The Interviews

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Each and every interview from all ESPN Wisconsin shows. If you missed your favorite analyst or athlete, you can find them here!

  1. 2h ago

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    ESPN Radio's Evan Cohen joined Wilde & Tausch and believes the Green Bay Packers are not in as bad of a spot as people think! The team performance might be questionable, but with a 2-2 record amidst all the circumstances... maybe not a bad spot after all? And if they can beat the Chicago Bears at home against a backup quarterback?

  2. 2h ago

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    Steve Stricker joins Wilde & Tausch from Lake Geneva National! Stricker talks about how he supports both the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears ahead of the rivalry week. Stricker also discusses what rivalries look like on the golf scene. Plus, golf lessons and film breakdown for Wilde!

  3. 2h ago

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    Packers safety Evan Williams makes his weekly appearance after grabbing his first interception of the season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Williams takes us through everything on Sunday from the celebration routine, Edgerrin Cooper's injury, closing out the win, and looking ahead to Bears week.

  4. 4h ago

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    Brewers TV analyst Vinny Rottino explains why he’s comfortable with Dustin May starting Game 3 against the Padres despite May’s uneven tenure in Milwaukee. Rottino points to May’s success against San Diego and a deep, rested Brewers bullpen that gives Pat Murphy plenty of options if May struggles. He believes this Brewers roster has very few weaknesses and gives Milwaukee its best opportunity to go all the way since 1982. Rottino also dives into the pitch-tipping conversation surrounding Mason Miller and explains how teams use video, scouting and runners on base to identify and communicate pitching tendencies.

  5. 23h ago

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    Brewers legend Nyjer Morgan, T-Plush himself, joins Kyle & Brust after being in the building for Milwaukee’s dramatic Game 2 win over San Diego. Morgan calls Jackson Chourio’s walk-off one of the most magical moments in Brewers history outside of his own iconic 2011 hit and explains just how impressive it was for the 22-year-old to battle against Mason Miller throwing 104 MPH. Morgan says Chourio is operating on a different level and compares seeing his talent at such a young age to watching Andrew McCutchen develop in Pittsburgh. T-Plush also weighs in on the conversation surrounding Miller potentially tipping his pitches, saying identifying tendencies has always been part of baseball and that players on the bench are constantly studying pitchers for anything they can find. Looking ahead to Game 3, Morgan believes Milwaukee should let Dustin May work an inning or two before unleashing its bullpen, which he thinks deserves far more respect after dominating the first two games of the series. What makes these Brewers different? Morgan says everybody genuinely believes in everybody else. There aren’t many traditional superstars, but the entire roster understands its role, produces timely hitting and has completely bought into Pat Murphy’s approach. T-Plush explains why the manager matters enormously in baseball and says Milwaukee’s organizational structure, from Murphy to Matt Arnold, has created the belief powering this postseason run. And T-Plush is officially climbing aboard the championship float. After throwing out the first pitch before Game 2, Morgan makes his prediction crystal clear: “We’re definitely going to be raising a trophy.”

  6. 1d ago

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    Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy from San Diego after Milwaukee takes a 2-0 lead in the NLDS. Levering explains why this Brewers team feels inevitable and breaks down the sequence that led to Jackson Chourio's dramatic game-winning hit against Mason Miller. He weighs in on whether Miller was tipping pitches and why Chourio still deserves all the credit for executing against one of baseball's best closers. Levering also previews the Game 3 pitching plan with Dustin May and discusses the controversial AmFam Field roof play from Game 1. Plus, he explains why Pat Murphy's stoic approach has the Brewers focused on finishing the job.

  7. 4d ago

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    Craig Karmazin joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to look ahead to the Brewers’ playoff series against the Padres and explain what stands out about this year’s club. Craig discusses Jacob Misiorowski’s transformation into a frontline postseason weapon, Joey Ortiz’s improvement and the depth Milwaukee can deploy out of the bullpen. The conversation turns to the challenge of winning at Petco Park and why the Brewers can’t afford to look ahead to teams like the Dodgers. Craig also weighs in on the Packers’ matchup with rookie quarterback Jalen Daniels and Green Bay’s revamped offensive line. Plus, the crew looks ahead to a Bucks roster loaded with new faces and plenty of preseason intrigue.

  8. 5d ago

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    Michelle Smallmon joins Kyle & Brust after what she calls an “absolute mental and emotional beatdown” following the Packers’ ugly loss to Atlanta. After choosing Green Bay in part because they were always competitive, Michelle admits she can’t even guarantee that anymore. The offensive line can’t protect Jordan Love, the running game has disappeared and questions continue to surround Matt LaFleur, but Michelle insists she’s not wavering on the Packers just yet. What can Green Bay actually fix? Michelle says the quickest change has nothing to do with scheme: effort, fight and intensity. The Packers looked lifeless against Atlanta, and she wants to see a team angry and embarrassed by what happened. Even if everything isn’t immediately fixed, Green Bay needs to become the type of opponent nobody enjoys playing instead of continuing to fold when adversity hits. Pasted text Plus, Michelle reacts to the Packers bringing in veteran offensive-line reinforcements and hopes players like Mekhi Becton can at least stabilize a devastated unit and give Love a fighting chance. But when Ben asks whether she’d actually put money on Green Bay making the playoffs, the optimism suddenly meets reality: Michelle says she doesn’t feel great about their chances, especially with Minnesota, Detroit and Chicago all giving Green Bay plenty of competition in the NFC North.

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Each and every interview from all ESPN Wisconsin shows. If you missed your favorite analyst or athlete, you can find them here!

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  • Channel
    ESPN Wisconsin
  • Creator
    Wisconsin On Demand
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    250
  • Rating
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