Mr. Irrelevant (with Alex Strouf)

Alex Strouf -- alongside his friends and enemies -- provides a comedic and chaotic commentary on all things Wisconsin sports each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

  1. Ep. 381 Packers Draft Priorities, Dexter Lawrence Fallout, Giannis Rumors & the Brewers’ Sal Frelick Debate

    -4 H

    Ep. 381 Packers Draft Priorities, Dexter Lawrence Fallout, Giannis Rumors & the Brewers’ Sal Frelick Debate

    Alex Strouf, Josh DiMaggio, and Will Sommers dive headfirst into one of the busiest sports stretches of the spring with an episode packed around the biggest Wisconsin storylines. With the NFL Draft just days away, the guys spend a big chunk of the show breaking down what the Packers should do with their early picks, why cornerback still feels like Green Bay’s biggest roster concern, and how the Dexter Lawrence trade reshapes the market after Brian Gutekunst’s Micah Parsons move. They also debate whether the Packers are truly as worried about corner as fans are, what the team’s recent draft history says about their approach, and how many picks Goody might actually make. The conversation then shifts to the Bucks, where the frustration keeps building. The crew reacts to more Giannis comments about the rumors that followed Milwaukee all season, questions why people around the organization keep talking instead of letting the situation cool down, and unpacks what it all says about the direction of the franchise after another disappointing year. There is also plenty of exasperation over the never-ending cloud hanging over the team and what comes next for Giannis and the front office. Over on the Brewers side, the guys talk through Milwaukee’s recent slide, Christian Yelich’s injury, and whether fans should be worried yet or just chalk it up to the natural turbulence of a long season. That turns into a heated back-and-forth over Sal Frelick, his early-season struggles, and whether the “Summer of Sal” is already in trouble or just taking the scenic route. Throw in talk about Brandon McManus, the Packers’ kicking situation, Drake showing up in Packers gear, and the usual Mr. Irrelevant detours, and you get a loaded episode that hits all the biggest topics from Packers draft week to Brewers panic levels.

    1 h 1 min
  2. Ep. 377 Doc on the Defensive, Giannis Drama & Friday Chaos

    10 AVR.

    Ep. 377 Doc on the Defensive, Giannis Drama & Friday Chaos

    Alex Strouf and Will Sommers opened the Friday edition of Mr. Irrelevant with the usual chaos, starting with a hilariously offbeat conversation about haircuts, beard growth, dog grooming, and the strange science of why some creatures shed while others need trims. That light start quickly gave way to a much heavier Bucks conversation, as the guys reacted to Doc Rivers pushing back on reporting about dysfunction inside the organization. Strouf argued that Doc’s criticism of Shams Charania did not hold up, especially given how much of the reported tension aligns with what fans have watched unfold all season. From Giannis-related drama to the sense that Doc may already be on his way out, the segment painted a picture of a Bucks season that has felt messy, disappointing, and far from championship caliber. The hour also touched on Giannis being held out of what could be his final home game as a Buck, with Strouf explaining why, as frustrating as it is for fans, the team’s decision still makes sense from a business and health standpoint. Along the way, Phone-In Friday returned with calls on middle-finger etiquette, road rage, and even a detour into which player from the 2011 Brewers would best fit the current team. The hour wrapped with some Packers draft talk, including Brian Gutekunst’s offseason strategy, positional priorities, and how much pressure is on Green Bay to maximize a roster that feels good, but not quite complete.

    1 h 3 min

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Alex Strouf -- alongside his friends and enemies -- provides a comedic and chaotic commentary on all things Wisconsin sports each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

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