Hour 3: May’s Debut and Packers Disrespect

The 414 Hour opens with the Brewers improving to 72-43 after taking three of four from the Pirates, but Ben stays on Yeli Watch after Christian Yelich goes 0-for-4. Dustin May becomes the main Brewers story after delivering a quality start in his Milwaukee debut, giving the guys a chance to compare his first outing with Tarik Skubal’s Dodgers debut and rethink what the playoff rotation could look like. Ben and Kyle debate whether Misiorowski, Harrison and Henderson are already the preferred October trio, with May possibly providing stability, experience and multi-inning flexibility. Packers talk returns when USA Today projects the Bears as the NFC North champion and leaves Green Bay out of the playoffs, causing Kyle to rip the national-media logic for ignoring Jordan Love and overreacting to Micah Parsons, Tucker Kraft and Jordan Morgan concerns. Catastrophic hits Grown Ups 3, Akron’s fan offensive coordinator promotion, a Red Sox hair-loss ad, and Jahmyr Gibbs’ new deal before Bryan Bulaga explains why one-on-one camp reps are fun but 11-on-11 work is what really matters.