Milwaukee celebrates Brewers’ title win
Buses of Milwaukee Brewers players move through downtown Milwaukee on Friday as the city celebrates the team’s first World Series title, won Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Milwaukee police estimated that more 750,000 attended the parade or rally, well above their initial expectations of about 400,000, according to the Associated Press. (Angela Major/Wisconsin Public Radio photo)
Milwaukee had a parade Friday as the city celebrates the Brewer’s first World Series title, won Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Rays.The parade at one point passed in front of a mural of longtime Brewers announcer, the late Bob Uecker. It ended with a rally at American Family Insurance Amphitheater near the shore of Lake Michigan. Milwaukee police estimated that more 750,000 attended the parade or rally, well above their initial expectations of about 400,000, according to the Associated Press. (Angela Major/Wisconsin Public Radio photo)
Buses of Milwaukee Brewers players move through downtown Milwaukee on Friday as the city celebrates the team’s first World Series title, won Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Milwaukee police estimated that more 750,000 attended the parade or rally, well above their initial expectations of about 400,000, according to the Associated Press. (Angela Major/Wisconsin Public Radio photo)
Milwaukee had a parade Friday as the city celebrates the Brewer’s first World Series title, won Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Rays.The parade at one point passed in front of a mural of longtime Brewers announcer, the late Bob Uecker. It ended with a rally at American Family Insurance Amphitheater near the shore of Lake Michigan. Milwaukee police estimated that more 750,000 attended the parade or rally, well above their initial expectations of about 400,000, according to the Associated Press. (Angela Major/Wisconsin Public Radio photo)
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Buses of Milwaukee Brewers players move through downtown Milwaukee on Friday as the city celebrates the team's first World Series title, won Wednesday against the Tampa Bay Rays. The parade at one point passed in front of a mural of longtime Brewers announcer, the late Bob Uecker. It ended with a rally at American Family Insurance Amphitheater near the shore of Lake Michigan. Milwaukee police estimated that more 750,000 attended the parade or rally, well above their initial expectations of about 400,000, according to the Associated Press. (Angela Major/Wisconsin Public Radio photos)