minutes). Secondly, Charlie discusses the successful weekend for the Milwaukee Brewers and previews what ahead this week against the Cardinals team whose hot streak is a touch overrated (13-23 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about why the Big Ten, Pac-12, and ACC are coming together in college football. (23-30 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the amazing Field of Dreams game and why he needs to see the Brewers in Iowa (0-9 minutes). After that, Charlie spends the rest of the podcast talking to Jordan Kappen on his retro sportswear clothing company called Retro Daddy, how he's bringing basketball back to his hometown & how Italy made him fall in love with basketball again.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about which Brewers pitcher deserves to be the Cy Young front-runner. There is a case to be made for Brandon Woodruff, Corbin Burnes, and Freddy Peralta. We make a case for all of them and make a choice between the three (0-18 mins). Charlie moves on to talk about Matt LaFleur's comments about liking 2020 training camp better then discuss what's matters in the first game of preseason (18-28). Lastly, Charlie wonders why Jason Kidd got another head coaching job (28-36 minutes).
This week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast features Charlie & Mitch discussing what has happened with Christian Yelich over the past few years. What's gone wrong for him? Can it be fixed? We dive into short-term and long-term thoughts about the Brewers' star. Mitch & Charlie discuss what's better to watch - Summer League or Preseason? They make their case. Also some thoughts on both the Summer League and Preseason for the Bucks & Packers. Lastly, Messi to PSG thoughts.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how confident Packers fans should be in their team this year. Why there is reasons for optimism as well as why the schedule does offer a chance at regression too (0-12 minutes). Charlie talks about Giannis at the State Fair then ranks his four-best fair foods (12-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie brings back Chuck's Corner to explain why the time has finally come where hangovers are completely awful. It took till almost 33 but the time is here (22-28 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Brewers-Giants series that was more disappointing than expected. Should there be any cause for concern? Or is this not a bad series for the Brew Crew? (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about why the Bucks' big three should get more respect in the national media landscape after Jrue Holiday and Khris Middleton win their gold medals for Team USA (18-27 minutes). Charlie breaks down the Grayson Allen deal for the Milwaukee Bucks and why it's a good move for Milwaukee. Also, why do the Milwaukee Bucks keep adding wings to their roster (27-36 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie asks the question, can sports fans ever be happy? He gets into why people always seem unhappy with their team no matter what they did the year prior. He then ranks the fan bases that think they know more than the organization which leads to unhappiness (0-23 minutes). From there, Charlie talks a little bit about the Brewers-Giants series. How did the Giants get here? Why they're full of unknowns and older guys. Plus what can we take away from this series (23-31 minutes). Lastly, some quick Family Night thoughts (31-35 minutes).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch react to the Milwaukee Bucks' biggest headlines coming out of free agency. We discuss the guys the Bucks brought in. And if they got better compared to the start of last season. We also talk about why using the owners as an excuse is a bad one + some thoughts on the Eastern Conference. We talk about the Brewers-Giants series and if we want the one seed then what will the Jordan Love family night takes be?
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers should never have owners, and the reason is what's happening in Buffalo. He explains how it could/would be similar here (0-10 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks adding Rodney Hood and George Hill (10-17 minutes). And why Craig Counsell was right to pull Adrian Houser (18-25 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about NBA Free Agency, Badger's hoops drama & the Brewers versus Covid. The podcast begins with Charlie getting hyped about Bobby Portis coming back to the Milwaukee Bucks. He discusses the impact that Bobby can have in year two with the Bucks (0-10 minutes). Charlie gets into the weird PJ Tucker non-signing. What he heard, what might have happened and where do the Bucks go from here (10-21 minutes). Charlie also talks about the addition of Semi Ojeleye and what that might mean for the squad (21-24 mins). Charlie also talks about the Badgers drama with the new findings of Greg Gard and Alando Tucker (24-33 minutes). Lastly, the Brewers & their COVID issues (33-38 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about what needs to happen for the Bucks, Brewers, & Packers to not be the Chicago Cubs where they win a championship and disappear in five years (0-21 minutes). Charlie talks about NBA free agency. A good Bryn Forbes replacement, Bobby Portis' potential return & PJ + a rant on tampering (21-34 minutes). Lastly, he discusses the Brewers' week + gets mad at baseball (34-43 minutes).
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The last of The Daily Tap's this week wrap up with Charlie talking about the clash between Green Bay's draft and develop method and the player empowerment era. It will never work perfectly together and to see what wins out, we need five to 10 years (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about the Bucks' draft that goes sideways a bit with drafting the Seton Hall big and the guy from Greece (18-25 minutes). The show wraps up with Brewers & deadline talk (25-38 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers' press conference which was explosive, to say the least. What are some things that he got wrong about his commentary then what he got right about his comments about the current situation (0-24 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers bringing in Eduardo Escobar and what that will do for the team (24-31 minutes). Why Charlie worries more about Suggs to the Raptors than Mobley (31-38 minutes)
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the different types of fans that will be rooting for the Packers this season with the Aaron Rodgers story. Those that are all-in, those that are mad at the organization, and those that are apathetic. How does he win them back (0-14 minutes). Charlie gives some thoughts on who he would like to see the Bucks draft on Thursday night even if they might trade the pick (14-24 minutes). Lastly, would you be okay if the Brewers didn't make a splash at the deadline (24-35 minutes)?
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of The Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about the Bucks' championship as it is now a week old. They discuss the run, Giannis, the Brat House Boyz, what's next and so much more. Charlie & Mitch also discuss the return of Aaron Rodgers. Why this was likely going to happen all along and what the Packers have to do now. The show wraps up with a little deadline talk as to what the Brewers might do.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie explains why the Green Bay Packers are the most dysfunctional franchise in the National Football League right now. How did they get there? Can it be solved? What's going to happen in the next few days (0-13 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' continued success against good teams and why that makes them a World Series contender (13-23 minutes). Charlie takes a first look at the Milwaukee Bucks' offseason. Where will they go from here? Thoughts on P.J. Tucker, Bryn Forbes, Bobby Portis, and much more (24-35 minutes).
On a special Saturday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Instagram Stories heard around the world as Aaron Rodgers & Davante Adams post 'Last Dance' Instagram Stories. Why Charlie hates it and thinks they could have gone about this in a better way (0-13 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Milwaukee Brewers win over the Chicago White Sox and why Tyrone Taylor has become an asset for this team (13-20 minutes). The show wraps up with Charlie explaining his parade FOMO (20-28 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Bucks winning a championship. What this means for Giannis and his legacy. This podcast features Charlie talking in all different topics he can about this game and everything else about the playoff run. Yes, it is a little all over the place, but consider yourself sitting down with Charlie having a few cold ones talking about this one. It's a great time to be alive, Bucks fans.
On this week's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch go over Game 6 and what might happen at the Fiserv Forum tonight. They talk about Giannis Antetokounmpo and his legacy. They also talk about the Suns' offense and why it plays into the Bucks' hands. They bring the negative too and talk about what the Suns would need to do to win this one. Lastly, they give a best-case scenario for Game 6.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Game 5 in the NBA Finals. There are a lot of topics covered in this one. It starts with Jrue Holiday and how he gets the redemption of the last few games plus why your Eric Bledsoe memes suck. Charlie also talks about the amazing shotmaking from Game 5. What was it like to watch the Valley Oop and after it. He also talks about how hard it is not to look ahead and the return of COVID corner!
On this week's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about Game 5. What are some of the things that we should look out for this weekend? Jrue Holiday coming up big, Suns' emotions, Bucks and Suns' role players, and much more. The boys also talk about why Giannis Antetokounmpo has hit the Aaron Rodgers level with fans. Lastly, they try to talk about the Brewers-Reds but let's be real, it's hard to keep their minds on that.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks winning Game 4 in exciting fashion in an all-time classic. Charlie talks about how the Bucks have been mentally tough all playoffs long and this is no different. He also chats about Khris Middleton's big night and how he has the clutch gene. Charlie also discusses Giannis' amazing block along with the contributions of Pat Connaughton.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie breaks down why Game 4 will decide everything for the Bucks & Suns. Will the Bucks make it a series or will Phoenix get one step closer to their first championship? Charlie also explains why he doesn't think the Bucks are dead if they go down 3-1 (0-13 minutes). Charlie puts together a hypothetical Home Run Derby featuring the Milwaukee Brewers then talks through the idea of getting Joey Gallo to the Brewers (13-26). Lastly, Charlie explains why no one is talking about the Packers' training camp & that's a good thing (26-29 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Game 3. He starts with Giannis Antetokounmpo and what he did in Game 3 with a dominant 42 point performance. Charlie explains why Phoenix has no answer him and he discusses where his legacy might be going and why if things go bad, this isn't the end. Charlie also discusses a big performance from Jrue Holiday and what Milwaukee needs from him. Topics covered as well in here - Middleton, more Brook Lopez, less Jeff Teague & much more.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the storylines from Game 2. He discusses some of the things that might happen tonight such as Giannis being an aggressor, more from Jrue Holiday, the officials & more (0-18 minutes). Charlie talks about the Brewers and the potential playoff matchup with the Mets + what a good spot baseball is in (18-31 minutes). Lastly, Why Charlie is fascinated by the NIL (31-38 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie explains why Game 1 for the Bucks is similar to what we've seen all playoffs. He talks about Giannis returning. Why Jrue needs to be better in this series. The officials being more favorable to Devin Booker which ultimately cost the Bucks. What the Bucks need from their bench. And what are some things we can expect in Game 2.
Today's Tapping The Keg features Charlie and Mitch covering all the angles of the Milwaukee Bucks-Phoenix Suns NBA Finals matchup. They talk about the point guard position, why it might be a good idea for Giannis Antetokounmpo to play in Game 2, not Game 1, Khris Middleton's new respect, the 'other guys', and much more. They also try to talk about the Brewers, but the podcast floats in a few directions to finish it off.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' big win on Saturday night. What it means for Giannis Antetokounmpo's legacy, Khris Middleton the closer, Jrue Holiday, Bucks bench, and more (0-19 minutes). Charlie also talks about the red-hot Brewers and why they could be positioning themselves nicely for the playoff run (19-29 minutes). Why you shouldn't expect much from The Match from Aaron Rodgers (29-32 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the weirdness of the Bucks being able to get to the finals in six games. The history of Bucks in Six and much more. He talks about Game 5 and why it made him more confident in this Bucks team. And why what they did in Game 5 should not be an issue if Trae Young gets hurt. Lastly, Charlie talks about why this is a different run than most in the playoffs and he's not running away from the heartbreak.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap Podcast, Charlie talks about Giannis' injury and what it could mean for the Milwaukee Bucks moving forward this season. Plus why it saves the Bucks from some tough conversations for next year (0-12 minutes). Charlie talks about Game 5 and beyond and why these games will not be an indication of what the Bucks do with Jrue Holiday or Khris Middleton (12-22 minutes). Charlie talks about the red-hot Brewers and why they might not make any significant deadline moves (22-34 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks through the Giannis Antetokounmpo injury. He lays out the best case scenario, the realistic scenario, and the worst-case scenario. He also talks about the NBA's year from hell with injuries. And why Charlie still thinks that the Bucks have a shot at making it to the NBA Finals even if Giannis cannot play.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie reacts to the commentary about the 2021 NBA Champion being 'One of the Worst Ever' from Bill Simmons. Charlie talks about why that misses the mark. Not only for the Milwaukee Bucks but also for the other three teams that are left (0-12 minutes). Charlie also discusses Game 4 tonight and why the Bucks have an opportunity to deliver the knockout punch early on (12-19 minutes). Why the Brewers should be considered as one of the best teams in baseball (19-29 mins
On today's episode of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Khris Middleton taking over this game in the fourth quarter. He goes absolutely nuts and Charlie talks about why he continues to play a special role on this team. Charlie also talks about Giannis' big second quarter + why Giannis/Khris might be Kobe and Shaq of this generation. Also, he talks Bucks' bench + the Atlanta gutpunch and excuses (0-23 minutes). Charlie also gets everyone ready for Brewers-Cubs where the Brew Crew hopes to set the tone.
On the Friday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why the Milwaukee Bucks-Atlanta Hawks reminds him of Boston Celtics-Milwaukee Bucks in 2019. He gives the reasoning behind it and what to expect in Game 2 (0-12 minutes). Charlie also discusses what a disaster Jason Kidd will be as the Dallas Mavericks' coach (12-18 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers ' re-opening day and why Christian Yelich might get hot. (18-27 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie empties his notebook with thoughts from Bucks-Hawks Game 1. Charlie talks about the various topics with a few tangents along the way... Why the Trae Young shimmy will come back to haunt him. The small ball conundrum. Bobby Portis takes. What do you do with P.J. Tucker? Jeff Teague continues to be an annoyance.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, we introduce the Heartbreak Index and look at who has seen more torture throughout the last 30 years. People who are fans in the state of Georgia or those who are fans in the state of Wisconsin. We do pro and college. It's an awesome and fun, nerdy deep dive (0-20 minutes). Next, Charlie talks about the situation at Wisconsin. Why Greg Gard needs to adapt even if he has the support of his AD + former players (20-30 minutes). Baseball continues to make a joke of themselves with this new substance rule and thoughts on Freddy Peralta's good start and Dan Vogelbach's injury (30-38 minutes).
Charlie returns to The Daily Tap to talk all things Bucks-Hawks as everyone gets ready for the big series on Wednesday night. Charlie discusses the key storylines from this series starting with the Jrue Holiday vs. Trae Young matchup, Giannis vs. Atlanta's bigs, Bobby Portis, and much more (0-25 minutes). Also, there is some Brewers talk at the end as Charlie explains why the Brewers aren't taking advantage of their weak schedule (25-32 mins).
Charlie & Mitch are here for another edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk all about Game 7 from all of the possible angles. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton coming up clutch, Jrue Holiday finding it late, Bud adjustments, and so much more. They also talk about the city erupting last night. The boys also talk about the potential matchups between Atlanta or Philadelphia.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' big Game 6 win. Charlie goes through everything from last night starting with Khris Middleton and what he did last night says so much about him. Giannis Antetokounmpo goes away from the three and how it affects Milwaukee. Thoughts on some P.J. Tucker and what to look forward to with Game 7.
On this edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about what could happen with the Milwaukee Bucks tonight in Game 6 and beyond. And how he devised the "Most Bucks thing' ever. (O-16 minutes). Charlie talks about the LeBron James tweets about the NBA and why he missed the mark (16-24 minutes). Lastly, why the Brewers getting swept isn't that big of a deal (24-32 minutes).
Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about all things related to the Milwaukee Bucks tonight. He goes over what happened in Game 5 as the Bucks failed to capitalize in certain spots. He talks about why Giannis' slander will be uneven. He also discusses the Reggie Miller tweet that isn't that dumb. And why the heartbreak narrative isn't there just yet. Lastly, he gives KD the props he deserves.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why Jrue Holiday makes more sense for the Bucks than Chris Paul. Despite CP3's success in this year's playoffs, Milwaukee made the right move (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about who has more pressure on them in Game 5 tonight - Bucks or Durant (Taped before the Harden news) (16-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about if the Cubs are that much better than the Brewers (24-32 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Game 4 win for the Milwaukee Bucks and how they've flipped the series. Bucks are now 2-2 and Charlie explains why there were more reasons for the Bucks winning besides the Kyrie Irving injury. He also talks about Steve Nash's PJ Tucker comments and what it might mean for Game 5 (0=18 minutes). Charlie expresses his frustrations with Mark Murphy as the Packers' chairman steps in the mud yet again (18-26 minutes)> Lastly, Charlie talks about the red hot Milwaukee Brewers and what this recent success means for the team (26-34 minutes)
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' big win on Thursday night. How they made things ugly and got it done on the defensive side of the ball. Will that be the plan going forward? That is discussed and much more (0-15 mins). Charlie explains why this week of practice for Jordan Love is the exact reason that Aaron Rodgers is holding out (15-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie says the expanded college football playoff is good for Wisconsin (24-31 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie discusses why people should not play the revisionist history game with the Bucks' roster. He explains why things happened like Jabari Parker over Joel Embiid or Thon Maker over Domantas Sabonis (3-17 minutes). Charlie also talks about why Green Bay would not be one of the worst teams in football with Jordan Love at the quarterback position (17-26 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains how Aaron Ashby is the next up in the Brewers' lineage of young pitchers becoming hopefully solid relievers first before moving to starting rotation (26-33 minutes).
In a special live reaction podcast, Charlie welcomes on Mitch Ross to talk about the debacle of Game 2 for the Milwaukee Bucks. The boys try to figure out what went wrong for the Bucks. What's going with Giannis Antetokounmpo's head? Why did they lay down? How much should we blame Bud? What needs to change? All those answers are answered as well as others + we get you ready for Game 3 (0-35 minutes). Next, Charlie takes over solo to talk through the latest news around Aaron Rodgers and why Matt LaFleur's fading relationship with Brian Gutekunst could be a game-changer (35-47 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks through the pitcher cheating scandal in baseball and why the early results are okay for the Brewers' aces (47-55 minutes).
On the Daily Tap, we're doing something a little different. One topic. Two subjects. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' loss to the Brooklyn Nets and why he finds it hard to blame Mike Budenholzer for this. There is more of a need for people to understand that the team's poor performance on the court is not all on Budenholzer. But Budenholzer is not beyond reproach either. Why he deserves some of the blame and what adjustments he needs to make tonight.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie explains why the league will survive without the big name teams and why this is the beginning of dynasties in the Eastern Conference or parity in the West. Charlie talks through it all and explains why it could end up being good for the league in the long run (0-14 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about the things he hates about the Brooklyn Nets in a fun segment (14-24 minutes). Charlie moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and why they could have a Aramis Ramirez Summer (24-30 mins). Lastly, Charlie explains why he can't get excited about the Green Bay Packers (30-37 minutes).
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch go deep with the Brooklyn-Milwaukee series. They talk about everything. From if Brooklyn is the most hateable team in the NBA to all the other matchups in the league. They break down the matchups by each position and the boys get more confidence about the Bucks as they talk. Lastly, they talk about who should scare the Brewers the most? Whether it's the Cubs, Cardinals, or themselves.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie discusses why this series of the Milwaukee Bucks and Brooklyn Nets on why this is the NBA Finals and what are the positive and negative ramifications of that (0-16 minutes). Wisconsin Badgers have a new AD and they keep in the family with Chris McIntosh. How could he make an impact replacing a legend (16-27 minutes). Lastly, why Eric Lauer failed a big test on Wednesday (27-33 minutes).
