How Brewers' Jackson Chourio tied an MLB World Series record held by Babe Ruth
This is quite the feat for Jackson Chourio in his first-ever World Series.
In the 2026 World Series, the Milwaukee Brewers have a 3-1 lead over the Tampa Bay Rays, but they are still leading the charge towards the championship. Among the many reasons for their success is 22-year-old pitcher Jackson Chourio, whose two-hit game in Game 4 of the World Series has made history. Chourio has now tied Babe Ruth's MLB record of 10 hits in the first four games of a World Series.
As noted by Sarah Langs on Twitter/x, Chourio's performance puts him in an elite group of only four players in MLB history to achieve this feat: Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Johnny Bench, and Chourio himself. Chourio's incredible postseason performance is putting together an all-time resume that is already impressive for a player so young.
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