Brewers Raking in Cash From World Series Run
Brewers fans have set several MLB merchandise sales records.
The World Series is set to take place at Florida's Tropicana Field, where the Milwaukee Brewers are leading the series 2-0 after a strong performance in Game 2. This series success has had a significant impact on the Brewers' fanbase, who have broken numerous team and league records with their merchandise sales. Ticket prices for Game 2 were $2,269, which is $69 lower than the opener but still higher than any other World Series game in history.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy praised the support from his fans, noting the difficult environment they play in. The series now heads to Tampa, where ticket prices for the upcoming Rays home games are falling, leading to a higher likelihood of Milwaukee fans attending. The series will continue with Games 4 and 5 in Milwaukee, carrying high ticket prices, though the Brewers would prefer to avoid reaching a potential championship game.
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