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Brewers Fans Share World Series Stories
Brewers fans recount how World Series win means everything to them.
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Brewers fans recount how World Series win means everything to them. Brewers fans share personal stories of how World Series win connects to their lives and families. Originally reported by Mlb.
Brewers clinch World Series spot
Brewers fans celebrated at Dodger Stadium and American Family Field with a crowd of 16,228 watching from 2,000 miles away.
Fans share personal stories
Fans shared tales of family, friends, and memories with loved ones who passed away or are missing the World Series win.
Jacob's story
Jacob's mom passed away in November 2017 after the Brewers missed playoffs, but he attended Game 7 of 2018 NLCS with her photo.
Jacob's woodpecker
Jacob named a woodpecker Murph after seeing it outside his window on NLCS Game 4.
Jacob's feelings
Jacob felt calm during NLCS Game 4 and wished his mom and Uecker could have been there to witness the win.
Charlie's story
Charlie's son was born with complications and watched Brewers games in hospital during NLCS.
Charlie's gratitude
Charlie thanked medical teams at Froedtert Hospital and Children's Wisconsin for caring for his son.
William's story
William's dad passed away at 46 from heart attack after seeing Robin Yount's 3000th hit.
Kyle's story
Kyle and his friends watched Brewers clinch with a playoff strip and went to Game 2 of World Series.
Luke's story
Luke watched Brewers from Chicago sports bar with Cubs fan husband and new friends.
Jake's story
Jake's mom shared stories about taking him to Brewers games since he was six months old.
Nathan's story
Nathan watched Brewers clinch with aunt and uncle at backyard shed with champagne.
Jered's story
Jered watched Brewers with his good-luck charm.
Joseph and Misty's story
Joseph and Misty watched Brewers clinch with stepdad and mom at Waukesha Sportscards.
Brian's story
Brian and brother Kevin watched Brewers clinch at stadium with thousands of fans.
The one thing
Brewers fans share personal stories of how World Series win connects to their lives and families.
