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Brewers Break More World Series Records
29 Oct
Summary
- Reliever Aaron Ashby set a postseason record with 18 scoreless innings.
- Jackson Chourio matched Babe Ruth's record with 10 hits in his first four World Series games.
- Rookie Cooper Pratt hit a record-breaking home run in the 12th inning of a clinching game.
The Milwaukee Brewers added to their impressive list of Major League Baseball records during Game 4 of the World Series, held on Tuesday, October 27, at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. These new achievements build upon previous records set by the team during the Series.
Relief pitcher Aaron Ashby established a new postseason record, pitching 18 consecutive scoreless innings. He has yet to allow a run this postseason and has accumulated 20 strikeouts. This surpasses the previous record of 16 scoreless innings held by Cleveland's Andrew Miller from the 2016 postseason.
In a remarkable display, Jackson Chourio now shares a hitting record with the legendary Babe Ruth. Both players recorded 10 hits in their first four World Series games. Ruth set this benchmark 98 years ago in 1928. Chourio achieved this feat on October 27, following a Game 3 performance where he became the youngest player since 1946 to record four hits in a single World Series game.
Additionally, rookie Cooper Pratt secured an MLB record for the latest home run in a potential World Series clincher. His 12th-inning home run broke the previous record of home runs hit past the 11th inning in such high-stakes games.
