Daniel Vogelbach wobbly karaoke is why championship parades exist

When the Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their World Series victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, fans were treated to a performance from Daniel Vogelbach. The former first baseman and designated hitter served as hitting coach for the Brewers this season. He previously held the same position for the Pittsbu

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When the Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their World Series victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, fans were treated to a performance from Daniel Vogelbach.

The former first baseman and designated hitter served as hitting coach for the Brewers this season. He previously held the same position for the Pittsburgh Pirates following his playing career, which included several stops including Milwaukee and the Seattle Mariners

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During the championship parade on Friday afternoon, Vogelbach eventually hopped on the microphone and performed karaoke.

If you're wondering how the Brewers championship celebration is going, we have reached the "Daniel Vogelbach drunkenly sings Stacy's Mom" portion of the event. pic.twitter.com/iBnKo0LbeW
— Vincent Hesprich (@VinceHesprich) October 30, 2026

Vogelbach, holding a beer in one

hand, performed "Stacy's Mom" by Fountains of Wayne.

He probably won't get many offers to become a vocal coach after this sloppy rendition but it was an excellent reminder of why these parades are so much fun for the fans, coaches, and players.

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