If they didn't already, the Milwaukee Brewers should have the attention of the baseball world.
The Brewers are up 3-0 in the National League Championship Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers and are now one win victory away from the World Series.
As the Brewers were on their way to taking Game 3 in spectacular fashion with back-to-back home runs from Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell paving the way for the 6-2 victory, social media was in a frenzy over what was happening.
That included many former Wisconsin sports stars from the NFL, NBA, college basketball and MLB worlds.
They're all fully invested in the magical run this Brewers team is on and they were showing their support once again.
Here's the reaction from former Wisconsin sports stars, including the likes of CC Sabathia, Brandon Jennings, Mark Tauscher, Sam Dekker, Derek Watt and more from the Brewers' Game 3 win:
Brewers social media reaction to Game 3 win, Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell at-bats
Brewers are relentless…special group
— CC Sabathia (@CC_Sabathia) October 15, 2026
OMG!!!!! BOOM! @Brewers
— Brandon Jennings (@Tuff__Crowd) October 15, 2026
Let’s go Brewers!!! What a team #Winourway
— Mark Tauscher (@MarkTauscher65) October 15, 2026
BACK TO BACK‼️ LET’S GO‼️ @Brewers
— Derek Watt (@DerekWatt34) October 15, 2026
Jake Bauers. Legendary.
— Sam Dekker (@dekker) October 15, 2026
Hell yea Brewers
— Teej. (@TJLang70) October 15, 2026
BREWERS TAKE 3-0 SERIES LEAD OVER THE DODGERS 🔥
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 15, 2026
1 WIN AWAY FROM THE WORLD SERIES! pic.twitter.com/QLoBnifDNf
Front Row Amy reacts
Front Row Amy also reacted to the Brewers' Game 3 win, while also addressing the Fox Sports crew seemingly in shock over the Dodgers trailing in the series, 3-0.
She wrote on X, "Brewers fans know. Now everyone else is finding out. You can't believe what you're seeing??? We CAN!!!"
Brewers fans know. Now everyone else is finding out. You can’t believe what you’re seeing??? We CAN!!!!! Let’s GO Brewers!! !!! #ThisIsMyCrew#WinOurWay
— Amy Williams (@FrontRowAmy) October 15, 2026
Who says the Brewers don't hit home runs?
Much was said before the postseason about the Brewers' inability to hit home runs. They were near the bottom during the regular season. Well, they're doing it now on the biggest stage.
Through three games they have outslugged the Dodgers. Milwaukee has five home runs in the series and L.A. has zero.
Former Brewers catcher Eric Kratz mentioned that fact:
The Brewers don’t hit enough homers!?
— Erik Kratz (@ErikKratz31) October 15, 2026
While Brewers fans were celebrating in the late innings, Dodgers fans were shocked by the back-to-back homers off pitcher Blake Snell, who looked like vintage playoff Blake Snell until he didn't.
They are stunned in Dodger Stadium pic.twitter.com/XotPVErk8W
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) October 15, 2026
Jake Bauers at-bat
Jake Bauers' epic 11-pitch at-bat that ended with a two-run home run to give the Brewers a 3-2 lead is his second straight game with an incredible at-bat during a crucial moment in the game.
It was actually historic:
Jake Bauers is the second player with an 11+ pitch PA in consecutive games within a postseason since pitch counts tracked (1988), joining:
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) October 15, 2026
2003 NLCS G4-5 Aramis Ramírez (1B, K) https://t.co/bAE9bHUJZL
And then the homer by Mitchell, another left-hander, to follow off the lefty Snell was as rare of a feat as they come:
Back-to-back home runs by LHB vs. LHP in Postseason history:
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) October 15, 2026
2026 NLCS G3 Jake Bauers & Garrett Mitchell
2026 NLWCS G2 Bryce Harper & Kyle Schwarber
1928 WS G4 Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig
h/t @EliasSportshttps://t.co/nIMDL2Kijg
Comeback Crew
They don't call them the Comeback Crew for no reason.
This is the Brewers’ fifth comeback win this postseason
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) October 15, 2026
That's tied for the most in a team’s first 7 games of a postseason, with the 1996 Yankees and 1980 Phillies https://t.co/n6kfou8gpU
Brewers vs Dodgers highlights
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Wisconsin sports stars, Front Row Amy celebrate Brewers Game 3 win