At long last, the Brewers sit atop baseball's mountaintop. And they didn’t just win the World Series, they took the Commissioner’s Trophy like they owned it, winning the 11 postseason games required while losing just twice along the way. For a franchise that waited more than five decades to celebrate, Friday's parade is going to be something else.
The Brewers celebrated their championship with bottles of bubbly featuring the names of their families -- as well as their late beloved broadcaster -- on makeshift labels.
When the Brewers recorded the final out of the World Series 1,095 miles away, American Family Field sounded as though the championship had been won right there.
Seven months after becoming World Baseball Classic champions with Team Venezuela, Milwaukee’s Jackson Chourio, William Contreras and Antonio Senzatela pulled off a rare double.
Relive the excitement and drama of the World Series games at Tropicana Field, culminating in a Brewers World Series championship, on Path to the Pennant: Games 3-5 at 4 p.m. ET.
The next installment of MLB Network Presents celebrates the 25th anniversary of the 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks’ historic World Series run, from the franchise’s beginnings to its iconic seven-game triumph over the Yankees. Relive their championship journey at 8 p.m. ET.
