Brewers fans share superstitions ahead of World Series Games 3
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Last updated Oct 27, 2026
Ahead of World Series Games 3, Milwaukee Brewers fans are revealing their lucky superstitions. Many fans believe their rituals and worn memorabilia contribute to the team's success in the postseason. For instance, Dale Grudnowski has not washed his lucky socks since Game 1, while fans like Melissa Richter and Garrett Ulickev cherish items they've held onto for decades. These personal beliefs highlight the connection between fans and the team's historic run toward a potential championship.
- •Dale Grudnowski has not washed his lucky socks since Game 1.
- •Melissa Richter wears a cherished T-shirt from the 1980s.
- •Garrett Ulickev's jersey hasn't been washed since the postseason began.
- •Superstitions are common among Brewers fans during this postseason.
- •Many fans believe their rituals help contribute to the team's success.
- 2:24 AMYahoo Sports — Brewers fans' lucky superstitions just may be fueling the postseason
"Ahead of World Series Games 3, Milwaukee Brewers' fans share the superstitions they believe will bring a World Series championship.
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