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The Milwaukee Brewers Win The 2026 World Series | Instant Reactions | Baseball Is Dead EP. #499
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Episode 499: The Milwaukee Brewers are the 2026 World Series Champions.
They take down the Tampa Bay Rays in 5 games and win their first championship in franchise history. JayHay, Tyler, and Jared talk about their rise to the best team in baseball, starting in 2018 with the trade for Christian Yelich and continuing through their many front-office successes in the years since.
Thank you to all of the listeners and viewers who have made the 2026 baseball season a success for all of us. Without all of you, we would not have the opportunity to talk about the best sport in the world.
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00:00:00 - RIP 2026 Baseball Season | The Brewers Win the World Series
00:20:41 - Tampa Bay Rays 0-3 in the World Series, What Now?
00:23:56 - A Love Letter to Brewers Fans
00:29:21 - Thank You to Everyone Who Made 2026 Possible for Us
00:48:22 - Award-Winning Nugs
00:50:59 - Final Thoughts
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