Brewers Are Built for More Than One World Series Run

Craig Karmazin joins Jen, Gabe and Chewy and explains why he doesn’t put much stock in conclusions drawn from the opening week of the NFL season. A discussion about international NFL travel leads Craig to revisit Barry Alvarez’s strategy for Wisconsin’s 1993 trip to Tokyo and the Badgers’ eventual Rose Bowl run. The conversation shifts to the Brewers and the importance of staying ahead of the Dodgers rather than simply proving they can beat the Cubs. Craig points to Milwaukee’s sustained regular-season success over the last three years as evidence that what the organization is building is no fluke. He pushes back on a World Series-or-bust mentality because the Brewers have remained contenders without sacrificing their future.