World Series schedule: Brewers waiting on American League opponent
The Brewers are World Series-bound, and the fans are ECSTATIC!
The Brewers swept the Dodgers in the NLCS and are now heading to the World Series! FOX6's Sam Kraemer is at the American Family Field watch party where fans erupted in celebration after the Brewers won.
MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Brewers have advanced to the World Series for the first time in 44 years and will go head-to-head with the American League champion in hopes of winning the franchise's first title.
When do the Brewers play?
What we know:
The World Series starts on Friday, Oct. 23.
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- Game 1 @ MIL: Friday, Oct. 23
- Game 2 @ MIL: Saturday, Oct. 24
- Game 3 @ TBD: Monday, Oct. 26
- Game 4 @ TBD: Tuesday, Oct. 27
- Game 5 @ TBD: Wednesday, Oct. 28 (if needed)
- Game 6 @ MIL: Friday, Oct. 30 (if needed)
- Game 7 @ MIL: Saturday, Oct. 31 (if needed)
Brewers World Series merchandise, team store expands hours
The Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series for the first time since 1982, and fans can grab merchandise at American Family Field right away.
Postseason ticket information can be found on the Brewers website.
How to watch:
The World Series will air on FOX and stream on FOX ONE. FOX6 News has special, local coverage planned throughout the remainder of the season.
Who will the Brewers play?
What we don't know:
The Brewers will play the winner of the American League Championship Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Guardians. As of Thursday night, Cleveland leads the best-of-seven series 2-1.
American Family Field (2026)
Continued coverage
Dig deeper:
FOX6 News has shared stories throughout the Milwaukee Brewers' postseason run. Follow the links below to read and watch more coverage of the Crew:
- Milwaukee Brewers fans embrace 1982 song for postseason run
- Capturing Milwaukee Brewers history, meet the man behind the camera
- Driver shuttles Brewers fans for 17 seasons
- Brewers' Latino roots throughout the organization, community
Historic regular season
By the numbers:
The Brewers led Major League Baseball with a franchise-record 103 wins in the regular season and finished at or near the top of baseball in a number of key statistical categories.
Milwaukee led MLB with 1,422 hits and a .341 on-base percentage, and the team tied for first with a .258 batting average. They finished second in MLB with 832 runs scored, 788 runs batted in and 668 walks – behind only the Chicago Cubs in all three categories. They were third in team on-base plus slugging (.744) despite finishing 11th in the majors in slugging percentage. They were fifth in doubles (279), sixth in triples (276) and tied for 28th in home runs (154).
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The Brewers pitching staff finished second in MLB with a 3.51 earned-run average, 55 saves, 1,577 strikeouts, 1,186 hits allowed and a .221 opponent batting average. They were fourth in walks and hits per inning pitched (1.18) and runs allowed (618).
A number of Brewers players finished among the Top 10 in Major League Baseball.
All-Star starting pitcher Jacob Misiorowski led all qualified pitchers in ERA (1.80), strikeouts (252), WHIP (0.80) and opponent batting average (.157). He tied for third in the majors in wins with 16.
Second baseman Brice Turang's 37 doubles tied for third most in MLB, and his 102 runs scored and 100 RBIs ranked seventh and ninth, respectively.
Jake Bauers finished third in OBP (.389) and 10th in walks (94). Jackson Chourio's .291 batting average was 10th in the majors. Trevor Megill tied for 10th with 30 saves.
The Source: Information in this story is from the Milwaukee Brewers and MLB.