The Daily Tap is here to help you get through your first day back from the long weekend. Charlie talks about the Bucks sweep of the Miami Heat and why fans should not be afraid of Brooklyn. Charlie also checks in to see how each player performed in the first round of games. Charlie also talks about Aaron Rodgers and why June 1st was a fraudulent date. He agrees with Mike Florio that the Packers should ride it out for one more year and look at the Last Dance scenario. Lastly, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' big weekend.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks big Game 3 victory. Another blowout for the Bucks shows that this team is peaking at the right time as the playoffs begin. The impact of a guy like Jrue Holiday. Bucks' ability to hunt bad defenders and much more (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about the Brewers' good week as they take two of four from San Diego. The early impact of Willy Adamas and bringing the spirit of Carlos Gomez with the number 27. Charlie also talks about the smart decision to do an Opening Day re-do (15-27 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about how cool it is to be Miles Teller, and does being a guitar guy still play for college chicks? (27-36 minutes).
Charlie and Mitch are back at it again with another Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' first two games of playoffs then what to expect the rest of the way. Charlie also wonders if this is the most dysfunctional the Packers have been. Lots of Rodgers talk and where it goes from here. Lastly, are Brewers fans entitled with being upset at Stearns + why the Crew's time to strike begins this weekend.
On the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' big Game 2 win and why the game was more about the three-pointers made. Charlie talks about the other Bucks, defense, rebounding and much more (0-14 minutes). Charlie discusses the Kenny Mayne conversation with Aaron Rodgers and the only real takeaway is that Aaron Rodgers doesn't like Brian Gutekunst. Charlie talks about where to go from here (14-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie makes the case for Brandon Woodruff to be the top Cy Young contender (22-30 minutes).
On the Monday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks have a victory that looked like the start of a championship tape. He explains what all went right for the Bucks, what didn't, and what to look for in Game 2. Charlie also talks about the overreactions to the Bucks not avoiding the Heat (0-20 minutes). The podcast moves on to talk about the Brewers figuring it out, David Stearns makes a move & a bouncer rant (20-28 minutes). Lastly, Charlie discusses Phil Mickelson and Chellsie Memmel and why we would should all keep chasing our dreams (28-37 minutes).
Charlie & Mitch help wrap up your week with another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about why Charlie's Thursday pod went up late before getting into the NBA. They talk about Heat & Bucks top position players and how they match up with each other plus some big storylines in this series. Next, they talk about the other NBA games being played over the weekend and things to watch. Lastly, they reminisce about the Brewers and set expectations for the weekend.
NOTE: Charlie did not get this podcast up yesterday so it's almost a bonus episode of The Daily Tap. Enjoy listening to Charlie talks about what if the Milwaukee Bucks got reffed like the Los Angeles Lakers, the Brewers needing to make changes if things don't shape up this weekend, and why Aaron Rodgers' trade isn't like the NBA.
The Daily Tap Podcast discusses the Milwaukee Brewers offense, Ryan Braun's return?, Aaron Rodgers to speak, and Milwaukee's COVID rules falling off. The podcast begins with Charlie bemoaning the Brewers offense as it continues to struggle. Charlie wonders how low this team can sink with this offense and is there any way to get out of this rut. He also speaks on Luis Urias and his struggles and why this is a disaster for David Stearns (0-15 minutes). Charlie touches on a few quick topics. One being Ryan Braun potentially coming back midseason. Why Charlie wouldn't make a trade unless the Brewers were out of it (16-20 minutes). Some quick thoughts on Aaron Rodgers talking to Kenny Mayne (20-22 mins). Covid corner wraps up with Charlie discussing the mask mandate being over in June plus how Summerfest feels (22-30 minutes)
The Daily Tap podcast discusses why it's harder for the Milwaukee Bucks to get respect in the NBA compared to others. Charlie talks through the love that Joel Embiid gets compared to Giannis as well as the Bucks doing a bad job with their media connections (0-14 minutes). Charlie talks about how the media has their last gasp at Aaron Rodgers content with some ridiculous fake trades and the creation of the Rodgers Media Mafia (14-21 minutes). Why the next quarter of the season should be a window of opportunity for the Milwaukee Brewers (21-28 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap Podcast, Charlie talks about why the Bucks-Heat will not be a repeat of last year. He explains the differences of the teams and why the Bucks are better (0-15 minutes). Charlie wonders about the ceiling for Jordan Nwora and what might be his role with the Bucks' long term (15-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie wonders about the Brewers' offense and if one game was a mirage or not. (22-29 minutes).
The boys are back in business. Charlie and Mitch return after a long-ish layoff. They talk about their upcoming golf trip before getting into the show this week. It starts with Charlie and Mitch ranking the Bucks' first-round playoff opponents. They explain why Aaron Rodgers' drama will probably be the storyline this summer for Packers' fans, not the schedule. And what's wrong with the Brewers' offense and how to fix it.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers schedule and a key storyline from each game from Week 1 against New Orleans to Week 18 against Detroit (0-20 minutes). Charlie talks about Pat Baldwin Jr joining UWM and what that could mean for the university plus they're opportunity to own the city (20-29 minutes). The show wraps up with Charlie talking about if the Bucks being slightly worse since the All-Star Break matters or not (29-37 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how the uncertainty at quarterback for the Packers could affect how their schedule is laid out (0-10 minutes). Then Charlie guesses the schedule for the Green Bay Packers with a few games that he feels very confident about (10-20 minutes). Charlie also talks about Davante Adams's comments and they're not a surprise (20-26 minutes). Lastly, what the hell, Bucks? (26-31 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the battle for the two seed between the Milwaukee Bucks & Brooklyn Nets and why it matters to get that two seed versus being the three seed in the Eastern Conference (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about the latest Aaron Rodgers news with more detail on the communication issues, and why this could be a scenario where neither side is doing their part to communicate. Plus why the Rodgers story might go away for a week (15-24 minutes). The show wraps up with Charlie looking back at the weekend for the Milwaukee Brewers along with previewing the big series against the St. Louis Cardinals starting Tuesday (24-31 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie wonders if Jordan Love wasn't drafted, would Aaron Rodgers have won MVP? He gets into where Rodgers was before Love and after Love. As well as talks about why the 2021 NFL Draft explains the Love pick even more. Charlie also discusses the latest Rodgers' drama. He moves on to the Milwaukee Bucks where he talks about why people consistently put Joele Embiid ahead of Giannis Antetokounmpo. Lastly, do not panic about the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Daily Tap is back for its Wednesday edition. Charlie talks about why he believes the Milwaukee Bucks are the best team in the Eastern Conference after their big win against the Brooklyn Nets. Charlie also does a live-read of some of the worst Aaron Rodgers' trades known to man + says why everyone is overreacting trying to get him out of town. Lastly, he talks about Christian Yelich's back and if there's a concern.
On a special edition of Tapping The Keg, Mitch and Charlie are joined by Murph and they draft what are the most Milwaukee things in the city? They have to choose from bar, venue, favorite food, person, and one wild card. Who had the best draft? Who had the worst? There will be snubs, Let us know yours.
On Monday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie explains why Mark Murphy should shoulder a lot of the blame for what has happened with Aaron Rodgers. He also talks about why Brian Gutekunst is at fault. And how he tried to be Ted Thompson too early. Charlie also discusses what could happen next with the Green Bay Packers. After that, he talks about the Milwaukee Bucks's big win against the Brooklyn Nets. Why Charlie thinks people should believe in this team versus Brooklyn. Next, he recaps the big weekend for the Milwaukee Brewers and talks about how this has been weirdly more fun with multiple guys out. Lastly, he goes through the 2-7 round picks for the Packers in the NFL Draft.
On Friday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers' drama that consumed the football world yesterday. He explains how we got here, why Green Bay chose Jordan Love and much more (0-13 minutes). Charlie explains why the Eric Stokes draft was for need, not to make Rodgers unhappy (13-26 minutes). Charlie explains what's it's like to go to a baseball game during the time of COVID (26-35 minutes).
On Wednesday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the NFL Draft moves that would surprise Packers' fans the most. Call it the Jordan Love surprise of this year's draft and why could it involve Love (0-14 mins). Charlie also talks about the Bucks holding on in the fourth quarter and why their lineup gave us a preview of what's to come (14-21 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about why Tyrone Taylor needs more playing time (21-29 minutes).
On Tuesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie sits down with Nolan Murphy to talk about the upcoming NFL Draft. The boys covered everything about the draft. From who the Green Bay Packers should pick to what will happen with the quarterbacks at the top of the draft. They also talk about what picks would drive fans crazy along with some of the worst storylines that could come out of this draft. Also, don't worry, they run through some draft bets that they like as well.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap focuses on the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, & Charlie's trip to Austin. Subscribe, rate, review the show, always appreciated. The podcast kicks off by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' fourth-quarter struggles and why it's going from 'Oh they just didn't have Giannis' to a full-blown trend. Charlie also talks about why no one should be complaining about the Milwaukee Brewers right now. With their injuries, they're still doing amazing things, and we should all be wondering what's their ceiling instead of worrying about this team. Lastly, he talks about his Austin trip which featured barbecue, bars, and butts.
For the last few weeks, Charlie and Nolan Murphy have discussed the NFL Draft and how it relates to the NFL Draft. Murph, with the help of Charlie, has built the manifesto for this year's NFL Draft. It goes in this order - quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, offensive lineman, defensive lineman, EDGE, linebacker, secondary.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie and Murph do the final edition of the NFL Draft Manifesto talking about the secondary. This is a much-ballyhooed position for Packers fans. They talk about the moves they would make (0-17 minutes). Charlie also talks about Corbin Burnes's big night and how to a sports fan on vacation
On The Daily Tap today, Charlie talks about the disappointing end to the Milwaukee Bucks game last night. What went wrong late. Why the fourth quarter is a concern + would the officials have made that call in a full arena? (0-12 minutes). Charlie is joined by Nolan Murphy to talk about linebackers in the NFL Draft and who could fit for the Green Bay Packers (12-27 minutes). Charlie wraps up the show discussing the Milwaukee Brewers' win over the San Diego Padres and riding the wave (27-33 minutes).
On this edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch preview a big week in Wisconsin sports. They start with the Milwaukee Bucks as they play the Phoenix Suns then two with the Philadelphia 76ers. Lot of talk about where the Bucks are right now Then they move on to the Milwaukee Brewers where they're facing off against the San Diego Padres and Chicago Cubs. Also some thoughts on losing two of three to Pittsburgh.
The Daily Tap is here to wrap up the week. Charlie sits down with Nolan Murphy as they continue to build the draft manifesto. They're talking EDGE rushers this time around. Why Packers fans would freak if an EDGE gets drafted early, why this position is so hard to figure out, and much more (0-12 minutes). Charlie talks about the return of Giannis and how to manage those expectations + Milwaukee's win last night against Atlanta. Charlie also discusses what to expect with the Milwaukee Brewers this weekend.
Charlie and Mitch have another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast for the people. The boys start out talking about which Milwaukee Brewers players are must-watch right now along with a hodgepodge of other Brewers' topics like Corbin Burnes, Josh Hader, having fun, Cubs/Brewers and much more. Next, the boys talk about how the Milwaukee Bucks schedule is getting set to be much harder. They also talk about player rest and what the rest of the season might look like. Lastly, Aaron Rodgers fatigue and some randomness.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs having a real rivalry (0-13 minutes) Then he talks with Nolan Murphy about the interior defensive line prospects where Charlie admits his love for Daiyon Nixon (13-27 minutes). Charlie wonders what Brian Gutekunst could mean by saying this draft is loaded with secondary and offensive linemen (27-37 minutes).
The Daily Tap returns for another edition. On today's show, Charlie talks about the dynamic performance from Freddy Peralta against the Chicago Cubs. What has changed for Fred? Is this Cubs' influenced? Or have we seen true development? (0-15 minutes). Tailgating is back at American Family Field. Charlie shares his do's and don'ts of tailgating (15-27 minutes). Chuck's Corner talks about getting old (27-33 minutes).
The Daily Tap is loaded today. It starts off talking bout Giannis Antetokounmpo's knee injury and why the Bucks should be giving more answers. Charlie explains how this is unfair to many then talks about the Bucks weekend (0-11 mins). Why the Brewers made a statement last week plus ramblings from the weekend (11-20 minutes). Why Packers fans need to take the offseasons in phases (20-30 minutes)> Hideki Matsuyama's surprising Masters win. (30-37 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie is joined by a special guest Shannon aka ShayKenn who is a local DJ in Milwaukee. ShayKenn talks with Charlie about the Lucid Light Lounge event tonight as well as many other topics. They talk DJing in COVID in Milwaukee, outside of Milwaukee. DJ misconceptions, athletes who are club all-stars and so much more. They also chop it up about sports, Milwaukee bars.
Charlie and Mitch deliver another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys start off with first impressions of the Milwaukee Brewers this season. They talk offense, pitching, Devin Williams, Keston Hiura and much more. They talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and if they're freaking out about Giannis Antetokounmpo's knee injury. Why they both think the Bucks need to give people answers. Lastly, they talk about Packers including some Shailene Woodley rants, draft, and much more.
This is one of the biggest Daily Tap's in the history of the show. We have a ton of content here. We start with quick thoughts on the Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Bucks from last night. What can we take away from each game (0-12 minutes). Charlie and Murph get into another edition of the draft manifesto talking offensive line and who could help the Packers (12-29 minutes). Charlie wonders what's next for Wisconsin athletes (29-37 minutes). Why the Arcia deal was smart (37-42 minutes). Predictions for The Masters (42-49 minutes).
Aaron Rodgers finally spoke to the media after a hiatus in his first day of Jeopardy guest hosting. Rodgers silenced those who think there is some big issue with the contract. But also why he might be in another stage of his life where football isn't the first thing on his mind (3-16 minutes). Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers offense looking like their 2020 self and what's wrong with Keston Hiura? (16-26 minutes). Why it's so hard to go undefeated (26-32 minutes)> And 32 is the year where they don't want you to party (32-39 minutes).
Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about Jrue Holiday staying with the Milwaukee Bucks as he signs an extension to keep him in Milwaukee for years after this season along with thoughts on the Bucks this weekend + their team chemistry (0-15 minutes). Charlie plays a game of 'I don't want to overreact but' with the Milwaukee Brewers after a tough first weekend (15-26 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about missing the Jalen Suggs game and why it's a good thing he didn't go to Marquette (26-36 minutes).
The Daily Tap is here for its Friday edition. Charlie talks about Opening Day and the overreactions from it to open the show. What he likes from Game 1 from the Brewers and what he doesn't (0-12 minutes). Nolan Murphy joins him for another edition of building Murph's Draft Manifesto talking tight ends. What to do about Jace Sternberger? And why this is a forgettable class (12-30 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about the Bucks' weekend + Final Four (30-37 minutes).
On this episode of Tapping The Keg, Charlie and Mitch talk about all things Brewers as the boys get ready for the season. They give their outlook for the season and what might happen this year. The boys also talk about different storylines for the season. They also talk about how COVID has made the Bucks underrated and why you should not freak out about every loss. Lastly, Charlie gives his theories on Aaron Rodgers.
The Daily Tap podcast today has three great segments. We start with Nolan Murphy joining Charlie to talk about the NFL Draft. The boys discuss wide receivers and talk about all the favorites plus the ones that do not impress (1-21 minutes). Next, Charlie gets into why the media needs there to be a juicy Aaron Rodgers story after getting that action for the last few years (21-32 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about what worries him this Brewers' season (32-40 minutes).
This edition of The Daily Tap focuses on the Milwaukee Bucks and Milwaukee Brewers. It starts with the Bucks as Charlie reacts to a bad Bucks' loss against the Los Angeles Clippers. Charlie wonders why this team looks so bad when they're not at 100 percent and worries about it for the long run. That said, there are reasons not to fully panic (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Jeff Teague signing and why he feels like Teague might be another Bledsoe (14-21 minutes). Charlie discusses things that excite him about the Brewers this season (21-29 minutes). Lastly, should he hope his fiancee beats him in the bracket pool? (29-32 minutes).
The Daily Tap podcast is talking all about expectations today. Charlie starts off talking about expectations for Shaka Smart at Marquette (0-9 minutes). Next, he talks about what to expect from the Wisconsin Badgers looking for a new athletic director (9-17 minutes). The podcast moves on with Charlie discussing his realistic expectations of the Milwaukee Bucks' road trip plus how much he enjoyed Saturday night (17-23 minutes). Lastly, he explains why people should be sky high about the Milwaukee Brewers (23-30 minutes).
Tapping The Keg is here with Charlie and Mitch where they're breaking down the NBA Trade Deadline. They look at what the Bucks didn't do then explore the buyout market for them. Charlie & Mitch also talk about the rivals and the moves they made or didn't. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers and why it's okay they're staying put and not doing much in free agency. Lastly, the boys get in a heated discussion on if Marquette is a prestigious college basketball school.
On this edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie and Murph get together to talk about the running backs in this year's NFL Draft. Aaron Jones' return makes more sense after talking through what was available in this year's draft (1-16 minutes). Charlie talks about the return of Marcedes Lewis and what it means for the tight end position plus why the Packers are defying Aaron Rodgers' comments at the end of the year (16-24 minutes). Lastly, Charlie ranks the teams he wants the Bucks to face in the playoffs. Boston over Charlotte, really? (24-32 minutes).
On this very special edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie is joined by Nolan Murphy, draft czar. Charlie and Murph build the draft board for the 2021 NFL Draft starting with quarterbacks. Should the Packers go with the Ron Wolf model? And if so, who should they target? The boys like Kellen Mond. Also, thoughts on which top quarterback we don't want to see in the NFC (1-20 minutes). Charlie talks about Kevin King (21-30 minutes) and why the Brewers' offense might be good (30-36 minutes).
