Milwaukee Brewers fans feeling the 1982 nostalgia

Talking nostalgia. Tell us where you are and what people are talking about that 82 team. Yeah. Hi, Ted. We are at the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum where you can spot some past and present stars, Brewers stars in here. And this place has been busy with the Brewers success. A lot of people wanting to come inside here and look at all this memorabilia. Fans across the city are pumped about this team and what's ahead. and this fandom is conjuring up some feelings of nostalgia. We talk with some Brewers faithful who say this season feels magical, sort of like 1982. Steve Stein went to a World Series game that year when the Brewers took on the Cardinals. He had a standing room ticket, and it cost him just $8. And Teresa Heidemann, she was just five years old when the Brewers secured the pennant on her birthday. Both say it was an incredible time, and they're optimistic it will happen again. We went down to Wisconsin Avenue for the impromptu parade. Dad carrying me on his shoulders, walking around. It was just crazy. I thought about it, and I go, well, I've never been to a World Series before. I really ought to go. And I'm certainly glad I did because I never thought it would be 44 years before another World Series would happen. You hear that? That is confidence. He believes the Brewers will head back to the World Series after 44 years and there's some new stuff here at the bobblehead museum from these light up Cheerio and Mrs. Bobbleheads or how about a Bernie Brewer bobblehead advent calendar, Ted get me one of each, I'll take three of each that make great stocking stuffers for sure Ashley will love the look back, I love the nostalgia angle on this, thanks so much Ashley Sears at the National Bobblehead Museum