“This is a great moment for me. This is a great moment for Milwaukee,” Selig, 92, told The Post. “I had a good feeling this year. This team, you’re going to see, is different.”
Former Milwaukee Brewers owner and MLB commissioner emeritus Bud Selig celebrated the Brewers reaching their second World Series, marking a 44-year wait for the franchise. Selig, 92, expressed his excitement to the New York Post, stating that the milestone represents a great moment for both him and the city of Milwaukee.
The Brewers' roster features three starting pitchers in their first full seasons: Jacob Misiorowski, Logan Henderson, and Robert Gasser. The last Major League Baseball team to start three such pitchers during a World Series was the 2015 New York Mets.
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