The Milwaukee Brewers‘ historic eight-run fifth inning was nothing short of unprecedented.
It was the first time a team has scored eight runs with two outs in World Series history.
Watch: How Brewers scored eight runs with two outs in one inning
After David Hamilton lined out to start the inning, Jackson Chourio singled followed by a Jake Bauers flyout and a Christian Yelich walk.
From there, a fielder’s choice was overturned after replay review as Yelich’s slide beat Rays third baseman Junior Caminero’s throw to second base.
After further review, Christian Yelich was ruled safe at second base to load the bases with two outs in the 5th https://t.co/OTsRHlPsZW
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