My dad watched the 1982 Brewers lose the World Series at age 15. 44 years later, we’re watching together.

The author shares a personal essay detailing a lifelong bond with their father through supporting the Milwaukee Brewers, who have reached the World Series for the first time since 1982. The piece reflects on decades of fandom, beginning with the father's childhood memories of Robin Yount and Paul Molitor and continuing through the author's own introduction to baseball in 2007.
According to the writer, the father views manager Pat Murphy's current team as the most fun Brewers squad he has ever seen. After the Brewers clinched the pennant against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the author plans to watch the World Series alongside their father, hoping to see the franchise win its first title.
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