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Homer opens the Wednesday Homer Hour with Rain Man built almost entirely around Jacob Misiorowski, as the Brewers improve to 64-38 and continue sitting near the Dodgers atop the standings. He argues the biggest Brewers questions are whether the Miz is healthy, what Milwaukee will do at the trade deadline, and how much the front office believes in its young pitching beyond this season. Matt in New Berlin takes on Rain Man before Homer debates which autograph would be most desirable among the Miz, Jackson Chourio, Jordan Love and Micah Parsons. Dario Melendez joins with Jason Wilde on assignment and says the Packers were good enough to reach the Super Bowl last season before late injuries, while also breaking down Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, Josh Jacobs and Green Bay’s need to run the ball late in games. Dario also weighs in on Brewers trade targets, saying Milwaukee should add pitching and another bat while balancing how much of its loaded prospect pool it is willing to move.
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