ST. PETERSBURG -- Cooper Pratt hit a home run that put the Brewers three outs away from winning the World Series Tuesday night at Tropicana Field. Then he saw it all get away.

ST. PETERSBURG -- Joey Ortiz sat at his locker in a quiet clubhouse and got dressed. While he did, Jake Bauers, who was on the other end of the play that sent Game 4 of the World Series spiraling in the wrong direction at a time the Brewers were only

ST. PETERSBURG -- The 2026 World Series was threatening to be “scintillating … for a sweep.” But now it’s scintillating on its own accord.

In the years before his passing, Bob Uecker, the beloved radio announcer universally known as “Mr. Baseball,” spoke often with Brewers players about his hopes to see them win the National League pennant and play in the World Series. While Uecker didn’t live long enough to see his team knock

ST. PETERSBURG -- We knew coming into this World Series featuring two titleless teams that, one way or another, we were going to witness history.

ST. PETERSBURG – Brandon Woodruff was shocked when he was asked if he wanted the ninth inning of World Series Game 3 on Monday night at Tropicana Field. Even though he was out in the Brewers’ bullpen, he said he’d been told to prepare to start Game 4 against the

ST. PETERSBURG -- The Brewers dragged another crop of opposing pitchers to hell. Now they’re on the precipice of baseball heaven.

MILWAUKEE -- Two games, two runs. That’s the difference in this World Series, a stage where the minuscule can be massive. Going into Game 3 on Monday night at Tropicana Field, the Brewers are two wins away from a franchise-first title. And the closely contested nature of their victories in

ST. PETERSBURG – Every now and again, Jim Gasser pinches himself and wonders if this is really unfolding before him. “What a small baseball world,” Jim said on the eve of watching his son, Robert Gasser, start for the Brewers in Game 3 of the World Series on Monday night

ST. PETERSBURG -- It’s nice to know that in an age of such sophistication, in which every twitch on the field is tracked and every decision gets debated by analysts with advanced degrees, some things in baseball are still done the old fashioned way. One of them is the Milwaukee

ST. PETERSBURG -- Brice Turang swears he never said it during negotiations on his first pro contract. “You going to let $1 million stand in the way of signing a Hall of Famer?" The Brewers’ brain trust swears he did.

MILWAUKEE – Look up during the World Series and you’ll see the roofs at American Family Field and Tropicana Field. There’s a chance this could be the first World Series played entirely indoors. And there’s a chance that a ball striking one of those roofs -- or the supporting structures,

MILWAUKEE – The Brewers are heading to St. Petersburg with a two games to none lead in the World Series, and their favorite Robin is flying along. “Hey, I waited 44 years for this!” Hall of Famer Robin Yount said. “I am not missing a game.”

MILWAUKEE -- Game 1 of the World Series was so tense and tight that it required two final outs. The Brewers survived an overturned out to hold serve at home, but the visiting Rays made it clear that this Fall Classic, which continues with Game 2 on Saturday night at

MILWAUKEE -- The past two evenings, Bob Koehler did what he has done every day the Brewers have played at home since 1986. He took a walk. On Friday, before Game 1 of the World Series, MLB Network walked with him.

MILWAUKEE – The Brewers were this close to bringing the World Series to Milwaukee in Christian Yelich’s very first season here. When he homered off the Dodgers’ Walker Buehler in the first inning of Game 7 of the 2018 NLCS, the Brewers were eight innings away. Twenty-four measly outs. They

MILWAUKEE – The history guaranteed to be made in this unusual World Series starts here. It starts with the host Milwaukee Brewers giving the ball to their fireballing ace, Jacob Misiorowski, a 24-year-old getting a start that, for the Cream City, is 44 years in the making. It starts with

MILWAUKEE -- Two months ago, this scenario was impossible. Brandon Woodruff was scheduled for season-ending surgery in August, and he would miss the postseason for the fourth straight year. It was devastating for the organization’s longest-tenured player, who’d already been battling for years to sustain a comeback from shoulder surgery

MILWAUKEE -- Is the Brewers’ longest-tenured player in or out for the World Series? Not even Brandon Woodruff knew the answer as the team prepared to work out on the eve of Friday’s Game 1. Neither did president of baseball operations Matt Arnold.

MILWAUKEE – Everybody wants to be at American Family Field for the Brewers’ first World Series in 44 years – whether the game is on the field or on the scoreboard. With sky-high demand for Games 1 and 2 Friday and Saturday at home against the Rays, the Brewers began

MILWAUKEE – If you have the constitution for it, running a team in one of baseball’s smaller markets can be a really good time. Sometimes there’s a Nintendo.

MILWAUKEE – On April 3, 1970, two days after a federal bankruptcy judge delivered a ruling that meant the Seattle Pilots could move to Milwaukee and become the Brewers, Bud Selig showed up to work and a temporary employee was waiting. Her name was Betty Grant, and there would be

MILWAUKEE -- Bud Selig’s clearest memory of the flight home from Game 7 of the 1982 World Series is walking to the back of the plane and finding his young shortstop, Robin Yount, in a heap. Nobody ached more than Yount about losing Game 7 to the Cardinals.

MILWAUKEE -- How does the manager of one of Major League Baseball’s final four teams unwind when the workday is over and it’s the night before Game 1 of the National League Championship Series? If you’re Brewers skipper Pat Murphy, you coach.

MILWAUKEE – Do You Like American Music? Then you may want to come through the turnstiles early at American Family Field prior to Game 1 of the World Series on Friday.