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Historic 5th Inning And Much More: Brewers' World Series Game 3 By The Numbers

The Milwaukee Brewers moved to the brink of a championship title after dismantling the Tampa Bay Rays 10-1 in Game 3 of the 2026 World Series. A massive eight-run fifth inning, bolstered by a successful challenge from manager Pat Murphy, propelled the visitors to a commanding 3-0 series lead.

Jackson Chourio led the offensive charge with four hits, while William Contreras and Brice Turang each contributed three, helping the team set a record for seven consecutive hits in a postseason contest. Robert Gasser dominated on the mound, allowing only two baserunners across six scoreless innings to limit the Rays to just three hits total.

Conversely, Tampa Bay starter Freddy Peralta struggled in the fifth, failing to record an out before being pulled as the Brewers capitalized on a historic two-out rally. Cam Booser also faltered in relief, surrendering four straight hits during the decisive frame.

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