The Milwaukee Brewers are on the cusp of a World Series sweep, sitting on a commanding 3-0 lead in the Fall Classic, but two of their own stars, Contreras and Chourio, have already ignited an intense battle for the World Series MVP award. This isn’t just about winning the ring anymore, it’s about individual glory for two guys absolutely tearing it up.
Contreras Is An Absolute Offensive Engine
Contreras has been a wrecking ball at the plate, truly living up to his “offensive engine” status for Milwaukee. In Game 1, he slammed two hits, including a massive RBI single in the bottom of the first that instantly pushed the lead to 2-0. He didn’t slow down for Game 2, picking up two more hits and another clutch RBI in the bottom of the first, giving the Brewers their very first run of the game. Then, in Game 3, he piled on three hits, scored a run, and drove in another RBI. Across the three games, this dude has an insane seven hits. What a performance!
Chourio Is Dominating At The Plate And On The Bases
Not to be outdone, Chourio has been a dual threat, absolutely owning both the plate and the basepaths. He kicked things off in Game 1 with a run in the bottom of the first and added two hits, highlighted by an RBI single in the bottom of the seventh that sealed Milwaukee’s 3-1 lead. Game 2 saw him collect two more hits and another run, keeping the pressure on. Then came Game 3, where he truly exploded: four hits, two runs, and an RBI. It’s clear he’s doing it all, making plays with his bat and blazing around the bases.
With the Brewers holding a dominant 3-0 lead, the ultimate prize, the World Series trophy, is practically in their hands. But the real question now, as of October 27, is which one of these two phenomenal players will walk away with that coveted World Series MVP hardware. DraftKings Sportsbook already has both Contreras and Chourio locked in a two-horse race for the award, and honestly, after what we’ve seen through three games, it’s easy to see why. You can practically feel the tension building to see who takes it.
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Originally reported by Fox Sports.
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