Milwaukee Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt has made World Series history by setting a record that had stood for 48 years, according to a report published Thursday.
The specific nature of the record was not detailed in the initial report, but the achievement marks a significant milestone in the Fall Classic's long history.
Pratt, a first-year player for the Brewers, becomes the first player since 1978 to accomplish the feat, though further details about the record and the game in which it occurred were not immediately available.
