Overlooked Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt delivers in World Series after $50.75M deal
The Milwaukee Brewers signed Cooper Pratt to a $50.75 million contract, a bet that drew attention given he was passed over by 181 players in the draft. The 22-year-old shortstop made his MLB debut in June and quickly became an important contributor. He came up with clutch hits during the Brewers' World Series run, including a dramatic home run in extra innings. He also recorded six consecutive hits, a feat described as record-breaking, helping justify the investment.
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