On today's edition of The Daily Tap podcast, Charlie breaks down why Michigan needs to make the Final Four in order to save the Big Ten from having the worst conference performance in the last 10 years. He also talks about the death of blue bloods and much more (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about why last night's Bucks win makes him think the Bucks could do more load managing of Giannis Antetokounmpo and find a way to win basketball games (14-21 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about what the restructuring of Aaron Rodgers' contract means for Jordan Love and the future of the Green Bay Packers (21-29 minutes).
The Daily Tap returns after a small hiatus. Charlie explains that a bit before diving into potential Bucks trade candidates including Austin Rivers, Lonzo Ball, Josh Hart, and... Bogdan Bogdanovic (0-11 mins). Charlie also talks about Steve Wojciechowski's firing and where does Marquette goes from here (11-22 mins). He discusses the Wisconsin Badgers quickly and why some seniors might be okay to come back (22-28 mins). Lastly, Charlie talks about the LeBron James injury and what that does for the MVP race + Lakers in the playoffs (28-37 minutes).
The Daily Tap is live for another edition. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' huge win against the Philadelphia 76ers and why it mattered more than expected (0-13 minutes). Charlie breaks down the P.J. Tucker and wonders what could be next for the Milwaukee Bucks (13-20 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why Packers' fans need to chill about free agency (20-29 minutes).
On The Daily Tap today, Charlie breaks down some of the biggest fake sports narratives going. From the unsourced idea that teams will trade for Robert Tonyan, Wisconsin being able to beat Baylor, or Giannis not getting MVP votes because of the playoffs. They're all fake. Charlie breaks it down (0-14 minutes). He also previews Bucks-Sixers and why Milwaukee is in a no-win situation. (14-21 mins)> Charlie touches on Andy Dalton quickly before explaining why no one is an amateur on St. Patrick's Day.
The Daily Tap podcast discusses the latest criticism of the Green Bay Packers. Why did you draft A.J. Dillon to have him be a backup? Charlie explains why that's flawed thinking and gives his reasons why. (0-14 minutes). Charlie also talks about the free agency news such as Linsley, Corey Davis, and the lol Bears (14-22 minutes). The podcast rolls on to talk about how Giannis Antetokounmpo is forcing his way into the MVP discussion (22-32 minutes). And saying goodbye to Ryan Braun (32-36 minutes).
Charlie and Mitch start the week off right with Tapping The Keg. The boys talk about the NCAA Tournament to begin the show. They look at what chance Wisconsin has against North Carolina then go through all the brackets. The podcast moves on to discuss the impact of the Aaron Jones signing and what it might mean for the future of the Packers. The boys finish the show by previewing the Milwaukee Bucks' week and why there is some juice out of the Sixers' game on Wednesday.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Wisconsin Badgers' thriller against Penn State. He wonders if the team is a nobody believes in us candidate or fraudulent plus recapping an awesome day of hoops (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about the Bucks' big start to the second half with Giannis' triple-double, Bryn Forbes & Brook (16-24 minutes). Why competition between Avisail Garcia and Jackie Bradley Jr is a good thing (24-30 minutes).
Tapping The Keg podcast this week talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and COVID one year later plus some college hoops at the very end. The podcast starts with Charlie and Mitch talking about what to expect from the Milwaukee Bucks in the second half. Thoughts on Giannis, Khris Middleton, Jrue Holiday & more. The podcast also talks about the Packers' upcoming free agency and how no one knows. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch look back at COVID one year later then do some college hoops at the very end.
The Daily Tap's podcast today talks about Aaron Jones' contract situation as Green Bay decided not to tag him. Why he might be the Packers' version of Malcolm Brogdon when it's all said and done (0-11 minutes). Charlie talks about the joy of conference tournaments being back this week after being taken away from us because of COVID (11-19 minutes). Lastly, Charlie tells the story of his time going to the 2011 NLCS and why it's worth spending money sometimes (19-27 minutes).
The Daily Tap podcast is here for its Tuesday edition. Charlie talks about Dak Prescott's deal and what it means for the Green Bay Packers (0-16 minutes). He goes over what it could mean for a guy like Aaron Rodgers then what it could mean for Green Bay wanting to make moves for the offseason. Charlie also discusses what the Bucks might do at the trade deadline. The answer is not a lot, but why Giannis Antetokounmpo can recruit buyout guys to come here (16-24 minutes). The show wraps up with Charlie convincing everyone to be on the Brewers' bandwagon early (24-32 minutes).
The Daily Tap arrives Monday here with a lot of topics as well. We start with the Wisconsin Badgers discussing what happened on Sunday with Bo Borowski but why he's not the only reason for Wisconsin's failures. Also why Charlie can't feel bad for Brad Davison plus some Marquette stuff too (0-15 minutes). Charlie talks about Giannis' All-Star Game performance then why it doesn't concern him Blake Griffin went to Brooklyn (15-25 minutes). The podcast talks Preston Smith trade market + any interest in Zach Ertz (25-30 mins). The Tap In talks about Bryson's big weekend and how golf survives without Tiger.(30-37 minutes).
Charlie is back for the final edition of The Daily Tap for the week. He apologizes for Thursday and explains what happens before getting into it. Charlie talks about the Bucks closing out another game. The great play of Jrue Holiday down the stretch, finding ways to win and much more. Charlie also touches on a few hodgepodge items in the NBA (0-19 minutes). Charlie also talks about Ryan Braun wanting to come back in July and why he's okay with that (19-28 minutes). He talks about how Milwaukee drinks the 9th most out of any team in baseball and why that's wrong (28-33 minutes). Charlie confuses himself about conference tournaments to end the show.
Funny story about today's edition of The Daily Tap. I started taping this last night then I finished up in the morning then I forgot to edit it until I was cooking dinner. This is a show that goes in a few places. 0-10 minutes: Why if you franchise tag Aaron Jones, it means you're likely going to see Jordan Love at quarterback. 10-21 minutes: Instant reaction about the Brewers' signing Jackie Bradley Jr. 21-28 minutes: Ticket Story Time talks about my time going to a Bruce Springsteen concert a few years ago.
The Daily Tap for Wednesday, March 3rd is life as Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and the Wisconsin Badgers' basketball team. Charlie starts by discussing all the different comments from the different Packers' coaches and GM yesterday. What stood out? (0-16 mins). The podcast moves on with Charlie trying to figure out what the hell happened to the Bucks last night (16-22 minutes). Lastly, Charlie discusses why the seniors at Wisconsin should not be asked back (22-30 minutes
Charlie and Mitch are back with another edition of Tapping The Keg. The boys start off the show recapping their weekend which was the first wild one in awhile. Next, they talk about what Green Bay should do this offseason now that JJ Watt is off the table. Charlie & Mitch talk about unpaid internships for a bit before getting into Giannis and why he's taking the next step. Lastly, they talk about college hoops and where both programs sit with Wisconsin and Marquette.
The Daily Tap is here to kick off March with you today talking about the Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Packers, and a little bit of golf. Charlie starts by talking about why this was a signature win for Milwaukee plus why that matters (0-10 minutes). Charlie also talks about why Giannis should be the main story in the NBA right now (10-16 minutes). The podcast talks about some Brewers' spring training notes (16-24 minutes), Packers-Chiefs for the 17th game (24-31 minutes), and why Colin Morikawa could be the next great golfer (31-36 minutes).
The Daily Tap is here to take you into the weekend with a great show. Charlie starts off the show talking about Jrue Holiday's extension. Why it's only a matter of time before it happens for Holiday (0-10 minutes). Charlie also talks about the Bucks' big win last night over the Pelicans with a dash of a Clippers preview (10-19 mins). Charlie talks about how the NFL is becoming the NBA with the latest Russell Wilson news (19-28 minutes). Ticket Story Time features the 2002 Packers-Vikings matchup (28-39 minutes).
Charlie & Mitch are back for another edition of Tapping The Keg. The boys talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and Green Bay Packers being held to different standards by Wisconsin sports fans and why that is. Next, they discuss the Bucks' schedule with a dash of All-Star. They also talk about the Milwaukee Brewers and what they're excited for and not excited for. Lastly, Charlie tries to reason with Packers' fans about the salary cap.
The Daily Tap is back for the Wednesday edition. Charlie talks about how fired up he is about the Marquette-North Carolina matchup. Charlie discusses why they need more bubble matchups in February. And he has a great idea to do it (0-14 minutes). Charlie also discusses why he's made peace with Aaron Jones not coming back with the recent news about the Dolphins and him (14-23 minutes). Lastly, Charlie talks about how these Bucks' games aren't that important but they may matter in the long run (23-31 minutes).
The Daily Tap is life for Tuesday with Charlie talking about the Milwaukee Brewers' over/under chances this season. The case for the over, the case for the under in 2021 for the Crew (0-10 minutes). Charlie talks about how the Timberwolves-Bucks were supposed to be a huge rivalry, but it never happened (10-20 mins). Lastly, Chuck's Corner talks about how Charlie learned not to fight a wrestler similar to what the Oklahoma kid learned over the weekend (20-28 minutes).
New Daily Tap for all the Wisconsin sports fans out there. Charlie discusses the recent hot streak by Giannis Antetokounmpo and why he is playing an MVP level. But despite that, he will not get any MVP consideration and why that's okay (0-10 mins). Charlie also talks about the Bucks' two-game winning streak, Holiday may be coming back and late stats (10-16 minutes). Are you in on an Omar Narvaez comeback this season? Charlie explains why the comments make him feel good (16-24 minutes). Packers clean some cap space as expected (24-30 minutes). Lastly, Charlie explains why you should be in on golf (31-38 minutes).
The Daily Tap wraps up the week with a discussion about the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie chooses to move forward and look ahead to the final seven games of the first of the season. He explains why it's so important for the Bucks to finish strong or it could mean curtains for Mike Budenholzer (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about what Brewers/Badgers Football are doing to bring fans back into the stands (17-27 mins). Lastly, he talks about Badgers' latest loss and how Marquette is somehow still alive for the NCAA Tournament (27-35 minutes).
On this version of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the big games tonight in the state of Wisconsin. First, the Bucks take on the Raptors again, and despite Giannis' 'Don't panic' comments, it is a must-win tonight (0-8 minutes). Charlie also explains why the same holds true for Wisconsin and why they have a good shot at it tonight (8-16 minutes). The podcast wraps up with Ticket Story Time about Charlie's visits to Notre Dame (16-24 minutes)
On The Daily Tap today, Charlie talks about why Milwaukee Bucks fans should not be pushing the panic button. The losing streak is not fun, but the Bucks are going through growing pains. But why changes are needed but they do not include firing Bud (0-14 minutes). Charlie explains why Jalen Johnson should not get treated with kids' gloves (14-24 minutes). Charlie goes into two Brewers signings, Brett Anderson & Travis Shaw (24-31 minutes).
Charlie and Mitch lined up a great episode for Tapping The Keg 404. The podcast begins with some weather talk as the boys bear down for another snowstorm. After that, they get into athletes who are beloved by Wisconsinites, but they don't play for a professional Wisconsin team. This is in light of JJ Watt and others. We discuss the top guys. The podcast moves on to talk about the Bucks moving forward with fans and how that affects them this week. Do we need a salary cap in baseball? And reactions to the breaking Jalen Johnson story.
The Daily Tap's Monday edition is a doozy. Charlie talks about all of the hot Wisconsin sports topics on today's show. First he starts with a recap of the Milwaukee Bucks' road trip. What went right, what did not (0-16 minutes). Charlie talks about JJ Watt and the possibility of him being a Green Bay Packer (16-26 mins). Charlie discusses getting dissed by Justin Turner who likely used the Brewers as a pawn (26-35 mins). To end the show, it is another disappointing weekend for Wisconsin college hoops (35-43 mins).
Tapping The Keg podcast's weekly episode focuses this week on all the Wisconsin sports topics. Starting with the Green Bay Packers, Charlie and Mitch discuss all the different options for Green Bay next season from the running back position to the EDGE rusher. Who could be in play? They also talk about the impact not having Jrue Holiday could have with Milwaukee, and the hype around Khris Middleton. The podcast finishes with rapid fire about the Miller Park roof, March Madness' schedule, and Jordan ZImmermann.
The Daily Tap podcast talks about the moves that Green Bay Packers could make with the roster they have now. Charlie looks at different moves at each position starting with quarterback and working his way to the special teams (0-15 minutes). Charlie reacts to Ryan Braun's comments and thinks that Braun is playing the long game to avoid Spring Training (15-24 minutes). Ticket Story Time talks about his trip to Boston with his dad about two games they went to, the Boston Bruins' Stanley Cup celebration, and the Chicken N' Beer Red Sox (24-33 minutes).
On the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the 'Beat Ya Ass' Bucks are back in action and he couldn't love it more. Why this game should make all Bucks' fans appreciate Khris Middleton more and how this might have unlocked something with him playing point forward. He also discusses the potential impact of Jrue Holiday and COVID-19 (0-14 minutes). Charlie reacts to the column where Matt LaFleur has a vision of Vic Fangio's defense for the Green Bay Packers. What does that mean for the offseason? And why it helps Charlie buy into Joe Barry (14-23 minutes). The show wraps up talking about the Milwaukee Brewers being PECOTA darlings and how it helps Charlie buy into the Brewers season. Plus MLB makes their rules for 2021 (23-35 mins).
The Daily Tap's Monday show is loaded as always with six different topics today. Charlie starts the show with talking about Super Bowl 55. He explains why the Green Bay Packers players, fans, coaches are likely sad today. They missed a golden opportunity. Charlie also talks about why the Bucs are different from other 'super teams' in the NFL. He talks too about Rodgers MVP and LeRoy Butler getting snubbed again from Canton plus some thoughts on Charles Woodson. Charlie talks about the Bucks' good weekend and looks ahead to this week. Lastly, he finishes wrapping up another tough weekend for college hoops in Wisconsin.
The Daily Tap's Friday edition is here. Charlie talks about what he is doing for the Super Bowl from a betting perspective. He explains the angles that he is looking at as well as the process of visualizing what might happen in the game (0-18 mins). He previews Wisconsin Sports Weekend where he previews the weekend's worth of games in the State of Wisconsin. Thoughts on Bucks-Cavs, Wisconsin-Illinois, Marquette-Creighton.
The Thursday edition of The Daily Tap is here for Wisconsin sports fans. Charlie talks about how the Milwaukee Bucks flipped the narrative in the last two games with two huge blowouts. Why Giannis Antetokounmpo becoming a post player is a huge development plus why Indiana is an ideal matchup for Milwaukee (0-11 mins). Charlie reacts to the Kolten Wong deal and how this makes the Brewers so much better yet they're still one move away (11-24 mins). Lastly, Chuck's Corner focuses on getting blocked on Twitter as a college basketball podcaster can't handle the heat from Charlie.
The Daily Tap is here for its Wednesday edition. Charlie explains why it would be a bad idea for Green Bay Packers' head coach Matt LaFleur to give up playcalling duties. Why one game doesn't mean it's like that every game, and why it gives him vibes of 2015 with Mike McCarthy (0-10 mins). Charlie also talks about Jordan Love's comments to a national radio program and wonders why Love is speaking to the media in the first place. He thinks this might be a calculated move by Love's team (10-18 mins). The podcast wraps up with a fun segment where Charlie wonders when is the best age range to win a championship? He makes a case for or against all different age ranges with some personal stories mixed in (18-29 mins).
On the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why the Packers might have assumed wrongly about Aaron Rodgers which led them to draft Jordan Love. And why it would be okay to trade Love this offseason and not be a failed pick (0-14 mins). Charlie also talks about how much he appreciated the Bucks' win and their quotes last night (14-24 mins). Lastly, why Marquette has Charlie feeling like he doesn't care anymore about one of his favorite teams (24-32 mins).
On a special Monday edition of Tapping The Keg, Charlie and Mitch talk about a host of things for today's show. They start talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' bad weekend if it's worth panicking about plus if Bud is on the hot seat. They talk about Mike Pettine leaving and what's next plus some talk around Sherman or Watt to the Packers plus reaction to the Stafford trade. The boys also talk about Milwaukee Brewers doing absolutely nothing while their NL Central rivals make moves and wrap up the show about the controversy of Alex Lasry getting vaccinated.
Today's episode of The Daily Tap is all about free talk. Free Talk Friday is here as Charlie goes through a variety of topics that include why the sports world is entranced by the stock market, Nolan Arenado maybe being a Cardinal, and why people should stop being upset about Miller Park (0-18 mins). Charlie finishes the show by telling the story about how he was at the infamous Sausage Race game with Randall Simon (18-28 mins).
On this week's Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie & Mitch talk about the Packers' offseason, Giannis' narratives, and a baseball attendance segment out of thin air. The podcast begins talking about the biggest moves of the offseason with the likes of Corey Linsley, Aaron Jones, a new Rodgers contract, and much more. The boys continue the podcast by discussing if Giannis Antetokounmpo is being treated fairly or not by the NBA media plus give some in-game thoughts. Lastly, Charlie & Mitch talk about a variety of topics to wrap up the show.
The Daily Tap's Wednesday edition talks about Aaron Rodgers and the haters. He goes over what Rodgers said to Pat McAfee yesterday on Pat McAfee Show. And discusses why it confirms everything that Charlie thought on Sunday. It all makes sense and he explains why. Charlie also talks about the Brewers finally making moves with Justin Turner and Eddie Rosario conversations. Also, a rant on the Baseball Hall of Fame. Lastly, Charlie talks about how Kobe Bryant's death impacted his 2020.
The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition talks about all of the different headlines that happened after the Packers-Buccaneers game then some hoops and finished off with Chuck's Corner. Charlie separates the real stories from the fake ones plus why Adam Schefter tried to be the cool kid. He also picks the biggest stories from the college hoops weekend. Lastly, he talks about how bars are still struggling with the COVID rules.
On Monday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie doesn't have much of a show structure. It is just him talking into the microphone about what happened on Sunday. He gives you where is head is at with everything inside the game then thoughts on people trying to make Aaron Rodgers into an NBA player.
On the Friday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the life of Ted Thompson and what he meant to the Green Bay Packers. He explains how Thompson is more of a Packer than most people give him credit for. Charlie also discusses the passing of Hank Aaron. The podcast moves on to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks and why Mike Budenholzer needs to figure out his second unit immediately plus some thoughts on Bucks' fans patience. Lastly, he goes through the betting lines of the NFL Championship weekend.
