Milwaukee Brewers celebrate World Series victory at Lambeau Field

The Milwaukee Brewers brought the Commissioner's Trophy to Lambeau Field during Thursday night's Green Bay Packers game, Fox News and the New York Post reported. Pitcher Brandon Woodruff led his teammates onto the field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, with Fox News noting that the appearance occurred at the end of the first quarter and the New York Post stating it happened during the first half. [1][2]

Players Christian Yelich and Sal Frelick joined the celebration, according to Fox News. Frelick performed a Lambeau Leap into the crowd during the event, Fox News and the New York Post reported. [1][2]

The appearance took place less than a day after Milwaukee won its first World Series title by defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 in Game 5 at Tropicana Field, ABC News Australia reported. Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski threw five and two-thirds scoreless innings while rookie Cooper Pratt added two hits and two runs batted in, as FTMQ News reported earlier. [1][3][17]

Celebrations are scheduled to continue in Milwaukee on Friday with a championship parade through downtown, CBS Sports reported. Schools in Milwaukee will close for the event, according to The Washington Post. [4][6]