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All of the best Milwaukee Brewers content on ESPN Wisconsin.
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Gabe Neitzel and Alex Strouf celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers' historic World Series championship one final time as they debate their top five moments from an unforgettable postseason run! The guys relive Jackson Chourio's incredible walk-off against the Padres, Sal Frelick's clutch World Series home run, Aaron Ashby's postseason dominance, and the biggest plays that helped Milwaukee bring home its first championship. Brewers radio voice Lane Grindle joins the show to share hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from Milwaukee's massive championship parade, reveal some of the most underrated moments of the postseason, and reflect on the emotional connection between the players and fans. ESPN's Paul Hembekides, better known as Hembo, explains why the Brewers have built one of the best organizational cultures in sports and why Milwaukee could dominate Major League Baseball for years to come. Plus, the guys break down the Brewers' offseason decisions involving William Contreras and Jake Bauers, celebrate the team's major award finalists, and discuss how potential MLB labor changes could impact the defending World Series champions!
Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy to reflect on the franchise's historic World Series championship and the incredible turnout for Milwaukee's championship parade. Levering shares his favorite memories from the celebration and explains what finally winning a title means to Brewers legends like Robin Yount, Paul Molitor and Ted Simmons. The conversation turns to the offseason as Milwaukee faces important decisions involving Jake Bauers' qualifying offer and William Contreras' contract option. Jeff also discusses the national recognition coming for Brice Turang, Jackson Chourio and Trevor Megill, along with the challenges surrounding MLB's upcoming collective bargaining negotiations. Plus, why does Levering believe the Brewers' championship could change how the entire baseball world views Milwaukee moving forward?
Alex Strouf, Ben Brust, and Homer are live From Rallyhouse Talking all this Milwaukee Brewers World Series victory, celebration parade and so much more.
Gabe Neitzel and Steve "Homer" True celebrate a moment 44 years in the making as the Milwaukee Brewers are WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS for the first time in franchise history! The guys reflect on the Brewers' incredible championship run, the emotional significance of finally bringing a title to Milwaukee, and why Homer believes this victory is something fans will cherish FOREVER. Gabe shares deeply personal stories about his family's connection to baseball, while Brewers fans from across the country call in with unforgettable memories of Bob Uecker, Robin Yount, and decades of waiting for this moment. ESPN legend John Anderson joins the show to share his emotional reaction to the championship, his lifelong love for the Brewers, and why this team finally accomplished what so many thought was impossible. Plus, the guys discuss Pat Murphy and Matt Arnold's remarkable leadership, the evolution of Milwaukee into a true baseball town, and everything fans need to know about Friday's massive championship parade!
Greg Matzek joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy live from Florida following the Brewers' heartbreaking Game 4 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series. Was Cooper Pratt actually safe at second base, and could Pat Murphy have managed his bullpen differently to avoid using Shane Drohan in the 12th inning? Greg shares what he heard inside the Brewers clubhouse after the loss and explains why the team's confidence hasn't wavered despite missing an opportunity to clinch the championship. The crew also discusses William Contreras' hand injury, Junior Caminero's health and what Milwaukee can realistically expect from Jacob Misiorowski in Game 5. Plus, Greg delivers an electric pep talk to Brewers fans reminding them that Milwaukee is just 27 outs away from its first World Series title!
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