On The Homer Hour, Homer reacts to the Brewers' heartbreaking Game 4 loss to the Rays and reflects on Cooper Pratt's incredible 12th-inning home run that nearly delivered Milwaukee its first World Series championship. Homer explains why the missed opportunity to complete a historic postseason sweep hurts, but believes winning the championship will erase the disappointment.
Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss why Brewers fans shouldn't panic with a 3-1 series lead and Jacob Misiorowski taking the mound for Game 5. The guys debate Pat Murphy's bullpen decisions, whether Aaron Ashby should have stayed in the game and why Milwaukee's championship hopes remain firmly intact. Wilde also previews Packers-Panthers and explains why Kevin Zeitler could finally make his Green Bay debut.
Plus, Rain Man returns with Brewers World Series trivia, and Homer opens the phone lines for fans to share their emotions following Game 4. A fan who attended the game in Tampa Bay joins to describe the incredible atmosphere surrounding Pratt's home run and the frustrating conditions inside Tropicana Field. With another chance to make history tonight, can the Brewers finally finish the job?
Then, Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss why Brewers fans shouldn't panic with a 3-1 series lead and Jacob Misiorowski taking the mound for Game 5. The guys debate Pat Murphy's bullpen decisions, whether Aaron Ashby should have stayed in the game and why Milwaukee's championship hopes remain firmly intact. Wilde also previews Packers-Panthers and explains why Kevin Zeitler could finally make his Green Bay debut.
Plus, Rain Man returns with Brewers World Series trivia, and Homer opens the phone lines for fans to share their emotions following Game 4. A fan who attended the game in Tampa Bay joins to describe the incredible atmosphere surrounding Pratt's home run and the frustrating conditions inside Tropicana Field. With another chance to make history tonight, can the Brewers finally finish the job?