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In 1982, the Milwaukee Brewers became: Harvey’s Wallbangers. A home-run hitting, beer-soaked, small-market miracle, built in the image of the town they played for. This journey begins with a vintage 1982 Brewers t-shirt I stumbled across, with “Cesar’s Inn” stamped on the back, just another local bar in a town defined by beer...or so I thought. Returning it to its home opened a door back into a time when baseball was raw, local, and romantic. The Wallbangers embodied everything Milwaukee stood for: beer, grit, and community. From Bud Selig’s early days, to Bob Uecker’s beer commercials, to County Stadium packed with homemade signs and spray-painted bedsheets - this was a non-commercialized, non-corporate baseball. Smoking in the dugout. Closing out bars. A manager with a wooden peg leg who literally ran a tavern down the street. This was a team built in the image of its fans — Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Rollie Fingers, Cecil Cooper and the gang. So what happens when a city’s baseball team looks, acts, and lives like the people who cheer for them? Magical things. This is the story of Harvey’s Wallbangers, the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers, and the forgotten t-shirt that brought them back to life. WATCH THIS NEXT:    • I found his White Sox jacket, then I found...   SUBSCRIBE to Sideline Archive:    / @sideline.archive   ============================= Connect with us! IG:   / sideline.archive   ============================= ⏰ Timecodes ⏰ 0:00 A Vintage Shirt 1:28 Milwaukee & Beer 3:56 Fan Culture 1970-1980 5:58 Milwaukee Brewers '82 7:20 Harvey's Wallbangers 10:36 Cesar's Inn 13:43 Finding' Cesar's Inn 15:03 Back to the Bar. 16:55 Returning the Shirt #mlb #mlbhistory #milwaukeebrewers #brewers #vintagesports #vintagetshirts About: Relive the magic of the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers, better known as Harvey’s Wallbangers — the hard-hitting team that took Milwaukee baseball to the World Series. This video tells the story of Harvey Kuenn, Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Cecil Cooper, and Rollie Fingers, along with the fans who filled Milwaukee County Stadium with homemade signs, beer, and small-market passion. From the local tavern culture to the rise of the Brewers’ identity, discover why the 1982 Brewers remain one of the most beloved teams in Major League Baseball history. A huge thank you to Adam at Old Milwaukee • 414 for his help locating some snaps of the Cesar’s interior. Old Milwaukee is a fantastic curation of the history of the city, check it out on Instagram!