Milwaukee turned a quiet, two-out opportunity into an eight-run fifth inning, beating Tampa Bay’s relievers for seven hits and a walk to take a 10-0 lead in Game 3. The historic rally put the Brewers in position to move within one win of the World Series title and left the Rays’ home crowd stunned.

By the Numbers
  • 8 runs scored on 7 hits and 1 walk.
  • 7 consecutive Brewers batters recorded hits, a first in postseason history.
  • 8 two-out runs: a World Series record for one inning and the second-most in any postseason inning.
  • Jackson Chourio, 22, collected 4 hits through the first 5 innings.
Yes, But

The rally sharply improved Milwaukee’s position, but it was one inning in a series still in progress; the result of Game 3 and the Brewers’ chance to take a 3-0 lead were not yet established in the provided account.

What’s Next

Game 4 was scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET on FOX, FOX Deportes and FOX One. Tampa Bay needed to regroup quickly, while Milwaukee had a chance to extend its series advantage.

Bottom Line

Milwaukee’s two-out eruption rewrote the postseason record book—and gave the Brewers a commanding position in a pivotal World Series game.