(247NEWSSOURCE/LEARFIELD) – The Milwaukee Brewers are on the verge of claiming their first World Series in franchise history.
The team obliterated the Tampa Bay Rays 10-1 in Game Three from St. Petersburg.
Milwaukee plated eight runs in the fifth inning as Jackson Chourio led the offense with four hits.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy says the big fifth inning came from a relentless plate approach.
Brewers second baseman Brice Turang says Christian Yelich hustled to keep the fifth inning alive.
Cam Booser threw gasoline onto the dumpster fire after giving up four runs and recording no outs in relief for Tampa, which will try to stave-off elimination in Game Four from the Trop on Tuesday.
Robert Gasser started and got the win for the Brewers, allowing just 1 hit and 1 walk while striking out 3 over 6 innings.
Gasser talked about working with catcher William Contreras.
Gasser said that he was grateful for the crowd support.
Murphy reminded people that nothing has been decided yet.
Brewers outfielder Sal Frelick said they’re focused on winning tonight.
He talked about what they will focus on for game 4 tonight.
Game Four can be heard tonight beginning at 6:30 with the pre-game show on 97.5 and 1360 WTAQ.
Woodruff gets in the game: Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff who has fought back from injury twice this season got to pitch the ninth inning for the Brewers.
Woodruff talked about getting the call for the ninth inning.
Did he look around to savor the moment?
What does this mean to him?
Gasser talked about Woodruff coming in for the final inning.
As did Frelick.
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