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'Wild Bill' takes charge for Brewers with 3 hits, 3 RBIs -- and 0 worries about next contract

William Contreras delivered a historic performance for the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 2 of the NLCS, becoming the fourth player in postseason history to record three game-changing hits. The 28-year-old catcher tied the game with a first-inning single, broke the deadlock with a fifth-inning home run, and sealed the 7-4 victory with a sixth-inning RBI single.

Contreras’ clutch hits—including a defiant bat toss after the go-ahead hit—helped the Brewers secure a commanding 2-0 series lead, despite facing a hostile Dodger Stadium crowd in Game 3. His relentless competitiveness and October prowess have earned comparisons to legends like George Brett and Sandy Alomar Jr., while teammates praise his fearless approach and leadership.

With 42,516 fans rallying behind him at American Family Field, Contreras’ dominance has shifted the momentum in the series.

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