Brewers continue World Series celebration, raise Commissioner’s Trophy at Lambeau Field during Packers game

Milwaukee Brewers players celebrated their first World Series title by bringing the Commissioner’s Trophy to Lambeau Field during a Green Bay Packers game. A victory parade was scheduled for the following day in downtown Milwaukee, leading to the closure of Milwaukee Public Schools. This celebration highlights the Brewers’ achievement, which leaves the Packers with the longest championship drought among Wisconsin’s major men’s professional sports teams.

• Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff brought the Commissioner’s Trophy to Lambeau Field during the Packers vs. Carolina Panthers game.
• Teammates Christian Yelich and Sal Frelick also attended the celebration, with Frelick attempting a Lambeau Leap.
• A victory parade was planned for downtown Milwaukee, with Milwaukee Public Schools closing to allow participation.
• The Brewers’ World Series win and the Bucks’ NBA championship mean the Packers now have the longest championship drought in Wisconsin.
• The Packers game saw them take a 20-10 halftime lead after a Week 7 loss.