Green Bay Packers react to the Brewers’ World Series berth
Matt LaFleur walked into his Friday press conference wearing a Milwaukee Brewers hat. The Green Bay Packers coach was there to talk about Sunday night’s game against the Dallas Cowboys, but he started with baseball. The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 on Thursday night at Dodger Stadium to finish a four-game sweep [...]
The Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur showed his support for the Milwaukee Brewers by wearing a Brewers hat during a Friday press conference. LaFleur expressed his admiration for the Brewers, who had just won the National League Championship Series and were set to play in their first World Series since 1982. He praised the Brewers organization and their coach, Coach Murphy, for their success.
Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon watched the Dodgers' loss with mixed emotions, saying he felt both happy and sad for the team. Linbacker Zaire Franklin, a first-time visitor to American Family Field, enjoyed the atmosphere of the game and praised the fans for their hospitality. Tight end Tucker Kraft, who had not watched any of the Brewers' postseason games, still showed his support for the team, stating that they had the full backing of the Packers.
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