World Series-winning brothers share special moment after latest championship
William Contreras and big bro Willson shared a moment after the Brewers won World Series.
Willson Contreras and his younger brother, William, celebrated the family's latest championship victory together after the Milwaukee Brewers clinched the World Series in Game 5. Willson had previously won a championship with the Chicago Cubs in 2016, making him the older sibling in the sibling rivalry. However, in that triumphant moment, Willson could not muster any jealousy; instead, he basked in pure sibling revelry.
William can now claim to have surpassed his brother in the number of World Series championships won. Willson, now 34, remains a formidable player, earning his fourth All-Star Game appearance with the Boston Red Sox and hitting 27 home runs with a .901 OPS in the past season. The Contreras brothers have been celebrated World Series players, representing Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic and enduring the devastating earthquakes in their homeland.
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