Hello, everybody. Sorry—just wiping my eyes.Buzzer’s rookie update. His top four needed a fifth guy. I may never recover.But tonight belongs to Milwaukee. Congratulations, Brewers! Your first World Series title!
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First: Jacob Misiorowski. A 1.89 ERA. 243 strikeouts. That’s an ace.More than a thousand pitches at a hundred miles an hour or faster.I used to scare hitters. He scares the radar gun.
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Second: the comeback kings. Before the Series, they were nine and one in the postseason.They trailed in eight games. Won seven of those. And that bullpen? A 1.24 ERA.A deficit wasn’t a verdict. Just something else they planned to erase.
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Third: 103 wins, 59 losses. Best record in baseball. A new franchise high.They even won two shutouts while scoring twenty or more runs in each. First team ever.Save some runs for the rest of us. That’s not a request. That’s professional jealousy.
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Fourth: every series in this MLB postseason went to the team with the better regular-season record.A first across the current playoff formats of MLB, the NBA NFL, and NHL.The standings kept their promises. Somebody tell Buzzer that’s allowed.
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The Series? Milwaukee took the first three against Tampa Bay.Game Three: eight runs in one inning. Every one of them with two outs.Then the Rays answered: a twelve-inning walk-off in Game Four. No surrender. Respect.
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Game Five: Misiorowski gave them five and two-thirds scoreless before a leg cramp.Cooper Pratt drove in two. Trevor Megill got the final six outs. Milwaukee won, four to one.Four games to one. Champions. And William Contreras? World Series MVP.
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Milwaukee, the first pour is yours. For everyone who waited. And for Ueck.I wish he could’ve called that final out.Congratulations, Brewers. Benny Bravo, signing off. And Buzzer? Thanks for the warm-up laugh.
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Miami. One very attentive viewer.So he DID watch. That wasn’t a feeling. That was evidence.Congratulations, Milwaukee. Benny… I’m happy for you you enjoyed my channel.Someday, you’re giving ME the warm-up laugh. I can wait.
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