On The Homer Hour, Homer and Gary Ellerson celebrate the Brewers reaching their first World Series in 44 years after completing a historic sweep of the Dodgers. Gary breaks out a vintage Hank Aaron Milwaukee Braves jersey to honor the city's baseball history, while the guys debate whether a Brewers World Series championship would mean more to Wisconsin than another Packers Super Bowl.
Then, is Pat Murphy the most important person in Milwaukee sports right now? Gary explains why Murphy's ability to connect with young players and create a winning culture has transformed the Brewers. The guys also praise Garrett Mitchell's incredible postseason and Gary shares a personal story about his son's experience with Type 1 diabetes and the challenges of competing at a high level.
Plus, Josh Jacobs is set to return from the Commissioner's Exempt List, and the guys preview Packers-Cowboys on Sunday Night Football. They also debate whether Milwaukee should change its roster-building philosophy to keep stars like William Contreras and whether this Brewers team has a better chance to win the World Series than the 1982 squad.
Then, is Pat Murphy the most important person in Milwaukee sports right now? Gary explains why Murphy's ability to connect with young players and create a winning culture has transformed the Brewers. The guys also praise Garrett Mitchell's incredible postseason and Gary shares a personal story about his son's experience with Type 1 diabetes and the challenges of competing at a high level.
Plus, Josh Jacobs is set to return from the Commissioner's Exempt List, and the guys preview Packers-Cowboys on Sunday Night Football. They also debate whether Milwaukee should change its roster-building philosophy to keep stars like William Contreras and whether this Brewers team has a better chance to win the World Series than the 1982 squad.