The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions, and they are coming home to celebrate the franchise's first title with a parade on Friday, October 30.
With a lockout looming, the Milwaukee Brewers will have to move quickly to answer these three offseason questions on the heels of their first World Series title.
Milwaukee Brewers veteran leader Brandon Woodruff made his triumphant return to the mound in Game 3 of the World Series.
The Milwaukee Brewers will turn to Dustin May for the start of what is expected to be a bullpen game in Game 4 of the World Series.
In the most important inning in franchise history, Pat Murphy turned to Shane Drohan to close out the World Series. The decision backfired spectacularly, leaving the Brewers' roster construction under fire.
The Milwaukee Brewers scored 10 runs on an incredible 16 hits in their defeat of the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3 of the World Series.
The Milwaukee Brewers dropped Game 4 of the World Series to the Tampa Bay Rays despite a heroic performance from rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt.
Milwaukee Brewers left-hander Robert Gasser turned in a dominant performance in Game 3 of the World Series and now shares a piece of postseason history with the legendary Sandy Koufax.
Now with four rings to his name, Dustin May, whom the Milwaukee Brewers acquired at the midseason trade deadline, will officially hit free agency this winter.
Led by veteran Christian Yelich, the Milwaukee Brewers secured their first-ever World Series title. They truly couldn't have done it without the leadership of the franchise's first-ever 'Captain.'
The Milwaukee Brewers have reached the promise land. Here are five key moments that guided them there throughout the course of the 2026 season.
The Milwaukee Brewers have finally won the World Series, joining the Chicago Cubs as the lone NL Central teams to accomplish the task in the past decade. Trevor Megill made sure to remind everyone of that fact shortly after getting the final out.
The Milwaukee Brewers continue their World Series celebration with a memorable appearance on Saturday Night Live.
The Milwaukee Brewers' World Series championship wouldn't have happened without the efforts of these overlooked contributors.
Jacob Misiorowski lived up to the occasion when it mattered most, guiding the Brewers to their first-ever title in Game 5 of the World Series. He is, officially, one of the league's best big-game starters.
