Milwaukee sports, jokes, and memory lane.
Drew & KB turns Milwaukee sports into a running local conversation, with Bucks playoff nights, Brewers road trips, Packers arguments, and Wisconsin callbacks all moving at speed. The show mixes analysis with jokes, texts, guests, sponsor reads, and odd detours that still find their way back to the game.
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Drew & KB is a Milwaukee sports show that moves like a conversation in a crowded bar after a big game. The core is local and reactive: Bucks playoff confidence, Brewers frustration, Packers tension, NFL draft previews, and the emotional whiplash of Wisconsin fandom. It does not treat sports as sealed-off content. A Bucks playoff series can open the door to 2001, Miller Park, Summerfest, Prince, the iPod, Wikipedia, and the strange feeling of measuring a fan's life by the last time a team got past a round. That is the show at its most natural. It starts with the scoreboard, then chases whatever memory or joke the scoreboard kicks loose. Guests give it shape without making it stiff. John Horst talks about the Bucks from the general manager's chair, while the studio still finds room for ring jokes and roster what-ifs. Caitlin Sharkey brings Fox 6 Milwaukee perspective and tournament-season details, including the small absurdities of media access and branded cups. Matt Miller from OnMilwaukee.com helps turn Game of Thrones into a Wisconsin sports comparison machine. Jerome Listecki brings an Easter message, White Sox opinions, Notre Dame reflection, and enough good humor to fit the room. There are games, too. Figure It Out is fast, competitive, and deliberately messy, with Dan Eels, Josh, Drew, and KB turning trivia chains into studio sport. The show can be loud, sentimental, local, and blunt in quick succession. It likes old references. It likes immediate reactions. It likes making a serious sports point and then undercutting it with a throwaway line. Sponsor reads and local business stories are part of the rhythm, not cleanly separated from the banter. For Milwaukee fans, that familiarity is the point. Drew & KB feels less like a packaged national sports product than a daily local habit, where the teams matter, the memories matter, and the detours are often half the show.
Made for: Built for Milwaukee and Wisconsin sports fans who follow the Bucks, Brewers, Packers, and local media ecosystem closely. It especially suits listeners who like fast banter, callbacks, guests, and sports talk that can wander without losing the thread.
What sets it apart: The show's edge is its local texture: playoff talk, Summerfest memories, Miller Park nostalgia, Fox 6 Milwaukee drop-ins, OnMilwaukee.com voices, and Milwaukee-specific jokes all live in the same conversation. It feels rooted in place rather than assembled from generic national topics.
Drew & KB Weekdays on 97.3 The Game Milwaukee!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Drew and KB pair Milwaukee sports access with loose humor and sharp questions about team chemistry, roster choices, and the stories around the games.
Drew and KB turn Milwaukee sports into a lively running conversation, moving from Bucks playoff basketball and roster construction to Packers tensions and Brewers results.
A Bucks playoff win, and somehow you're mentally checking the 2001 Summerfest lineup.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A playoff win opens the door to 2001.
Drew and KB use the Bucs' playoff win over the Pistons as a springboard into 2001, a year that still carries a lot of local weight. The discussion moves from Giannis' playoff-high 41 and encouraging injury news to Prince at Summerfest, then circles back to how sports and concert…
A local sports show pivots from Kate Smith to Game of Thrones and keeps the talk tied to Milwaukee sports references.
Drew and KB use Matt Miller's visit to move briskly from the Kate Smith uproar into a Game of Thrones detour, and Brian Foley's OnMilwaukee.com piece gives the segment its best hook: matching Thrones heroes to Milwaukee and Wisconsin sports figures.
The Bucks GM uses a 2-0 start to unpack the data, fit, and chemistry behind the roster.
Drew and KB's conversation with the Bucks general manager takes a 2-0 start as a way into the slower work that happens between games. The talk about off days and the magic number of 14 gives the series some longer shape, while the early station banter keeps the hour tied to…
A focused Packers review of Rodgers, receiver trust, and the tension behind one ugly route.
Packers drama sharpens around one telling pass to Equanimeous St. Brown against the Patriots, with Aaron Rodgers freelancing and the receiver seemingly stuck between competing signals.
A Water Joe studio hang rides Bill Walton detours and Tommy Wiseau's three-belt photo lore.
The episode turns a Water Joe studio segment into the kind of local-radio hang where the best material comes from the sidestep. It starts with Matt Miller's soda cold-turkey story, then drifts into Bill Walton's orbit, where the real energy settles in.
Portland sports talk with the brakes off.
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Zach Lowe and ESPN colleagues dissect NBA trades, cap rules, and roster fit.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Ryen Russillo runs weekly NFL and MLB recaps with beat reporters like Jeff Passan and Mike Sando.
Drew and KB host Jim Owczarski from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to dissect Tyler Dunn's explosive Bleacher Report story on Packers dysfunction.
Drew and KB welcome Matt Miller from OnMilwaukee.com for a water cooler conversation sponsored by Water Joe.
Drew and KB open on playoff season, the Bucs' win over the Pistons, and the Celtics waiting next.
Drew and KB open with Matt Miller in the studio.
Drew & KB are somehow still calling 97.3 The Game new.
Drew and KB speak with Bill Schroeder of Fox Sports Wisconsin about Christian Yelich's extraordinary April production for the Brewers and the difficulty of pitching around him.
Tom Haudricourt assesses the 11-6 Brewers after Christian Yelich gave away a puppy and hit three home runs.
Drew & KB's “Figure It Out” episode has Tim Scott and Ted Perry competing in a five-round quiz built around linked answers and a Masters theme.
A sports talk radio show featuring commercials and banter, with a focus on Milwaukee sports.
Drew & KB discuss a listener's experience being tased and then transition into a personal endorsement for a local window installation company.
A sports radio show discusses NCAA tournament coverage and media rules with a local TV reporter.