Brewers players thank fans after historic World Series winning season

The Milwaukee Brewers players and staff let loose at the team's World Series parade and rally on Oct. 30.They sprayed champagne and poured beer on a record-number of fans, also making sure to drink a lot of it themselves. They sang karaoke. They danced and partied beyond the scheduled time, not ready for the celebration to end. They also took some time to reflect on their historic 2026 season, which included a franchise record 103 regular-season wins, revenge over the Los Angeles Dodgers and, of course, the team's first World Series since coming to Milwaukee in 1970.Here are some of the Brewers' posts reminiscing on the past seven months:Buy Brewers' World Series championship merchandiseAaron Ashby tells fans he's 'gotta see another parade'Aaron Ashby became a cult hero figure during the playoffs. Someone popular enough to have doppelgängers, one of whom he met at the rally.Afterward, Ashby took to Instagram to thank fans for their support during the season."You guys brought the energy every night at home and three nights in Tampa, and then decided to show up 750,000 deep today and blow us away for 6 hours," he wrote in a post. "Truly the best fans in the world… you’ll never convince me otherwise.".oembed-frame {width:100%;height:100%;margin:0;border:0;}View this post on InstagramA post shared by Aaron Ashby (@aaronashbyy)