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Homer opens the hour with A.J. Storr’s latest transfer, joking that Storr’s mom may be the greatest agent in college basketball history after another school change. Brewers optimism takes over from there, with Homer saying he would be disappointed if Milwaukee does not win a World Series in the next three years because of Jacob Misiorowski, Logan Henderson, Kyle Harrison and the young pitching core. Jason Wilde joins to push back on how much of Packers training camp actually matters, while still digging into Keisean Nixon, Brandon Cissé, Aaron Banks and the offensive line questions. Homer and Wilde also detour into Robin Yount stories, including why Yount’s honesty and simplicity still stand out. Tim Van Vooren closes the hour by agreeing the Brewers are in a real championship window, saying the team is tougher, less fragile and built around the most important thing in baseball: pitching.
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