Brewers Blow Out Rays in World Series Game 3 Behind Historic Inning
As the 2026 World Series shifted to Tampa on Monday night for the first time in 18 years, the Rays faced a must-win Game 3 being down 2–0 in the series. With a loss, they’d face a deficit no team has ever overcome in the World Series, and the Brewers would have four chances to win one last game and sew up their first-ever title. With that sort of motivation, you’d think the Rays would come out strong. Instead, they folded in a 10–1 loss that featured just one hit and zero runs by the home ... Milwaukee Brewers defeated Tampa Bay 10–1 in World Series Game 3, extending their 3-0 series lead with a record-breaking eight runs in the fifth inning, all with two outs, setting a two-out scoring record for a World Series inning. The Rays were down 2-0 in the series, facing a deficit no team has ever overcome in the World Series, giving them four games to win one last game and secure their first-ever title. The Brewers outhit Tampa Bay 16–3, with Jackson Chourio leading with four hits and William Contreras and Brice Turang each having three each. Starting pitcher Robert Gasser allowed just one hit over six innings, the longest outing by any Milwaukee pitcher in these playoffs. The team has won eight games in a row and hasn't lost in 20 days since losing to the Padres in Game 3 of the NLDS.
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Milwaukee scored eight runs in the fifth inning, all with two outs, en route to a 10–1 victory against Tampa Bay that extends a dominant 3–0 series lead.
As the 2026 World Series shifted to Tampa on ... [1774 symbols]
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