The Milwaukee Brewers set a franchise record by stealing nine bases in a single game against the Oakland Athletics, achieving this feat in just four innings. This surpasses the previous record of eight stolen bases set back in 1992. Six of those steals occurred in a single inning, marking the most by any team in an inning since at least 1961. The Brewers capitalized on their speed, executing double steals and taking advantage of defensive errors. Caleb Durbin's first career stolen base in the fourth inning cemented the record. Notable performances included Brice Turang's three steals and Sal Frelick's two, while Shea Langeliers recorded the Athletics' only caught stealing against Frelick. This offensive showcase reflects the Brewers' aggressive base running strategy, crucial for their gameplay moving forward.