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Singer Kylie Cantrall takes credit for being Brewers' World Series good luck charm, Ueck tributes & COSM

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Kinsey, J. (2026, October 29). Singer Kylie Cantrall takes credit for being Brewers' World Series good luck charm, Ueck tributes & COSM. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/anthem-singer-kylie-cantrall-takes-credit-brewers-world-series-good-luck-charm-ueck-tributes-cosm

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Fox News · collected 2026-10-29 · by Joe Kinsey

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Screencaps, a sports and pop culture column by Joe Kinsey, discusses how singer Kylie Cantrall has become associated with the Milwaukee Brewers' success in winning the World Series. After performing during Game 2 of the playoffs, Cantrall took to Instagram claiming she was the team's good luck charm, which garnered significant engagement from fans. The article also mentions Kinsey’s personal experience watching Game 5 at COSM Detroit, an upscale venue offering a unique immersive viewing experience that comes with high costs for entry and food.
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Singer Kylie Cantrall, known for her performance at Game 2 of the World Series, has claimed that she is the Milwaukee Brewers' good luck charm after their victory in Game 5. Cantrall, who is 21 years old, expressed gratitude to the team on Instagram, saying, "Happy I could b your good luck charm for game 2 ;)" The post received nearly 40k likes and has reignited discussions about her role as a morale booster for the Brewers. Fans are now suggesting that Cantrall might be invited back for future games due to her impact on the team's success, with some even mentioning a massive screening event called COSM where fans experience the game in an immersive IMAX setting.

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📰 Kylie Cantrall's Good Luck Charm Claim
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Joe Kinsey
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🔮 Kylie Cantrall is back and she's hinting that the Brewers might want to bring her back for future anthems You might remember Kylie from Monday Screencaps where I asked you guys if Kylie's Game 2 anthem performance in Milwaukee was the best anthem since Whitney Houston at the Super Bowl.
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🔮 I miss the days in the SEC when you could give a $20 handshake to get into big college football games...not that I would've ever done that with my father Now we have guys like Blake Bible going to extremes to get into mid-season games with playoff implications.
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🔮 Of course NASCAR, who would love for fans to move on and root for a modern driver as hard as they rooted for Dale, got in on the action.
🔮 There were moments where it really could have gone the other way, but I was really, really proud of the effort.
🔮 Are they just doing this for YouTube so men will keep watching?
🔮 Uh, you might want to burn some of that money on coaches, Jer.
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Topics

Brewers Game 5 Milwaukee Screencaps the World Series

Subjects

Kylie PERSON · 5× Milwaukee GPE · 3× COSM ORG · 2× ESPN Zone ORG · 2× Screencaps ORG · 2× Bavarian NORP · 1× Brewers ORG · 1× Kylie Cantrall PERSON · 1× Los Angeles GPE · 1× Whitney Houston PERSON · 1×

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For those of you who don't know what COSM is, it's like going to a massive movie theater with a MASSIVE wraparound IMAX screen that broadcasts the game as an immersive experience where the camera angles make it feel like you're inside the venue.
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🔮 Kylie Cantrall is back and she's hinting that the Brewers might want to bring her back for future anthems You might remember Kylie from Monday Screencaps where I asked you guys if Kylie's Game 2 anthem performance in Milwaukee was the best anthem since Whitney Houston at the Super Bowl.

