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Brewers hold on in ninth to edge Rays in Game 1 of World Series

The Brewers got the win in their first appearance in the World Series since 1982.

Brewers hold on in ninth to edge Rays in Game 1 of World Series

The Milwaukee Brewers achieved a historic milestone on October 24, 2026, as they secured their first World Series win in 44 years. The last time the team tasted victory in the prestigious tournament was on October 17, 1982, making the 2026 triumph an unprecedented milestone in their franchise history.

Throughout the postseason, the Brewers showcased an impressive home record, with no losses during their playoff games. This perfect record at home, a feat not lost on fans, added to the excitement surrounding their World Series victory.

While the crowd was undoubtedly thrilled by the historic win, many fans also remained grounded, acknowledging that the victory was just the beginning. The Brewers needed at least three more wins to claim the World Series trophy, keeping the intensity high for the remainder of the series.

Looking ahead, the Brewers face the Tampa Bay Rays again on Saturday, October 24, at home. For fans, the opportunity to witness this historic moment live is a cherished dream coming true. As one fan expressed, "I just watched the Brewers win a World Series game. In 4 days I have a chance to watch them in person. I am a kid again and smiling ear to ear." The joy and elation encapsulated the shared sentiment of the Milwaukee Brewers' faithful, who were reveling in the historic triumph.

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