Brewers celebrate World Series with beer pledges and karaoke

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Oct, 22:46 · Archive

The Milwaukee Brewers held a World Series parade where players made bold declarations and performed karaoke.

The Milwaukee Brewers held a World Series celebration parade on Friday, where players made exuberant declarations to the crowd. Right fielder Sal Frelick took the microphone and pledged to drink 100,000 beers for everyone in attendance at the rally.

Hitting coach Daniel Vogelbach was the event's surprise performer. The Brewers players convinced organisers to bring him onstage, where he was set up to sing karaoke. According to ESPN, Vogelbach had pledged during the team's Game 5 celebration to sing 'Stacy's Mom', the 2003 song by Fountains of Wayne, if the Brewers won the World Series.

After hearing the opening chords, Vogelbach initially hesitated but agreed to proceed. Holding a microphone in one hand and a beer in the other, the 33-year-old slurred through the first verse while pacing in front of thousands of fans, who smiled, clapped and danced along to his off-key rendition.

How it is being reported

• Daniel Vogelbach hilariously sings ‘Stacy’s Mom’ in surreal Brewers World Series parade momentDaniel Vogelbach has got it going on.New York Post · 30 Oct, 22:32
• Brewers' World Series celebration gets rowdy as star makes outrageous beer promise, coach sings karaokeSal Frelick pledged to drink 100,000 beers at the Milwaukee Brewers World Series parade before Daniel Vogelbach was set up to sing "Stacy's Mom" karaoke.Fox News · 30 Oct, 21:35

In this story: Sal Frelick · Daniel Vogelbach · Milwaukee Brewers · Christian Yelich · Wisconsin

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