World Series 2026: Jackson Chourio, still just 22, continues his incredible postseason run with 4-hit game in Brewers' Game 3 victory
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Key Points:
- Jackson Chourio, the 22-year-old Brewers leadoff hitter, became the youngest player in 80 years to record four hits in a World Series game during Milwaukee's 10-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3.
- Chourio was instrumental in a historic eighth-run fifth inning with two outs, setting a World Series record and sparking a dominant offensive performance by the Brewers.
- Brewers rookie Robert Gasser delivered a strong pitching performance with six scoreless innings and only one hit allowed, complementing the team's offensive explosion.
- Milwaukee's Brandon Woodruff, recently recovered from shoulder surgery, closed out the game to secure the victory, highlighting the team's depth and resilience.
- Chourio's exceptional talent and maturity have made him a cornerstone of the Brewers, evidenced by his $82 million eight-year contract extension before his major league debut.
