Before the Milwaukee Brewers exploded for a 10-run eighth inning, Luis Urias made one of the most remarkable plays to preserve the tie score of 4-4 in the top of the seventh inning. With Ian Happ up at bat and Joc Pederson at first base, the Brewers were in a heavy shift anticipating a pulled hit ball to the right side of the infield. This shift put third baseman Luis Urias at second base. Unexpectedly, Happ bounced a ball down the third-base line, incentivizing Pederson to try to advance to third. Urias darted from his original location all the way to third base to make an acrobatic catch and tag to beat the sliding Pederson.