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Christian Yelich’s First Career Walk-Off Grand Slam Stuns Red Sox in Unforgettable Finish

Christian Yelich’s First Career Walk-Off Grand Slam Stuns Red Sox in Unforgettable Finish

As soon as Yelich made contact, the entirety of American Family Field knew it was gone. The ball traveled deep over the right field wall for a walk-off grand slam and a 5-1 Brewers win.

Before that blast, Yelich had hit 213 career home runs in the regular season. None of them were of the walk-off variety. Now Yelich knows one of the best feelings in baseball that he didn’t before.

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“It was kind of a weird feeling going around the bases knowing that the game’s over,” Yelich told reporters postgame. “Obviously, I’ve never done that before.”

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