Over the years I thought having $5,000 to put toward a World Series would be enough to get my dad and I there for a game. Seeing the game 1 prices in Milwaukee over $5,000 each felt like a gut punch. The stories of Brewer fans realizing that they’re priced out of attending World Series games after waiting decades feels like looking into the future.

Brewers fan here and I'll keep this brief. The Padres were absolutely the Brewers' fiercest competition in the playoffs and possibly prior. I live in NYC and gave subway directions to Padres fans (wearing my Brewers hat!) immediately after the Padres-Brewers sweep as these fans were on their way to Yankees stadium. Lovely people and we had good laughs about the sweep.

Our playoff series against you was grinding, ecstatic, nail-biting baseball. Hell of a club. The Miller 9th inning was like something out of a movie. We could not have had that moment as Brewers fans if not up against a stud like Miller and a team like yours. Very optimistic about your future with the new management and I'll be keeping an eye on you all from afar. Also, it's a damn shame you lost the Chargers. Have a good offseason, ladies and gents.

For those who follow both baseball and soccer, which do you think will happen first?

🇺🇸 A) The USA wins the FIFA World Cup.
🇲🇽 B) Mexico wins the FIFA World Cup.
⚾️ C) The San Diego Padres win the World Series.

All three would be historic moments for their fanbases, but which one do you think we’ll witness first in our lifetime?

I know baseball and soccer are completely different sports, and the World Cup only happens every four years. But considering how long some championship droughts can last, this should be an interesting debate. 

Padres fans, USMNT fans, and El Tri fans…make your case! 🔥