A full database and facts on Milwaukee Brewers walk-off wins
The Brewers have won back-to-back games in walk-off fashion, which allows us to dive back into our database of all the winners in Milwaukee lore.
Brice Turang's walk-off blast to stun the New York Yankees on Mother's Day on May 10 was the second of back-to-back walk-off wins for the Milwaukee Brewers , making for a thrilling sweep of the Bronx Bombers over the weekend. The Brewers have registered 390 walk-off victories of any kind in franchise history, with 161 players responsible for authoring the winning moment. It's Turang's third walk-off winner and first walk-off home run with the Brewers.
More: The top 25 walk-off home runs in Brewers history Naturally, we have a full sortable database of every finish here and lots of intriguing notes. Most walk-off plate appearances in Brewers history Robin Yount, 14 Ryan Braun, 12 Ted Simmons, 9 Gorman Thomas, 9 Prince Fielder, 8 B. J.
Surhoff, 8 Geoff Jenkins, 8 Most walk-offs in a single season Ted Simmons (1983), 5 George Scott (1973), 3 Gorman Thomas (1979), 3 Robin Yount (1983), 3 Robin Yount (1991), 3 B. J. Surhoff (1992), 3 Dave Nilsson (1997), 3 Mark Loretta (1998), 3 Ronnie Belliard (2000), 3 Richie Sexson (2000), 3) Bill Hall (2004), 3 Geoff Jenkins (2006), 3 Carlos Lee (2006), 3 Nyjer Morgan (2011), 3 Caleb Durbin (2025), 3 Youngest walk-off winners in Brewers history Gary Sheffield, age 19, 9 months (Sept.
9, 1988 vs. Seattle, single) Gary Sheffield, age 20 years, 6 months (May 27, 1989 vs. Seattle, single) Sixto Lezcano, age 20, 9 months (Sept.
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