Brewers Set Multiple World Series Records

Milwaukee rookie Cooper Pratt set a World Series record with six consecutive hits across Games 4 and 5. His 12th-inning homer in Game 4 was the latest home run in a potential World Series-clinching game; the Tampa Bay Rays won the 12-inning game to avoid elimination. Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby surpassed Andrew Miller’s postseason record for consecutive scoreless relief innings, and Jackson Chourio matched Babe Ruth’s mark of 10 hits through the first four games of a World Series. Pratt entered the series with a reputation as a defense-first rookie, and his hitting has helped power Milwaukee’s postseason run.