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Milwaukee Little League hopes Brewers’ success inspires a new generation of players
Baseball fever in Milwaukee is at an all-time high thanks to the Brewers’ historic World Series run. Tawyana Duncan, president of Beckum Stapleton Little League, hopes the momentum will help sustain the sport in Milwaukee’s central city. “It’s going to drive the youth to pay more attention to...
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Marquette opens men’s basketball season vs Mercyhurst on Monday
(MARQUETTE COMMUNICATIONS) MILWAUKEE – The Marquette University men’s basketball team (0-0, 0-0 BIG EAST) opens its 110th season of competition on Monday, Nov. 2 when the squad welcomes Mercyhurst (0-0, 0-0 NEC) to Fiserv Forum in the 2026-27 campaign lidlifter. ESPN+ features the broadcast, with Josh Maurer (play-by-play)...
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Brewers Championship Celebration: Rollie Fingers weighs in
Milwaukee Brewers legend Rollie Fingers joined in the Championship Parade -- and shared his thoughts on all that he was seeing in the city.
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Brewers World Series parade, rally attendance estimated at 750K+
MILWAUKEE - The Brewers World Series championship parade and rally drew more than three-quarters of a million people to Milwaukee on Friday, Oct. 30. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, it's estimated that more than 750,000 people attended either the parade along the city's streets or the rally at Henry Maier Festival Park. That's nearly one-and-a-half times the population of Milwaukee itself and nearly 13% of the population of the entire state of Wisconsin.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee Brewers championship buses spotted in Chicago
The buses that carted the World Champion Milwaukee Brewers down Wisconsin Avenue as 750,000 fans filled streets, balconies, parking garages for the Oct. 30 parade ended up in an unlikely spot the next day: Chicago. Yes, double-decker buses emblazoned with the signature Milwaukee Brewers logo and the unmistakable message that we "WON OUR WAY" drove around Cubs fan territory, reminding our neighbors to the south which Midwest baseball team is on top. The buses are owned by Big Bus Tours, the Chicago-based company that operates hop-on, hop-off tours in various cities. Big Bus Tours did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Nov. 1. Milwaukeeans who shared photos of the buses on X and Instagram suspected the city had rented the buses for the parade, only for them to return to the Windy City while still wrapped in Brewers messaging. "The tour buses are literally giving tours with our CHAMPIONSHIP wraps on them!" one user said. The @Brewers used Chicago’s Big Bus Tours buses for the parade and now they’re driving around Chicago doing tours with the wraps still on! #WonOurWay pic.twitter.com/gYvzQXNR1M — Travis Wacker (@tjwacker) October 31, 2026 This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Milwaukee
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Sananda Fru Named To Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award Preseason Watch List
I felt pretty comfortable with the idea that we would see Nigel James on the preseason watch list for the Bob Cousy Award, which goes to the best point guard in the country every season. I also thought that would probably be it for preseason watch lists for Marquette men’s basketball. It’s one thing to expect that the Naismith Hall of Fame would think that James is one of the 20 best point guards in the country, but one of Marquette’s other players as one of the 20 best at their position? Seemed unlikely.
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Women's Hockey Closes Out Halloween Sweep of Aurora
MILWAUKEE – The MSOE Women's Hockey team closed out their first series of the 2026-27 season on Saturday evening, as the Red and White secured the weekend sweep with a 5-3 win over their conference foe in a Halloween night thriller. FINAL SCORE. MSOE RAIDERS – 5 — Aurora...
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Won Our Way: A Brewers parade to remember
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (TMJ4) — A parade nearly 60 years in the making, and what a celebration it was as the fans not only got to say thank you to the players, but the team got to say thank you to the fans. It was a sight at the Amphitheater....
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Lawrenceburg Native Wins World Series Ring with Milwaukee Brewers
MILWAUKEE - From Lawrenceburg, Indiana to World Series Champion. The Milwaukee Brewers captured their first World Series title on Wednesday night, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in five games. One of the people responsible for building the Brewers' championship team is Karl Mueller. The Lawrenceburg native has been with the...
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Brewers Win, Florida Pays Up: 12,000+ Cartons of OJ Head to Milwaukee
When Milwaukee clinched its first-ever World Series in Tampa, the city didn't just win bragging rights 44 years in the making — it won a truckload of orange juice. More than 12,000 cartons of it. Following the Brewers' Game 5 victory, Florida's Natural made good on a friendly championship...
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Creighton Snaps Marquette’s Seven-Game Win Streak in Five Sets
Creighton ended Marquette’s seven-match winning streak with a 16-14 victory in the deciding set, earning a five-set win at the Al McGuire Center. The loss leaves both teams tied atop the Big East standings. Both teams are 9-2 in Big East play. Marquette won the second and third sets,...
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Schlesinger's Saturday Showcase (10/31)...All things Halloween and then some...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--A busy day for trick-or-treating on this Saturday. You have a lot of choices. Click on the video with this story for all the details. There's also a Bucks game this evening at 7 PM for a good alternative. Remember to change the clocks back an hour before going to bed Saturday night.
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After embracing portal, Marquette begins redemptive campaign vs. Mercyhurst
The head coach is the same. A handful of the promising young players are the same. And yet, it feels as though a new era may be underway at Marquette as the Golden Eagles begin the 2026-27 season on Monday against Mercyhurst in Milwaukee. Shaka Smart, entering his sixth year as head coach, finally dipped into the transfer portal this offseason. Outside of the first year of Smart's tenure, he had never acquired players through the portal, favoring the traditional approach of recruiting through high school. Most of those seasons involved a lot of winning. But following a disappointing campaign where the team finished 12-20 (7-13 Big East), the program embraced change. "Our job is to evolve and learn. ... Continue to evolve and do what's best to get back to winning," Smart said. Sananda Fru, who fills a clear need down low at 6-foot-11, and Nolan Minessale, a Wisconsin native, enter the program from Louisville and St. Thomas, respectively. Yet despite the pomp and circumstance around utilizing the portal, it's the players Marquette kept from leaving the program after a tough season that are likely of larger significance. Nigel James Jr., who averaged 16.4 points and 4.9 assists per