Tapping The Keg turns 400. To celebrate, we have a very special show featuring our favorite recurring guest Nolan Murphy. The three boys talk about all things Bucs-Packers. Storylines, things that scare us, predictions. Murph gives us his experience at Lambeau Field last week. Pulse on the Milwaukee Bucks at this point of the season. Lastly, we go through some SnotapWI moments, some failed ideas, and a special announcement.
The Daily Tap is here for its Wednesday edition. Charlie talks about what would be the best and worst-case scenarios for Packers-Bucs this weekend. Charlie explains what those would be for the offense, defense, special teams, and the game itself (0-18 mins). The NMM report looks at Jared Porter, Eric Bienemy, and Kyrie Irving (18-31 minutes). Ticket Story Time, a new segment, where Charlie breaks down a game he went to in the past (31-35 mins).
The Daily Tap is ready to give you what Wisconsin sports fans need to know today. Charlie starts the show talking about all of the Packers-Buccaneers storylines. He discusses why this game matters more for Aaron Rodgers, taking a page out of KC's playbook, hiding Kevin King, and much more (0-22 mins). Charlie also talks about the Bucks-Nets game and why there is no reason to overreact. Also why he is more scared of the Nets without Kyrie than with him (22-30 mins). Charlie finishes up the show by discussing people upset at the Green Bay bar owners for their large crowds over the weekend and why people should focus their anger elsewhere (30-38 mins).
Green Bay Packers are moving on to the NFC Championship game. The Daily Tap is here to talk about it. Charlie talks about why there isn't a better time to be a Green Bay Packers fan and why the Packers won the weekend (0-9 mins). Charlie talks about the Packers' offense and defensive efforts against the Rams plus the fans returning to Lambeau Field (9-22 mins). Lastly, the show wraps up talking about three things from Bucks-Mavericks then a little bit on Milwaukee-Brooklyn (22-30).
The Daily Tap is here for its Friday edition. Charlie talks about all the different betting angles for the Wisconsin sports teams. It starts with the Green Bay Packers and discussing where they stand with the Los Angeles Rams. Charlie also discusses why he's staying away from the Bucks, and why there is a sucker bet in the Wisconsin-Rutgers game. He also talks about the NFL Playoffs betting angles.
Mitch Ross and Charlie get together for the 399th episode of Tapping The Keg. The whole podcast focuses on 'Are you Scared' with different teams in the state of Wisconsin. The boys start by breaking down why people might be scared of the Rams and should they? Next, a COVID sidetrack rant before Charlie explaining why Brooklyn doesn't scare him. . Lastly, they talk about why they're scared David Stearns will not make a move.
The Daily Tap kicks off today talking about college basketball. Charlie talks about why he thinks the Wisconsin Badgers might not be part of the elite of the Big Ten plus why Greg Gard has to bench Nathan Reuvers (0-15 minutes). Charlie shows signs of optimism with Marquette but knows pain is coming around the corner (15-25 mins). Packer's talk is about the legacy of Davante Adams and Jaire Alexander after Saturday's game (25-33). Charlie finishes the show by dreaming about Jose Ramirez in a Brewers' uniform and the Garcia/Sogard Scale.
Charlie delivers the latest version of The Daily Tap. He talks about the first thoughts around the Rams-Packers matchup ranking the most important people in the game (0-22 mins). Charlie also talks about the NBA and COVID-19. Why this is similar to what we've seen in other sports and the freakout isn't warranted (22-29 mins). He also talks about why Nick Saban needs to retire to make college football cool again (29-37 mins). And lastly, he introduces Chuck's Corner which talks about Charlie's personal life a bit (37-50 mins).
The Daily Tap's Monday edition talks about the Wild Card weekend from the eyes of a Packers fan. Charlie breaks down each game starting in the NFC with the Los Angeles Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and New Orleans Saints. He talks about how each shape up against the Green Bay Packers. Charlie also talks about the AFC for a bit too (0-16 mins). Charlie discusses the Barstool Fund and Aaron Rodgers' involvement. Why It's something every Packers fan should get behind (16-23 mins). The show finishes by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' uneven weekend and why we just all have to be patient (22-31 mins).
Tapping The Keg is a little different today. It is short. That's due to some audio issues on my end. The Bucks topic isn't there. Apologies to those that expect a longer one. Mitch and Charlie talked about the Green Bay Packers in this shortened version. They talk about what playoff matchup Green Bay would want to see, and how Packers could get screwed. The boys also wonder if all the talk of 2010 is warranted by the local media?
The Daily Tap's Wednesday edition looks at who and what will be playoff x-factors for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie talks about both the offense and defense (0-10 mins). Charlie recaps the Marquette-UConn disaster and wonders what went wrong for the Golden Eagles (10-19 mins). The last topic of the day focuses on the Cleveland Browns where Charlie wonders what the reaction would be like if this were the Packers? (20-26 mins).
The Daily Tap talks about the ranking of the NFL Playoffs teams, and where the Packers sit. Charlie explains why they're at the top of his power rankings along with all the other teams mentioned (0-18 mins). Charlie talks about why Mike Pettine and Matt LaFleur aren't entirely on the same page (18-23 mins). Bucks' recap from their win against the Detroit Pistons (23-27 mins). Why Jack Coan was underrated by Badgers fans (27-31 mins).
The Daily Tap is here for your first Monday of the New Year. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers grabbing the one seed and an interesting comment from Aaron Nagler, Packers writer, that he is as 'Confident as 96'. We discuss why that might be true looking at the Packers teams heading into the playoffs through the years (0-12 mins). Charlie also talks about the Packers-Bears game with the topics like Aaron Rodgers' play, the offensive line, the defense bending and not breaking (12-22 minutes). Charlie discusses how the Bucks did on Friday plus some interesting comments from Donte DiVencenzo (22-31 mins). Lastly, Charlie discusses the impact of all of the Wisconsin players returning for another year (31-35 mins).
Charlie is back for the second-to-last podcast of the year. He talks about 2021 and what he might expect from all the major sports teams plus when he thinks fans will be back in the stands (0-22 mins). Charlie explains why the Bears do not scare him on either side of the football (22-30 mins). Finally, why Bucks are smart to use Middleton and Holiday as their primary scorers against Miami (30-35 mins).
Tapping The Keg podcast ends 2020 with a bang and a long show. Charlie and Mitch get this show started by wondering which Wisconsin athlete won 2020. Charlie talks about his case for Aaron Rodgers while Mitch talks about Giannis Antetokunmpo. A lot of topics get discussed in this segment. Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers' success against Tennessee. He asks Mitch if his faith in the Packers is too much? Finally, the boys wonder if there are any overreactions worth discussing at this point of the young season.
The Daily Tap is back from Christmas break to deliver you a long Monday podcast. Charlie explains why the Packers are the best team in the NFL. Not just the NFC, the whole NFL (0-15 minutes). Charlie looks back on the Packers' win against Tennessee talking about the offense, the surprising defense, and why special teams scare him (15-27 minutes). Charlie talks about the recent Milwaukee Bucks struggles and why it's not the time to freak out (27-35 minutes). The podcast wraps up by wondering if the Badgers are the best team in the Big Ten (35-42 minutes).
The Daily Tap is here to ride out the last day of the Holiday work week. Charlie talks about Derrick Henry and why Packers fans shouldn't be afraid of him. He also discusses why what they do against Henry doesn't equate to how they'll do in the postseason. Charlie also talks about Packers' record against winning teams, Robert Tonyan's snub (0-15 mins). Charlie spends the rest of the show discussing the Bucks' tampering rule and why the small market gets squeezed out plus some thoughts on Bucks/Celtcs (15-25 mins).
Tapping The Keg podcast is ready to talk NBA with you. Charlie and Mitch are discussing all things Bucks on this podcast. They start off with a spirited discussion about if the regular season matters or if they just need to get to the playoffs. They also talk about what they need from Giannis Antetokounmpo and Mike Budenholzer. The podcast goes into Milwaukee's roster from Jrue Holiday to Sam Merrill. The podcast talks about the Eastern Conference and how they shape up with the Bucks. And finally, they give their predictions for the Eastern and Western conferences.
The Daily Tap is back for its Monday edition. Charlie talks about the Packers 'ugly' win against the Carolina Panthers, Marquette/Wisconsin hoops, and broken college football. Charlie talks about the Packers' ugly win and why it didn't matter too much in the grand scheme. Charlie contends some things to do need to improve, but it wasn't all bad for Green Bay (0-16 mins). Charlie talks about Wisconsin Badgers beating up on Louisville and why Marquette fans have a right to be frustrated (16-28 mins). He wraps with all of the issues plaguing college football (28-38 mins).
The Daily Tap wraps up its week with wondering if we should bet our Wisconsin sports team. Charlie talks about the Packers-Panthers line and even though all the trends are saying not to bet the Packers, Charlie still makes a case. Over might be on the play. Wisconsin-Minnesota is a high spread but why Vegas is expecting you to take the cheese. Charlie also talks about the other NFL and College games then some thoughts on Wojo at the very end.
The Daily Tap brings you the Thursday edition with some Bucks talk, Panthers-Packers discussion, and the return of the NMMR. Charlie starts talking about why the mantra still should be championship or bust for the Milwaukee Bucks. That does not change despite Giannis signing the Supermax (0-10 mins). Charlie continues the show to talk about the Panthers-Packers matchup. Why there is a little bit of concern on Charlie's end about this game (10-20 mins). The National Media Murph Report returns to talk about the absurdity of College Football Playoffs, and why COVID exposed the committee. Charlie also talks about the talks of baseball pushing their season back (20-30 mins).
On The Daily Tap for Wednesday, December 16th, it is done a little differently than most Daily Tap's. Charlie talks about one topic and one topic alone. He talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo signing a supermax deal with the Milwaukee Bucks. He talks about the city impact. Why Wisconsin is a sports state and how all of the haters were completely wrong.
Charlie and Mitch are back after a week off to deliver the Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys discuss some different Giannis Antetokounmpo hypotheticals to start the show. Such as would you take a championship if it meant Giannis left this summer? Charlie and Mitch talk about how Packers' fans have scared fan syndrome and why they need to break it. Lastly, the boys discuss if the Badgers should play in a bowl game.
The Daily Tap is here for its Monday edition. The podcast is talking about Packers' regression not happening, Packers-Lions recap, why you can't blame the Badgers football team, and Bucks overreactions. Charlie starts by talking about how the Packers shoved regression into a locker and why it happened (0-11 mins). Charlie recaps what happened in the Packers-Lions game (11-20 mins). Charlie offers an interesting take on why the Badgers' offense shouldn't be getting a ton of blame (20-28 mins). Lastly, why reacting about one preseason game is a bit overboard (28-33 mins).
The Daily Tap is here to try and calm you down about Giannis Antetokounmpo. Charlie also talks some college hoops then goes into making fun of Kevin Warren. Charlie talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo comments and why he's not making a big deal of them. Why it could be down to two choices and what if it goes bad? (0-16 mins). Charlie also talks about the college hoops week for Wisconsin and Marquette (16-24). Then how the Ohio State saga is the perfect end to Kevin Warren's first year and I bum out Indiana fans (25-34 mins).
The Daily Tap is here for its Wednesday edition. Charlie talks about James Harden to the Bucks, Lions-Packers plus Lions headed for a rebuild, and COVID & college hoops. The podcast starts with Charlie explaining why the Bucks can't trade for James Harden. The assets aren't there for it to make sense. Thoughts on why he would fit though plus him going to the Eastern Conference (0-12 mins). Charlie gets into the Packers-Lions matchup and why for the third straight week, the Packers are playing a team with a final gasp at the playoffs. Charlie also talks about what Detroit needs to do to improve with their new GM and coach. The show wraps up with Charlie tackling some ridiculous COVID takes from Coach K and Jay Bilas.
The Daily Tap is talking about the Green Bay Packers' defense, Giannis' Supermax worries, and Brewers doing their usual offseason things. First, Charlie talks about the Packers' defense and why he thinks it's better than the fans give it credit for. He points out how most NFC teams have a flaw and why that should be considered when evaluating this defense. (0-15 mins). Charlie also talks about Giannis' supermax concerns as he still hasn't signed it. He discusses why the media is protecting him and not expecting more out of him with his recent silence (15-22 mins). Brewers are doing their usual offseason and that's perfectly fine. This is how they do not become the Reds plus what the Joc Pederson interest could mean (22-29 mins).
Another Packers victory Monday podcast for you all. We are talking about Aaron Rodgers vs. Patrick Mahomes, Packers beating the Eagles, Marquette over Wisconsin, and the Badgers' football woes. Charlie breaks down the Mahomes/Rodgers MVP race and why we could be headed for a split MVP (0-10 mins). Packers' impressive offense & defense yet eye roll from the special teams (10-20 mins). Why Marquette's win over Wisconsin mattered and how this is a rivalry (20-30 mins). Charlie explains how he can be a Badger football fan while liking Marquette then goes into what Paul Chryst should do to end the season (30-40 mins).
The Daily Tap's Friday show is another edition of 'Should I bet my team'? This is a fun weekend for those who like to bet on Wisconsin sports teams with action each day. Charlie breaks down the Packers-Eagles game first. He explains why he likes the spread and maybe likes the over too (0-10 mins). Charlie moves into talking about Wisconsin football against Indiana. The spread is high but Charlie thinks there is a reason for that. He explains (10-18 mins). Lastly, Charlie breaks down Marquette-Wisconsin. Why the spread is so low and might be a close one. (18-25 mins).
Charlie and Mitch are back for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. This is an episode that goes in a lot of different places so strap in. Charlie and Mitch talk about the MVP race and wonder if Aaron Rodgers is the LeBron James of the NFL. The boys also talk about the start of the NBA season, Fox Sports Wisconsin drama and more plus if any panic is setting in around Giannis' supermax. Charlie talks about Kirk Herbstreit's latest comments about college football and wonders if they really are in dire shape.
The Daily Tap is here for the Wednesday edition. Charlie talks about the best, worst, and realistic case for the Packers playoff matchup after playing around with the ESPN Playoff Machine (0-15 mins). Charlie talks about Wisconsin and Marquette hoops after they both played on Tuesday. Why Wisconsin might be a juggernaut and Marquette was not ready for an early season test yet again (15-25 mins). Charlie finishes the show talking about Bucks-Warriors and the Bucks disappointing blue uniforms (25-29 mins).
The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition covers the Green Bay Packers and Big Ten football. First, Charlie talks about if Packers fans can take anything away from the Packers' next opponent playing on Monday night. Charlie talks about the Eagles' offense and defense. (O-15 mins). Charlie discusses what Tavon Austin brings to the table and Will Fuller getting a PED suspension (15-24 mins). Charlie explains why the Big Ten should have gone without divisions this year (24-28 mins).
The Daily Tap returns after its short hiatus to talk about a Victory Monday. Charlie gets all fired up about the Packers' big win against the Chicago Bears. He explains why this team has a Super Bowl worthy offense and explains how it matches up against other NFC units that are 'Super Bowl' worthy (0-15 mins) Charlie discusses a few of the key players from tonight's game like Darnell Savage, Preston Smith, and others. (15-19 mins). Charlie talks about Giannis' Supermax and the wait for it. Why it's not right how the NBA media talks about Milwaukee and what Giannis might do (19-25 mins). The podcast wraps up discussing the first couple of games for Marquette and Wisconsin (25-32 mins).
The Daily Tap is getting you ready for college basketball today. Charlie talks about Marquette and Wisconsin for the first 30 minutes of today show. Before he starts, he explains a story about why he used to do only one team (0-5 mins). Then he covers all things Marquette and why he's high on them this season (5-17 mins). Charlie also covers the Wisconsin Badgers and why they're playing with the ultimate chip on their shoulder this season (17-27 mins). Charlie also talks a little football as the Packers need to keep the Bears on the mat (27-32 mins) and why Giannis isn't part of the Heat's plans (32-37 mins).
Mitch and Charlie returned after a week off and they're ready to talk all things Wisconsin Sports. The podcast begins going through the timeline of last week with Bucks fans. Starting with Jrue Holiday, the Bogdan/Pat C then the team adds all their talent. The podcast continues with Charlie explaining with the Chiefs set a gold standard for the Packers and others and makes it unfair. Should Badgers go to Jack Coan? The only reason that makes sense.
The Daily Tap's Monday edition features Packers-Colts recap, more Bucks drama that Charlie heard about, and Badgers' too young for their own good. Charlie starts off talking about why he buys into the Packers believing in themselves (0-10). Charlie looks at why the offense stalled out and why the defense continues to piss him off (10-18). New news from the Bogdan story and why one owner's kid could be the root of the problem (20-25). Charlie does some quick hitters on the Bucks' latest signings (25-30). The show finishes up with wondering how we all overrated the Badgers (30-35 mins)
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN decided to intentionally leak the story about Bogdan Bogdanovic with the specific language that he did purely out of spite and jealously. The man has way too much power and it has to stop. Charlie reacts along with some tampering thoughts (0-15 mins). After the rant, Charlie talks about if you should bet on the Packers or Badgers this weekend (15-23 mins)
The Daily Tap talks about all things Bogdan Bogdonvic, the Bucks' second-round draft picks, and a look at the Wisconsin Badgers basketball schedule. Charlie discusses all the drama surrounding the Bogdan Bogdonvic situation. He talks about what the Bucks did wrong, how they can fix it, and why he still believes that Bogdan will be a Buck. Charlie also talks about why he doesn't think this will deter Giannis from signing the supermax (0-13 mins). Charlie talks about the two newest Bucks, Jordan Nwora and Sam Merrill, and how they can contribute to this Milwaukee team in 2020-2021 (13-20 mins). Lastly, Charlie discusses the Badgers' schedule and why he thinks this is a pretty easy schedule for the Badgers with the difficult part coming at the end (20-30 mins).
The Daily Tap talks about what the media got right and what the media got wrong about the Milwaukee Bucks trades, Packers' shedding the soft label, and college sports and COVID-19. Charlie opens the show by talking about what the media got right about their analysis of the Milwaukee Bucks' big deals (0-9 mins). He then talks about what they got wrong about them such as Giannis' leaving, the lingering Brogdon love, and Chris Paul (9-18 minutes). Charlie explains how the Packers could shed their soft label in the next two weeks playing two of the toughest defenses in the National Football League (18-25 minutes). Lastly, he talks about why college athletes have scuffled trying to figure out how to handle the COVID-19 pandemic plus some extended thoughts on where we're at as a country (25-35 mins).
