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Chourio's walk-off single stuns Miller and the Padres, 4-3, and puts the Brewers one win from the NLCS

San Diego led 3-2 in the ninth at American Family Field on Sunday. Mason Miller walked the bases loaded, and Jackson Chourio's two-run single made it a 2-0 series hole. Game 3 is Tuesday at Petco Park.

Sadie Whitaker · Oct. 5

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