Hundreds lined up around a Brookfield Dick's for hours; some never made it inside, while a 9-year-old with a Venezuelan flag met Contreras.

Brandon Woodruff carried the Commissioner's Trophy onto the Lambeau turf before Milwaukee's parade kicked off downtown.

Wisconsin Avenue and the lakefront are the expected stage for the Brewers' first championship parade, though the exact date is still in dispute.

The Milwaukee-born broadcaster, 70, says the call was entirely his own after 37 years on the desk.

A renovation plan outlines upgrades to Wirth Park's four-field athletic complex, including turf fields and new amenities.

RJ Wischer was 8 when his father died building the Brewers' stadium. He brought his own kids back for a 2-0 series lead.

A hazy IPA named for squirrels and raccoons, free Red Bull samples and a no-coasting finale all land in Riverwest.

Kegel's Inn is streaming every World Series game free on a giant outdoor screen, with bratwurst and beer to match.

Oconomowoc's Ron Wrycza paid $4,600 extra for replacement seats after StubHub emailed him at 1 a.m.

The historic 1-mile oval returns for a fourth straight year, with tickets opening next spring.

The Admirals and Wisconsin Center District are close on a two-year extension, with rent rising by about one-third per game.

The Bayside raptor, rescued as an orphaned eaglet in 2011, will appear with her handler for the national anthem at this year's World Series.

Milwaukee's first World Series trip since 1982 comes with $15 watch parties inside American Family Field for Games 3 and 4.