Jackson Chourio.
If the Brewers celebrate following this series, the 20-year-old phenom would not be able to legally partake in the champagne drinking.
Chourio drilled two home runs, his second tying the game in the eighth inning.
Pitching for a fourth time in five days, the righty sure looked tired.
Given a one-run edge in the eighth, Maton served up a pair of home runs that put the Mets in a hole they didn’t escape.
The Brewers bullpen — which had wilted a night earlier, allowing the Mets to break through — strung together 5 ¹/₃ scoreless innings to ensure the Mets did not score after the second inning.
0 Extra-base hits from Mets hitters, who did all their damage with singles and help from the Brewers.
“It’s win or go go home. I think if anybody can do it, this team can. We’ve done it time and time again.”
— Sean Manaea