World Series: Brewers owner Mark Attanasio on the team's first title

What does it mean to you? I can't believe it's a world championship, but of course it is. I was thinking about a World Series ring, Raymond. Now I'm thinking about being the best team in the world. In the world! In Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Love that. All the work that you put in from when you started to where you are, what does it mean to you, your group of people that have helped build this? There's so much pride in what we did here. You know, we talk about the fact that we built this, we didn't buy this. we built this and we've had over the you know 22 seasons thousands of people involved getting up to the next level because it really is sort of a stair step to the next level very rare that you you know put a team together get to the world series in faith took a little longer than we wanted but i saw that we could do it still took a little luck and maybe some euchre magic and all of that you have robin young here it's kind of a symbol of all the steps that this organization is made and the connectivity all the way back. What does that mean to have that history connected? I'll tell you what it means. I watched the game with him tonight. When he won, he hit me so hard in the chest. I've got to go check back. I haven't been hit that hard in the chest in like 20 years. He's still strong. Really strong. And he told me tonight, he said, you know, I don't know how I felt last night, but tonight I'm ready to go. I can go get in that lineup for you. And I believe it. I know that you care about every player, but what does it mean to see Christian Yelich and Brandon Woodruff get this opportunity to celebrate a World Series? Yeah, I said something to Woody when we were up on the stage. I'm so glad he can be part of this victory and have helped us get to this last step pitching yesterday. Remarkable amount of effort that it took for him and commitment to get him to the point to pitch, and actually risking injury to pitch. And pitch pretty damn well, too. And lastly, you've always had you In your heart, as part of this, what does it mean that so many people have also wanted him and felt him included in this? Oh, I feel him every day. I really do. My parents also, you know, we were very good friends with my parents. You know, we wouldn't be here without you, and we wouldn't be here without Bud Seelig. We really have been the foundation of this team through a lot of lean years. A lot of lean years. Neither of them ever gave up. And the Seelig family chose me, which I'll always be grateful for. and it's our responsibility with that because the whole goal is to do this and it's a lot harder than I thought it would be. But we never gave up, just like this team never gave up. Thank you and congratulations. Thank you.