Fischer Hits Three HRs in One Game, Ties Brewers Franchise Record at 42
Milwaukee's Andrew Fischer went deep three times in one game, reaching 42 home runs on the season and matching the all-time Brewers single-season HR record.
Andrew Fischer hit three home runs in a single game, pushing his 2025 season total to 42. That figure ties the Milwaukee Brewers franchise record for home runs in a single season. The performance was reported by Brewers beat reporter Adam McCalvy and confirmed by the team's official social media. Fischer's power surge represents a significant offensive development with potential lineup and betting implications.
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