Cooper Pratt’s World Series home run sparks memories of an iconic Braves moment

Milwaukee Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt hit a go-ahead home run in the 12th inning of World Series Game Four, but the Tampa Bay Rays rallied in the bottom half to win. Chase Owens of House That Hank Built compares the heartbreaking turn of events to an iconic moment in Atlanta Braves history, specifically Adam Duvall's first-inning grand slam in Game Five of the 2021 World Series. In both instances, dramatic home runs were overshadowed by opponent comebacks.

Owens notes key differences, including Pratt's homer arriving in extra innings just three outs from a title, while Duvall's came in the first inning. The writer highlights that Atlanta recovered in 2021 behind Jorge Soler's iconic Game Six home run to win the championship. Consequently, Owens questions whether a Milwaukee player will deliver a similar decisive moment to secure the Brewers' title.