On Wednesday night, Jackson Chourio stole the spotlight with a stunning two-home-run performance that solidified his place in baseball history in the Brewers' 5-3 victory over the New York Mets. 

In Game 1 on Tuesday, at just 20 years and 205 days old, Chourio became the youngest player to appear in a postseason game in Brewers history, marking a significant milestone in his promising career.

But Chourio's remarkable achievements didn’t stop there. He set the record for the youngest player to record two hits in a postseason game, achieving this on Tuesday, and following it up with another two-hit performance on Wednesday night. His maturity and skill at such a young age have captivated fans and analysts alike, showcasing a level of talent rarely seen in players his age. 

Perhaps most impressively, Chourio joined an elite group alongside baseball legend Babe Ruth by becoming one of only two players in Major League Baseball history to hit two game-tying home runs in a single postseason game. This rare accomplishment speaks volumes about his ability to perform under pressure and deliver when it matters most, despite being the youngest player in the majors. His two-home-run performance also made him the first player in Brewers history to hit multiple home runs in a postseason game.

As the Brewers prepare for a win-or-go-home game tonight, all eyes will be on Jackson Chourio, whose groundbreaking performances have set the stage for what could be a legendary career. Currently on year one of his 8-year, $82 million contract, fans and teammates alike are eager to see what this young phenom will accomplish next as he carries the hopes of a franchise and the weight of history on his shoulders.