Joe Concha predicts Brewers win weeks before first game

Joe Concha predicts Brewers win weeks before first game

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha predicted the Milwaukee Brewers’ World Series win weeks before the first game, saying the team had “something magical happening.”“In the end, I’m with the Brewers right now, the small-market Milwaukee Brewers,” Concha said on Fox Business’s Varney & Co. on Oct. 5.Concha not only accurately predicted a Brewers win, but he also accurately predicted the Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays would be the two teams heading to the World Series. The Brewers beat the Rays 4-1 in Game 5 on Wednesday. The win marks the first World Series title in franchise history for Milwaukee.The Brewers won the first three games on Oct. 23, 24, and 26. Tampa Bay won Game 4 on Oct. 27, after they took Milwaukee’s lead in the 12th inning. The Brewers came back on Wednesday ready to take the title, delivering a show-stopping performance.Rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt helped the team get an early lead and set a record for a rookie in the fall classic with six consecutive hits. Starting pitcher Jacob Misiorowski played nearly six innings without giving up a single run.“One of the smallest payrolls in baseball, and they got something magical happening in Milwaukee right now. They had the best record in baseball, and they just keep winning, so yeah, Milwaukee-Tampa could be your World Series,” Concha said on Oct. 5. “And wouldn’t that be something that the two teams that spend the least end up getting the biggest riches.”JOE CONCHA PREDICTS MICHIGAN FLIPS AFTER EL SAYED’S DEBATE PERFORMANCEThe Brewers World Series championship parade is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Oct. 30 through downtown Milwaukee.The 2027 Major League Baseball season begins March 24 with a game streamed live on Netflix.

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