Brewers Notes: Brandon Woodruff, Pat Murphy and Sal Frelick on Crew’s Game 3 Beatdown

The Brewers dominated Game 3 of the World Series with a 10-1 victory over the Rays, putting them on the brink of their first championship. A pivotal fifth-inning sequence began when Christian Yelich hustled to second base on an errant throw, which manager Pat Murphy credited as a game-changing play that sparked eight runs on seven two-out hits in the inning. Brandon Woodruff, returning from a shoulder injury that sidelined him since July 4th, pitched the ninth inning after Murphy gave him the choice between closing out Game 3 or starting Game 4, and Woodruff chose to finish the victory immediately.

Summary written by MLB Feed Network based on the original reporting. How we write summaries