Claims (85 extracted, 4 hedged)

Screencaps, which publishes seven-days-a-week, is a mix of sports, pop culture, and emails from sane readers from around the world. asserted
which → publish → world
Let's have some fun. asserted
's → let → fun
Kylie Cantrall is back and she's hinting that the Brewers might want to bring her back for future anthems You might remember Kylie from Monday Screencaps where I asked you guys if Kylie's Game 2 anthem performance in Milwaukee was the best anthem since Whitney Houston at the Super Bowl. uncertain
performance → hint → Bowl
It was Kylie's big breakout performance and it felt like that would be the end of the story. asserted
that → feel → story
There was Los Angeles-native Kylie, 21, Wednesday night leaning right into her relationship with Milwaukee as the franchise was on its way to winning Game 5 and the World Series. asserted
franchise → be → Game
"@brewers happy i could b your good luck charm for game 2 ;) thx for having meee," she wrote. uncertain
she → b → meee
This IG post now has nearly 40k likes. asserted
post → have → likes
Kylie's going to mess around and sell out Miller Park one of these days over a simple gesture of a pop singer showing she cares about the people of Milwaukee. asserted
she → go → Milwaukee
📩 Email: joe.kinsey@outkick.com Send photos, stories, tips, rants—whatever you've got. asserted
you → send → whatever
I watched Game 5 of the World Series at COSM Detroit asserted
I → watch → Detroit
For those of you who don't know what COSM is, it's like going to a massive movie theater with a MASSIVE wraparound IMAX screen that broadcasts the game as an immersive experience where the camera angles make it feel like you're inside the venue. asserted
you → know → venue
Last night, it felt like we were sitting on the field behind home plate at Tropicana Field. asserted
we → feel → Field
You're probably never taking your family there, to be honest. asserted
You → take → family
It WILL get expensive very, very fast. asserted
It → get → ?
I paid my own money. asserted
I → pay → money
Price: We paid $77 per person to sit on a three-person couch dead-center on the lowest level they offer in the dome. asserted
they → pay → dome
There were high-top tables on the floor below us, but I highly don't recommend those because you're going to be sitting at a high top for three hours. asserted
you → be → hours
There are cheaper options to sit in other parts of the building where there are massive screens that will remind you guys of ESPN Zone, but on steroids. asserted
that → be → steroids
Barbacoa nachos were $16 and easily shared between three people. asserted
nachos → share → people
The Bavarian pretzel was $14 and easily shared between at least two people. asserted
pretzel → share → people
The pretzel came with pimento cheese, Stroh's beer cheese and mustards. asserted
pretzel → come → cheese
I thought it was wonderful. asserted
it → think → ?
I looked, but didn't really look. asserted
I → look → ?
I think they were $16 for 22 oz or something like that. asserted
they → think → that
Let me repeat, it's expensive. asserted
it → let → ?
You're not getting many dirtbags at this place. asserted
You → get → place
That doesn't mean it's not possible, but the clientele last night was like sitting in an expensive suite at a sporting event. asserted
clientele → mean → event
There were a group of kids with their dads, but we're not talking about kids raising hell like they're at Chuck E. Cheese. asserted
they → be → Cheese
You have to buy a ticket to even get into COSM. asserted
You → have → COSM
People aren't just walking in like old sports bars. asserted
People → walk → bars
Guys, at our age, we've all lived through Damon's Steakhouse (RIP) with its four 100" screens and speakers on the tables that mesmerized all of us. asserted
that → live → us
ESPN Zone (RIP) was life-changing. asserted
Zone → change → ?
Dave & Busters has great screens to watch games, but the cool factor isn't even close to COSM. asserted
factor → have → COSM
Would I pay $300 to sit in the COSM dome to watch NFL games? asserted
I → pay → games
A $300 ticket (yes, Lions fans are paying that) is going to turn into a $600 day at the bar. asserted
fans → pay → bar
I'll say it again, the common man should not go here thinking he's at ESPN Zone grabbing a beer and a table. asserted
he → say → beer
You might be able to sit in one of the other rooms and enjoy yourself, but then you're paying to watch games at a bar. uncertain
you → sit → bar
Yes, I highly recommend it if you need to take a client out for a night: The client is going to have a blast on your company credit card and you're probably going to make the sale because he'll want more trips to COSM. asserted
he → recommend → COSM
Just make sure you get chair seating along one of the rails in the five lowest levels. asserted
you → make → levels
A couch with a client is going to be awkward. asserted
couch → go → client
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