Aaron Ashby Sets Postseason Relief Scoreless-Innings Record in World Series Game 4
Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby broke the record for most consecutive scoreless relief innings in a single postseason during Game 4 of the World Series, which went into extra innings. The game was played in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Panama City, FL, October 27, 2026 —
Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby broke the record for the most consecutive scoreless relief innings in a single postseason during Game 4 of the World Series, according to the information provided about the game. The contest went into extra innings and was played in St. Petersburg, Florida.
The record was set in a relief role, and the milestone concerns consecutive innings without allowing a run during one postseason. The available account does not specify how many scoreless innings Ashby had pitched, what the previous record was, or when during the game the record was surpassed.
Other details about the matchup were not provided, including the teams involved, the date of the game, the final score and whether Ashby remained in the game after reaching the record. The account also does not say how many innings the game lasted or provide further information about Ashby’s performance.
The confirmed details are limited to the record, Ashby’s role as a Brewers reliever, the World Series setting and the game location. Game 4 extended beyond the regulation innings, but no additional description of the extra-inning play was provided. The information does not identify a specific inning in which the milestone was reached or offer comments from Ashby, the team or other participants.
Without those details, the record can be reported, but its margin over the previous mark and the circumstances surrounding the achievement remain unspecified. No further information about what happened after the game was included in the account.
Story summarized from the original created by ROB MAADDI, Associated Press on www.mypanhandle.com, see more information here.
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