Not only did Chourio's performance save the club's season, but it also put the rookie in a class with one of the game's greatest players ever, Babe Ruth. The Brewers outfielder is the first player to hit two game-tying homers in the same postseason game since Ruth did so for the 1928 New York Yankees in Game 4 of the World Series.

That $82 million contract Jackson Chourio signed before ever playing a major league game looks like more and more of a bargain with every swing the Milwaukee Brewers rookie takes this postseason

Jackson Chourio and Garrett Mitchell broke down their game-changing homers in the Brewers' thrilling wild-card win over the Mets on Oct. 2.

Jackson Chourio tied the game in the eighth with his second homer of the night to even the NL Wild Card Series.

As his trying April and May turned into a second half for the record books, 20-year-old Brewers rookie Jackson Chourio grew so confident that he’d sometimes call his home runs before they happened. Like on Sept.