Sausages' 25-Year Race Around Milwaukee

0:00On March 26th, the Milwaukee Brewers racing sausages have entertained fans for over 25 years, dashing around the bases during the 7th, ending stretch at home games. These costumed mascots, including the bratwurst, Italian sausage, Polish sausage, hotdog, and later the Cariso, first appeared in the late 19th, 90s-a-county stadium, and quickly became a stadium staple. Over time, the races evolved with fun rivalries, like matchups against Pittsburgh's parogies, and even a famous clash in 2003 after A. Players swatted one of the sausages with a bat. They marked milestones, such as their 20th anniversary in 2013, while racing at the new Miller Park, starting in 2001. Fans of all ages light up around them, from kids high-fiving at schools to families posing for photos before games. Their antics have sparked joy at countless community spots, boosting school spirit during reading programs and gym races.

1:00The sausages stay busy off the field too, joining parades, festivals, church events, and even helping pack trucks for spring training trips to Arizona. Each February. They've popped up at fun razors, grand openings, and holiday celebrations across Wisconsin suburbs. Today, at American Family Field, they're still going strong, racing crowds and spreading cheer. A beloved thread in Milwaukee's baseball fabric that keeps linking generations. That's the story for today. Milwaukee Brewer's news today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the story.