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MILWAUKEE -- Jackson Chourio is only 22. Nobody in Brewers history has hit more postseason home runs. And he’s never hit one harder than he did Saturday.

Jackson Chourio hit a game-tying, two-run home run to become the Milwaukee Brewers' all-time postseason home run leader. The 22-year-old struck the blast off San Diego Padres left-hander Robbie Ray during the third inning of Milwaukee's 3-2 victory in Game 1 of the National League Division Series at American Family Field.
The home run marked Chourio's fifth career postseason homer, breaking a franchise record previously shared with Orlando Arcia and Prince Fielder. The 113.3 mph blast was the hardest-hit homer of his Major League career, tying him with Kyle Schwarber and Juan Soto for the most postseason home runs hit before turning 23.
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