Brewers Fans Flock to the Trop, Eager to Celebrate the Franchise's First World Series Title
More than 30,000 fans packed the ballpark as demand surged for a chance to see the Brewers chase the franchise's first World Series title.
- On Wednesday, Oct. 28, the Milwaukee Brewers secured their first World Series title in franchise history, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 in the series.
- Originating as the Seattle Pilots in 1969 before relocating to Milwaukee in 1970, the Brewers had lost their only previous World Series appearance in 1982 to the St. Louis Cardinals.
- Milwaukee Public Schools canceled classes for Friday's parade, which the city expects to draw up to 400,000 fans, while the Department of Public Works anticipates about 250,000 attendees.
- Starting at 10 a.m. Friday, the parade will depart North 4th Street and West Wisconsin Avenue, traveling through downtown before concluding at Henry Maier Festival Park.
- Gov. Tony Evers proclaimed Friday as Brewers 'Won Our Way' Day in Wisconsin, honoring the team's historic achievement and the legacy of late broadcaster Bob Uecker.
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Milwaukee celebrates Brewers World Series victory
Thousands of Brewer fans packed into downtown Milwaukee and the city’s Summerfest grounds Friday to celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers winning the first World Series in franchise history. As the buses and cars drove past carrying the team, its staff and local dignitaries — including Gov. Tony Evers, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson and Milwaukee County Executive […]
City officials said they expected some 400,000 people to line up on the streets to accompany the bus tour around the center and attend a celebration in a park, where the Major League Championship trophy would be displayed. "I feel at the top of the world," said the beer gardener, Sal Frelick. "There is nothing better than this. Look at all these people. It's a very special thing." Frelick held in shouts and greetings to the crowd. He was surpris…
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