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Tom Haudricourt on the historic 2026 season for the Brewers

Retired sportswriter and Milwaukee Brewers beat reporter Tom Haudricourt considers the significance of the small-market team's 2026 season as it won the franchise's first World Series championship

By Frederica Freyberg | Here & Now

October 30, 2026 • Southeast Region

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Tom Haudricourt on the importance of the 2026 Brewers season as it won the World Series.

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