Brewers to celebrate 2026 World Series title with Friday parade

Milwaukee will get its first sports championship-related parade since 2021 on Friday when the Brewers celebrate their 2026 World Series title.

Five years after the Bucks delivered an NBA championship, the Brewers and their fans will have their opportunity to continue to revel in the team's first World Series title (and the city's second after the 1957 Braves) with a Parade of Champions beginning at 11 a.m. ET.

Two days after the Brewers beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 to clinch the series in Game 5, the Commissioner's Trophy will be in attendance as the festivities are set to run through downtown Milwaukee and conclude at Henry Maier Festival Park.

During his postgame press conference, Brewers manager Pat Murphy jokingly asked two of his sons, Austin and Jaxon, whether their little league baseball duties might interfere with attending the parade.

Pat, Austin and Jaxon will be joined by team alumni during the festivities. There will also be a special showing of "Ueck," the documentary about legendary Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker.

There will also be a Championship Rally at American Family Insurance Amphitheater inside the park.

Should some fans be unable to attend, the parade will be streamed on MLB Network, MLB and Brewers.com.