Brewers reach dominant placement in World Series history with 2026 title
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 3:15 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
The Milwaukee Brewers secured the World Series championship in 2026, finishing with an 11-2 postseason record. The team swept the National League Championship Series and won the World Series in five games, with their losses both coming by one run. Their postseason run is among the most dominant in MLB history, trailing only the 2005 White Sox and 1999 Yankees, who each lost just one game. Milwaukee's performance contributes to their legacy as a low-budget team achieving significant success, highlighted by a 25-12 run differential in the World Series. Their 103 wins this season further cement their special place in baseball history.
- •Brewers finish postseason with an 11-2 record.
- •They lost two games, both by one run.
- •Milwaukee had a 25-12 run differential in the World Series.
- •The victory marks a significant achievement for a low-budget team.
- •Team finished the season with 103 wins.
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"The Brewers came close to a record after losing just two postseason games on their way to a championship.
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