The Milwaukee Brewers moved within one victory of their first World Series title Monday night, routing the Tampa Bay Rays 10–1 in Game 3. Jackson Chourio collected four hits and rookie Robert Gasser held the Rays to one hit through six innings. Milwaukee’s eight-run fifth inning decided the game.
The series is now 3–0, and the teams remain in St. Petersburg for Game 4 on Tuesday, October 27, scheduled for 8 p.m. Eastern on FOX. The game has a straightforward viewing hook: a first-ever Brewers championship is possible tonight, while Tampa Bay is fighting to avoid a sweep.
Atlanta’s Braves are no longer in the postseason after their NLDS elimination by the Dodgers. Their 2026 regular-season NL East finish is fixed, so there is no meaningful games-behind figure to report in late October; the live baseball status is the World Series.
Watch Game 4 at 8 p.m. on FOX; Milwaukee can clinch its first championship, while Tampa Bay must win to extend the series.