- The Brewers crushed the Rays 10-1 and are now one win away from the franchise’s first World Series title.
- An unforgettable fifth inning — seven straight two-out hits and eight two-out runs — set postseason/World Series marks and blew the game open.
- Veteran Brandon Woodruff made a surprise comeback to finish the game, and a huge contingent of Brewers fans turned Tropicana Field into a near-home crowd.
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- Brewers dominated Game 3, routing the Rays 10-1 after a record eight‑run fifth and 16 hits, putting Milwaukee up 3-0 in the World Series.
- The Rays’ clubhouse looked deflated — star Junior Caminero sounded resigned after the loss, and fans were heading for the exits early.
- Manager Kevin Cash’s lineup choices (not starting hot-hitter Jonathan Aranda) drew scrutiny as Tampa Bay now faces the daunting task of winning four straight.
- Brewers routed the Rays 10-1 in Game 3, highlighted by an eight-run 5th (seven straight two-out hits) — both World Series records.
- Tropicana Field felt like a Milwaukee home game, with commentators and Derek Jeter surprised by the Brewers’ fan takeover.
- Jackson Chourio had four hits and celebrated with David Ortiz; Milwaukee is one win away from its first World Series title (Game 4 Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET).
- Giants' run game stole the show — Cam Skattebo broke out with 124 rushing yards and a game-setting 42-yard OT run as New York got a 27-21 win.
- Packers-Lions turned into an officiating circus, with multiple controversial flags (roughing, odd grounding call) leaving calls and accountability a hot topic.
- Cowboys suddenly look dangerous again — Dallas piled up 204 rushing yards and 38 points as Dak, CeeDee Lamb and Javonte Williams dominated.
- The Brewers broke it open with an eight-run fifth inning in Game 3, giving them a 3-0 lead in the World Series.
- Veteran Brandon Woodruff made an emotional World Series debut at Tropicana Field, closing the ninth — his first appearance since July 4.
- After months of shoulder trouble and doubts about his roster spot, Woodruff’s comeback puts him one win away from a title with the team he’s spent his whole career with.
- Tampa Bay crushed Carolina 43-13 — Baker Mayfield returned and the Bucs rushed for 258 yards.
- Joe Burrow sparked a huge second-half comeback, throwing four TDs as the Bengals beat the Ravens 35-13.
- Seahawks upset the Chiefs — Jaxon Smith‑Njigba had nine catches for 150 yards and a touchdown.
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