After the 44-year wait, the 2026 World Series was already destined for the Milwaukee Brewers' record books.
But that hasn't stopped the Brewers players or their fans from breaking some records too.
As the Brewers head into Game 4 on Tuesday, Oct. 27 with a chance to claim the franchise's first-ever World Series championship, here are some of the most notable records set during the series so far.
Misiorowski 103.5 mph fastball was fastest in World Series history
Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski made history with the first pitch of the 2026 World Series.
Misiorowski's four-seam fastball to Tampa Bay Rays designated hitter Yandy Díaz was clocked at 103.5 mph, the fastest in the World Series since pitch tracking began in 2008.
Was it a strike? No. But that doesn't change the record.
Misiorowski also holds the fastest-ever pitch for a starting pitcher at 105.5 mph, set June 26 while pitching to Pete Crow-Armstrong of the Chicago Cubs. The fastest pitch thrown by any pitcher is 105.8 mph then-Cincinnati Reds reliever Aroldis Chapman on Sept. 24, 2010.
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World Series merch is selling better than ever
Brewers fans have long waited for the World Series and the gear that comes with it. Fans bought more National League Championship Gear gear than any other team in MLB history.
Merchandise for the Brewers' NLCS pennant vistory outsold:
- Previous record holder, Philadelphia Phillies NLCS Champions gear, by 5%
- Chicago Cubs NLCS Champions gear by 14%
- Los Angeles Dodgers 2024 NLCS Champions gear by 60%
- Los Angeles Dodgers 2025 NLCS Champions gear by 100%
Fans inside the stadium for Game 1 of the World Series also bought the most merchandise in Brewers' franchise history.
World Series tickets were the most expensive ever
American Family Field shattered the previous record for the most expensive World Series tickets by about $500.
The cheapest ticket to see Game 1 of the World Series in Milwaukee was $2,338 before the first pitch. That's $529 more than the next highest to date, Game 4 of the 2016 series at Wrigley Field for $1,809.
Game 2 of the 2026 World Series soon took second place, though, at $2,221 for the cheapest entry.
AmFam had biggest 50-50 raffle pool in stadium history – twice
The 50-50 raffle at American Family Field hit a stadium record at the start of the World Series. That record didn't last 24 hours until being broken again.
First, the record for biggest 50-50 prize pool was set at $112,410 for Game 1 on Oct. 23. The record was set again at $131,774 the next night during Game 2 of the World Series. Both prizes were claimed in time, according to the Brewers organization's raffle page.
Eight runs was most with two outs in single World Series inning
The fifth-inning Brewers slugfest at Tropicana Field in Game 3 set a World Series record for most runs scored with two outs already on the board.
When the dust settled, the Brewers brought eight runners across home plate, all with two outs.
That's the most a team has ever scored with two outs in a World Series game. It's also the second-most for any postseason inning in MLB history.
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This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Merch, ticket prices and 103.5 mph heat mark Brewers' World Series records