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At just 22, Chourio takes place as Brewers' postseason HR leader

Twenty-two-year-old Jackson Chourio launched a game-tying, two-count home run off Robbie Ray in the third frame of Saturday's National League Division Series opener, marking his fifth career postseason blast and establishing a new franchise record for Milwaukee. The drive left his bat at a career-best 113.3 miles per hour and erased an early two-run deficit created during Jacob Misiorowski's second inning.

With this milestone, the young outfielder joined Juan Soto and Kyle Schwarber as the only players to hit five postseason homers before turning 23. The historic shot surpassed the previous club mark previously shared by Orlando Arcia and Prince Fielder, following a single by Garrett Mitchell that preceded the scoring play.

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