I grew up a die hard Brewers fan. In '92 when the Brewers couldn't afford to keep Paul Molitor I was only 16 and had lost my love of MLB after that. I rooted for Molitor when he won the World Series with the Jays but that was it. When I was ten years old I remember at County Stadium jumping on top of the Brewers Dug Out during the Game and stuck my head under and saw Paul Molitor. I asked him or his autograph and he took my card and said "I'll be right back". I climbed off the dugout and about a minute later Paul came out with my card signed and gave it to me. Really made my day! After the game Don Mattingly stayed 30 minutes after the game signing autographs and I was able to get his as well.

My Father who is amazing and a great ball player named me after Robin Yount. I've idolized him ever since. I was able to get an autograph from him that says to Robin from Robin Best wishes. I always wanted to ask him if he'd say hi to my Dad so I could return the favor a bit. Thanks for the memories.

The one thing I will always remember about this team was, even when they were losing a game, you always had the feeling that they would come back and win the game.

As an old soul Brewers fan for 1982, that team gives me goosebumps for sure even Robin Yount quite interesting player to me.

Oh my lord, 40 years. I'm grateful to remember all these players and this season. So good to see them all.

Ted Simmons is so spot on. Intelligent man…great ball player. HOF

Went to the final playoff win against California against Reggie Jackson , Don Baylor ; Rod Carew ; then watched all World Series games in Milwaukee ( Old county stadium ) Special team ! Both teams we're really incredible . Paul Molitor at 3rd , Robin Yount at SS . Fantastic watching this great team play baseball ! Game 7 WS - that really was truly incredible ; One of the best that I have ever watched ! Take me out to the ballgame . Old school team ,players These men have terrific stories ! Bravo ⚾️👍🙋‍♂️

I became a Brewer Fan in '86 and Robin Yount, Jim Gantner and Paul Molitor were like family members in our household. I have 2 brothers and between us 3 boys those 3 guys were like Uncles to us but we only ever got to see them at the games. Loved the 80's Brewers teams all of them!

I'm a White Sox fan, but the Brewers from around this time are one of my favorite teams ever. Just a great team to watch. Great players who were also great characters. For all the sluggers, though, my favorite guy was Mike Caldwell. He was such a tough SOB on the mound and had the best pick-off move I've ever seen. I'm not the baseball fan I once was, and one of the things that most pissed me off, more than the strikes and steroids, was when they moved the Brewers to the National League. Bud Selig thought he was just too precious to be in the American League, when, by their style of play, the Brewers were purely an American League team. The NL can have the Astros back. The Brewers belong in the American League! I wonder how Brewers fans feel about this.

Good squad. Run power pitching. Just 1 game short. Back when they played day time WS games too. Loved that.

I went to game 3 of the ALCS in 1982, and game 5 of the World Series. Great memories 😊

I was lucky enough to get tickets to both the ALCS and the World Series in the center field bleachers. I saved my ticket stubs. The ALCS was $5 and the World Series was $8. Great memories, especially Game 5 of the ALCS. All the games were electric, but that game had something extra.

Poor Ted Simmons. So many years playing for the Cardinals. Only to watch them win that serries.

This is beyond badass!

My fondest memory was the fact that Milwaukee celebrated bigger than St Louis did.

I'll probably be banished as I'm a Twins fan from MPLS. Nevertheless, as an 11 year old during the 82 season I loved this Brewer team. That lineup was unreal and they scored 891 runs. Given the era, that was a crap load. Would have loved to have seen Cooper and Benji at this function.

Robin Yount with a ponytail! Awesome!

I was 22 when the 1982 World Series took place, I'm a Cardinal fan, but enjoyed the Series, remember so many special moment's. Lonnie Smith stealing home and being denied, Willie McGees catch, I think one sight I'll never forget, Tenace being a Cardinal, leaning over the fence, talking to Rollie Fingers in the Milwaukee bullpen, teammates from the Oakland A's talking as friends, kind of put a human element to it. It went 7 games, could of went either way, almost a shame someone had to be on the losing side, because both teams were very good teams with class players.

Simmons has some Christopher Walken stoicism about him. I hope this celebration gels our current '22 club and we do great things. Trades happen, but you still gotta play the same way for Counsell and the fans.

Where is Gorman???????

Mike Hegan hit a clutch homer in Boston late in the year…I don’t know why I remember it….but as it was

Almost had another World Series team this year. Thanks Stearns

Good old Brewers. Remembering that one team that almost won it all *Yawn*. This franchise will always be stuck in reverse

Cecil Cooper .352

Don Sutton was the oldest player on the team.

why did Brewers leave the American league?

Didn’t Hader blow two consecutive playoff closing games the last two years? Just saying.

Great players but they didn’t win the World Series, and we are contending this year and we traded away the best closer in Baseball 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

Simba is still kicking himself for being traded and missing out on World Championship

Selig--the man who ruined baseball