The Brewers may be suffering from a case of Foam-o.

Since winning the World Series on Wednesday night, the party continued on Thursday with a stop at Lambeau Field to watch the Packers and bled into Friday for their championship parade through the streets of Milwaukee — and there hasn’t been much time for sleep.

“Not at all,” Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski told Fox 6 from his perch on the parade bus. “We’re running on probably two, three hours.”

The Milwaukee Brewers celebrate during a World Series championship parade. USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

After beating the Rays in Game 6 in Tampa on Thursday night for the franchise’s first-ever World Series title, the Brewers took the Commissioner’s Trophy back to Milwaukee and had the perfect place to unveil the hardware to the locals: Lambeau Field.

Led by veteran pitcher Brandon Woodruff, players walked out on the field in Green Bay to thunderous applause during the “Thursday Night Football” tilt between the Packers and Panthers, with outfielder Sal Frelick partaking in the Lambeau Leap and jumping into the crowd.

The Brewers kept the party going on Friday with their parade — with the route including a mural of their iconic announcer Bob Uecker, who died at the ago of 90 in 2025.

William Contreras holds the Commissioner’s Trophy at the Milwaukee Brewers World Series parade, Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, in Milwaukee. AP Photo/Nam Huh

Misiorowski caught a beer tossed from the sidewalk and proceeded to chug it. Outfielder Garrett Mitchell stopped to take a photo with a baby who probably won’t remember it. The Barrelman mascot and the Famous Racing Sausages got their moments in the sun.

“This is amazing, a lot of fun,” Misiorowski said. “It’s awesome to have this city behind us, and celebrate with us. It means a lot to these fans so it’s amazing.

“This is the pinnacle. This is what you play for.”