The Daily Tap today talks about one thing and one thing only. The Milwaukee Bucks. They are adding Jrue Holiday and Bogdon Bogdanovic after making two massive trades on Monday night. Charlie covers it all. From what Holiday and Bogdanovic can do. Why Giannis Antetokounmpo might already have a deal done. And why Horst might have pulled rank on Budenholzer plus who can the Bucks sign with veteran minimums?
The Daily Tap covers the Green Bay Packers' latest victory against the Jacksonville Jaguars along with many more topics. Charlie talks about how the Green Bay Packers can find their juice (0-11 mins). Charlie talks about the Packers defense and offensive efforts (11-18 mins). Charlie discusses David Bakhtiari getting paid and what it means for the other 2021 free agents (18-27 mins). He also talks about the Wisconsin Badgers' big win and why they found their running attack (27-35 mins). The show wraps up discussing the latest Bucks rumors (35-40 mins).
The Daily Tap is talking about the betting weekend as it relates to the Green Bay Packers and the Wisconsin Badgers. Charlie talks about why he would stay away from the Packers' spread this week. But he does find some value (0-9). Charlie also explains why he's concerned with the Wisconsin Badgers (9-13 mins). He gives some advice on the NFL, College Football, and The Masters (13-25 mins).
The Daily Tap features a discussion about the Green Bay Packers' defense, Aaron Rodgers not having 'fun' and betting on The Masters. Charlie talks about the grades for the Packers' defense as a follow-up to what he did with Mitch on Tapping The Keg (0-13 mins). Charlie explains why Rodgers' comments about COVID and NFL sucking the fun of things makes sense and also depressing (13-20 mins). Charlie gives yous some picks for The Masters (20-31 mins).
On this week's edition of Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about Packers' grades, Badgers, and Brewers. The boys start with a gun club review from Waukesha, talk about week nine and how it relates to GB plus look at Jacksonville. Then the grades come out for Green Bay. Badgers coming back from COVID and Devin Williams is the new face of the Brewers' pitching staff plus some Stearns freakout at the end.
On Today's Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers contract situation for next season. Where are we at with every unrestricted free agent that matters? Why it is trending against re-signing David Bakhtiari and why it's trending towards signing Aaron Jones plus thoughts on others hitting the market that year (0-12 mins). Charlie talks about a very successful week nine for the Green Bay Packers. Seattle, Tampa losing help as well as Chicago losing and why buying Minnesota as a playoff dark horse isn't real (12-20 mins). Charlie wraps up the show talking about where the Big Ten is after a few weeks of play and the weirdness of Indiana, Northwestern plus ramblings about COVID (20-28 mins).
The Daily Tap Podcast takes you into Friday with a great show. Charlie talks about why Davante Adams is the best receiver in football. He explains why the stats back it up and why he's the best receiver that Aaron Rodgers played with throughout his career (0-9 mins). Charlie talks about the Packers' big win against the San Francisco 49ers. He discusses the offensive's success along with why the defense might look better for the next few weeks (9-18 mins). NBA is back! Charlie talks about the ramifications of the league starting up again and the latest rumors about the Bucks (18-26 mins). Who won the week for the State of Wisconsin? Charlie gives his winner (26-29 mins).
The Daily Tap podcast today covers our weekly segment of 'Should I Bet On My Team?' Charlie discusss why he is heisitant to bet the spread on the Green Bay Packers. But he does talk about other bets he likes for tonight's game (0-11 mins). Charlie also talks about how the election betting markets got so out of whack the night of the election. Why it has to do with more money in sports betting (11-16 mins). Charlie gives advice on some of the games he likes for NFL plus talks about the big games in college football (Clemson-Notre Dame, Florida-Georgia) (16-23 mins).
The Wednesday edition of The Daily Tap talks about the Green Bay Packers and Wisconsin Badgers. Starting with the Green Bay Packers, Charlie explains why the Packers are playing on Thursday night. It doesn't feel fair but it's the thing that the NFL is going to do moving forward. Thursday matters to them more than almost any game on the slate (0-9 mins). Charlie talks about the game itself and why he believes this is a must-win for the Packers. Even though Kyle Shanahan may be wizard, Green Bay needs to figure things out or heads should roll (9-18 mins). The podcast wraps up with wondering if Wisconsin has any shot at the College Football Playoff after two games have been canceled. Charlie explains how it's possible (19-25 mins).
On Tapping The Keg episode 391, Charlie and Mitch discuss the panic button for all the Packers fans' freaking out about Sunday's loss to the Minnesota Vikings. They also talk about A.J. Dillon's positive COVID test. Will the Packers make a deal? And Charlie rants on the media. They move on to discuss if DeMar DeRozan is good fit for the Bucks. Why there are more things to like than you think. How cheap will the Brewers be this offseason plus conference trivia!
The Daily Tap returns after a few days off. It is all Green Bay Packers as Charlie talks about the Packers' disappointing loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Charlie talks about Matt LaFleur losing games and wonders if it hasn't happened enough. He explains. Charlie also talks about the Packers defense struggling against the run, the offense looking sort of meh, and much more. Plus some trade talk to end the show.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Packers making deals, Packers-Vikings headlines & Big Ten screwing Wisconsin. Charlie talks about why it's so hard to make a deal. Why Mohammed Sanu screwed things up last year and why people forget the context that matters (0-15 mins). Charlie also discusses headlines from Packers-Vikings week. No Mason Crosby? Davante Adams going for 200? (15-20 mins). Why the Big Ten's schedule screwed over Wisconsin and they're probably not the last one (20-26 mins).
The Daily Tap today discusses how the Packers-Vikings matchup the second time is a little different than the last one. Your host, Charlie, explains why things are different this time around. From the Vikings' defense not being what people thought it would be to Kirk Cousins' awful season. Charlie also stresses the importance of not looking ahead in this one (0-15 mins). Charlie also talks about Wisconsin Badgers' COVID-19 implications. What could happen to their season if they're unable to play two games? Do they disqualify from being a college football playoff contender? (15-24 mins). Based on Aaron Rodgers' flip cup commentary, do you think there is an athlete you can beat in a drinking game? Why Charlie is skeptical of that being possible (24-29 mins).
Tapping The Keg podcast is back for its 390th episode. Charlie and Mitch are ready to talk about Packers, Bucks, and Badgers. Charlie & Mitch talk about the Packers-Texans with Mitch's thoughts on the game. The boys get into who will be Green Bay's biggest rival in the next few years? They talk about why Bucks could be an advantage if the NBA restarts early. And why they've drawn up the perfect COVID scenario for the Badgers. Also, MAC trivia!
The Daily Tap kicks off their Monday in victory fashion. Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers big win, Graham Mertz's whirlwind weekend & Devin Williams taking Reliever of the Year. Green Bay Packers took care of business all over the football field. Charlie makes a case for Davante Adams & Aaron Rodgers to be the best tandem in the league (0-10 mins). The defense stepped up and the adjustments that Charlie saw out there (10-20 mins). Graham Mertz dominating then getting COVID is very on brand for Wisconsin quarterbacks (20-28 mins). Williams getting that honor means only one thing and one thing at all. Trade Josh Hader (28-33 mins).
The Daily Tap takes you into Friday with wondering if you should bet on your local sports teams like we do every Friday. Charlie does not feel strongly about the Wisconsin Badgers this week and does not advise you to spend your hard-earned cash (0-5 mins). Charlie explains his concerns with the Packers this week (5-9 mins). Other betting advice like the World Series, Champions League (9-12 mins). College Football & NFL thoughts (12-18 mins).
Tapping The Keg is loaded this week with weekly happenings in the State of Wisconsin. Charlie and Mitch discuss Matt LaFleur's comments about 'playing like crap' and if that's a real thing. They discuss potentially trading for JJ Watt, and Charlie loses his mind finding out Randall Cobb's contract. The boys also discuss the Graham Mertz hype train and what to expect on Friday night. Charlie and Mitch wonder what the Brewers would have to do to be like the Tampa Bay Rays plus some basketball talk at the very end.
The Daily Tap for Wednesday, October 21st starts with a discussion about the Packers' defense. Charlie, the host of Daily Tap and the SnotapWI Network, explains why there are no excuses for the Packers' defense (0-9 mins). Charlie also talks about how the Packers' defense matches up against the Houston Texans (9-16 mins). Discussion on Giannis' free agency and Victor Oladipo to Bucks (16-23). A short but sweet NMM Report at the end (23-26 mins).
The Daily Tap is here for Tuesday. Charlie of the SnotapWI Network discusses why Giannis Antetokounmpo should sign his supermax this winter, and it's not a biased homer take, he promises. Rather, it's a purely financial decision (0-11 mins). Charlie also looks at the Packers' offense against the Houston Texans' defense. Why this is a get-right spot for Green Bay (11-19 mins). Lastly, how not having fans could affect the Wisconsin Badgers and Graham Mertz this season. (19-24 mins).
The Daily Tap's Monday edition covers the Green Bay Packers' first loss of the season. Charlie discusses why it's a dream for local radio (0-5 mins). He plays true or false with all of the takes that will likey come from those local radio airwaves (5-18 mins). Charlie takes a look at what happened in the rest of the NFL and the teams that will be playing the Packers in the coming weeks (18-22 mins). Why bars need Charlie's help making sure all of the games are on (22-26 mins).
Charlie, the host of the SnotapWI Network, gives you advice if you should bet on the Green Bay Packers this week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He explains why he actually likes the under more than the spread (0-10 mins). Charlie gives his advice for the weekend and why he's been struggling with the variety of slates throughout the week (10-16 mins). He also talks about the Bucks wanting to look at Bogdon and Giannis Rumors (16-21 mins).
The host of SnotapWI Network Charlie is joined by his co-host Mitch Ross for another edition of Tapping The Keg Podcast. The boys talk about a few things in the open including a reminisce from 2019 regarding Drew Gooden. The podcasts starts with a discussion about Aaron Rodgers vs. Tom Brady and why this game matters more to Rodgers than it does Brady. They also talk about other storylines to watch on Sunday. The podcast moves on to talk about the NBA. Charlie & Mitch talk LeBron, handicapping next season, Mark Cuban's comments on Gen Z and more.
The Daily Tap is here for its Wednesday edition. Your host Charlie from the SnotapWI Network gives you all the latest about the state of Wisconsin and their sports team. Today, he talks about the Green Bay Packers defense versus Tampa's offense. Covered in here - why 'washed' is getting overused for quarterbacks, Tampa's underrated running game & Pettine vs. Brady (0-13 mins). Charlie also discusses why it's too early to say it's Packers-Seahawks then everyone else (13-19). And introducing the NMM report that will be our buffer for national media topics (19-25 mins) covering Le'Veon Bell, COVID vs. CFB, & the baseball playoffs.
The Daily Tap is here for its Tuesday edition. SnotapWI Network's host Charlie talks about how the Tampa Bay Buccaneer defense is the first test for the Green Bay Packers (0-13 mins) and how the Packers can solve it. He also talks about if the Milwaukee Brewers can retool while still contend like the Cleveland Indians (13-21 mins). Charlie also discusses why Tuesday Night Football will not be a common thing (21-25 mins).
The Daily Tap is here for its Monday edition with SnotapWI Network host Charlie talking all about the Week 5 NFL slate and how it compares with the Green Bay Packers. Charlie believes there is not a single team that is on the same level as the Green Bay Packers right now. (0-15 mins). He also talks about why COVID-19 protocols are different with college football and the NFL (15-21). Why Bucks fans need to have patience when it comes to Giannis and winning titles as LeBron takes home his fourth (21-29 mins).
Charlie, the host of the SnotapWI Network is joined by his Tapping The Keg co-host Mitch for Episode 387. The boys talk about horror movies and the baseball playoffs before launching into topics. The first one, they discuss if the Green Bay Packers are properly rated, overrated or underrated. They also talk about what things the Lakers do that would annoy us as Bucks fans if Milwaukee was in the finals. The podcast wraps up with talking about how Trevor Bauer is a somewhat realistic fit in Milwaukee.
Charlie, the host of the SnotapWI Network, delivers the Wednesday edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about the MVP race four games through the season and where the top players are currently. Where does Aaron Rodgers belong in that conversation (3-12 mins). Charlie also talks about the growing COVID-19 problem in the NFL. What should the league do? Should teams forfeit? Charlie says yes. (12-20 mins). Lastly, Charlie reacts to the latest news out of Wisconsin and wonders why people aren't being pragmatic when it comes to shutting down Milwaukee (20-28 mins).
Charlie, the host of the SnotapWI Network, brings you a podcast on Victory Tuesday, not Monday. The Daily Tap talks about the Packers offense, defense and any other things that caught Charlie's eye. First with the offense, Charlie talks about the legend of Big Bob Tonyan, load management and more (0-11 mins). For the defense, Charlie explains why this was a good outing by them (11-21 mins). Charlie also wonders about crucial catch hats, ESPN's bad MNF crew, injuries and more (21-25 mins). Charlie finishes the show by playing mindreader with David Stearns (25-29 mins).
Charlie of the SnotapWI Network returns from a brief hiatus to talk about tonight's Packers-Falcons game. Before he gets into the bets, Charlie reacts to the news about Davante Adams (0-5 mins). Then he talks about the spread, the over/under, props he likes, and a great tease (5-16 mins). Charlie gives some advice for bettors this week for basketball and baseball (16-21 mins). The show wraps up with covering what he missed on Friday (21-25 mins).
Charlie, the host of the SnotapWI Network, brings you the Thursday edition of The Daily Tap. He discusses the Brewers Game 1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the reflection of why the talent gap is so large between the two teams. Charlie assess who deserves the blame. (0-13 mins). Charlie also discusses why he thinks the Packers' comparisons to 2011 are a bit early especially with the defense (13-20 mins). Lastly, he gets sad about realizing the Lakers are winning a title (20-24 mins).
Charlie, head podcaster and writer for SnotapWI and Mitch Ross, SnotapWI contributor, are here for this week's Tapping The Keg podcast. They discuss why they're the grim reaper boys as COVID + sports are back with the Tennessee Titans having outbreak issues. What if Green Bay couldn't play for a week? They talk about it. Also discussed are things that have surprised the boys thus far with the Packers. Also, Charlie and Mitch talk about their Brewers playoff fever and if Victor Oladipo makes sense for the Milwaukee Bucks.
On the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap for September 29th, it is all about the Green Bay Packers. Charlie, the host, talks about Green Bay Packers and how they matchup with either Baltimore or Kansas City. Why Charlie thinks they're ready for Ravens and not so sure about the Chiefs (0-11mins). Charlie talks about how the Packers offense stacks up against the Falcons defense (11-18 mins). He also chats about how local media needs to get used to the Packers winning and not shoehorn dumb topics In (18-22). Lastly, it ends with the Packers facing a COVID battle at home (22-26).
It's the Monday edition of the Daily Tap with Charlie, the head writer and podcaster for SnotapWI. Charlie talks about the Packers' big win and why you should be buying into that they're the best team in the NFC (0-10 mins). Thoughts on how the Packers offense managed without Davante Adams with a big Allen Lazard & Big Bob game (10-15 mins). Also, he talks about the Packers defense (15-21 mins) & Brewers somehow making the playoffs (21-27 mins)
The Daily Tap's Friday edition features Charlie of SnotapWI talking about should you, a Packers fan, bet on your team this weekend in New Orleans. He goes over the spread, the over/under, some props, and would he bet this game if there were fans int he stands? (0-12 mins) Charlie also discusses some advice for college football, baseball, and soccer gambling this weekend as well. (12-22 mins).
Charlie, the host of SnotapWI podcast network and writer of snotapwi.com, talks about Trevor Bauer, Tyler Herro and Packers/Saints news and notes on Thursday's edition of The Daily Tap. The podcast starts with Bauer after his dazzling performance with the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie talks about how the Brewers should want him this offseason (0-10 mins). The podcast continues with discussing the complicated relationship the State of Wisconsin has with Tyler Herro (10-18 mins). Some Packers news and notes heading into Week 3 (18-24 mins).
Charlie, SnotapWI's writer and podcast host, is back with the Wednesday edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about Devin Williams and Josh Hader being the reason why the Milwaukee Brewers could be dangerous in the postseason (0-11 mins). Charlie also discusses the Packers defense versus the Saints offense and who will stop Alvin Kamara? (11-21 mins). Charlie discusses the recent COVID news in sports w/ the NFL coaches & masks then wonders why bars are getting all the blame? (21-30 mins)
Charlie, the lead podcaster and writer for SnotapWI, talks Packers and Brewers on The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition for September 22nd. Charlie talks about why Packers' fans should not get overconfident after the Saints' defeat to the Las Vegas Raiders (0-8 mins). Charlie previews the Packers' offense against the Saints' defense. Why Green Bay will need to get creative with the run game, and how there are some awesome matchups to watch (8-17 mins). Charlie gets sad about last night's Brewers game as a Brewer Killer reprises his role (17-25 mins).
SnotapWI's Head Writer and Podcaster Charlie hosts Monday's edition of The Daily Tap. The show is jam-packed with all sorts of Wisconsin sports news. Charlie starts off with talking about the impressive Packers victory against the Detroit Lions. Should the Packers be considered as one of the best teams in football? Or will it take beating the Saints next week? (O-18 mins). Charlie also talks about why LeBron takes losing to Giannis so seriously and why he's not like Aaron Rodgers (18-27 mins). Craigtember is back on with an impressive weekend plus please don't be goodbye Ryan Braun (27-34). Lastly, the weirdness of the Badgers' schedule (34-37 minutes).
The Daily Tap is here for a Friday edition. Host Charlie, the CEO and founder of SnotapWI, talks about gambling this weekend. More specifically on whether you should gamble on the Green Bay Packers in the new segment - Should I Bet On My Team? Charlie explains his confidence in the Packers (0-11 mins). Charlie gives out some gambling advice for NFL and CFB (11-18 mins) Then he goes MFK with three awful local sports stories.
