The 2026 World Series was won by the Milwaukee Brewers
This is the first World Series win in franchise history
After the big win, third baseman David Hamilton and Brewers pitcher Dustin May announced that their wives are each expecting a baby
The 2026 World Series brought the Milwaukee Brewers more than a championship.
The Brewers won Game 5 over the Tampa Bay Rays on Oct. 28 with a score of 4-1. After the big win, third baseman David Hamilton and Brewers pitcher Dustin May announced that they're both about to become dads as their respective wives are expecting a baby.
Each couple shared the news by posing with an infant onesie on the baseball field in St. Petersburg, Fla., on Instagram.
David Hamilton and his wife, Mallory Hamilton Credit: David Hamilton/instagram
Hamilton and his wife, Mallory Hamilton, shared a joint Instagram post that read, "Daddy's good luck charm 🍀 & cherry on top of this amazing season. What a year!!!! WORLD SERIES CHAMPS BABYYYYYY. Baby Hamilton 2027 #dadstrength ."
The couple, who married in January , looked joyous in their picture, and they held a navy blue "Hamilton" onesie with the number 27 on it.
Dustin's announcement was shared by his wife, Amelia May, whom he married in December 2022 .
"We'll be telling Baby May about the 2026 World Series for forever 🥹🫶🏻 #WSChamps ," she wrote.
Dustin May and his wife, Amelia May Credit: millie may/instagram
The Instagram post contained a photo of the parents-to-be sharing a kiss as they held a white "May" onesie with the number 21 on it.
The exciting news for both players comes as the Brewers celebrate their first World Series win in franchise history.
"I think about the city of Milwaukee, the state of Wisconsin. They pushed us through for sure, and this group of guys right here, this 2026 team will be remembered forever," said manager Pat Murphy after the win, per MLB.com .
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"They deserve that, because they were a team, and I couldn't be more grateful and more proud to be a Milwaukee Brewer," he continued.
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