Taylor Jenkins hopes to emulate Brewers’ championship culture in Milwaukee Bucks rebuild

As he continues to ingratiate himself with the Wisconsinites, Milwaukee Bucks head coach Taylor Jenkins voiced his support for the Brewers, who are seeking their first World Series title in franchise history.

After their 132-125 home loss to the Chicago Bulls on Friday, several Milwaukee Bucks watched the Brewers win 3-2 against the Tampa Bay Rays, where the host fended off their American League East counterparts after a nerve-wracking ninth inning.

Milwaukee Bucks’ Taylor Jenkins praises the Brewers’ journey to the World Series

The Milwaukee Brewers have been on the doorstep for quite some time now. After making the MLB playoffs in eight of the past nine seasons, they finally have a chance to win the biggest prize. In a recent interview, Taylor Jenkins hopes to do the same for the Milwaukee Bucks.

“I think you just feel a culture. I think that’s displayed externally, but I know they live it out every single day. That’s what is the biggest driver, and that’s the most important thing, and hopefully we can do that here. It’s a day-to-day process, but it’s gotta start with something that you truly can believe, on who we are going to be, and then we’ll figure out the rest,” Jenkins said.

Taylor Jenkins looks ahead to the Milwaukee Bucks’ game vs. Philadelphia 76ers

Taylor Jenkins remained upbeat despite losing their second consecutive game vs. the Chicago Bulls on Friday to open their 2026-27 NBA campaign. During his postgame presser, Jenkins hopes the team will use the lessons they learned when they visit the Philadelphia 76ers later.

“The care factor is there. These guys have put in the work, so it’s just continuing to focus on the details. The little things are gonna matter,” Jenkins said. “Part of our journey right now is how we tighten up. But, you know, we got to make sure we secure the defensive side first, which would allow us to flow, with rhythm and organization, a little bit more on offense.”

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