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MLB·ANALYSIS·October 27, 2026 11:32 AM ET

Milwaukee artist Katie Bogan creates Jackson Chourio chalk mural for World Series

Milwaukee sits one win from its first World Series title.

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What happened: Bogan spent more than 20 hours completing the large-scale sidewalk tribute in Milwaukee during Jackson Chourio's World Series run. Because the artwork is drawn outdoors in chalk, a single rainstorm could wash the piece away.

Why it matters: Local celebration around Chourio has intensified after he sparked a 10-0 Fall Classic victory that put Milwaukee on the cusp of a championship. His postseason run also includes a Division Series Game 1 home run and a go-ahead hit on Oct. 8 before a loud home ovation ahead of Game 3.

By the numbers: At 22 years and 229 days old, Chourio went 4-for-4 with two hits in one inning, becoming the youngest player since 1946 to record four hits in a World Series game.

What to watch: Milwaukee can clinch the championship with one more victory, while local weather conditions will determine how long Bogan's outdoor chalk installation survives.

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