World Series: DL Hall on winning the Brewers' first title

You've got D.L. Hall, one of the unsung heroes of this postseason. D.L. Hall might have been unsung parts of this season. He's not going to be unsung anymore. D.L. Hall is Mr. Delivery Man in this postseason, and you have put yourself on the baseball map. I know you're not an individual guy, so I'm going to ask you about this team first, D.L., and how would you describe your world champion teammates? That's incredible. All those guys are my brothers. I don't think there's a team out there that's closer than we are, you know, and it's every single guy in that clubhouse. You know, we just want to win for each other, and it means a lot to all of us. These fans have meant a lot, I know, to you all the way along. We've watched some of the celebration in the locker room. I know you guys have watched a lot of those watch party videos. Baseball doesn't always have that happen. Is this special? It's super special. You know, I think it means a lot to every guy in there to bring this back to Milwaukee and do it for the city and just all the history that, you know, as long as they've waited, it just means a lot to us, and we're just super happy to be able to do it. When you were traded to the Milwaukee Brewers, what did you think, DL? William, that's wild Bill. You know, obviously it was shocking, and then once I got over here, just how the city made me feel, how the fans made me feel, how the guys in that clubhouse made me feel, and how we got, you know, it just made me feel comfortable and a part of that brotherhood so quickly. I think it allowed me to settle in and, you know, just feel like a part of the guys and be able to do what I do. Settle in, D.L. You've won postseason baseball games. You've contributed in the World Series. That's pretty heady stuff. I know we're fresh off it, but that is pretty heady stuff. Does that hit you? Yeah, it's crazy. I don't think it's completely set in yet. It really is crazy. You know, to God be the glory that I'm even standing here and able to do this today. I'm just so thankful to be on this stage and have the opportunity to do it. So it hasn't completely set in yet, but maybe tomorrow when I wake up. Maybe. That's a maybe. That might be a little late, too, by the way. It might be a little later, and my head might hurt a little bit. Fans are still cheering on the way out. We're watching this celebration. You know people back in Milwaukee are going to be up all night. You talk about going to bed late. Is this one of the best rides you could imagine being on? Yeah, I think, I mean, just what we've been through with all these guys and what we dealt with last year and just being able to bounce back from that and say, like, no, that's not us. We're better. And every guy just pulling for each other. It's just super special when everybody's that close. And these guys are, I mean, it's truthfully like a brotherhood. Last question. I know you're a big-time duck hunter. You and I have talked about those necklaces you wear, which represent some of that stuff. When you're out there in the blind sometime this offseason, what are you going to think about 2026 Major League Baseball for D.L. Hall? So, man, I can't even, that just made me smile just hearing it. But I can't even imagine just sitting out there and being able to really reflect and just say that I'm a world champion. It's incredible. And, you know, some of our viewers are like, I didn't know that about DL. How do they like even more now? That's big time. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Send me the invite. I'd love to come hunt. Awesome. We're going to take a break and come back for more. I hope you love that as the Brewers have become World Series champions. Sit down.