Brewers break 33-year steals record, showcasing aggressive base-running against A's

In a historic game, the Brewers stole nine bases — six in a single inning — solidifying their leadership in MLB steals with 33 overall this season.

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Milwaukee Journal SentinelApnews
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Result

Brewers steal record: Nine bases and strategic first inning

Number of bases stolen
9
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Age of the record broken
33
Apnews
Number of bases stolen in the first inning
6
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Key Facts
  • Record Achievement: The Brewers broke a 33-year record with nine steals, showcasing their base-running prowess.Apnews
  • First Inning Dominance: They capitalized on six steals, two hits, and three walks to score four runs in the first inning.Apnews
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Background Context

Background on Brewers' aggressive play style and rookie debut

That's the game we play,
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Key Facts
  • The Brewers wrapped up their homestand on April 20 with a game against the A's.Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  • The Brewers saw four players make their major-league debut this season, with a rookie pitching.Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  • Milwaukee’s base-running aggression was highlighted in a record-breaking performance.Apnews

Other Facts in these Reports

Left-hander Jeffrey Springs pitched for the A's with a 4.50 ERA.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The Brewers lineup featured notable players like Christian Yelich and Rhys Hoskins.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The game started at 1:10 p.m. CT as fans gathered at the field.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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