r/baseball and r/sports celebrate the Brewers' first World Series title
A neutral-fan party: the replies are full of the season's best numbers and plenty of goodwill for a small-market champion.
Milwaukee beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 in Game 5 at Tropicana Field on Wednesday night to win the first World Series title in franchise history, AP reports: Jacob Misiorowski threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings, rookie Cooper Pratt had two hits and two RBIs, and catcher William Contreras was named Series MVP. The Brewers' only previous World Series, in 1982, ended in a Game 7 loss.
The r/baseball announcement drew about 21,100 upvotes in a 2.8-million-member community; a clip of the final moments in r/sports drew about 23,000 in a 21.8-million-member one. The top r/baseball reply lists what commenters see as the season's story: a first 100-win season, an 11-2 playoff record, and a sweep of the Dodgers on the way. Many fans of other teams call it well deserved and point to the young core. In r/sports, the top replies joke that Wisconsin will run out of beer, and one remembers the late broadcaster Bob Uecker.
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2026 World Series
After exploring Brewers beat Rays in Game 5 to win first World Series title in franchise history, the whole series, game by game, is in 2026 World Series.
Wikipedia's page on the series says it ran from October 23 to 28, with the Brewers beating the Rays in five games for their first championship and William Contreras named MVP.
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