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The St. Louis Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers, opponents in the 1982 World Series, are now in the National League Central division. The Brewers, who were in the American League when they lost the world championship to the Cardinals in seven games, eventually moved to the National League before the 1998 season.
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