The 3PM hour of Kyle & Brust is counting down to Brewers-Dodgers Game 2 of the NLCS, with Milwaukee holding a 1-0 series lead and Logan Henderson preparing to face Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Ben Brust believes the Brewers have finally developed the postseason confidence they lacked last October, but says their offense must start capitalizing with runners in scoring position. Kyle Wallace believes Milwaukee can wear down Yamamoto with patient at-bats, drive up his pitch count and force Los Angeles into its bullpen. After surviving Tarik Skubal in Game 1, the guys believe another victory could put the Dodgers in serious trouble.
Then the Jordan Love Train officially returns as a caller declares Green Bay's quarterback ready to lead the Packers back to the Super Bowl. After Love's dominant performance against Chicago, the K&B Fam is suddenly dreaming big again. Kyle and Ben explain why the improved offensive line has completely changed Green Bay's outlook and debate whether the Packers can build on Sunday's blowout victory. Meanwhile, Bears fans have mysteriously disappeared from the conversation, and Kyle is enjoying every second of their silence.
The show takes a hilarious detour when Ben's questionable personal hygiene habits from college and the pandemic resurface. Kyle can't believe Ben once prioritized playing Call of Duty over showering and brushing his teeth, while Ben insists those were simply different times. The guys also revisit Ben's infamous habit of leaving baseball games early, with Will reminding everyone that real baseball fans actually stay until the final out.
Plus, Josh DiMaggio joins the show and accidentally ignites a full-blown argument about whether Ben looks like Aaron Ashby. That leads to Ben defending his receding hairline, Kyle claiming a bad haircut can permanently change someone's hair and an even more ridiculous debate about dinosaur fossils. Eventually, the guys return to baseball and explain why beating Yamamoto would represent another enormous psychological breakthrough for Milwaukee before transitioning into their LIVE Game 2 Brewers watchalong.
Then the Jordan Love Train officially returns as a caller declares Green Bay's quarterback ready to lead the Packers back to the Super Bowl. After Love's dominant performance against Chicago, the K&B Fam is suddenly dreaming big again. Kyle and Ben explain why the improved offensive line has completely changed Green Bay's outlook and debate whether the Packers can build on Sunday's blowout victory. Meanwhile, Bears fans have mysteriously disappeared from the conversation, and Kyle is enjoying every second of their silence.
The show takes a hilarious detour when Ben's questionable personal hygiene habits from college and the pandemic resurface. Kyle can't believe Ben once prioritized playing Call of Duty over showering and brushing his teeth, while Ben insists those were simply different times. The guys also revisit Ben's infamous habit of leaving baseball games early, with Will reminding everyone that real baseball fans actually stay until the final out.
Plus, Josh DiMaggio joins the show and accidentally ignites a full-blown argument about whether Ben looks like Aaron Ashby. That leads to Ben defending his receding hairline, Kyle claiming a bad haircut can permanently change someone's hair and an even more ridiculous debate about dinosaur fossils. Eventually, the guys return to baseball and explain why beating Yamamoto would represent another enormous psychological breakthrough for Milwaukee before transitioning into their LIVE Game 2 Brewers watchalong.