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The Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basketball Association (NBA) made an extraordinary decision to celebrate the 44th-year wait for a World Series appearance by the Milwaukee Brewers of Major League Baseball (MLB), their "sister team" sharing the same home city.
In Korean time, the Brewers' historic Game 1 of the World Series will be played at home on the 24th (Korean time). Although it has not yet been determined whether the opponent will be the Cleveland Guardians or the Tampa Bay Rays, this is a World Series being held in their home arena for the first time since the 1982 season, a wait of no less than 44 years.
Coincidentally, the Milwaukee Bucks are also scheduled to play their home opener against the Chicago Bulls on the same day, putting the time slots of the two major games at risk of overlapping. In response, the Bucks organization issued an official statement expressing support for the Brewers while showing consideration so that local fans could enjoy both games.
In a statement on the 17th, the Bucks said, "The Brewers' return to the World Series stage after 44 years is a very special moment for sports fans across the city of Milwaukee and the state of Wisconsin." They added, "We extend our heartfelt congratulations to the Brewers organization and all its members for their incredible achievement, and we will enthusiastically cheer them on as they begin their World Series journey."
They further stated, "To commemorate this historic moment, we have decided to move up the time of our home opener game to 3 p.m." They added, "We would like to express our gratitude to the NBA office for actively cooperating to make this schedule change possible."
Thanks to the Bucks' decision, Milwaukee sports fans will be able to watch the Bucks' home opener at Fiserv Forum during the day and then head to American Family Field or watch via broadcast in the evening to cheer on the Brewers' World Series Game 1 consecutively. The warmth of mutual support and consideration between two professional sports teams based in the same city is further heating up the enthusiasm of local fans in Wisconsin.
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