ST. PETERSBURG -- The team from MLB’s smallest market. The team so often good enough to get beat by someone bigger. The team that has cycled through swaps of stars, always refining and refurbishing and refilling their roster with keenly acquired talent. The team that gave a shot to a 60-something skipper with only interim Major League managerial experience and watched him craft a culture of love and laughs.
That’s the team that won the 2026 World Series. And the Brewers team that just delivered the franchise’s first title and Milwaukee its first baseball champion since the 1957 Braves was a true team in every sense.
