Brewers Superfan Appears Behind Home Plate at NLCS Game

Longtime Milwaukee Brewers superfan Amy Williams, known as Front Row Amy, appeared behind home plate during Monday’s Brewers NLCS game against the Los Angeles Dodgers at American Family Field, joined by Johnsonville co-owner Ralph Stayer.

According to milwaukeerecord.com, Williams has become a recognizable figure among Brewers fans and has been honored through a bobblehead and a song inspired by her presence at games.

Williams had previously criticized the planned Truss Club premium ballpark experience at American Family Field, which is scheduled for 2027. According to milwaukeerecord.com, the project includes exclusive access to the first five rows behind home plate and a new row added near the warning track.

The man seated beside Williams during the NLCS game was Ralph Stayer, co-owner of Wisconsin sausage company Johnsonville, according to information shared by milwaukeerecord.com.

Williams’ connection to the Brewers’ front-row tradition remains visible, with milwaukeerecord.com reporting that she is expected to continue sitting behind home plate during the next season.