Gary Sánchez and other delightful triples in Brewers lore
Gary Sánchez showed he could still get around the bases with his triple April 21, conjuring memories of other big-guy triples in Brewers history.
Gary Sánchez provided a moment of thrill and perhaps inspiration for the, uh, slower-footed ballplayers of the world when he tripled April 21 , part of the Milwaukee Brewers ' 12-4 handling of the Detroit Tigers. Not only that, Garrett Mitchell followed one batter later with a triple of his own, the first back-to-back triples for the Brewers since May 4, 2015, when Héctor Gómez and Gerardo Parra did it in the sixth against Clayton Kershaw at Miller Park. Brewers.
TV hilariously shared a post of the triples side-by-side, showing that the players arrived at their destination on varying schedules. This side-by-side of Gary Sanchez and Garrett Mitchell's triples 💀 → https://t. co/68EQQYUZ6Z pic.
twitter. com/HwyGREVwIl — Brewers. TV (@BrewersdotTV) April 22, 2026 The 6-foot-2, 251-pound Sánchez actually already had a triple in his Brewers career – two years ago when he was last with the team and clearing the bases in Oakland.
He has four in his career overall. Gary Sanchez CLEARS the bases with his third career triple! pic.
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