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MLB Rules Expert Explains Overturned Brewers Double Play In Game 1 Of World Series

  • What looked like a walk-off double play for the Brewers was overturned after replay review, leaving American Family Field stunned.
  • The replay zoomed in on rookie Cooper Pratt’s cleats — umpires ruled his right foot wasn’t on second when he caught the ball, so the out at second was reversed.
  • Despite the drama, Brewers closer Trevor Megill struck out Jonny DeLuca and Milwaukee held on to win Game 1, 3-2.

Advantage, Milwaukee: 4 Takeaways From The Brewers' World Series Game 1 Win

  • Brewers won Game 1, 3-1, at American Family Field — a big step toward the franchise’s first World Series title and the first Fall Classic between two title-less clubs since 1980.
  • Jacob Misiorowski set a World Series-era radar record with a 103.5 mph pitch and turned in a strong five-inning outing, allowing one run.
  • Leadoff hitter Jackson Chourio — known for attacking first pitches — delivered a clutch RBI single and went 2-for-4, a potential sign he’s finding a groove.

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