The Contreras brothers have had themselves quite the year.
William and Willson Contreras continued adding to their star-studded year on Thursday by making an appearance at the Latin Grammys at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Performances included the likes of Daddy Yankee and Rosalía and was hosted by the internationally renowned Roselyn Sánchez.
William Contreras etched himself into MLB and Brewers history in 2026, securing a World Series MVP and the first title in the franchise’s history. Willson Contreras, meanwhile, had a career year in Boston, setting personal-best marks with a .901 OPS and 27 home runs. Both brothers were selected to the All-Star Game for their efforts.
The brothers were also part of Venezuela’s first World Baseball Classic win over the United States in March. That same team was honored at the MLB Awards Show on Wednesday, which included appearances from both William and Willson. On that same night, William was given the first "Flow Mayor" Award for his achievements on the field and his flair on and off it.
And of course, the Contreras brothers have both dealt with the emotional impact from the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela in late June. That both brothers managed to work through that and perform the way they did is a testament to each of them.