Brewers score eight two-out runs in the fifth, bury Rays 10-1 in World Series Game 3
Milwaukee sent 12 batters up in the fifth inning at Tropicana Field, and no team had ever scored that many runs with two outs in a World Series inning.
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- Chandler Simpson's speed costs him a steal, then lets him rob Frelick in Game 3The Rays left fielder crashed into the wall on a Sal Frelick fly ball for the second out against Freddy Peralta, in a game our box score has Milwaukee leading 10-0.
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- MLB Game 3 Highlights: Brewers 10, Rays 1Brice Turang picked up three hits and drove in two runs as the Milwaukee Brewers used an eight-run rally with two outs in the fifth inning to defeat the Tampa Bay Rays 10-1 in Game 3 and take a commanding 3-0 lead in the World Series.
- Should the mlb have the rays and the brewers re-do this series just in case it was a big fluke?No disrespect to the Brewers, I'm a firm believer that Milwaukee about to sweep them is a huge fluke and robs the Rays of truly accomplishing what they’re capable of. I've spent the last few days in pure disbelief and it just doesn't make sense to me. I've spent the entire regular season watching the Rays play great baseball it's just not fair. If the Rays lose again I will face that the Brewers deserved the win, but I am just 100% sure it was a fluke and does a big disservice to the Rays and the MLB.   submitted by   /u/Bakerfuckingmayfield [link]   [comments]
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- Chicago Cubs news — Gray, Vesia, Counsell, Sausage RaceToday’s Reflections An error and three unearned runs by Milwaukee almost eliminated the Brewers’ home-field advantage. Instead it gave us a fun rally from behind, the battle of bullpens to watch, and put the Brewers up two games to zero. On to Tampa. I appreciate your reading. *means autoplay on, (directions to remove for Firefox and […]
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- Prior to the Brewers' 8-run 5th inning rally, they overturned an out call at second after Christian Yelich beat out Junior Caminero's throw trying to get the force at second  submitted by   /u/JianClaymore [link]   [comments]
- The Brewers have batted around the Rays in the bottom of the 5thDavid Hamilton (9) Lineout to 3rd Jackson Chourio (1) Single Jake Bauers (2) Flyout Christian Yelich (3) Walk William Contreras (4) Single (3-0) (Pitching Change) Brice Turang (5) Single (4-0) Garrett Mitchell (6) Single (5-0) Cooper Pratt (7) Double (7-0) Sal Frelick (8) Double (8-0) (Pitching Change) David Hamilton (9) Single (9-0) Jackson Chourio (1) Double (10-0) Jake Bauers (2) Flyout   submitted by   /u/Dremel_Live [link]   [comments]
- Rays-Brewers Game 1 viewership beats recent non-Dodgers World SeriesWhile viewership for Game 1 of the World Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers predictably declined compared with the last two years of Los Angeles Dodgers-fueled audiences, it still topped several other World Series games this decade. According to a report by Austin Karp in Sports Business Journal, Game 1 of the…
