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Inside The Brewers' Relentless 8-Run Fifth Inning That Made World Series History

The Milwaukee Brewers dominated Game 3 of the 2026 World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays, fueled by an eight-run fifth inning that established a 10-0 advantage. This offensive surge marked the first time a club has plated eight runs with two outs in a Fall Classic contest, and it tied the record for the most runs in a single World Series frame without a home run.

Jackson Chourio spearheaded the effort, finishing his night 4-for-4 and becoming the fourth player to record four hits within the first five innings of a championship game. The scoring spree began after Cam Booser relieved Freddy Peralta, with Brice Turang, Garrett Mitchell, Cooper Pratt, Sal Frelick, and Hamilton all contributing key hits to dismantle the Rays' pitching staff before Jake Bauers concluded the inning.

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