Jen, Gabe & Chewy

Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate where the Green Bay Packers rank in the NFC North after the Chicago Bears' impressive Monday Night Football victory over the Seattle Seahawks. Are the Detroit Lions still the team to beat, and can the Minnesota Vikings sustain their success with an offense that continues to struggle? Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the latest developments surrounding Josh Jacobs, the Packers' potential interest in Jonathan Taylor and Micah Parsons' anticipated return to practice. Wilde also provides an update on Christian Watson's broken rib and explains why he still believes the Packers could be dangerous down the stretch. Plus, the crew examines Green Bay's crowded NFC playoff path and celebrates the Milwaukee Brewers' impressive list of postseason award finalists, including Brice Turang, Jacob Misiorowski and Pat Murphy.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy welcome Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering to reflect on Milwaukee's historic World Series championship and the unforgettable celebration that brought hundreds of thousands of fans downtown. Levering discusses the Brewers' offseason decisions involving Jake Bauers and William Contreras, the recognition being earned by Brice Turang and Jackson Chourio, and the looming MLB labor negotiations. The crew also dives into the latest NFL power rankings and debates whether the Packers deserve a spot among the league's top teams. Could Jonathan Taylor land with the Broncos or Vikings, and how much would that change the playoff picture? Plus, the guys evaluate Brian Gutekunst's roster decisions, Ty'Ron Hopper's emergence and the difficult financial choices facing Green Bay's front office.

Gabe and Chewy examine the Green Bay Packers' increasingly difficult road to the NFL playoffs as the NFC North and NFC West battle for a limited number of postseason spots. With Micah Parsons reportedly nearing a return to practice, the guys debate whether his expected comeback against the Los Angeles Rams will be enough to turn Green Bay's season around or if the offense is simply too broken. The conversation turns to Christian Watson's rib injury, Tucker Kraft's struggles, and why the Packers' inability to run the football could ultimately derail their playoff hopes. The crew also reacts to Wisconsin's embarrassing 30-0 loss to Iowa and debates whether Luke Fickell deserves another season leading the Badgers football program. Plus, MLB free agency begins, and the guys break down reports that the Brewers could entertain trade offers for Trevor Megill while keeping World Series MVP William Contreras in Milwaukee for another season!

Gabe and Chewy are back after an unforgettable weekend celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series championship, including a massive parade that brought an estimated 750,000 fans to downtown Milwaukee! The guys relive the wildest moments from the celebration, including Trevor Megill partying with fans, Sal Frelick's hilarious speech, and Robin Yount's emotional moment holding the Commissioner's Trophy. Unfortunately, the Green Bay Packers have some serious problems as new allegations involving Josh Jacobs emerge and the NFL prepares to investigate. The crew debates Green Bay's reported interest in trading for Jonathan Taylor, whether Jacobs' future with the Packers is in jeopardy, and why the offensive line remains the team's biggest weakness. Plus, the guys discuss the Brewers' upcoming free agency decisions, Bryce Turang and Jackson Chourio winning Gold Gloves, and whether World Series MVP William Contreras could be next in line for a massive contract extension!

THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS! Jen Lada, Gabe Neitzel, and Josh DiMaggio kick off an extended edition of Jen, Gabe & Chewy celebrating the Brewers' first championship in franchise history after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 5! The crew reflects on the emotional significance of this historic moment, William Contreras winning World Series MVP, and the incredible leadership of Christian Yelich and Pat Murphy. Brewers fans call in from across Wisconsin and beyond to share unforgettable memories, celebrate loved ones who waited decades for this moment, and explain what this championship means to their families. Plus, an emotional tribute to Bob Uecker and Robin Yount, a look at the Brewers' remarkable journey to the top of baseball, and everything you need to know about Friday's championship parade through downtown Milwaukee!

