Top Videos, Photos from Brewers' World Series Parade After Historic Win vs. Rays

Two days after winning the first World Series title in franchise history, the Milwaukee Brewers got to celebrate with their home fans during a parade and rally on Friday.

Knowing how big of an event this was for Brewers fans, Milwaukee officials closed all public schools in the city to give students a chance to celebrate.

The streets in downtown Milwaukee were packed with fans during the parade portion of the festivities.

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Brewers players were doing their part to help raise the energy, with Sal Frelick, Jacob Misiorowski and World Series MVP William Contreras firing up the crowd.

After the parade through the streets ended, everyone gathered at Henry Maier Festival Park for the rally where Brewers players and coaches got to share their thoughts about the season and fan support throughout this run.

Friday's celebration marks the culmination of the greatest season in Brewers history. They won a franchise-record 103 games during the regular season, marking the second consecutive year they have led MLB in victories.

Milwaukee followed that up with one of the most dominant playoff runs of all-time. The Brewers went 11-2 in October, tied for the third-best postseason record in history. They became the first team since the 2019 Washington Nationals to win eight consecutive postseason games.

It all led to Game 5 against the Rays on Wednesday night when four pitchers combined to allow four hits in a 4-1 victory to give Milwaukee its first championship in 58 seasons of existence.