Yelich Says 103-Win Brewers' 'Brewer Ball' Is Hard to Replicate After 1st World Series
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Updated · Fox News · Nov 3
Yelich Says 103-Win Brewers' 'Brewer Ball' Is Hard to Replicate After 1st World Series
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 3
Summary
Christian Yelich said Milwaukee’s "Brewer Ball" formula is difficult for rivals to copy, even after it delivered the Brewers’ first World Series title.
The 103-win approach relied on fundamentals, situational baseball and full-team buy-in rather than a power-first style, Yelich said, calling togetherness one of the club’s biggest strengths.
That model carried Milwaukee through a postseason run that included a sweep of the two-time champion Dodgers and a five-game World Series win over the Tampa Bay Rays.
More than 400 fans turned out for Yelich’s latest celebration stop in Greendale after Friday’s title parade, extending a statewide party that has also included appearances by Yelich, Brice Turang and manager Pat Murphy on "Saturday Night Live."