Milwaukee Brewers superstar Jackson Chourio delivered another big moment during Tuesday night’s World Series Game 4 against the Tampa Bay Rays as his sensational 2026 postseason continued.
With Milwaukee leading 3-2 in the top of the 12th inning, Chourio lined a two-out double off Rays reliever Ian Seymour. The extra-base hit gave the 22-year-old Brewers outfielder his second hit of the game and continued an outstanding World Series in which he has produced multiple hits in each of the first four contests.
MLB showcased the significance of Chourio’s latest hit on X, formerly Twitter, with a side-by-side graphic pairing the Brewers rising star with Babe Ruth.
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Article Continues BelowJACKSON CHOURIO TIES A 98-YEAR-OLD RECORD 😳
Chourio's 10th hit this #WorldSeries ties Babe Ruth (1928) for most through the first four games of a Fall Classic! pic.twitter.com/v5FDPeR35H
— MLB (@MLB) October 28, 2026

