Brewers Dominate Rays in World Series Game 3; Lindor Wins Clemente Award

The Milwaukee Brewers secured a decisive win against the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3 of the World Series, extending their winning streak to three weeks. With a chance to set a record for the longest postseason winning streak, the Brewers dominated the game, leading 10-0 after a pivotal fifth inning.

Christian Yelich's overturned out call opened the floodgates for the Brewers, who recorded six consecutive hits. Robert Gasser delivered an impressive six-inning performance, while Brandon Woodruff closed the game. In contrast, Rays pitcher Freddy Peralta struggled, allowing five earned runs and leaving the game with the bases loaded. The Rays will rely on Griffin Jax to keep their championship hopes alive in the next game.

In other news, Francisco Lindor of the New York Mets was honored with the 2026 Roberto Clemente Award, recognizing his philanthropic contributions, including disaster relief efforts in Puerto Rico and educational support initiatives. Lindor expressed his desire to use this recognition to further his community impact.