SnotapWI Wisconsin weekly podcast, Tapping The Keg, is back for episode 385. Charlie and Mitch are your hosts as always. The boys talk about big purchases before getting into the program (0-6 mins). The time spent with the Milwaukee Bucks covers it all. We talk about the team itself, how we bought into a Zach LaVine trade (6-46 mins). We move to talk about the Big Ten and the college football turnaround (46-54 mins). Is Matt Stafford and Aaron Rodgers a rivalry? It's more than you think it is (54-1.02). Some Brewers chatter at the end (1.02-1.110)
SnotapWI's founder and head podcaster/writer Charlie talks about the Los Angeles Clippers' collapse to start the show and compares it to what happened with the Milwaukee Bucks. Charlie says it is worse than the Bucks (0-10 mins). Charlie also talks about why he is a bit concerned about the Packers defense against the LIons offense w/ the Lions have multiple Packers killers on that side of the ball (11-17 mins). The podcast wraps up with why the Brewers' offense is driving him crazy (17-22 mins)
SnotapWI founder and host Charlie talks about Green Bay Packers to kick off today's edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie discusses when the national media get on the Packers bandwagon. Why it may take until after they beat the New Orleans Saints (0-7 mins. Charlie then breaks down the Packers offense taking on the Detroit Lions defense. Why Aaron Rodgers could eat again this week with the Lions secondary being banged up (7-18 mins). Charlie discusses the Giannis meeting and what might come out of it (18-26 mins). Charlie also wonders what's up with the Big Ten right now and why Wisconsin is okay to continue amid their COVID concerns (26-32 mins)
Green Bay Packers are 1-0 to start the season, and SnotapWI are going to talk about it. The host of The Daily Tap and founder of SnotapWI, Charlie, discusses the Green Bay Packers get their first victory of the season, and the overreactions that will follow on Overreaction Monday. Charlie looks at the suddenly special Aaron Rodgers, Packers' defense woes, wide receivers & much more. Charlie also talks about the Giannis Antetokounmpo saga from the weekend and it's important to know who to trust. Why Brewers are who we thought they were after a putrid weekend.
The Tapping The Keg podcast crew with Charlie, the founder of SnotapWI, and Mitch, his co-host, is joined by Nolan Murphy to kick off the NFL season. The podcast starts with the continued amazement of football being back and why everyone is picking against the Packers (0-20 mins). The boys get into why they like the Packers offense this season (20-30 mins). Then cover off on the defense of the Packers (30-40 mins). Murph gives the crew some quick hitters to end the show (40-60 mins)
SnotapWI's writer and founder Charlie hosts the Thursday edition of The Daily Tap. He starts the show talking about why it's no surprise that the NFL is starting on time. Football got lucky with the COVID-19 calendar (0-7 mins). Charlie moves on to wonder why the Packers are not getting the love from the national media like they should. (7-14 mins). The podcast gets all aboard the Corbin Burnes hype train and talks about the merry-go-round of Brewers young starting pitchers (14-22 mins). Charlie hands you a rooting guide as a Bucks fan with many unlikable teams (22-32 mins)
SnotapWI writer and podcast host Charlie is ready to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks, and only the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday's edition of The Daily Tap. The podcast begins with Charlie explaining how Bucks and his podcasting during the pandemic are similar. Trust us, it makes sense plus some Game 5 thoughts (0-12 mins). Charlie talks about what's next with the offseason. Chris Paul to Milwaukee? The free agents where the key is playoff success and playing in many big playoff games before (12-33 mins).
SnotapWI's writer and founder Charlie hosts the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap which is part of the SnoTapWI network. Charlie starts the show off with discussing if Giannis Antetokounmpo will play tonight or not. There is still a lot to be known about the potential of Antetokounmpo tonight. If he plays, why he needs to change up his game (0-13 mins). The podcast continues on with Charlie discussing why he thinks the Packers defense can be elite this season, and how they should eat against the Vikings offense. What parts of the Packers' defense worry Charlie versus Minnesota (13-22 mins).
SnotapWI's writer and founder Charlie hosts the Monday's edition of The Daily Tap. Yes, SnotapWI works on Labor Day. Charlie talks about all of the things that happened in Game 4. Middleton's emergence, Giannis' injury, Bledsoe being a Sour Patch Kid, and much more (0-18 mins). Football is back! Charlie talks about how the Packers' offense stacks up against the Vikings defense and how he really likes what Green Bay has (18-27 mins). The podcast wraps up with how the Brewers squandered multiple opportunities this weekend (27-32 mins).
SnotapWI's writer and founder Charlie hosts the Thursday edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about all of the things that happened in Game 2 between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Miami Heat (0-26 mins). Charlie starts off with discussing the officials and why they think they matter more in the bubble (0-6 mins). The topic moves on to talk about Mike Budenholzer and why the Bucks should be looking for a new coach if things continue the path they're on. (6-18 mins). Also, Charlie talks about what happened in Game 2 with turnovers, defense, and everything else that went wrong (18-26 mins). Packers' injuries have become a slight issue for the team as Kamal Martin and Billy Turner go down (26-29 mins) and some thoughts on the Brewers' rotation issues (29-31 mins).
Tapping The Keg podcast this week talks about why everyone in the national media wants the Bucks to fail. Charlie did not originally plan for this topic, but Mitch took in this direction so the boys ran with it. They also talk about Game 2 adjustments and why they're not worried. The boys also talk about why Craigtember might not a thing this year and wonder why Josh Lindbloom is a starter. The podcast rolls on to talk about the Big Ten's return and if it's possible. It wraps up with discussing who might make or not make the Packers' roster.
The Daily Tap's September 1st podcast features Charlie talking about the Bucks-Heat Game 1. What adjustments need to be made? Will Mike Budenholzer realize his screw up with Wes Matthews? Giannis' head for this one and much more. Charlie also discusses why he regrets all the bad things he said about Chris Paul this October. The podcast wraps up with talking about the Brewers at the trade deadline and why moving Josh Hader this winter makes sense.
The Daily Tap for Monday, August 31st features Charlie previewing the Milwaukee Bucks' matchup against the Miami Heat. He talks about the national media's love for Miami. Why Giannis may have already figured Bam out. How Middleton can be effective and more. Charlie also talks about the trade deadline in baseball, and what the Milwaukee Brewers might do today. The show wraps up with discussing why the Vikings adding Yannick Ngoukwae doesn't worry Charlie much and is par for the course for Minnesota.
Charlie and Mitch have a bit of a different Tapping The Keg for the listeners today. They roll the ball out and get talking about all of the things that are happening in the NBA. Could the NBA have gotten out in front of this? What happens if the season is canceled? What could be the next steps? This was taped Wednesday evening and the boys react in real-time to news coming in.
The Daily Tap's Wednesday edition talks about the media coverage for Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. Why are they always getting the short stick of the NBA schedule? Charlie talks about that along with some other Bucks notes. The podcast moves on to discuss Kenny Clark's contract information and why it doesn't equal a move towards Aaron Rodgers being gone. The show finishes talking about Brandon Woodruff breaking curses and why the Brewers have a better shot at the playoffs than you think.
The Daily Tap is back on Tuesday. Charlie kicks off the podcast talking about the Miami Heat who swept the Indiana Pacers, and he explains why Bucks fans shouldn't be scared of them. He doesn't see the Heat as a big bad monster. Charlie also talks about what needs to happen this week for the Milwaukee Brewers to be buyers or sellers this season. To wrap up the show, Aaron Rodgers found something from 2010 that could lead to a huge 2020.
The Daily Tap is back on Monday, and Charlie is here to talk about all the sports going on in the state of Wisconsin. Charlie starts off with breaking down what he liked and didn't like about the Bucks Game 3 win against Orlando. He talks a little bit about Game 2 and previews Game 4. Charlie also talks about the Giannis and Luka comparisons. Podcast moves to baseball where Charlie bemoans the bad Brewers. The show wraps with buying the hype on Kamal Martin and is MVS back?!
Who doesn't want to be Like Mike? With all of the excitement surrounding the NBA playoffs, Sam and Tony breakdown the 2002 classic, Like Mike featuring Lil Bow Wow and some other big name stars.
On Thursday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Game 2 between the Bucks and Magic. He explains why Milwaukee needs to come out completely different in this one. And if Bud sticks to his ways, everyone is screwed. Charlie also builds a case for why Aaron Gordon shouldn't play today. The show builds a case for why Ryan Braun should stay at the leadoff position and Corey Knebel's struggles. Charlie wraps up with defending Packers' journalists' right to write.
A condensed Wednesday version of The Daily Tap for everyone. Charlie talks about what happened to the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday with their loss to Orlando and where to go from here. Charlie also discusses the Brewers nearly getting no hit and why that falls on the coaching staff somewhat. He also talks about what to expect tonight.
On this week's edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' matchup with the Orlando Magic. What we can expect from the Bucks? Should fans be cocky? Is this another Detroit? Also, the boys chat about Luis Urias and if Orlando Arcia deserves to stay with him. They get into the Big Ten mess, Sir Yacht and all that's going on right now. The show wraps up with a few quick Packers hot takes.
The Daily Tap is back for a Monday podcast where Charlie talks about his fun night for the first few minutes then gets into a loaded show. He talks about the Kenny Clark extension, why Russ Ball is a genius and many other things about it. He also explains why Aaron Jones is the next one to get signed, not David Bakhtiari. Charlie also talks about the Brewers' big weekend in Chicago and how they have a lineup now. Finally, the show wraps up talking about today's NBA Playoffs bubble games and why he doesn't expect many surprises.
On Friday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how the Milwaukee Brewers were not built for a 60-game season and that's why they're struggling right now. He also wonders about the Brewers' approach at the plate too. He also talks about with the Big Ten canceled, should Packers bring Paul Chryst or Pat Fitzgerald on the staff this year? And to wrap up the show, Charlie discusses Jeff Brohm's Spring football plan.
Charlie and Mitch are here for the weekly Tapping The Keg episode. The boys get together and talk about the Milwaukee Bucks's first seven games of the bubble. Charlie and Mitch pick out grades for each player for their performance The boys move on to college football. They discuss why this is a blue and red thing for the country and if you were a top Big Ten player would you move?
On today's Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Big Ten and Pac-12 canceling college football. The discussion is more about the Big Ten as Charlie explains why it's not about safety that this is happening. It is al about protecting amateurism. He also chats about the surprise return of Ryan Braun to the Milwaukee Brewers. And why it's natural for the Green Bay Packers to regress.
On Tuesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Bucks' struggles in the bubble and why it's not a problem. Charlie recognizes some issues with what's going on but talks about why it's not a huge concern at this point. Charlie also wonders if the Milwaukee Brewers are putting too much pressure on Corbin Burnes and Freddy Peralta. And finally, Charlie explains why the pushback from the Big Ten news could have significant impacts on schools plus why the heart issue isn't that big of an issue.
College football is at the breaking point, but it appears that a movement is coming to save it. Charlie talks about the #WeWantToPlay movement and why college football is in for an ugly fight in the next week or so. Charlie also talks about the Bucks' late-game issues and why the data shows it's not a big deal that they've struggled. Charlie also discusses how the Cardinals not playing directly impacts what the Brewers may do at the trade deadline.
Is this the first movie that Sam and Tony both disliked? The Movie Refs podcast takes a look at The Natural, a "classic" 1980's baseball movie that gets the guys talking about their favorite old people. Plus, what the MLB did right with their restart.
Charlie and Mitch are back with their weekly Tapping The Keg episode. The boys spend the majority of the podcast talking about the Milwaukee Bucks against every Eastern Conference contender. Charlie and Mitch break down how Bucks win and how Bucks would lose to every contender in the East. They also talk about if a backlash for Christian Yelich could happen & when do you 'cuncel' the Brewers. The podcast wraps up talking about the worst Milwaukee bars to get stuck at based on Charlie's Jo-Cats blog.
The Daily Tap podcast is here for Wednesday. Charlie is talking about the Brewers offense today and wonders if Christian Yelich's struggles are related to him not having sex. The podcast continues explaining to everyone why worrying about the Milwaukee Bucks is stupid. And finally, a preview of the first major of the season, the PGA Championship.
On The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers' future. Rodgers talked a lot about it in the last two weeks as well as his coach Matt LaFleur. If we play hypotheticals, what will keep him to stay past 2022 and what would cost the Green Bay Packers to move on. Charlie also talks about a disappointing Brewers loss and why he thinks them mediocre at this moment. Charlie talks about Ryan Braun's injury too. The show wraps up with Charlie talking about how great the full day of sports truly is.
The Daily Tap for Monday is a good one where Charlie talks about two topics - The glass half full and glass half empty thoughts about the Milwaukee Bucks in two games thus far. He also talks about the broken baseball system that has led the league on the brink. What could be done and should the Cardinals be suspended for the season?
Somehow, Sam and Tony fit discussions on throwing at batters, the NFL 100, and different ways to die in a single podcast episode, all while reviewing Free Solo, the 2018 award-winning documentary.
On Tapping The Keg this week, Charlie and Mitch talk about the Milwaukee Bucks return to the basketball court this Friday. They talk about what to watch during the next few weeks for the Bucks along with some commentary on the rest of the Eastern Conference. They also talk about all that's happened with the Miami Marlins. Why Charlie thinks it's the perfect roadmap for the future. Boys talk about first Brewers impressions plus why the NFL is trying to prevent a Marlins situation.
The Daily Tap is here for all your Monday blues. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' first series against the Chicago Cubs. Brewers did not have a good weekend in Chicago. Charlie picks out some winners along with a few losers too. He also talks about why an NBA title might change how people outside of the Milwaukee County area perceive Giannis Antetokounmpo.
The Daily Tap is here to take you through Friday. Charlie is talking all about the first Milwaukee Brewers series of the season. He previews the Brewers-Cubs looking at some things he's keeping his eye for the Brewers and things that the Crew can take advantage of. Charlie also talks about the 16-team playoff and why he hates the draft. The podcast wraps up with discussing how the Bucks looked in their scrimmage today.
The Daily Tap is back for its Thursday edition. Happy Sports are Back day. Charlie talks about all things relievers today with the Milwaukee Brewers. Most notably if the Brewers would consider moving on from Josh Hader if the season were to get off to a slow start. He also talks about why there are many relievers that leave him sort of 'meh' in the bullpen. Charlie also gives his predictions on the MLB season.
On Wednesday's Daily Tap, Charlie previews the Milwaukee Brewers' starting pitching. He explains why the staff is better than you think it is. Charlie talks about Brandon Woodruff breaking the Opening Day starter curse. Corbin Burnes ready for his actual breakout season. Adrian Houser's success, Freddy Peralta, and why Eric Lauer could be this year's Houser. He also talks about Giannis' comments yesterday and how the Bucks, like the Lakers, are dialed in without the attention.
The Daily Tap is here for a Tuesday. Charlie gets you ready for the baseball season talking about the Milwaukee Brewers offense. He first talks about those concerned with Christian Yelich's slump during Summer Camp. Charlie explains why that doesn't matter. He goes through the Brewers' lineup with a few takeaways on each player. Other topics today include why LeBron is playing politics about the MVP race with Giannis Antetokounmpo, and why the NFL owners versus NFL players story is overblown.
The Daily Tap is a little different on this Monday. Charlie brings in two guests for the second annual SnoTapWI Summer Jam. Mitch Ross, his Tapping The Keg co-host along with Nolan Murphy are the two guests. They talk about EVERYTHING in these 45+ minutes. It starts with baseball returning this week, why Murph thinks basketball doesn't matter in Milwaukee for six weeks, the NFL mishandling their start and so much more plus some hockey takes from our guy Setiz.
Pepsi versus Coke, Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy, Edison hating Tesla? Sam and Tony dive into one of the biggest on-court rivalries of all-time, John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg in the 2017 film featuring Shia LeBeouf.
On Wednesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie takes a comment from a tapper about Giannis' minutes for the postseason and breaks it down. How Charlie comes to the conclusion that Bud's minute plan could be perfect for the bubble. Also, Chris Jones' new contract means that Kenny Clark is going to get a bag. Why the Packers should consider it and maybe it will be easier than we think. Marquette's TBT rounds out the show and Charlie explains why other sports should look to the TBT for COVID success.
The Daily Tap is back for its Tuesday edition. Charlie talks about Za'Darius Smith being left off the list of Top 10 EDGE rushers per league execs, coaches, players. Charlie wonders if people truly understand his impact. He also talks about why he would take Smith over T.J. Watt. Charlie talks about if Rashan Gary needs to step up and why bringing in his learning disability is a bad look. Finally, Charlie explains why Logan Morrison should have a spot on the Brewers roster.
The Daily Tap is back for the Monday edition. Charlie is talking about a wide array of topics throughout the 30 minutes. He talks about college football and all that happened in the last few days. He explains how the leadership failed these schools, and now, they need to not panic and figure out a united front. Charlie also talks about the NFL executive top 10 lists and why it's Aaron Rodgers' fault that Aaron Jones isn't in the Top 10. Finally, Charlie wonders if we should buy the hype on Ben Gamel.
The Washington Football Team is on the verge of changing their name. How about the Washington Sentinels? The Movie Refs Sam and Tony nearly run out of flags when watching 'The Replacements' a 2000 film loosely based on the 1987 NFL lockout. The duo also discuss Big Ten Football and their thirst for Brewers baseball.
On The Daily Tap for Thursday, Charlie talks about if Packers fans underrate Aaron Rodgers. He explains how Rodgers gets a bad rap for the last three years and talks about how Brett Favre had a similar trajectory. Charlie also mentions the Favre-Rodgers dynamic that plagues fans. He mentions why league executives think Rodgers is a top-three quarterback for 2020. Podcast rolls on with some thoughts on Packers' players lack of response to DeSean Jackson's comments and why leaders need to step up with college athletics.
Tapping The Keg podcast returns for their bi-weekly edition. Charlie and Mitch get in the booth to discuss the current state of fall sports. Why the NFL is nothing to worry about despite the players' recent concerns about what's happening with 2020. Why it will not be like baseball. Charlie and Mitch have solutions to solve college football's problems. Why Khris Middleton not picking up a basketball is actually not a concern. What stands out about the Brewers' schedule?
The Daily Tap is here for Tuesday. Charlie talks about the Milwaukee Brewers' schedule and his thoughts about what stands out. He thinks there is a point in the season where the Brewers can make a run. An important homestand in September and much more. Charlie also talks about Patrick Mahomes getting paid. Some things to think about before talking if he would rather have him or Giannis for the next ten years?
