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Cooper Pratt Sends His Bat to Cooperstown After Brewers Title
The 22-year-old shortstop went from Triple-A in June to delivering a record rookie hitting streak in the World Series.
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From Nashville to the Hall
Cooper Pratt started the season as the shortstop for the Triple-A Nashville Sounds on June 14. By the end of the year he helped the Milwaukee Brewers win the World Series, and his bat from the final games is headed to the Baseball Hall of Fame. The lumber was made by the Cooperstown Bat Company, the same firm Pratt visited during the offseason when he posed beside Robin Yount's plaque.
Record Six Straight Hits
In Game 4 Pratt collected four hits, including a go-ahead home run in the 12th inning. He added two more hits the next night, giving him six consecutive hits across the two games. That streak stands as the longest by any rookie in World Series history.
Artifacts Headed to Cooperstown
Hall of Fame officials gathered several items from the series, including manager Pat Murphy's postseason hoodie, William Contreras' chest protector, Aaron Ashby's glasses, Sal Frelick's Game 2 batting gloves, Christian Yelich's Game 4 jersey, Jacob Misiorowski's Game 5 cap and Brice Turang's Game 5 cleats. Pratt also turned over the bat he used in the clinching games.
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