# Yelich's hustle play

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In Game 4 of the 2026 World Series on October 26, Christian Yelich slid into second ahead of Junior Caminero's throw on a William Contreras grounder, keeping a two-out rally alive in what became a 10-1 Brewers win. The play is framed as one that would have ended the inning outright, and the Brewers went on to score eight runs after the overturned replay at second. The discussion centers on the small factors: Valade not holding Yelich, Williamson not stretching at second, and Caminero spinning on the throw.

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## Segments

- [The Dan Le Batard Show](https://boilpoints.com/u/thedanlebatardshow), 2026-10-27, 1:41 to 3:44: **Breaks down Yelich's slide into second**. Breaks down Yelich's slide into second on Contreras' grounder to Caminero, the play that kept the Brewers' two-out rally going in a 10-1 win. Walks through the small factors: Valade not holding the runner, Williamson not stretching, Caminero spinning on the throw. New angle: Yelich beat Caminero's throw to second, a play that would have ended the inning.
- [First Things First](https://boilpoints.com/u/firstthingsfirst), 2026-10-27, 2:12:13 to 2:13:16: **Awards Yelich the hustle play of the week**. Names Yelich's slide the Hustle Play of the Week and notes the replay overturn, then pivots to whether Milwaukee can close out a sweep in Tampa. The play itself is a recap; the new bit is the award and the eight runs that followed. New angle: The Brewers scored eight runs after Yelich's overturned replay at second.