The MLB/Brewers won the first championship in team history and the championship parade was attended by 750,000 people, breaking a record. Public schools remained closed for a day.

Brewers return after 44 yearsworld Series Defeated the Rays with 4 wins and 1 loss in the series and won the first World Series championship in team history. A parade was held on the morning of the 30th local time. Milwaukee police estimate that more than 750,000 fans attended the festival, and are expected to write a bookwisconsin new record.

To celebrate the Brewers winning the first World Series championship in team history, Milwaukee Public Schools were closed for a day to celebrate the parade. The event started at 10 am and by 8 am thousands of people gathered at the event park. Fans and families from different generations gathered in the city center with their families. The event was unprecedented.

According to American media reports, the scale of this parade has reached a higher level than the NBA Milwaukee Bucks’ championship parade five years ago. Local police estimated that more than 750,000 fans attended, far more than the original estimate of 400,000. The police statement also noted: “Preliminary investigation suggests this may be the largest number of people attending a one-day event in Wisconsin history.”

“It’s really unbelievable,” Brewers head coach Pat Murphy said. Looking at the crowd gathering at the scene, he said, “I always feel like I see the same people over and over again, and I think, ‘How can so many people be here?'”

The parade featured not only the Brewers players and coaches, but also owner Mark Attanasio, stadium maintenance staff, behind-the-scenes employees, and even the famous “Sausage Man Race” mascot. Hall of Fame players Rollie Fingers, Paul Molitor and Ted Simmons also appeared.

World Series MVP William Contreras told fans in English: “We’re doing it for you and for this city.”

Relief pitcher Aaron Ashby, who set a major league record with 18 scoreless innings in the postseason, also told fans at the scene, “For me and my teammates, this is the most special day of our lives. You guys are here cheering for us and supporting us. It’s better than we ever imagined.”