Béisbol103 victorias y una corona: los Brewers ganan su primera Serie Mundial
Milwaukee gana su primera Serie Mundial, 4-1 sobre Tampa Bay, con William Contreras como MVP de la final.
Milwaukee wrapped the series 4-1 at the Trop, closing an 11-2 postseason with Contreras as MVP.
The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions for the first time in franchise history. They closed out Tampa Bay 4-1 at Tropicana Field, finishing a season that featured 103 regular-season wins and an 11-2 postseason run that never lost its grip.
Catcher William Contreras earned World Series MVP honors after batting .381 with an .864 OPS, driving in four runs and stealing a base in the series. He hit .383 across the entire postseason, where Jackson Chourio chipped in nine RBIs. The lone stumble came in Game 4, a 4-3 defeat in 12 innings that only delayed the party by a day.
The road had teeth: Milwaukee erased a 4-0 deficit in Game 2, then buried the Rays 10-1 behind Robert Gasser's six scoreless innings. For a franchise that had never lifted the trophy, October finally belonged to Milwaukee.
BéisbolMilwaukee gana su primera Serie Mundial, 4-1 sobre Tampa Bay, con William Contreras como MVP de la final.
BéisbolTampa Bay venció 4-3 a Milwaukee en 12 innings en el Trop y logró su primera victoria de la Serie Mundial, con la serie ahora 3-1.