Brewers win the World Series: Moments from the big night

Fox - Milwaukee
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Nov 5, 2026
Last week, the Milwaukee Brewers made history
and won their first World Series title in franchise history.
If you'd like to go back and hear from inside the clubhouse
and on the field following this historic championship victory,
well, the sports team has you covered as they go beyond the game.
What does that feel like? World champs.
It's crazy. You know, it's insane.
Just even those words
and being with my name involved with that, it's insane.
The Milwaukee Brewers are the champions of the world.
The world, that's right.
Brandon, how's that sit on you?
Pretty cool.
Oh.
There's nothing like it. It's special. It really is.
You know, I'm so proud of myself.
And I'm so proud of having my family
with me in this moment, my wife, my kids.
I know 100% my mom and my dad is on the sky, is living here.
What ownership does, what front office does,
and just this family aspect.
And it's unbelievable to see it all come together right here.
It means everything.
I mean, just to be a part of this thing and to bring this home,
I know how much this means.
I get a lot of messages, and I'm so thankful for it,
and I can't wait to celebrate with
everyone in Wisconsin.
I really am.
It's awesome.
Before that, I mean, when I was in the minor leagues,
he was texting me, hey, hey, hey.
That kind of burns.
What did you pour?
When did it sink in that you guys were world champions?
I don't know if it's still,
I still don't know if it has yet.
I just know I'm super happy.
I'm super thankful to God be the glory.
I can't even describe how happy I am.
Happy for everybody in here.
It's such a group effort.
It's the players, it's the staff, it's the families,
it's everybody.
They have to put everything into it.
So just to see it all pay off really means a lot.
Can't believe it's a world championship,
but of course it is.
I was thinking about a World Series ring.
Now I'm thinking about being the best team in the world,
in the world, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Love that.
The Milwaukee Brewers just won the World Series!
I'm Lauren Bowers, Jake Bowers' wife.
And we just won the World Series.
We just won the World Series!
What are you going to remember
from this year besides maybe this moment?
Uh...
Uh...
What are you doing?
I'm going to remember how, I guess, how much my eyes burned.
And I had a general manager say, why are you going to Milwaukee?
I said, they have the best fan base, it's a challenge,
and, you know, I love the opportunity
of those challenges, and...
These fans were challenged, all these,
for 44 years, and now it's come to fruition.
Generations of Brewer fans who had never had
the opportunity to see this, right?
So it means the world to all of them, and I think there
are so many families that have passed the love they have
for the Milwaukee Brewers down from one generation to the next.
And I think, you know, this sport brings
people together. It unites people.
You came out and joined me after Game 2 in Milwaukee.
And you said it was pretty sick.
And I can't tell you how many people have said that to me.
It's pretty sick.
This is a little more sick, man.
This is a little more sick.
A little more sick.
I'm out of, like, emotions.
I've screamed so much.
My heart has reached an all-time high this postseason.
And now I need to kind of relax, calm it down a little bit.
But how sick is that, man?
And somewhere south, Relic is frolicking out there.
I think he's still partying.
Yes.
Oh, what a fun run.
