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The 2019 season is over as the Brewers fell to the Washington Nationals in the Wild Card game. Marques Pfaff and Justin Hull are joined by B.J. DeGroot of 95.3/99.1 The Score in NE Wisconsin to break it all down.

Justin and Marques discuss the rough end to the regular season before turning their attention to Tuesday's Wild Card matchup with the Washington Nationals. The guys tell you what to expect in DC. Also, what former Brewer inspired Justin's burner email account? (HINT: he's in the title of the podcast!)

Justin and Marques discuss the Brewers having nearly wrapped up a Wild Card berth and the Cubs on the verge of elimination. How did we get here? Can this team compete in the postseason?

In light of the Brewers' seven game win streak (as well as the devastating injury to Christian Yelich), Justin and Marques bring you a special, mid-week edition of Brewers Overtime. How did Milwaukee -- who looked dead in the water last week -- suddenly turn the NL Central into a legitimate pennant race?

Justin and Marques return after a two-week hiatus to discuss the Brewers' odds of actually competing for and claiming a post-season berth. 

Justin and Marques are joined by Ben Larson, host of Locked on Brewers, to discuss the good and the bad of this season in addition to the ceiling for the 2019 Crew. 

Marques and Justin offer their reaction to what turned into a wild weekend against the Nationals, plus an extended look towards Milwaukee's future. 

Just one week after discussing disaster scenarios, given the sweep at the hands of the Cubs, Justin and Marques are back with a significantly improved outlook. Milwaukee kept itself in the race with a sweep in Pittsburgh and a series victory versus Texas. Can they do the same this week with road series at Washington and Saint Louis? The guys discuss.

Kyle Lobner joins Marques and Justin to discuss where the Brewers are headed following a sweep at the hands of the Cubs.

Marques and Justin catch up with Ed Creech of MLB Trade Rumors to discuss what's realistic for the Crew at this year's deadline. 

The Brewers claim series from the Braves and Diamondbacks. Have they finally found the winning formula? What does it mean for their trade deadline approach? Marques and Justin discuss.

Marques and Justin discuss Milwaukee's ugly series with San Francisco and the team's inability to take advantage of a softer portion of the schedule. What would it take for the Brewers to be sellers at the break? How pivotal will the next two weeks be, leading into the trade deadline?

Justin takes a look at the first half of the season with special guest Joe "Radio Joe" Zenzola of the Bill Michaels Sports Talk Network and Sports Radio 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee.

Marques and Justin break down last week's personnel moves including whether DFAing Hernan Perez was the appropriate choice. Will Travis Shaw contribute at the big league level again this season and what needs to happen prior to the trade deadline in Milwaukee. 

Marques and Justin break down their -- and the fanbase's -- frustration over the poor trip out West, and this team's obvious need for upgrades in the rotation. 

This week, Marques and Justin are joined by Bart Winkler of 105.7 FM The Fan in Milwaukee. The guys discuss the plan for Jimmy Nelson following yet another short start on Saturday, plus the need for this team to upgrade its pitching staff. Also, is there any reason to be optimistic about Travis Shaw?

Marques and Justin discuss the overreaction to the Brewers losing the first two game versus Miami on the most recent homstand, ask when we can expect to see Keston Hiura again and where does Jimmy Nelson go from here. 

Justin and Marques discuss the Brew Crew's series victory in Pittsburgh including yet another stellar outing from Zach Davies. Also, Jimmy Nelson will return this week and a decision looms for Keston Hiura with Travis Shaw due back in the big leagues. 

On this week's episode Justin and Marques discuss Brandon Woodruff flirting with perfection versus the Phillies and his role moving forward in this rotation. Also, what does the future have in store Keston Hiura, Travis Shaw and Jimmy Nelson.