#18: 2026 World Series Recap — 57 Years in the Making
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Necessary Roughness Ep. 18: 2026 World Series Recap — 57 Years in the Making
Welcome back to Necessary Roughness—your daily dose of raw sports takes riffing straight off the Twitter feed.
Milwaukee is a World Series champion for the first time in franchise history, and they got there with the 19th-ranked payroll, a 103-mph first pitch, and two 22-year-olds rewriting record books that have stood since Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth.
In this episode, we go game by game through the Fall Classic. A premature celebration overturned by replay in the ninth. The wildest first inning in 33 years. Seven straight hits with two outs—something no team had ever done in a postseason game. A starter who matched Don Larsen's perfect game on a technicality. And a Game 4 where one team was three outs from the trophy and didn't record a single one of them.
We break down the pitching staff that posted numbers nobody has matched since 2000, a reliever who may have had the greatest October in bullpen history, the three-man MVP debate and the defensive play that settled it, the losing side's 54-year-worst offensive showing, and the playoff-share math that explains why the clinching game paid the winners nothing.
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