Kadin from the Brew Pod Podcast joins the show! We talk a ton of Brewers and more!

Send us Fan MailCan athletes safely bet on their own games without compromising the fairness of the sport? In this riveting episode of Wisconsin Sports on the Go with Trage, we tackle this complex issue head-on with our special guest, Caden Addis from the BrewPod Between the Lines podcast. We launch into the whirlwind MLB season, dissecting the Milwaukee Brewers' current struggles before taking a humorous detour into a spine-tingling story about venomous flying spiders in New York City. Our conversation also touches on a bizarre and memorable incident from a recent Cubs vs. White Sox game, where fans were evacuated due to lightning while players remained on the field.We dive deep into the controversial topic of athletes betting on sports, particularly within their leagues. Should betting be regulated at the organizational level rather than by the league? Using high-profile examples like Shohei Ohtani and Christian Yelich, we explore the potential benefits and pitfalls, weighing the fairness and integrity of the game against the allure of personal stakes. We also discuss the challenges of monitoring such activities and the potential repercussions, ultimately questioning whether a more flexible approach could be feasible.As we shift gears, the conversation turns to the significant impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals on young athletes, from high schoolers in Florida to college stars navigating the transfer portal. We examine the ethical concerns, financial risks, and team dynamics altered by these deals. Highlighting the Milwaukee Brewers' ongoing offensive woes, we analyze key player performances and potential roster adjustments, including the strategic move of Christian Yelich to first base. With an eye on future discussions about the Packers, Brewers, and Badgers, we wrap up this episode, promising more engaging sports talk in the episodes to come.