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Brewers Seize World Series Control
Brewers win Game 3 with historic two-out rally to take series lead.
In brief
Brewers win Game 3 with historic two-out rally to take series lead. Brewers secure 10-1 victory over Rays in World Series Game 3 with a historic fifth inning rally, potentially sweeping the series. Originally reported by SI.
Brewers take Game 3
The Brewers won Game 3 of the World Series last night 10-1 thanks to a historic fifth inning rally.
Rays starter struggles
Tampa Bay starter Freddy Peralta struggled after being brilliant all postseason, allowing two runs in the third and loading the bases in the fifth.
Brewers dominate
Cam Booser replaced Peralta and gave up two singles and two doubles as six runs scored, followed by Cole Sulser adding two more runs.
Historic inning
No team in World Series history has scored more two-out runs in a single inning.
No home runs
The Brewers scored at least 10 runs without hitting a home run since the 2014 Giants.
Offensive strategy
The Brewers’ strategy of long at-bats and hits helped them win the game and take control of the series.
Series implications
The Brewers could become the first team to sweep both LCS and World Series since 1985.
WNBA scheduling
WNBA moves Game 6 to 12:30 p.m. ET in Atlanta for the Valkyries.
Scheduling issue
The WNBA’s solution shifts Game 6 to early afternoon to avoid using a smaller arena.
Hawks adjustment
The Hawks moved their game back by one hour to 8 p.m. ET to accommodate the WNBA game.
TV vs. attendance
The WNBA prioritizes 13,500 in-person fans over TV viewers for Game 6.
League growth
The WNBA is growing rapidly while expanding its reach and popularity.
Scheduling debate
The WNBA’s solution is a trade-off between small venue and weekday afternoon timing.
Brewers' championship hope
Milwaukee has a shot at sweeping the World Series and winning its first championship.
The key point
Brewers secure 10-1 victory over Rays in World Series Game 3 with a historic fifth inning rally, potentially sweeping the series.
