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By Andre Ochoa May 14, 2021 Today on The Odd Couple with Chris Broussard and Rob Parker, the guys discuss the NFL releasing their schedule for the 2021 season. The Week 4 matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the New England Patriots will probably be the most hyped-up regular season game in NFL history. Tom Brady has a chance to become NFL’s all-time leader in passing yards in his return to Foxborough. Chris believes that this matchup can be a nightmare for Patriots HC Bill Belichick ...

By Eric Gitter May 14, 2021 News surfaced from Jacksonville this week that the Jaguars were potentially going to sign former Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Tim Tebow to the roster to play tight end. Tebow has not been in the league for nearly ten years and now the Jaguars are expecting him to play a position he never played before? It doesnt make a ton of sense and former Washington Football Team Pro Bowl tight end Chris Cooley joined Czabe and the boys to give his thoughts on whether or n...

By Bill Schmid May 13, 2021 When the boys were away, our smart and good-looking listeners were treated to the sports radio stylings of the Mike Heller Show. We show our appreciation by having a Wednesday Mixer with Mike, Jon Arias and Armen Saryan inside the all-new Central Standard Craft Distillery Time Out Sports Lounge. The boys discussed the ever evolving Aaron Rodgers story in Green Bay. Plus, a rules conversation about golf that may make a certain lonely group of our listening audience f...

May 13, 2021 The NFL released their full schedule of games last night, so now we know exactly when and where each game will take place. The season is still some time away, but its hard not to get excited for football to return. Clay Travis is focusing on the first week of games, and of the 16 games that are being played, Clay believes that 15 of them are fantastic. The Jaguars and Texans is the one game that isnt too flashy, besides seeing Trevor Lawrence. Clay runs through all the games in Wee...

By Doug Russell Chalk it up to another missed opportunity. Tuesday night in their series opening three-game series with division rival St. Louis, the Milwaukee Brewers had the game-winning run in Billy McKinney on third base in the 10th inning and failed to score him. In the top of the 11th, the roof caved in on the Milwaukee bullpen. When the carnage stopped, the Cardinals escaped with a 6-1 victory, highlighted by 11th inning home runs by Paul Goldschmidt and Tyler O’Neill off of Brad Boxb...

By Doug Russell May 12, 2021 The Milwaukee Bucks frantic last week of the regular season already had one thud Monday night in San Antonio. The last thing they wanted was a repeat performance against Orlando on Tuesday. In the end, Milwaukee prevailed, 114-102, improving their record to 44-25 with just three games left to play. The Bucks are still chasing the Nets for the No. 2 seed in the East. Brooklyn leads Milwaukee by one game in the conference standings. Giannis Antetokounmpo led Milwauke...

Bucks defeat Nets, 124-118

By Doug Russell May 5, 2021 The Milwaukee Brewers for the second consecutive evening against the Philadelphia Phillies took an early lead, then almost immediately got behind in part because of shoddy defense, only to have a late rally fall short. Tuesday night in game two of their four-game series, the Brewers gave up their one-run lead in the third inning when J.T. Realmuto’s chopper to third was misplayed by Travis Shaw, opening the door for a five-run Philly frame. Philadelphia won the ga...

By Bill Schmid May 4, 2021 Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel hops on the program following a series win over the World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers. While the Brewers are in first place, they have not set the world on fire offensively in part due to the injuries of Christian Yelich and Lorenzo Cain. Those two guys return for the road series in Philly, but on the corresponding roster move the Crew sends former first round pick Keston Hiura to AAA. How can Hiura get back on tra...

By Doug Russell May 4, 2021 The Milwaukee Brewers had their chances Monday night in their series opner at Philadelphia, but a lack of production when it counted doomed the Crew in their 4-3 loss. Outfielders Lorenzo Cain and Christian Yelich both returned to the Milwaukee lineup and both produced. Cain’s tape-measure blast in the first staked Milwaukee to a quick 1-0 lead, while Yelich went 2-for-4 after missing 17 games with a nagging back issue. Cain’s home run did not hold up for Milwau...