The Milwaukee Brewers have put together a truly historic pitching run in the 2026 playoffs.

On orders from his manager, Milwaukee Brewers left-handed pitcher Colton Gordon headed to the upper deck of American Family Field to investigate.

The Milwaukee Brewers are just two victories away from capturing their first World Series championship against the Tampa Bay Rays, and their supporters have already etched their names into the history books.

The Brewers have reached baseball’s biggest stage, but haven’t stopped talking about the Dodgers. After Milwaukee swept the back-to-back World Series champions in the National League Championship Series,

Julian Haliga founded Milwaukee Baseball Club in 2009 to help bridge the gap between suburban and central-city baseball programs. Located a short distance from American Family Field, the home ballpark of the National League champion Milwaukee Brewers,

The Brewers, to their credit, handled the Dodgers in a 4-0 sweep. The Dodgers were pegged as the bogeyman in baseball, but Milwaukee's timely hitting and elite pitching overwhelmed an older Dodgers squad.