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Milwaukee Brewers Reach World Series for First Time Since 1982 Amid Threat of League Lockout
The Milwaukee Brewers are competing in the World Series for the first time since 1982, with their games starting Friday evening. Team captain Christian Yelich said the club had always believed in its ability to reach it. The Series comes as a lockout looms in the league, which is set to begin on December 2, with owners demanding a salary cap.
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- Team captain Yelich said the Brewers have always believed in their ability to reach the World Series.
«Team captain Christian Yelich says the Milwaukee Brewers always believed they could get to a World Series.»
Associated Press News - Coverage indicates that the Brewers' World Series game takes place Friday evening, marking the team's first appearance in the event since 1982.
«The Milwaukee Brewers will make their first World Series appearance since 1982 on Friday night.»
WKOW - Wisconsin bars and restaurants are adding screens, DJs and extra staff, and watch parties are bringing in new customers and higher sales.
«Wisconsin bars and restaurants are adding screens, DJs and extra staff as Brewers World Series watch parties bring new customers and sales.»
Spectrum News - Owners are demanding a salary cap, threatening a lockout beginning December 2 that could mean these are the last games for a while.
«Major League Baseball faces uncertainty as owners pushes for a salary cap, threatening a lockout starting Dec. 2»
US News & World Report - A New York Post article argues that ratings will be weak due to the absence of major teams, but the matchup is still worth watching.
«This country may need a nudge since ratings are expected to be brutal with the Yankees, Dodgers and all the most marquee teams home now.»
New York Post
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