Brewers Championship Rally: Cooper Pratt & Brice Turang

You know, in game five, which was the last game of the season, the ball went to one guy. His name is Bryce Terang. That is every kid's dream, to be on the field, you're one out away, it's the ninth inning, the ball comes to you, you throw it over to JB. What does that moment feel like, to know that you've got the final out for the World Series Championship? Words can't describe it. Thank you. After the game, I was talking to JV. I was just telling myself, just catch the ball. Just catch it. Um... Probably one of the hardest ground balls I ever had to make. But, man, I'm happy I got to make it. So that was awesome. So cool. I didn't say it was hard hit. I said it was hard. You made it. You made it. You made it. We got the out. Ray, what will you remember about, you know, that final out and the dog pile there in the middle of the field and celebrating this World Series championship with your best friends? Yeah, you said it. Every single one of these guys, to be able to share a locker room with them, man, I'm so blessed. I mean, unbelievable. The way we've grown together as players, as friends, as teammates. I mean. I wouldn't want any other way with these guys. I mean, I'm so proud of these guys and the way they work and the way they go after their business. And it's been unbelievable. What do you want to say about the captain? Yeah. Let's talk about the captain. Hey, the captain, ever since I was 18 and drafted, he always was there for me. He always shot me texts, making sure everything was good. And I bet you there's other people in here that he did the same. So true leader, true captain, the man. Give the keys to the city to this guy over here. You know what? Nice. Soak it up, Yelly. Soak it up. There's another connection to 1982 up here. He's only 22. Yeah, you know what I'm talking about. It's not Cecil Cooper. It's Cooper Pratt. Come on down here, boy. Give me double genocide. Shortstop number 12, Cooper Pratt. Hey, Coop. Bad rookie year, huh? Not at all. Not at all. Not a bad way to start the career, too. And I think I got like eight more years here. So it's cold. How many donuts have you had today? Too many. Too many. Sugar rushes through the roof and the adrenaline's up there, too. So probably not going to sleep tonight. Coop, you come up in June. How did these guys behind you help you in your rookie year? And now Now here you are, a World Series champion just in your first season. Yeah. I messed up a lot, I made sure to hear about it too. Every little thing was brought up. But no, this is pretty awesome and to be able to celebrate here is special for sure. And yeah. Congrats. Thank you. Enjoy it.