MILWAUKEE — By the time the eighth inning arrived Friday night at American Family Field, William Contreras had already impacted the Brewers’ first World Series game in 44 years in nearly every way that a catcher could. At the plate, he had delivered a first-inning RBI single to help build an early lead. Behind it, he had caught two runners stealing and won two ABS challenges to steal back strikes for his pitchers. Each of those challenges resulted in strikeouts. But there was still more assistance he felt he could provide in the field with the Brewers nursing a two-run lead in their eventual 3...