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Cooper Pratt sets World Series record

The Brewers rookie became the first to reach six straight World Series hits, while Jackson Chourio tied Babe Ruth with 10 hits in four games.

  • Milwaukee Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt made World Series history during Game 4 on Tuesday, recording six consecutive hits, the most by any rookie in championship game history.
  • In the same Game 4, Jackson Chourio tied Babe Ruth's record of 10 hits in the first four games of the World Series, matching the legendary slugger's historic benchmark.
  • Aaron Ashby broke Andrew Miller's record for scoreless postseason innings by a reliever, completing a 1-2-3 ninth inning in Game 4 on Tuesday night.
  • The Brewers' deep playoff run has driven historic demand for team gear, with fans setting new records for merchandise sales throughout the postseason.
  • Excitement continues to build across Wisconsin as WISN 12 News covers the Brewers' championship run, with tailgates and watch parties unfolding throughout the region.
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Cooper Pratt sets World Series record

Cooper Pratt has made World Series history. He has had six straight hits while at bat, the most of any rookie in history for the championship game.

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