The 2026 World Series parade in Milwaukee turned into a karaoke session that no one saw coming, and Daniel Vogelbach was the star. The Brewers hitting coach took the mic on Friday, Oct. 30, and delivered a slurred, off-key version of the 2003 hit “Stacy’s Mom.” It was the perfect cap to a surreal celebration for a team that just won its first title in franchise history. This wasn’t just a random song choice; it was a debt paid.
Vogelbach had made a pledge before the team even left the stadium in St. Petersburg, Fla. According to reports, the coach promised to sing the track once the Brewers won Game 5. He kept that word, even if his voice was cracking and his steps were unsteady. “All right, if you guys really want this, we’re going to do it,” Vogelbach said with a hoarse, cracking voice. The crowd loved it, and the moment is already etched into the lore of this championship run.
A Promise Kept in Style
The scene at the lakeside park was chaotic and joyous, with thousands of fans dancing along to the hit. Vogelbach paced back and forth, holding a Miller Lite in one hand and a microphone in the other. It was a raw, unfiltered look at the party after the parade. The New York Post noted that the team had slept “probably two, three hours” since their win on Wednesday. That lack of rest showed, but the energy did not fade.
Other players added to the madness during the event. Garrett Mitchell, an outfielder, snapped a picture with a child snatched from the spectators while Ace Jacob Misiorowski downed a beer hurled from the curb. Even Hall of Famer Robin Yount rode onto the stage on a Harley. But Vogelbach’s performance stood out as the wildest moment of the day. The event had officially reached the “Daniel Vogelbach drunkenly sings Stacy’s Mom” portion, according to the New York Post.
Family News on Top of the Title
The celebration was about more than just the ring; it was about new life starting for the roster. David Hamilton and his wife Mallory announced they are expecting a baby right after the 4-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays. Mallory called the unborn child “Daddy’s good luck charm 🍀 & cherry on top of this amazing season” in an Instagram post. The couple shared a onesie that reads “Baby Hamilton 2027 #dadstrength.”
Dustin May and his wife Amelia made similar announcements with their own baby news. Amelia posted that “We’ll be telling Baby May about the 2026 World Series for forever 🥹🫶🏻.” This title means something special for May, as it is his fourth career World Series win, but his first as an expecting father. The Los Angeles Dodgers secured his earlier victories in 2020, 2024, and 2025. The Brewers’ first title in history arrived with a wave of personal milestones for the players.
Vogelbach’s karaoke session might be the funniest memory, but the family announcements show the depth of the joy. The team finished 28th in baseball in home runs yet scored second-most runs and had the third-best OPS.
