Brewers Celebrate World Series Title with Packers at Lambeau Field
Milwaukee Brewers players, fresh off their World Series victory, brought the Commissioner's Trophy to Lambeau Field and participated in the iconic Lambeau Leap.
Fresh off their historic World Series triumph, members of the Milwaukee Brewers took their celebration to Lambeau Field on Thursday night, appearing at the Green Bay Packers game against the Carolina Panthers.
Pitcher Brandon Woodruff led a contingent of Brewers players onto the field during the first half of the game to enthusiastic cheers from the crowd. Several other players followed, engaging with the fans and soaking in the atmosphere of the storied stadium.
Right fielder Sal Frelick embraced a classic Lambeau Field tradition by executing a Lambeau Leap, jumping into the stands to celebrate with the jubilant fans. Frelick was later seen in a suite with his teammates, wearing custom cheesehead hats emblazoned with the word "champion."
The Brewers' appearance and the presence of the Commissioner's Trophy seemed to energize the home team, as the Packers held a 20-10 lead at halftime. The Brewers secured their first-ever World Series title on Wednesday night with a 5-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 5. The city of Milwaukee is scheduled to host a championship parade for the team on Friday.
