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“I’m Having 100,000 Beers”: Brewers Star Takes World Series Celebration to Another Level

Milwaukee Brewers right fielder Sal Frelick battled a torn labrum in July and finished the regular season at .230 before Frelick’s game-tying sixth-inning homer in Game 2. Friday’s parade handed him a microphone. The celebration went further still. “It’s one…

By Utsav Gupta · Essentially Sports

Published: Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 12:45 AM

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Sal Frelick celebrated the Milwaukee Brewers' World Series title by pledging to drink 100,000 beers at the parade.
The Brewers secured their first championship in 57 years by defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series.
Frelick hit a pivotal game-tying home run in Game 2 after battling through a torn labrum during the season.

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Milwaukee Brewers right fielder Sal Frelick celebrated the team's World Series victory by declaring he would have "100,000 beers" with fans at Friday's championship parade. The title marked the Brewers' first championship in 57 years following a World Series triumph over the Tampa Bay Rays, clinched in a 4-1 decisive victory.

Frelick overcame a regular-season torn labrum to deliver key postseason plays, including a crucial game-tying home run in Game 2. Manager Pat Murphy's squad relied on depth, including stellar pitching from Jacob Misiorowski and hitting from Jackson Chourio, to secure the title despite having a bottom-half payroll.

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“I’m Having 100,000 Beers”: Brewers Star Takes World Series Celebration to Another Level

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