After a 57-year drought, one of the game's great franchises has its first championship.
World Series champs, at last! Milwaukee Brewers barrel their way to the top
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- World Series Game 3: Takeaways from Brewers' historic blowout of Rays
- One win away: Brewers ride 8-run fifth to Game 3 rout, 3-0 World Series lead
- Brewers win World Series! Takeaways from title-clinching Game 5 victory
- Brewers close out Rays to capture first World Series title in franchise history
- 🏆 Sabathia, Watt top social media reaction to Brewers' World Series win
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