755 Memories, Miz Watch and Packers Talk

Homer opens the hour with Jason Wilde on assignment and Jerry Augustine, now known as “755,” stepping in after the 50th anniversary of Hank Aaron’s final home run. Augustine shares memories of Aaron, Billye Aaron, Bud Selig, Bob Uecker, and what it meant to be the winning pitcher for home run No. 755. Homer also dives deep on Jacob Misiorowski, arguing the Miz has been even more dominant than CC Sabathia’s legendary Brewers run while dismissing the idea of bringing Freddy Peralta back. The pitching conversation turns into a classic Homer debate over fastballs, cutters, sliders, sinkers, VAR-style strike zones, and why baseball should let technology call balls and strikes. Tim Van Vooren joins later to discuss Miz’s velocity drop, why he sees rust more than panic, whether the Brewers need another veteran starter, Devonte Wyatt’s Packers extension, and why Green Bay should still clear nine and a half wins.