Baseball hasn’t seen a World Series run like the Brewers’ in quite some time.

After going 11-2 in October, taking down the Padres, Dodgers and Rays to hoist the trophy, Milwaukee has secured its first championship.

No matter what numbers you look at, Pat Murphy’s team was dominant in the postseason. From Jacob Misiorowski completing an all-time season with two World Series wins, to youngsters Cooper Pratt and Jackson Chourio setting records at the plate, the 2026 Brewers’ path to the title was unique in many ways.

Here are some of the best stats to come from Milwaukee’s World Series run.

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Brewers’ championship run, by the numbers

8 consecutive postseason wins

If it weren’t for a 12-inning Rays win in Game 4 of the World Series, not only would the Brewers have swept the Fall Classic — they would have won the title on an nine-game win streak, becoming the first team to sweep the NLCS and World Series.

Still, that Game 4 loss marked the end of a truly special run of postseason baseball. Milwaukee’s eight-game win streak tied the postseason record, shared by the 2019 Nationals, 2014 Royals, 2005 White Sox and 2004 Red Sox.

Overall, the Brewers’ 11-2 postseason record was tied for the second-best ever for a World Series winner over at least three rounds.

Aaron Ashby’s 18 scoreless innings

One of the many stars to emerge in the postseason came from the Brewers’ bullpen. Aaron Ashby had 18 consecutive innings of run-free pitching in relief, including three appearances against the Rays in the World Series.

Ashby struck out 20 batters over his 18 innings in the postseason, walking just three.

25-12 run differential in World Series

The fact that the Rays even won a game in the 2026 World Series may be an accomplishment in itself. Over five games, the Brewers outscored Tampa Bay 25-12, though some of that is from heavy lifting in a 10-1 Game 3 win.

5 one-run wins 

When games were close, the Brewers were at their best. They finished the postseason with a 5-2 record in one-run games, consistently coming up clutch.

Jackson Chourio’s 11 World Series hits

Young star outfielder Jackson Chourio came alive in the Fall Classic. He had 11 hits over five games, which tied him for second all-time for any player in the World Series, per Sarah Langs.

The 22-year-old also tied Babe Ruth with 10 hits over the first four World Series games.

Cooper Pratt’s World Series hits streak

Shortstop Cooper Pratt also stepped up to the big stage, contending for MVP honors as he raked for the Brewers in the World Series.

Pratt had six consecutive at-bats with a hit between Games 4 and 5, a feat only surpassed by oe player in World Series history.

114-61 overall record

Perhaps no stat can encapsulate the Brewers’ dominance as simply as their total record in 2026: 114-61.

Between 103 regular-season wins and another 11 in the postseason, Milwaukee had one of the most dominant MLB seasons ever.

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