MILWAUKEE — You really should have been in Catalano Square at the Third Ward Beer Garden on a buzzy Friday night at a World Series watch party when a swell of cheers swept through the crowd because a Brewers player on a big screen had just pulled off the fine art of the eight-pitch walk. You really should have been at the Saz's State House restaurant near the Miller brewery to hear its owner, 82-year-old Steve Sazama, speak of Brewers manager Pat Murphy and say, «I said his name, and I got goose bumps.» And you really should have been at the awesome Milwaukee Public Market on a Thursday morning holding a nuclear caffeine product when suddenly noticing, on a TV screen across the way, a local news replay of that gasp of a field-storming after the 1982 American League Championship Series Game 5.