They lost the divisional series against the New York Yankees three games to two in the playoffs. Milwaukee won the American League East Division and the American League Pennant in 1982, earning the Brewers' lone World Series participation to date. They were defeated four games to three by the St. Louis Cardinals in the series. The Brewers have never won the World Series. They are one of only four teams (the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians, and Washington Nationals are the others) who have appeared in at least one World Series game but have never won it. The Brewers are also one of five teams (along with the Detroit Tigers, Oakland Athletics, Tampa Bay Rays, and Texas Rangers) who have played in a World Series game but have never been able to win it. The Milwaukee Brewers were founded on February 10, 1970, in Goldwater Memorial Stadium in the University of Arizona campus city of Tucson as an expansion team in the American League. They replaced the Seattle Angels in the league. The team adopted their current name in 1975 when they moved to County Stadium and became the first major league team to play all home games in Wisconsin. After eight seasons, they left Wisconsin for new stadium Miller Park in 1993. They have won two NL Central titles and have played in the NLCS twice, losing both times to the Dodgers. As a result, the Brewers are not expected to challenge for any more championships in the near future. Their most recent championship came in 1982.