Chourio’s two RBI stand out in Brewers’ 4–3 win

Jackson Chourio drove in two runs without a big pile of hits. That was enough production to stand out in the Milwaukee Brewers’ 4–3 win over the San Diego Padres on October 4, 2026, in the MLB postseason. Chourio finished 1-for-4, with an RBI total equal to half of Milwaukee’s four runs.

Milwaukee’s other contributions came in different forms. Sal Frelick went 1-for-2, drove in a run and scored once, while also drawing two walks. Christian Yelich had one hit in three at-bats, drew a walk and scored twice. Neither needed a multiple-hit line to contribute to the Brewers’ scoring.

The narrow result also came with a distinction in Logan Henderson’s pitching numbers. Across five innings, he allowed two runs, but only one was earned. He gave up two hits, struck out four and walked three. Abner Uribe’s line carried the same distinction: one run allowed, none earned, over 1 1/3 innings. Uribe allowed one hit and one walk, without a strikeout.

San Diego had its own two-RBI performance from Ty France, who went 2-for-3. Dustin Harris drove in the Padres’ other run despite going 0-for-5. Luis Campusano added a hit and a walk in a 1-for-2 game and scored once. The Padres finished a run short of Milwaukee.

Michael King recorded six strikeouts without a walk in five innings for San Diego, allowing three hits and one earned run. Mason Miller recorded a separate 1 2/3-inning line of one hit, two earned runs, two strikeouts and three walks. King’s six strikeouts and zero walks were the clearest contrast between the two pitching lines.