The Brewers’ first World Series title is headed to Cooperstown through a collection of game-used gear and personal items. The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will preserve artifacts tied to key performances, including William Contreras’ catching equipment, Aaron Ashby’s glasses and the cleats Brice Turang wore for the title-clinching play.

By the Numbers
  • The Brewers lost 2 games during their postseason run.
  • They came from behind in 8 of their 11 postseason wins.
  • Contreras hit .381 with 4 RBIs in the World Series and threw out 4 would-be basestealers.
  • Ashby pitched 18 scoreless innings in October, a reliever record for a single postseason.
  • Rookie Cooper Pratt collected 8 World Series hits, including 6 straight at-bats between Games 4 and 5.
  • Jacob Misiorowski threw 5⅔ scoreless innings in Game 5.
Bottom Line

The memorabilia captures more than a championship: it preserves the players, defining moments and unlikely contributions that made Milwaukee’s first title possible.