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William Contreras Stole The Show In Brewers' First World Series Win In 44 Years
MILWAUKEE — By the time the eighth inning arrived Friday night at American Family Field, William Contreras had already impacted the Brewers’ first World Series game in 44 years in nearly every way that a catcher could.
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In the eighth inning of the Brewers’ first World Series game in 44 years, William Contreras had already shaped the contest in multiple ways. He opened the game with an RBI single in the first inning, giving Milwaukee an early lead. As catcher, he threw out two runners attempting to steal. He also won two appeal‑base‑scrape challenges, each resulting in a strikeout for the Brewers’ pitchers. His performance highlighted his impact on both offense and defense during the game.
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