William Contreras Stole The Show In Brewers' First World Series Win In 44 Years

William Contreras was the star of the Brewers’ 3-2 Game 1 World Series win — he had an RBI single and reached base three times, firing up the crowd.
He dominated behind the plate too: threw out two runners, won two challenge reviews that led to strikeouts, and delivered a game-saving mound visit to settle Aaron Ashby.
Contreras’s energy and leadership — intense at-bats, stern but effective in-game coaching (in English and Spanish) — were credited with helping Milwaukee win its first World Series game in 44 years.