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World Series Game 3 ratings hit low point after strong start to series

The World Series experienced a significant viewership decline during Game 3, which drew 8.44 million viewers across Fox and Fox Deportes. This drop followed a lopsided 10-1 win for the Milwaukee Brewers over the Tampa Bay Rays and coincided with a popular Monday Night Football broadcast that reached 18.73 million viewers.

While this performance ranks among the lowest in history, it follows a strong opening to the series, with Game 1 and Game 2 drawing 12.26 million and 10.85 million viewers respectively.

Despite the dip, early data suggests a rebound for the series. Preliminary figures indicate that Game 4, which lasted 12 innings, attracted 13.5 million viewers.

Analysts suggest that the absence of major football competition on subsequent nights helped bolster these later numbers, indicating that the Game 3 slump was likely a result of scheduling conflicts rather than a lack of interest in the championship.

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