The 2PM hour of Kyle & Brust celebrates one of the greatest Wisconsin sports Sundays in recent memory after the Packers demolished the Bears 31-7 and the Brewers took Game 1 of the NLCS against the Dodgers. Kyle Wallace is absolutely fired up after watching Green Bay silence Chicago following an offseason full of trash talk, while Ben Brust believes Milwaukee's postseason victory carries even greater significance. The guys debate which win was more satisfying: embarrassing the Bears at Lambeau or finally beating Los Angeles in October after last year's NLCS sweep.
Then it's time to give Matt LaFleur some serious credit. Even Ben, who has been one of LaFleur's harshest critics, admits the Packers coach finally delivered the aggressive, relentless offensive approach he's been begging to see. Jordan Love was unleashed, Christian Watson made spectacular plays downfield and the revamped offensive line finally gave Green Bay's offense a chance to operate. Kyle believes the Packers have officially shown what they're capable of, but the challenge now becomes bringing that same intensity and execution every single week.
The celebration isn't limited to football. Milwaukee's bullpen delivered another incredible postseason performance, overcoming a short outing from Jacob Misiorowski to secure a massive Game 1 victory. The guys explain why this year's Brewers feel different from the team that was swept by Los Angeles last October, with Pat Murphy's leadership, improved postseason experience and a relentless bullpen giving Milwaukee legitimate championship confidence. But with Yoshinobu Yamamoto awaiting in Game 2, the Brewers still need better production with runners in scoring position and another strong performance from Logan Henderson.
Plus, the K&B Fam celebrates the Packers' dominant win while Kyle enjoys the sudden silence coming from Chicago sports fans. The guys revisit the heated Matt LaFleur-Ben Johnson rivalry, debate whether Green Bay has officially turned its season around and discuss the latest injury setback after Javon Hargrave suffered an Achilles injury. With the Brewers just three wins away from the World Series and the Packers finally looking like themselves, Kyle is ready to declare that Wisconsin sports are BACK.
Then it's time to give Matt LaFleur some serious credit. Even Ben, who has been one of LaFleur's harshest critics, admits the Packers coach finally delivered the aggressive, relentless offensive approach he's been begging to see. Jordan Love was unleashed, Christian Watson made spectacular plays downfield and the revamped offensive line finally gave Green Bay's offense a chance to operate. Kyle believes the Packers have officially shown what they're capable of, but the challenge now becomes bringing that same intensity and execution every single week.
The celebration isn't limited to football. Milwaukee's bullpen delivered another incredible postseason performance, overcoming a short outing from Jacob Misiorowski to secure a massive Game 1 victory. The guys explain why this year's Brewers feel different from the team that was swept by Los Angeles last October, with Pat Murphy's leadership, improved postseason experience and a relentless bullpen giving Milwaukee legitimate championship confidence. But with Yoshinobu Yamamoto awaiting in Game 2, the Brewers still need better production with runners in scoring position and another strong performance from Logan Henderson.
Plus, the K&B Fam celebrates the Packers' dominant win while Kyle enjoys the sudden silence coming from Chicago sports fans. The guys revisit the heated Matt LaFleur-Ben Johnson rivalry, debate whether Green Bay has officially turned its season around and discuss the latest injury setback after Javon Hargrave suffered an Achilles injury. With the Brewers just three wins away from the World Series and the Packers finally looking like themselves, Kyle is ready to declare that Wisconsin sports are BACK.