Brewers Championship Parade: Brandon Woodruff reacts to crowd

Adopted this win it for Jim early in October, and I talked to him on the field the other night once they clinched it. He was a little emotional. He was a little teary-eyed, but also so grateful that he could go out and retire knowing he was part of a championship team. And I'm going to guess ticket sales might be okay the next time the Brewers play baseball. I think when people realize that when you're a season ticket holder, as I am, you get the first crack at postseason tickets, and I think for that very reason, Tim, because they very well be back in the postseason. Let's go to Sam Kramer on the bus. Who you got for us, Sam? I'm not sober. That's a great feeling. This is unbelievable. I can't believe how many people showed up. Like, this is incredible. This is... It's unbelievable. You battled a ton just to get the chance to make that 26 roster. You did. You pitch an inning. Your team wins the World Series. Has it sunk in? I'd do it all over again. I'd do it all over again. This is well worth it. Can we get out? Well worth it. Can we get out? This is crazy. I'd do it all over again. You guys did so well. You took care of business on the road every series. So to come home and see so many people, it's like the whole state is here. What's going through your mind? This is why we don't lose at home. These fans are unbelievable. I mean, this is crazy, like the amount of people here. It says a lot about this city. Milwaukee's really adopted you. You're the longest tenured brewer. Can you think back to your early days? Was this possible? No, but here I am nine years later, still here. Here we go. A lot of people involved in that decision, and I love it here. There's no place I'd rather be. If you want to get out, we'll let you go. I got you.