Robert Gasser closed the door on the mound, Brice Turang ignited a historic offensive explosion, and Jackson Chourio set the tone at the plate.
Thanks to three young players who have excelled in October, the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 10-1 on Monday nite, one victory away from winning their first World Series.
With two of his four hits, Chourio stopped Milwaukee’s eight-run fifth inning, and Turang’s two-run single started a scoring rush with two outs.
Quick Fact
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Match | Milwaukee Brewers vs Tampa Bay Rays |
| Competition | World Series |
| Game | Game 3 |
| Final Score | Brewers 10, Rays 1 |
| Key Pitcher | Robert Gasser |
| Top Batter | Jackson Chourio |
| Series Score | Brewers lead 3 to 0 |
| Brewers Hits | 16 |
| Next Game | Game 4, reportedly Tuesday night |
| Significance | Milwaukee is one win away from the championship |
“He was amazing. confined. Chourio, who has eight hits in three Series games, “gives us a big lift,” according to Brewers manager Pat Murphy.
Milwaukee took a 3-0 lead in this Fall Classic despite rookie left-hander Gasser pitching one hit ball and facing the minimum through six innings. Tropicana Field will host Game 4 on Tuesday nite. On Monday, a large number of Brewers supporters attended and cheered from behind the visitors’ bench.
Gasser Leads Brewers to Historic Postseason Victory
Gasser became the first starter to face at least 18 hitters through six innings of a World Series game since Arizona’s Curt Schilling in 2001, and the first lefty to do so since Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1965, thanks to a double play and a caught stealing.
Chourio doubled to complete 4 for 5. Milwaukee won their eighth straight game, tying the record for a single playoffs, thanks to 16 hits from “Fastball Freddy” Peralta and five relievers. Turang and William Contreras both went 3 for 5.
Brewers Dominate Game Three, Rays Face Elimination
Through a translation, Chourio stated, “I think you could say that this is one of my better games.” “In reality, I was just trying to find any way to get on base and treating every at-bat like it might be my last.”
Brewers Crush Rays as Gasser Dominates Game Three
According to Rays manager Kevin Cash, “it’s kind of that chip and a chair mentality.” “We are seated at the table. We need to take action on the chip. Clearly, winning tomorrow is the only thing we can do.
This playoffs, Gasser became the first Milwaukee starter to get out in the sixth inning.
