Tailgates, watch parties and texts to Mom: Inside Milwaukee's joyous return to the World Series
Milwaukee fans waited decades to see their team in the World Series.
ESPN reports: Milwaukee fans waited decades to see their team in the World Series.
And in Game 1, the Brewers -- and the party -- didn't disappoint.
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