Slow-footed slugger Brouhard was a reserve outfielder and DH for the Brewers. In
the fourth game of the 1982 LCS, he played for injured Ben Oglivie after 28 days
of inactivity. He had three hits, including a homer and three RBI, and tied an AL
record with four runs scored. In 1986 he played for the Yakult Swallows of Japan's
Central League (.258, 21 HR, 64 RBI) but was dropped from their roster in 1987 to
make room for Bob Horner.
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FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY
»October 9, 1982: The Brewers even the series, beating California 9–5. Reserve OF Mark Brouhard has three hits, three RBI, and scores four runs for the winners.
»May 3, 1984:
Kansas City's first two hitters -- Darryl Motley and Pat Sheridan -- reach Milwaukee's Don Sutton for home runs, but the Brewers come back to win, 6–5, in 10 innings. Reliever Tom Tellmann wins when Mark Brouhard strokes a bases-loaded single.
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