4 highlights from the Milwaukee Brewers’ World Series parade, championship rally

The Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their first-ever World Series championship in epic fashion on Friday in Milwaukee.

By Owen Jonas · Reviewing the Brew

Published: Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 11:05 AM

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Milwaukee celebrated its first-ever World Series title with four major parade and rally highlights.
An estimated 750,000 fans attended, making it the most attended single event in Wisconsin history.
Hitting coach Daniel Vogelbach entertained the crowd by singing Fountains of Wayne's hit Stacy's Mom.

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The Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their first-ever World Series championship with a massive parade through downtown Milwaukee and a rally at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater on the Summerfest grounds. Police estimated around 750,000 fans attended the festivities, marking the largest single gathering in Wisconsin's history.

Key highlights featured speeches from players, including outfielder Sal Frelick jokingly promising to consume 100,000 beers, and hitting coach Daniel Vogelbach singing "Stacy's Mom." To close the rally, Hall of Fame franchise icon Robin Yount rode onto the stage on Bob Uecker's Harley Davidson, echoing his iconic 1982 celebration.

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