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Brewers dominance by the numbers: Historic postseason for Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Brewers moved within one victory of their first World Series title after a 10-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday. This win marked their eighth consecutive postseason triumph, tying a record for the longest winning streak in the current playoff format.

During the fifth inning, the team set a World Series record by tallying eight runs with two outs, fueled by seven straight hits from William Contreras, Brice Turang, Garrett Mitchell, Cooper Pratt, Sal Frelick, David Hamilton, and Jackson Chourio. Milwaukee achieved this offensive explosion without hitting a single home run, a feat not seen in a Fall Classic game since 2014.

Jackson Chourio has been a standout performer throughout the playoffs, accumulating 29 hits at just 22 years old. Robert Gasser also contributed significantly by limiting the opposition to 18 batters faced over six innings of work.

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