The Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their first World Series title in 44 years with a massive, beer-soaked parade and rally in downtown Milwaukee. Team captain Christian Yelich joked about taking the trophy to the face, while manager Pat Murphy marveled at the estimated 400,000 fans flooding the streets. World Series MVP William Contreras joined the crowd in 'MVP' chants, and Hall of Famer Robin Yount made a grand entrance on a Harley-Davidson.
The celebration included a tribute to late broadcaster Bob Uecker, with the parade route passing a mural honoring him. Players like Sal Frelick and Brice Turang took their shirts off in a nod to the 'Tarps Off' craze, while Aaron Ashby, who set a postseason record with 18 consecutive scoreless innings, addressed the crowd. The event brought together multiple generations of fans and former players, including Paul Molitor, who noted that 'good things come to those who wait.'.
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