On Friday, the Brewers paraded through Milwaukee celebrating their first-ever World Series championship with the fans.

The Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their first World Series title with a downtown parade filled with enthusiastic fans. World Series MVP William Contreras led the festivities by spraying champagne, while pitcher Jacob Misiorowski celebrated atop a double-decker bus. The team and supporters also honored the late legendary broadcaster Bob Uecker, who called games for the franchise for more than 50 years.
Several players embraced the celebration, with Jake Bauers, Bryce Turang, and Garrett Mitchell taking their shirts off alongside fans, while outfielder Sal Frelick continued the revelry. Fans also celebrated manager Pat Murphy, who guided the club to the championship after leading Milwaukee to postseason appearances in each of his three seasons at the helm.
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