William Contreras Was Named World Series MVP After the Milwaukee Brewers’ Title
William Contreras, World Series MVP: the Milwaukee Brewers win their first title
Venezuelan William Contreras, star of the Milwaukee Brewers, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the World Series on Wednesday after his franchise beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1.
"I already said it, I have no words. I'm grateful to my teammates, to Pat Murphy, to my pitchers. I love these guys," Contreras said after receiving the award.
Brewers capture first title in franchise history
The Brewers won Game 5 of the World Series 1-4 on Wednesday and claimed the first title in their history.
Contreras was the protagonist with a double in the sixth inning that drove in Christian Yelich for the 3-0. Shortly after, the Venezuelan scored the fourth run thanks to a sacrifice fly by Cooper Pratt.
"Let's go, Brewers!": the MVP's reaction
"Thanks to my teammates, to the pitchers. I'm very proud. Let's go, Brewers!" the Venezuelan concluded. EFE
