Sights and sounds from Brewers' traveling crowd for Game 4 - ESPN

The Milwaukee Brewers could be on the brink of their first ever World Series win, and their fans are flocking to Florida for the chance to see it happen in person.

Fresh off a 10-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3 of the World Series, the Brewers — who hold a commanding 3-0 series lead — appear to be on the threshold of history. Their next win would clinch the championship, and legions of Milwaukee fans are committed to making the Rays' Tropicana Field feel like home for the club if the special moment indeed happens away from Wisconsin.

A Brewers fan presence was already noticed Monday night, when Milwaukee had led the series 2-0. Now, with a dominant win in Game 3 in hand, even more Brew Crew faithful have arrived as reinforcements on Florida's western coast.

From blue and yellow colors to audible cheers, here are the sights and sounds from the traveling band of Milwaukee faithful on a potentially memorable night for the franchise and its fanbase.

«The atmosphere here with the amount of Brewers fans, you can feel it, and it started in batting practice yesterday. Just like when we were stretching, you could hear it. It was lots of 'let's go Brewers' chants. To have that on the road, pretty special. Pretty special.»

As the crowd as filled in at The Trop, it feels more mixed between Rays and Brewers fans than when those in Milwaukee blue and yellow initially flooded the gates to see their team warm up. Still, the Brew Crew supporters can be heard loud and clear, particularly behind Milwaukee's dugout on the third-base sign, chanting 'Let's go Brewers' and 'Yeli, Yeli' early in Game 4 — Dan Mullen

A fan brought a giant Pokémon card of Jacob Misiorowski to World Series Game 4