The Daily Tap is back for another edition! Charlie talks about all of the problems going on in baseball and basketball surrounding COVID. Charlie explains why this should be expected and no one should be surprised by it. Why baseball dropped the ball testing before a holiday. And why the NBA didn't do enough local isolation. Charlie also talks about the Green Bay Packers, and how he expects all his questions to be answered by shareholders plus if he would go to a game.
Charlie is back for a Free Talk Friday session on The Daily Tap podcast. He talks about if Giannis Antetokounmpo was accurate when he said it would be the toughest championship to win. Charlie talks about the Packers' running game and a ridiculous comment about their wide receivers. Other topics discussed: The hate of the 'Don't Stick to Sports' comment, working out shirtless, weekend gambling and much more.
An underappreciated actor, John Candy, coaches a team of underdog Jamaican bobsledders all the way to Calgary for the winter Olympics. Sam and Tony breakdown and reminisce about the Disney film, Cool Runnings! The duo also discuss recent lineup changes at ESPN plus open up about their shared dislike (to put it lightly) of Barstool Sports.
The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition is here. Charlie talks about some MLB players deciding to forgo their season. Charlie also chats about Ian Desmond's efforts. He wonders if a Milwaukee Brewers or Milwaukee Bucks player will make that move. Charlie also talks about why the DH is not good when it comes to playing other NL Central teams plus some thoughts on the 45-man roster.
The Daily Tap is back for a Monday edition. Charlie talks all about the Milwaukee Bucks schedule that was released on Friday. He breaks down why the games are not that important once Milwaukee grabs the one seed. Charlie also explains why a panic button would be pushed early on. He chats about the ESPN disrespect that Bucks continue to get on a regular basis. Around the 26 minute mark, Charlie talks about Milwaukee moving to 50% with their bars and restaurants.
Sports are coming back, but are they actually going to happen? Sam and Tony hit on that before breaking down the 2001 film "Ali" starring Will Smith. Muhammad Ali was much more than a fighter in the ring. The duo also discusses the most important (and unfortunately relevant) scene in Remember the Titans.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap features Charlie talking about his time with German soccer. Charlie explains why the Bundesliga helped get him through the rough patch without sports. He talks about some of his favorite teams and storylines through these last few weeks. Charlie also talks about the Brewers & Packers plans to reopen plus why the PGA Tour's commissioners' comments were so important.
Mitch and Charlie are back for another edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. The boys talk about if the Brewers are set up to succeed or fail during the 60-game sprint. Why Charlie thinks they're set up to be great while Mitch has his doubts. Charlie also wonders if the Brewers start slow should they look to move Josh Hader. They go through The Ringer's Top Five GM list and wonder where is the respect for Jon Horst? The podcast wraps up with degenerate gambler problems.
The Daily Tap is back for Tuesday. Charlie talks about Jason Kidd being rumored to be strong candidate for the New York Knicks job. That of course brings the Giannis' relationship back into the mix. Charlie talks about why that's not a real thing. Baseball is back! But it's nothing to get too excited about. Why the MLB will regret being so shortsighted.
Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks on the Monday edition about COVID-19 being back at the forefront of everyone's minds including sports fans. Charlie discusses the positive tests among the athletes in multiple sports. Why the athletes have been more careful and why the coaches need to think outside the box. Charlie also discusses what happened at the RBC Heritage.
Sam and Tony step into the ring and breakdown "Bleed For This" a movie based on the true story of boxer Vinny Paz. Not many flags you can throw at a non-fiction film, but there are some head-scratching moments. Plus, is anything new in the world of Wisconsin sports?
The Daily Tap is back for its last show of the week. Charlie talks about where baseball is with their negotiations and why they have to get something finished by this weekend. Charlie talked with baseball enthusiast and friend of the program, Bobby Twing about the 1998 baseball season. They cover all sorts of topics from McGwire/Sosa, the 98 Yankees, Tony Gywnn, Randy Johnson's Houston stint, and much more.
Loaded show today on The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about a top 10 quarterback lists in 2020 where Aaron Rodgers didn't make it and Matthew Stafford did. He explains why that's all sorts of wrong. Charlie also talks about this week's RBC Heritage. He says who are some of the guys he likes this week along with some fades. Charlie also discusses Kyle Kover's comments along with Avery Bradley's coalition before talking about the NBA bubble.
On Tuesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the latest drama with Major League Baseball. He discusses the players finally stepping out and saying something on social media. Charlie also talks about what a lost season would mean for the Brewers. Thoughts on Yelich, Hader, Braun, and many others. Charlie also chats about the Chubba Hubbard situation at Oklahoma State and explains why both sides screwed up.
Charlie is back for the Monday edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about Kyrie Irving's concerns with the league wanting to come back in Orlando. Charlie discusses why Kyrie's choice to be different is not the right one at this time. He also explains how the league can have a social impact. MLB drama is also on deck and Charlie doesn't think this year will cause any impact in the 2022 CBA. To wrap up the show, Charlie gives some thoughts on last weekend's PGA Tour event.
Charlie is back for the Friday edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the recent commentary about how Jordy Nelson would have wanted to play in Green Bay in 2018 and 2019. Charlie discusses why it was a mistake, but a good one for the Packers to make. He also discusses Bucks Twitter going to war with NBCSWarriors and trying to get Steph Curry to Milwaukee.
On today's version of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about The Memorial golf tournament allowing fans but with masks and at 20 percent capacity. Charlie wonders if this will be the new normal until the vaccine comes out. He also discusses why the Packers aren't giving away any secrets about what they plan to do for stadium capacity. Charlie talks about the Brewers' attempt to rebuild their farm system along with commentary from Rob Manfred about a baseball season.
Charlie and Mitch are back for their first Tapping The Keg episode in a few weeks. The boys talk about a wide-range of topics. They go over what the NBA is going to look like in a few weeks and if the Bucks are at any sort of disadvantage. Charlie explains why they could actually have a leg up. The podcast also talks about the NFL vs. Donald Trump Round II. How Roger Goodell is trying to end it before it starts. Charlie poses an interesting question about if the MLB went with Quad A and Triple A players. To wrap up the show, the boys explain the bar scene post Rona.
Welcome to The Daily Tap for Tuesday, June 9th. Charlie talks about the PGA Tour returning this weekend. He gives you a rundown of the top players in the tournament and what to like about them for those unfamiliar with the game. He also talks about the best way to watch golf. And also, who to gamble on. The show ends with Charlie explaining why he is the ultimate klutz.
The Daily Tap podcast is live for Monday. Charlie talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo being with the Milwaukee community during the Black Lives Matter protests all weekend. Charlie explains the impact of that and why he is the face of the city. Charlie also discusses baseball squandering a golden opportunity to have moments by themselves without other sports. Charlie doesn't see a pathway to success for the MLB.
The Daily Tap wraps up the week with a Friday edition. Charlie talks about three different things on today's show. Trying to figure out how the NBA puts together an eight-game schedule. Charlie talks through what he set up and how things could be planned out. He also discusses the Packers 'enough is enough' video and explains the impact. Finally, he has a discussion about the Milwaukee bars opening up. Those who hate it, those who love it and everything in between.
On the Thursday edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie gets into why Drew Brees was wrong yesterday. Charlie explains why Brees missed the mark and thoughts on why people were protesting the flag in the first place. Charlie explains why the media is at fault along with some things about Colin Kaepernick. Charlie also talks about what if the Milwaukee Brewers win a World Series by only playing 50 games. Will you count it as a title? Charlie says yes.
Today's edition of The Daily Tap talks about why Charlie decided to podcast and what he thinks is a more impactful way to proceed today. Charlie discusses the possibility of Chris Paul getting drafted to the Milwaukee Bucks. Would it have changed anything with a bad Bucks organization or would have things remained the same? Charlie discusses that. He also looks at the NBA's plan to return and explains why it's mostly a good plan.
Charlie does something a little different for Monday's edition of The Daily Tap. With all that happened over the weekend, Charlie wants to talk about it. He explains why police unions are the thing that no one is talking about and why they're a crucial element to all that has went on. Charlie explains why Antifa are bad characters. He also talks about why social media activism is only for likes and no one actually puts their money where their words are. Charlie finishes the show explaining how the lockdown needs to end after this weekend.
The Greatest Podcast Ever Recorded examines the Greatest Game Ever Played, a 2005 film starring Shia LeBeouf about the 1913 US Open. Sam and Tony also talk watching Tom Brady golf, and the unwritten rule of never following rules on the course.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers being named the best quarterback in the last decade for the playoffs. Charlie explains how PFF should be used by people along with a discussion about why Tom Brady is fifth, not first. Charlie goes through the best of the best when it comes to Rodgers' playoff outings. He also talks about Aaron Jones' comment about wanting to be a Packer for life and Charlie goes back on his original contract comment earlier
On The Daily Tap for Wednesday, May 27, 2020, Charlie talks about the 'World Cup' idea that The Ringer's Kevin O'Connor reported the NBA was looking into. Charlie explains why KOC gets half credit and how this is a pathway to 70+ games. Charlie talks about the different league and how this could be a March Madness-like event. He also talks about the latest with the NHL and MLB. Why Tony Clark is missing his balls and how would things be different if this pandemic happened in October?
The Daily Tap returns from the holiday weekend with some fire. Charlie talks about why the Milwaukee Bucks' legacy of a championship team would not get tarnished if they win on a neutral court. Charlie explains the different ways of how that's not possible. He also talks about the potential league schedule and looks at some options. Why the NFL vs. NBA topic is overblown. And to wrap the show, Charlie gives some advice about ignoring social media shame.
No high priced free agents on this Podcast. Sam and Tony breakdown the concept of Moneyball in real life, and how it applies to modern-day baseball. Just who does Billy Beane think he is? Also, the all-time Wisconsin born football team?
The Daily Tap for Thursday, May 20th, is a little different. Charlie talks about where sports are in trying to come back. He explains how every sport is figuring a way back except for baseball. Around the 15 minute mark, Charlie gets together with old friend Dougy to talk about his COVID music project, music in quarantine, how TikTok is changing the music game, and how the idea of a 'Song of the Summer' is dead.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the Michael Jordan story of him nearly becoming the Bucks owner in 2003. From all accounts, the deal was almost done then Herb Kohl backed out. What if he didn't. We talk about Kohl's concerns, the Milwaukee-Chicago dynamic, could Chris Paul have been a Bucks player and Jordan being a bad owner with Charlotte. Charlie also riffs about sports being allowed in more states at the end.
On Monday, May 18th's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the return to normalcy on the weekend, Michael Jordan winning his seventh ring and Aaron Rodgers dominating a press conference. Charlie explains how german soccer and golf made things seem like they were in the past this weekend. Charlie also talks about the 1999 NBA season and how the Spurs could have stood in the Bulls' way along with some other teams too. The podcast wraps up with Charlie explaining Rodgers' newest motivation.
Is horse racing a dark horse to be the first sport to return to full capacity? Pun Intended. Tony and Sam take a look at Disney's Secretariat and find it hard to throw flags on an actual good movie. The two also discuss sports gambling, dog sitting, the Packers and many other random thoughts.
The Daily Tap is back for its Thursday edition. Charlie talks about why Major League Baseball players sound privileged in their thoughts about the owner's proposal. Blake Snell and Trevor Bauer both come off terribly. Charlie compares to what the NBA players are doing which is vastly different. He also talks a bit about why Wisconsin reopened their state.
Charlie talks about why he thinks the professional sports leagues need vaccines in order to bring back fans into their arenas. This is the main topic on today's version of The Daily Tap. Charlie also talks about college football being in flux and why it needs to be more streamlined process. Plus why the thought about trading Aaron Rodgers isn't that crazy.
The Daily Tap is back for its Tuesday edition. Charlie discusses George Karl today as Eric Nehm of The Athletic had a Q&A with him. Charlie explains how Karl is trying to rewrite the story of his time in Milwaukee. Why Karl has had problems at most places he's been a coach at and this shouldn't be a shock that there were issues in Milwaukee. He also talks about how Tony Clark sent the wrong message yesterday.
On Monday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why he isn't confident right now about sports coming back in 2020. Charlie thinks that the player empowerment era is hurting basketball right now. And why Adam Silver needs to act more like David Stern. Charlie also explains why if baseball doesn't come back, they could be looking at ramifications similar to the mid-90s. Also, there is some Last Dance talk at the end of the show.
Charlie is here for the final edition of The Daily Tap for the week. He gives his opinion on the Packers 2020 schedule. Charlie pours over the schedule first then talks about why you shouldn't overreact to how the schedule looks in May.
If you podcast it, they will listen. Tony and Sam look back at Field of Dreams and dream of baseball (and really any live sport) being played once again.
In today's version of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about the upcoming 2020 Packers schedule. Charlie has all sorts of confidence that he nailed the schedule which might make you roll your eyes. Charlie explains how he thinks the schedule will play out this season. There is one part of the season where Charlie feels very confident about.
Charlie has the Monday edition of The Daily Tap ready for you. Charlie talks about The Last Dance and how it may be the way we do sports documentaries looking forward. Given Michael Jordan's openness, will this lead to more sports documentaries of the highest-profiled athletes and teams? Charlie has some ideas of docs he would want to see. He also discusses how the media played a huge role in Jordan retiring n 93 and in 98.
Charlie wraps up the week with the Friday edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the latest plans for baseball and basketball to return to our lives. Why baseball has been ahead of basketball, and does Adam Silver need to have a plan for the people sooner rather than later? Charlie also talks about how to make athletes less afraid to return. The podcast wraps up with a discussion on why Favre's opinion on Rodgers doesn't matter plus a humorous rant on Summer House.
Sticking with the NFL Draft theme, Tony and Sam throw an excessive amount of flags on the 2014 film, Draft Day, featuring Kevin Costner. They examine draft protocol and life as a fan of the Cleveland Browns. The show also talks about the Green Bay Packers draft and what they would have done differently.
The Daily Tap is here for Wednesday's edition. Charlie is doing a sequel to an older podcast he did about everyone hating Aaron Rodgers. It appears that everyone still hates Aaron Rodgers in the national media. Why does the media want to make a story about Rodgers hating Jordan Love or Rodgers and LaFleur being at odds. Charlie discusses this idea at great length. Charlie also dives into the 'Cool' football community who believes this idea that the Packers will be reverting to what the Tennessee Titans did under Matt LaFleur in 2018. He explains why people do not want to criticize the individuals leading this charge leading to an assumed groupthink. Charlie also used an interesting example from the Packers' past to explain why this narrative has no legs.
On today's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why draft grades for the Green Bay Packers are stupid. He includes why people missed the larger point about what the Packers are doing this season with the transition to Matt LaFleur's offense. The podcast also discusses Dennis Rodman and how he would fit in today's culture if playing. Charlie makes a ruling on if he's 'interesting' or not. Finally, Charlie wonders what's next now that the draft is over.
Tapping The Keg is back after our long hiatus. Charlie and Mitch talk about all things NFL Draft for a majority of the show. The boys break down what the Packers did. Why Mitch thinks the Packers punted on the season. Charlie explains the thought process of not draft a receiver. They also talk about the NBA and NHL's plans to reopen. When do Charlie and Mitch think sports will be back in full. NOTE: It ends weird because Charlie's editor can't work with this file.
Green Bay Packers selected Jordan Love with the 26th pick in this year's NFL Draft. Charlie discusses the ramifications of it and why it happened. Charlie gives you seven things to consider when thinking about this draft. There are some real reasons why the Packers wanted to draft Jordan Love even if you hate the pick.
The Movie Refs return for episode 3 where they break down the 90s kids favorite, The Sandlot. Tony and Sam have their first guest for today's show! Milwaukee Bucks' video and display technician Brin Riley joins The Movie Refs. She is an avid baseball fan and a huge fan of this movie, therefore, The Movie Refs thought she was the perfect person to come on and discuss this flick. They start with a fun little game before discussing the movie. The trio looks over all the different major moments and things that are worth throwing a flag for.
The Daily Tap for Thursday is here as Charlie breaks down the NFL Draft for the Green Bay Packers in a way that isn't like what you'll hear today. He goes through each position and assigns approval ratings for the rounds that they're drafted in. He goes over all the big names being floated around for the Packers while discussing the different position groups.
Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap. He takes a look at four mock drafts and looks at what each writer projects for each NFC North team including the Green Bay Packers. Charlie talks about all the options along with some ideas around it such as should the Packers move up to trump the Minnesota Vikings? Charlie also talks about a mock draft that tries way too hard to be cool.
Movie Refs, Tony and Sam, are back for their second episode. This one, they talk about the 1996 'classic' Kingpin starting Bill Murray and Woody Harrelson. Tony and Sam break down this weird, slapstick sports movie. The guys wonder how a person couldn't figure out a hook hand after 17 years. Also, there are deep talks about bowling alleys in houses, luggage, and how this movie appears to line up well with The Office.
The Daily Tap is back with its first actual daily episode in a long time. Charlie discusses how The Last Dance made him feel alive again as a sports fan. He also talks about the winners and losers through the first two episodes and thankful no one ever nicknamed him Crumbs. Charlie moves on to talk about the Green Bay Packers and why he's mentally preparing himself for not taking a receiver in R1. The podcast wraps up with the ongoing drama in the State of Wisconsin.
NOTE: This might sound a little different because we taped it live on Periscope as well. We talk about a variety of things here on this Free Talk Friday. Michael Jordan Doc, Jordan Love to the Packers, Packers adding OJ Howard, why the Packers O/U could be 8.5 wins, G League isn't the death to the NCAA, why people love sports, and Wisconsin's stay home rules.
Tony Cartagena and Sam Zwick rewatch your favorite classic sports movie, then tear it all apart. Pointing out what's unbelievably fake, who the worst characters are and what made us love the movie as much as we did. Tony and Sam start with a timeless classic, The Mighty Ducks to start their sports movie rewatch journey. It's the fastest-growing quarantine podcast in the history of quarantine podcasts.
Charlie brings in a new topic for The Daily Tap presents today. It is titled 'What If He Stayed?' Charlie will look at three Wisconsin athletes that left the state and wonder what that sports team would look like if the player stayed put. The segment begins with Brett Favre. Charlie wonders what the Green Bay Packers look like in 2008-2010 if Favre kept playing for the team. Where does Rodgers go? Who takes the throne from Favre? We discuss it all.
