Oct 7, 2026 · 30 min · 12 segments
Brewers fever takes over What’s on Tap as Sandy Maxx gets ready for Game 3 of the NLDS by asking listeners to show off their Brewers tattoos. Superfan Mark “The Doorman” Simons shares the story behind…
Sandy MaxxHostMark SimonsGuest
Welcome to this hour-long Brewers themed episode of What's on Tap, sponsored by Visit Milwaukee.
Brewers are a part of our Wisconsin culture, the talk of the state, and game three coverage starts at 7:00 here with Brewers warmup, insights from sportscaster Bob Brainard and former Brewers pitcher Jerry Augustine.
What tattoos do you have? And as you're driving around, you will still see buildings lit up in blue and gold.
He's a longtime Milwaukee Brewers fan that you often see in the crowd at the games right behind the visitor's dugout in his season seats with his wife, Stephanie, cheering on the Brewers.
He's gonna share his experiences of the first two playoff games, being there in person, and how his T-shirt with former Brewer Sal Bando wound up making an unexpected baseball connection.
And who is guiding the spiritual side of the Milwaukee Brewers? You're gonna meet Father Jerry Herda, the Brewers chaplain, at 6:35 PM.
He visited Wisconsin's Morning News, Vince Vitrano and Eric Binstied this morning, and had some amusing observations on the possibilities of divine interventions with the Pope being a baseball [laughs] fan and other experiences that, uh, Father Herda has had with the Milwaukee Brewers in the past 20 years.
And the song you need to hear will get you clapping along and pumped up for tonight's game three against the San Diego Padres.
And you've heard that you'll meet the Doorman next, a lifelong Brewers fan, but who do you know is such a devoted Brewers fan that they have a permanent tattoo on their skin? Is it you? Maybe someone in your family, one of your pals, buddy at the bar? I wanna see the body art that you have of the Brewers.
Is it Barrel Man, who I absolutely [laughs] adore? Maybe it's a full sleeve of the 1982 team.
Welcome to this hour-long Brewers themed episode of What's on Tap, sponsored by Visit Milwaukee.
Brewers are a part of our Wisconsin culture, the talk of the state, and game three coverage starts at 7:00 here with Brewers warmup, insights from sportscaster Bob Brainard and former Brewers pitcher Jerry Augustine.
What tattoos do you have? And as you're driving around, you will still see buildings lit up in blue and gold.
He's a longtime Milwaukee Brewers fan that you often see in the crowd at the games right behind the visitor's dugout in his season seats with his wife, Stephanie, cheering on the Brewers.
He's gonna share his experiences of the first two playoff games, being there in person, and how his T-shirt with former Brewer Sal Bando wound up making an unexpected baseball connection.
And who is guiding the spiritual side of the Milwaukee Brewers? You're gonna meet Father Jerry Herda, the Brewers chaplain, at 6:35 PM.
He visited Wisconsin's Morning News, Vince Vitrano and Eric Binstied this morning, and had some amusing observations on the possibilities of divine interventions with the Pope being a baseball [laughs] fan and other experiences that, uh, Father Herda has had with the Milwaukee Brewers in the past 20 years.
And the song you need to hear will get you clapping along and pumped up for tonight's game three against the San Diego Padres.
And you've heard that you'll meet the Doorman next, a lifelong Brewers fan, but who do you know is such a devoted Brewers fan that they have a permanent tattoo on their skin? Is it you? Maybe someone in your family, one of your pals, buddy at the bar? I wanna see the body art that you have of the Brewers.
Is it Barrel Man, who I absolutely [laughs] adore? Maybe it's a full sleeve of the 1982 team.
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