On The Homer Hour, Homer celebrates the Brewers' upcoming World Series matchup with the Rays and debates whether Milwaukee's championship expectations have reached an all-time high. After spending years as underdogs, the Brewers are now favorites, and Homer wonders whether anything short of a championship would be a disappointment.

Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Josh Jacobs' return and why Kevin Zeitler could be even more important to fixing Green Bay's struggling offensive line. Wilde explains why the Packers are being cautious with their veteran additions and raises concerns about how many hits Jordan Love continues to take. Plus, Homer has some fun giving Packers defenders alcohol-inspired nicknames, starting with Evan "Whiskey" Williams.

Finally, Tim Van Vooren joins the show to explain why he believes the Brewers will win the World Series. The guys discuss Pat Murphy's remarkable leadership, his similarities to legendary Marquette coach Al McGuire and why Milwaukee must adjust to being the favorite rather than the underdog. With four wins separating the Brewers from history, the pressure is officially on.