The Daily Tap presents is back for another edition. Charlie talks about all of the announcers that he would choose to broadcast his day-to-day life. He explains why broadcasters with golf voices are ones to look at. Charlie goes over The Big Lead's list and has an issue with one of their eight selections. He also discusses if he wants a color commentator for certain guys. Who would you choose?
The Daily Tap presents why you shouldn't shame sports when they decide to come back. Charlie talks about how the Bundesliga wants to come back, and some believe they cannot in a pandemic. Charlie discusses why that's wrong. He also knows that trend will be hot in the coming days. He also discusses a poll he finds flukey and some thoughts on putting together a wedding list.
The Daily Tap presents brings you the first edition of the SnoTapWI Casino. Charlie plays oddsmakers as he outlines which teams have the best odds to screw up the virtual draft this season. Charlie discusses the favorites in detail, discusses some of the other top choices and why he puts the beloved Packers as longshots.
On today's version of The Daily Tap presents, Charlie gets on board with the latest trend running through the internet. He picks his favorite Wisconsin sports quarantine houses to live in. The rules are simple. There is one player that is a member of the Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers, and Milwaukee Brewers. Plus an alum from Badger Football/Basketball and Marquette basketball. Let the fun begin!
On today's version of The Daily Tap presents, Charlie talks about how sports can come back to our society. The talk is more serious than most of his podcasts. The reason being is you have to talk numbers, and why certain things are happening in society. Charlie explains how the next few weeks will be tough but how we'll make it out by June. Charlie discusses how he got engaged at the very end of the show as well.
In honor of Michael Jordan's ESPN documentary that comes out in April, Charlie came up with an idea for The Daily Tap. Charlie discusses what would be the best sports documentaries coming from the State of Wisconsin. Charlie digs into some great topics that haven't been truly unearthed like the falling apart of Ray Allen and George Karl or how Bud Selig let his daughter run the Brewers into the ground. And of course, Favre and Rodgers. Charlie offers a high thought at the end of this one too for the real ones.
The Daily Tap presents is back for another edition where Charlie is talking about different teams that have hurt Wisconsin fans' feelings during Charlie's time as a sports fan. Charlie reflects back on teams that have hurt the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Marquette Golden Eagles. Also, why you have to have success to feel pain.
Charlie returns for The Daily Tap presents as he talks about the wide receiver position for the Green Bay Packers. Charlie talks about what he thinks the Packers might do with their current roster. And why he thinks Marquez Valdes-Scantling and Jake Kumerow need good training camps. Charlie also explains what draft prospects could fit the profile for the Packers.
In today's edition of The Daily Tap Presents, Charlie goes back in the vault and looks back at some of his favorite players from the last 20 or so years in the NCAA Tournament. There are a few memories tied to some of the players. Charlie also talks about the players that annoyed him throughout the years. This may shock you, but they all had some loose affiliation with playing against Marquette.
The Daily Tap Presents is talking about the worst sports losses as a fan. Charlie breaks down the top losses he has suffered as a Bucks, Brewers, Golden Eagles, Packers, and Badgers football fan. He discusses all of them and why he would watch them all if it might bringing life back to normal. Charlie breaks them all down then ranks how he would watch them in a marathon style.
In the latest version of The Daily Tap presents Charlie talks about the idea that Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie had around a hypothetical 28-team tournament to decide the NBA Finals winner. Charlie goes through the Bucks side of the bracket then powers through the rest. He awards who he thinks would be champion although it will not be popular. At the start of the show, Charlie gives his thoughts on when basketball could be coming back as well.
In the latest edition of The Daily Tap presents, Charlie talks about Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady. People love to pair them together, and Charlie talks about if Rodgers could ever become like Tom Brady and leave the Packers. Charlie explains why things are different for Rodgers compared to Brady. And how it's harder to make this call considering the lack of an heir apparent in Green Bay.
The Daily Tap presents returns for another edition. Charlie talks about what has happened in the first week of free agency. He explains why the Packers are far and away the best team in the NFC North after some puzzling moves by all other teams - Lions, Bears, and Vikings. Charlie goes through all three teams' moves starting with Minnesota then Chicago and finishing up with Detroit.
The Daily Tap Presents is back for another edition! Charlie talks about the Packers offensive line. Is Rick Wagner better than Bryan Bulaga? Does that matter? Why the Packers cannot afford him to be another Billy Turner. Charlie also talks about the tight end position and why Marcedes Lewis coming back was a must.
No more sad SnoTapWI! Charlie introduces a new version of The Daily Tap for times of no sports. He explains what he's doing in the next few days where he is helping sports fans like you. Today's show focus is on the middle linebacker and outside linebacker position for the Green Bay Packers. As the Packers gain one linebacker, Christian Kirksey, they lose others like Kyler Fackrell, Blake Martinez, & BJ Goodson. Charlie explains Kirksey impact and talks about if there's a need to draft a middle linebacker in the first round.
Charlie returns from his two-day hiatus. He explains why the work-from-home life really hurt his motivation with his podcast and blog. What he is trying to do to fix it? And what will be coming up next for SnoTapWI? Charlie also discusses why he is more optimistic than others and wishes people would stop being alarmists.
Charlie is back for the Monday edition of The Daily Tap. Charlie talks about the latest about coronavirus and how it relates to the sports world. Charlie also discusses the new CBA for the National Football League and how the Packers players were not granted their 'no' wish. Why did that happen? As a way to help with the non-sports time, Charlie started the 'Chuck Stories' series where he chats about stories from his life. The first one - The time he went to a concert solo.
Charlie talks on Friday's episode of The Daily Tap about where we go from here with the Coronavirus. He talks about how bad he feels for Markus Howard as he ends his career abruptly. Charlie also discusses how the Badgers' hot streak ends then talks about a promising future. Charlie hopes the Bucks do not become the Montreal Expos of 1994. He also discusses the difficulties of being an extrovert in times like this along with what's next for SnotapWI.
On Today's episode of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about how the coronavirus shut down the sports world and where do we go from here? Charlie talks about the podcast he taped last night and comments made. Plus some thoughts on everything that happened tonight.
Charlie and Mitch are back with a loaded show. The boys talk about the Milwaukee Bucks at the beginning of the show. Charlie mentions why the Bucks might be underrated to start the playoffs, and that is a good thing. Mitch gives some takes about Giannis' injury and Donte's hot play. Charlie goes deep about the coronavirus impacting college basketball and what should be done. The boys also talk about Marquette and Wisconsin chances to win their conference titles. The show wraps up with a little bit on the frustration with Orlando Arica.
The Daily Tap returns for the Tuesday edition. Charlie talks about if there is anything that can be done about Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James getting all the hype heading into the postseason. LeBron looks like the narrative favorite for the MVP. Why that could help Giannis. Charlie also talks about Corbin Burnes having another great Spring Training and what it might mean for his chances to start the season as a starter. Finally, sports reporters go to war against the coronavirus.
The Daily Tap is here to cure your Monday blues. Charlie plays the role of therapist for those struggling with the Milwaukee Bucks losing two straight games. Charlie talks about why there's some reason to worry plus why they can go 'even par' the rest of the way. The podcast also talks about the ceiling of the Wisconsin Badgers. And if Marquette is being run by anti-analytics guys. The show wraps up with a little Aaron Rodgers and the most drinkable MKE craft beer.
Welcome back to the Gambling Hour. Charlie goes through KenPom's Top 10 teams and talks about how they are as gambling teams. Charlie also looks at the ability to make it far in the tournament. He offers some teams to trust and some teams to fade when March Madness arrives in two weeks.
Charlie and Mitch are here for episode 372 talking about Wisconsin's hottest topics. Charlie and Mitch discuss the new Christian Yelich deal, and how this could put some pressure on the Milwaukee Bucks getting a deal done with Giannis Antetokounmpo. The boys also talked about Bucks showdown with the Lakers, and Charlie builds a case on why he'd rather play them in the NBA Finals versus the Los Angeles Clippers. The show wraps up with taking a look at the college basketball landscape for Wisconsin and Marquette plus how Mitch became a CBB fan again this year.
The Wednesday edition of The Daily Tap is talking about one thing that makes Charlie happy and another one that makes him sad. Charlie talks about the Christian Yelich extension. Was this planned all along from the Brewers? Or did things come up randomly? This sets the table for the future. Charlie talks about the latest Marquette loss and how the national buzz about the Steve Wojciechowski collapse is building. Charlie talks about where to go from here. The show wraps up with a quick take on Big East basketball officiating.
Charlie is back for the Tuesday edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the Bucks' latest loss to the Miami Heat and why he's not overreacting to a game where the Bucks were up against it. Charlie talks about if he would rather have a free agent linebacker or tight end for the Green Bay Packers. And he finishes with his fascination about the Brewers pitching lab.
The Daily Tap is here on Monday. Charlie talks about why James Harden made a mistake on talking about Giannis. Charlie breaks down the beef between those two guys and why he thinks Harden is like Iverson. He also talks about the hypothetical MVP race that the media will try to create between Giannis and LeBron James. that doesn't actually exist. The podcast wraps up with Charlie discussing the good and bad of Marquette's loss then Wisconsin survives again.
Charlie and Mitch are BACK! After a long hiatus, the boys have returned to the podcast studio. Great show on deck here. They talk about the Milwaukee Bucks hectic March with some thoughts on the recent national media criticism of Milwaukee. Charlie & Mitch also discuss what players we're watching out for at Spring Training. Mitch gets excited about Avasail Garcia while Chuck wonders about Lucas Erceg. The podcast wraps up with talking about some notes from the NFL Combine.
Charlie is back for another edition of The Daily Tap. Thursday's edition features why Aaron Rodgers has every right to speak out against the proposed CBA and you shouldn't shame him for that. In fact, you should admire the leadership. Charlie also talks about Marquette's big win over Georgetown, and why Brewers made a smart decision on Freddy Peralta.
The Daily Tap is live for another edition. Charlie is here to talk about the Milwaukee Bucks dominating in the second half against the Toronto Raptors. Charlie explains how the Bucks were able to cure some demons in that arena. Podcast rolls on to talk about the NFL Combine as Brian Gutekunst, Matt LaFleur talked today along with why you get the feeling the Packers are drafting a receiver. Finally, Charlie talks about a Miller Park column he couldn't take seriously.
Charlie is back at it again for a Tuesday Daily Tap. He talks about why the Green Bay Packers do not need to draft a quarterback in the first round or make it a top priority. Brian Gutekunst's comments are getting taken a bit out of context. Charlie continues to talk NFL Draft with discussing why Mark Murphy needs to give up the dream of the draft coming to Green Bay. It isn't happening. Charlie recaps Bucks-Wizards then gives some thoughts on why tonight's game fascinates him. Finally, he wraps up with some Bachelor talk.
Charlie is back from his European vacation! He talks about the Milwaukee Bucks, Marquette Golden Eagles, Wisconsin Badgers and Milwaukee Brewers in that order plus a bit on his trip to end the show. Charlie talks about why the national media isn't talking about the Bucks, and the one topic they're missing right now. He also discusses Marquette's recent struggles and what's happening. Badgers get hot and the reasons why. Some thoughts on Brock Holt signing plus Josh Hader drama. Finally, some highlights from Copenhagen and Dublin.
The Daily Tap podcast is back for its final show before Charlie goes on hiatus for travel. He talks about his upcoming trip to Copenhagen and Dublin and why it took him a while to not feel guilty about going. Charlie discusses the latest from the Wisconsin Badgers drama with their basketball team and explains why the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel deserves some blame. Thoughts about Brewers' fans division plus a preview for all the games missed while Charlie is away.
On Tuesday's edition of The Daily Tap, Charlie talks about why he couldn't do the #BroomChallenge in his own home. Then riffs about Giannis' baby and some thoughts on why The Bachelor is an idiot. Charlie moves on to discuss how people are so concerned with the Brewers to start the season. Charlie wonders why. The second topic can be simply put as 'What the f--- is Rob Manfred doing?' Thoughts on the proposed change to baseball. Finally, thoughts on Bucks' win over the Kings.
The Daily Tap is here for its Monday edition. Charlie talks about his upcoming trip to Copenhagen and Dublin to start the show. Then he gets into a topic spurned from a tweet about Bucks being 'boring' to go watch in-person because they're so good. Charlie discusses why boring is the wrong word. He also talks about the joys of National Marquette Day plus the Golden Eagles' big win. Charlie also chats about the great game from Badgers where the role players stepped up.
The Daily Tap wraps up the week with their Friday show. Charlie talks about the Kobe King situation and gives thoughts from both sides of the issue. He looks at what Erik Helland said in his statement and thoughts around his process then does the same for King. Charlie also chats about the big Bucks win on Thursday night. The show wraps up with a weekend preview of Marquette, Wisconsin and the Bucks.
The Daily Tap is live for Thursday. Charlie does a little Bachelor talk to start the show and he calls himself a catty b a couple of times(Okay.). After that, he addresses the recent criticism on Markus Howard. Charlie wonders why he gets a bad rap then explains why the spotlight doesn't focus on him nationally. Charlie talks about one writer's bold prediction of OBJ to Green Bay Packers and why he's about it. Finally, the show wraps up reacting to last night's NBA Trade Deadline moves.
The Daily Tap is live for Wednesday. Charlie talks about the comments made by Christian Yelich to the Wall Street Journal. Why he worries, for the first time, that this might mean Yelich isn't long for Milwaukee. Charlie also discusses how the free agencies of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Christian Yelich are different. He looks back on last night's Bucks win plus why the first big trade of the NBA Trade Deadline helped Milwaukee.
Charlie and Mitch are back for Tapping The Keg's 370th episode. Charlie discusses why he likes having football-free Sundays for a couple of months. The boys look at the different trade deadline options for the Milwaukee Bucks. They discussed Bogdan Bogdonvic, Robert Covington, Marcus Morris and more. Charlie and Mitch wonder if the NBA would prefer Giannis vs. Luka or Giannis vs Zion then Mitch makes a point that drops the mic. The podcast wraps up with why people care so much about LeRoy Butler getting into the Hall of Fame.
The Daily Tap is live for Monday! Charlie is talking all about the Super Bowl to start the show. Kyle Shanahan chokes again. Why Patrick Mahomes will have some 2010 Rodgers to him now. And also why you should not rush to put the Chiefs on a pedestal. Charlie talks about the halftime show making everyone horny and much more. The podcast does cover Wisconsin sports in the second half. Charlie talks about Wisconsin and Marquette both getting big wins on Saturday then talks about the weird weekend for the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Gambling Hour is back for the Super Bowl! Charlie is here to talk you through his Super Bowl pick then explains a bunch of props that he likes for the big game. At the end of the show, he does talk about a few of the local games that he likes this weekend.
The Daily Tap is here for Thursday. Charlie talks about the Barstool Sports sale, and why it means so much to him. He also talks about new ideas for SnoTapWI. Charlie discusses the Marquette-Xavier game from last night, and why it is one of the dumbest games he's ever watched. He also chats about Kobe King leaving and why Wisconsin alumni need to chill out on Twitter. The podcast wraps up with Charlie advocating that Eliot Wolf could return to Green Bay if he wants to.
This week's Tapping The Keg with Charlie and Mitch begins with Mitch giving his thoughts on Kobe Bryant. Charlie talks about some of the great things he's seen honoring the NBA legend. The boys move on to break down all of the different Bucks playoff opponents. Do the Philadelphia 76ers scare us? Why Boston might be a problem? And much more. They also talk about stealing one thing from San Francisco and Kansas City and add it to the Packers. The podcast wraps up with Charlie and Mitch wondering if Mark A's comments were arrogent.
The Daily Tap Podcast is here on Tuesday. Charlie is talking about the Wisconsin Badgers' loss against the Iowa Hawkeyes. He breaks down what happened late with the Badgers. Charlie talks about the second half ref performance plus Wisconsin's struggles with the press. He also talks about Kobe King potentially leaving the program and what that could mean. Charlie talks about Giannis' Kobe comments plus a weird column about the Packers.
This version of The Daily Tap features Charlie talking for the first 18 minutes about Kobe Bryant. He explains why this death hurt us, as sports fans, so much. He explains why he had to podcast today and talk about Kobe. Charlie also does talk about Wisconsin sports in the second half of the show. He talks about Milwaukee Brewers On-Deck headlines with Braun's retirement talk, Mark A's cheap words & more plus some college hoops.
Charlie is back with The Daily Tap, not Gambling Hour today (Don't worry, it's back next week). Charlie starts the show a little differently and explains what he's been going through for the last four months. After that, Charlie gets into why this is a great day to be a sports fan in Wisconsin. He breaks down why he's a touch worried about the Bucks-Hornets game then why Wisconsin has a shot versus Purdue. Plus even though it's a house-money game for Marquette, they could still win.
The Daily Tap's Thursday edition checks in with some takes about Packers keeping Mike Pettine for another year, why people love the name 'Miller Park' so much, and the usual college hoops roundup. Charlie talks about Zion to start the show and why Jeff Van Gundy is a curmudgeon. Charlie moves on to weigh the pros and cons of keeping Mike Pettine on staff. He also talks about the lack of energy comments by Matt LaFleur. Charlie finds the reason why people liked Miller Park + the first look at potential brackets!
Charlie and Mitch have another Tapping The Keg ready and raring to go for this week. The boys start the show with the bun-gate controversy that rocked the Kopps' world. After that, Charlie and Mitch discuss Packers-Niners a bit before playing the role of Packers' general manager. Charlie explains why he isn't mad at the Milwaukee Brewers like he thought he would be. This is a big discussion about being smart as a small-market team. The podcast wraps up with wondering if the Bucks are the top international team in the NBA.
The Daily Tap's Tuesday edition looks back at the Green Bay Packers season and its top moments. Charlie discusses his favorite moments of the year going 5-1. Did he forget any? He also talks about his observations from Fiserv Forum as Charlie went to see Giannis and boys take on the Bulls. The podcast wraps up with Charlie trying to figure out why Vegas put the Brewers over/under at 85 wins.
The Daily Tap is here for Monday as Charlie talks about Green Bay Packers losing in the NFC Championship to San Francisco 49ers. Charlie discusses what went wrong, why Mike Pettine shouldn't come back and some glass half-full stuff as well. Charlie explains why causal Bucks fans is a good thing for Milwaukee and others. He also does a college hoops roundup to talk about Marquette and Wisconsin's weekend plus how similar they are this week.