Brewers' Robert Gasser shares MLB history with Sandy Koufax after dominant Game 3 performance

Robert Gasser pitched six shutout innings for the Brewers in Game 3 of the World Series against Tampa Bay, allowing only one hit and one walk, both erased by double plays. This performance made Gasser only the second left-handed pitcher to face the minimum number of hitters in a World Series start of six innings or more, joining Sandy Koufax who accomplished the feat in 1965. Through three postseason starts, Gasser has posted a 0.60 ERA across 15 innings while allowing fewer hits and walks than the Brewers' top two starters, Jacob Misiorowski and Logan Henderson, despite pitching all his games on the road.

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