Milwaukee native Cooper Pratt etched his name into baseball lore on Tuesday night during Game 4 of the World Series. The rookie outfielder recorded six straight hits, establishing a new record for the most consecutive hits by a rookie in World Series history.
How the record unfolded
Pratt’s streak began in the first inning and continued through the seventh, as he collected singles and a double against the opposing pitcher. Each at‑bat added to the tally, culminating in a sixth straight hit that surpassed the previous rookie benchmark.
Other historic moments in the series
Pratt’s achievement was not the only milestone reached in the championship. Milwaukee’s own Aaron Ashby delivered a flawless ninth inning, becoming the first reliever to pitch a 1‑2‑3 inning without allowing a run in a postseason, breaking Andrew Miller’s long‑standing record for scoreless innings by a reliever.
In addition, Jackson Chourio matched Babe Ruth’s early‑series feat by collecting ten hits in the first four games, tying the legendary slugger’s record.
Fans rally behind the Brewers
The Brewers’ success on the field sparked a surge in merchandise demand. Local retailers reported unprecedented sales of jerseys, caps, and memorabilia, with online orders reaching historic levels. The excitement has turned the World Series into a community celebration, as fans across Milwaukee and the wider Wisconsin area proudly display their team colors.
What this means for Milwaukee
Pratt’s record underscores the talent emerging from the region and provides a source of pride for local families and faith‑centered communities who value hard work and perseverance. The Brewers’ performance continues to bring families together, reinforcing the city’s strong sporting tradition.
As the series progresses, Milwaukee residents remain hopeful that the team can translate these individual achievements into a championship victory, further cementing the city’s place in baseball history.
Original reporting: KCCI Des Moines — read the source article.
