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MLB·RECAP·October 30, 2026 10:33 AM ET

William Contreras claims second World Series ring following Brewers title run

He hit .381 with four RBI to earn series MVP honors.

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What happened: Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras captured his second career championship as the Brewers secured the 2026 World Series title. Contreras, nicknamed Wild Bill, previously won a title in 2021 before anchoring Milwaukee throughout the postseason. The victory joins him with brother Willson Contreras as championship winners.

Why it matters: William and Willson Contreras become the 10th set of brothers in Major League Baseball history to play on World Series-winning teams, achieving the feat a decade apart following Willson's 2016 championship. The milestone caps a postseason run that solidified William Contreras as a cornerstone behind the plate. His production delivered Milwaukee its championship while cementing his place among the league's elite backstops.

By the numbers: Contreras batted .381 with four RBI across the Fall Classic on his way to World Series MVP honors, while the brothers became just the 10th brother pairing in MLB history to earn rings.

What to watch: Milwaukee enters the winter navigating roster decisions around its championship core, including upcoming contract discussions for Contreras and the pitching staff.

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