The celebration continues on Jen, Gabe & Chewy as Wisconsin wakes up to something that has NEVER happened before: the Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions! Jen and Gabe take emotional calls from lifelong Brewers fans sharing stories of family, heartbreak, and the unforgettable moment the Crew finally brought home the Commissioner's Trophy. The guys break down Jacob Misiorowski's gutsy Game 5 performance, including his battle with cramping and a troublesome mound, before reflecting on how the Brewers' championship will inspire generations of fans. Chewy joins the show to explain why this team's selflessness, sacrifice, and commitment to winning remind him of the 1996 Green Bay Packers. Plus, the crew celebrates Christian Yelich's leadership, Pat Murphy's incredible culture, and how Milwaukee proved every national expert who doubted the Brewers wrong!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy continue celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' first World Series championship as fans from across the country and around the world share what this historic moment means to them! The crew reflects on Brewers fans completely taking over Tropicana Field, Christian Yelich's incredible redemption story, and why Pat Murphy deserves so much credit for building a championship team. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss the emotional impact of the Brewers' victory, the memories it brings back from the Packers' 1996 Super Bowl championship, and the possibility of the Brewers making a surprise appearance at Lambeau Field for Thursday Night Football. The guys also react to the incredible memorabilia headed to the Baseball Hall of Fame and debate what makes this Brewers team so special compared to past Wisconsin champions. Plus, Jen shares an emotional perspective on watching her children fall in love with baseball, while Chewy explains why winning a championship creates memories that last forever!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy wrap up an unforgettable morning celebrating the Milwaukee Brewers' first World Series championship with incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the historic run! Greg Matzik joins the show live from Florida to share what he witnessed inside the championship clubhouse, why Christian Yelich's leadership transformed the team, and how William Contreras became the heartbeat of Milwaukee's title run. The crew reacts to a stunning report that the Brewers nearly acquired Tarik Skubal before the Dodgers swooped in, proving Milwaukee didn't need another superstar to finish the job. The conversation turns emotional as the guys remember Bob Uecker's legacy, celebrate the players who overcame adversity, and reflect on how this championship will forever change the way Wisconsin fans view their beloved Brewers. Plus, everything you need to know about Friday's massive championship parade and celebration at the Summerfest grounds as Milwaukee prepares to welcome its WORLD CHAMPIONS home!

Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to the Milwaukee Brewers' heartbreaking Game 4 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, as Cooper Pratt's dramatic extra-innings home run wasn't enough to clinch the World Series. With the Brewers still holding a commanding 3-1 series lead, the crew tries to calm nervous fans ahead of Game 5 with Jacob Misiorowski on the mound. ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss controversial officiating in the Packers-Lions game, the NFL's emphasis on protecting quarterbacks and potential trade deadline moves involving Jonathan Taylor. Plus, did Pat Murphy mismanage his bullpen by turning to Shane Drohan in the 12th inning? The guys debate whether Murphy made the right decision saving Misiorowski for Game 5 and what Milwaukee needs to do to finish the job.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy continue processing the Brewers' crushing Game 4 loss to the Rays and debate whether defensive mistakes or bad luck ultimately cost Milwaukee a World Series celebration. Did MLB get the controversial replay review wrong when Cooper Pratt was ruled out at second base, or is Jen onto something with her conspiracy theory that the league wanted a longer series? Greg Matzek joins the show live from Florida to discuss the questionable call, Pat Murphy's bullpen decisions and the mood inside the Brewers clubhouse following the loss. The crew also looks ahead to Game 5 with Jacob Misiorowski on the mound, concerns surrounding William Contreras' hand and Tampa Bay's uncertain pitching plans. Plus, the Brewers announce another World Series watch party at American Family Field, and Greg delivers a passionate pep talk to Wisconsin fans hoping to celebrate the franchise's first championship!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are celebrating as the Milwaukee Brewers move ONE WIN AWAY from their first World Series championship after absolutely dominating the Tampa Bay Rays 10-1 in Game 3! Chewy shares his firsthand experience at Tropicana Field, where Brewers fans took over the stadium and watched an unbelievable eight-run, two-out rally in the fifth inning. The crew breaks down Robert Gasser's masterful performance, Christian Yelich's game-changing hustle, and the emotional moment of Brandon Woodruff returning to the mound in the ninth inning. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss where this Brewers team ranks among Wisconsin's greatest sports teams, Pat Murphy's leadership, and the Packers' continuing offensive line issues. Plus, could the Brewers' incredible postseason run put them ahead of the 1996 Packers and 2021 Bucks in Wisconsin sports history?

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are ready to witness history as the Milwaukee Brewers sit just one victory away from sweeping the Tampa Bay Rays and winning their first World Series championship! Brewers radio voice Jeff Levering joins the show to reflect on the magical postseason run, Brandon Woodruff's emotional World Series appearance, and the incredible leadership of Christian Yelich and William Contreras. The crew breaks down Sal Frelick's spectacular diving catch, Robert Gasser's dominant Game 3 performance, and why this Brewers team never seems to crack under pressure. Gabe reveals just how badly the Brewers have dominated some of baseball's best starting pitchers throughout the postseason. Plus, the guys compare Milwaukee's historic run to the legendary 1998 Yankees and 2005 White Sox and debate whether the Brewers could finish with one of the greatest seasons in Major League Baseball history!

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy are fired up as the Milwaukee Brewers take a commanding 2-0 World Series lead over the Tampa Bay Rays! The crew breaks down the unforgettable comeback in Game 2, Sal Frelick's massive home run, and why the Brewers' depth makes them so dangerous heading into Game 3. Chewy previews the atmosphere in Tampa while the gang discusses World Series ticket prices, Brewers fans taking over the Trop, and the pitching matchup ahead. Unfortunately, the Packers spoiled an otherwise incredible Wisconsin sports weekend with a frustrating loss to the Detroit Lions. The crew unloads on Trey Smack's missed field goals, questionable NFL officiating, and Green Bay's continued offensive struggles before debating whether the Packers can survive until Micah Parsons returns.

