Milwaukee Brewers Take 3–0 World Series Lead After Historic Rally Against Tampa Bay Rays
The Brewers crushed the Rays 10–1 in Game 3, with eight runs scored in one extraordinary fifth inning featuring seven consecutive two-out hits, leaving Milwaukee one win from their first World Series title.
The Milwaukee Brewers dominated the Tampa Bay Rays 10–1 in Game 3 of the 2026 World Series at American Family Field on 27 October, taking a 3–0 series lead — a deficit no team in World Series history has ever survived. The game turned in the fifth inning when, after a replay review overturned a force-out call at second base, Milwaukee loaded the bases with two outs and proceeded to record seven consecutive two-out hits — a first in postseason history — scoring eight runs in a single inning to convert a 2–0 lead into a 10–0 advantage. Jackson Chourio went 4-for-4 at the plate. Starting pitcher Robert Gasser threw six shutout innings, facing only the minimum number of batters — only the second pitcher ever to achieve that feat in a World Series game of six or more innings, joining Don Larsen of the 1956 perfect game. The Brewers improved to 10–1 in the 2026 postseason, including eight consecutive victories. Game 4 is scheduled for Tuesday 28 October at 20:00 ET, with Milwaukee seeking to clinch their first championship.
