The Braden Surprenant Show On Demand

The Milwaukee Brewers joined Major League Baseball in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots before moving to Milwaukee the next year and establishing themselves as the Brewers. Their only World Series appearance was in 1982 in which they lost. In their second attempt 44 years later, the Milwaukee Brewers return home as champions of Baseball for the first time in the history of the franchise. Braden is here to discuss Game 5 of the World Series including the Brewers win, where do the Rays go from here and where the Padres rank in baseball heading into 2027. We will also discuss the latest comments made by Mark Walter and his future as owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers before turning our attention to football where we take a look at the trades made this week in the NFL before our College Football picks with the Queen of College Football and the mathematical end of San Diego FC's season. We will also have weekly guest Eddie Brown from the San Diego Union Tribune join us to discuss the latest in Fantasy Football and with the College Basketball season starting next week, we will be joined by UC San Diego Tritons Men's basketball coach Clint Allard to preview the Tritons first season on 97.3 the Fan

Braden and Frank discuss the Padres priority list as the offseason kicks off officially before Eddie Brown joins the show to discuss fantasy football and San Diego FC is officially eliminated from the MLS Cup playoff contention

Braden and Frank go through today's Sports Thread before discussing what the major offseason deadlines for Baseball and our very own Adam Klug joins the show for a horror-filled Mid-Day Sports Standoff

Braden is joined by UC San Diego Tritons Men's Basketball Head Coach Clint Allard as we announce an extension of our partnership with UC San Diego through the 2028-29 season before looking at all of San Diego College Basketball and the Queen of College Football joins the show early and in-person this week

Braden and Frank recap the finale of the 2026 World Series as the Milwaukee Brewers take their first World Series crown in franchise history and we discuss Michael King opting out of his contract with the Padres for 2027