Jen, Gabe, and Chewy try to figure out how the Green Bay Packers went from Super Bowl contenders to a struggling 4-3 team fighting for a playoff spot. The crew debates whether Matt LaFleur deserves blame for the offensive struggles or if the players simply aren't executing, before Jen raises a concerning question about Tucker Kraft's declining production following his ACL injury. Is Kraft still recovering, or has Green Bay's broken running game and offensive line prevented him from becoming the superstar everyone expected? The conversation shifts to the Milwaukee Brewers, where the crew celebrates their relentless comeback mentality and explains why their bullpen depth gives them a major advantage over the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series. Plus, the latest Packers injury updates, a potential World Series-clinching trip to Tampa, and the possibility of a Brewers championship parade in Milwaukee before the week is over!

After 44 years, the Milwaukee Brewers are finally back in the World Series, and the excitement across Wisconsin is reaching a fever pitch! Jen, Gabe, and Chewy discuss where fans will be watching Game 1, the incredible atmosphere surrounding American Family Field, and how this moment compares to the Packers' Super Bowl run. Jason Wilde joins the show to break down the Packers' upcoming showdown with the Detroit Lions, Jordan Love's health, and whether Green Bay should make a move before the NFL trade deadline. The crew also examines Tampa Bay's surprising pitching rotation decisions and what Jacob Misiorowski needs to deliver against the Rays. Plus, William Contreras has some interesting new equipment for the World Series, sparking a hilarious debate about jockstraps, compression shorts, and athletic cups.

It's World Series Game 1 day, and Jen, Gabe, and Chewy celebrate what could be one of the greatest days in Wisconsin sports history! The crew reflects on the Brewers' remarkable journey, the fans who helped keep baseball alive in Milwaukee, and why this World Series appearance means so much to communities across the entire state. From outrageous ticket prices to Wisconsin fans invading Tampa Bay, the excitement surrounding the Brewers is impossible to ignore. Craig Karmazin joins the show to discuss the ultimate Wisconsin sports doubleheader with the Bucks' home opener and the Brewers taking on the Rays. Plus, Craig shares his expectations for Jacob Misiorowski, Chewy recalls his Super Bowl nerves, and the guys debate whether the Brewers' ace can deliver a legendary World Series performance.

Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to Josh Jacobs' emotional comments following his return to the Green Bay Packers and debate whether fans should accept his apology. Jason Wilde joins the show to offer his perspective on Jacobs' situation and explain why Jordan Love's success is masking serious concerns about the Packers' offensive line. Could Kevin Zeitler finally see the field against the Detroit Lions, and how worried should fans be about Love's back injury? The crew also discusses the health of Christian Watson and Matthew Golden, plus the Packers' creative use of Savion Williams. And with the Brewers preparing for Game 1 of the World Series, Milwaukee's championship fever has fans scrambling for merchandise!

Jen, Gabe and Chewy break down the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series MVP candidates, including Jackson Chourio, Brice Turang and Jacob Misiorowski, ahead of Game 1 against the Tampa Bay Rays. The crew tests its Brewers postseason knowledge with a World Series edition of Top 8 at 8 before shifting gears to the Packers and Josh Jacobs' potential return against the Lions. Should Matt LaFleur continue building the offense around Jordan Love, even with Jacobs back in the lineup? Milwaukee Bucks president Josh Glessing joins the show to explain the decision to move Friday's home opener to 3 p.m. so fans can enjoy both the Bucks and Brewers. Glessing also discusses the team's statewide television accessibility, young roster and excitement surrounding head coach Taylor Jenkins.

It's World Series week in Milwaukee, but should the Brewers take a chance on Brandon Woodruff? Jen, Gabe and Chewy debate whether Woody deserves a spot on the World Series roster, the risks of bringing him back from injury, and how Pat Murphy should handle his pitching staff against the Rays. ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter joins the show to discuss Josh Jacobs' reinstatement, whether the Packers can become an elite team, and the wide-open NFC North race. Plus, the crew weighs in on high school football playoff games conflicting with the World Series and the outrageous ticket prices that have Brewers fans considering a trip to Tampa. And who gets a room at Chewy's Florida house? The guys hilariously rank their potential houseguests!

Are the Packers their own biggest obstacle to becoming an elite NFL team? Jen, Gabe and Chewy react to Mina Kimes' criticism of Green Bay's penalties and dropped passes while debating whether Josh Jacobs can revive the struggling running game ahead of a showdown with the Detroit Lions. With the Brewers preparing to host the World Series, the crew fires back at the Tampa Bay Rays owner for suggesting Rays fans could take over Milwaukee and compares the two teams' pitching rotations. Is Jacob Misiorowski ready to outduel Drew Rasmussen, and how much of a threat is former Brewer Freddy Peralta? Plus, the Brewers acknowledge their mistakes in handling the controversial Timeless Ticket program, and the guys applaud the organization for making things right with fans.