Some baseball nights are watched on a screen, while others are felt out on the streets. Monday night was the latter. At 22 years and 230 days old, Jackson Chourio stepped up to the plate in Game 3 between the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays and racked up four hits in five at-bats. The performance earned him a place in the record books of the Fall Classic and, in the process, sparked a conversation that never dies down in Venezuela: one about pride, about a young player crushing it, and about a country rallying around a game.