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Robert Gasser delivered a dominant World Series performance, pitching six shutout innings with just one hit and one walk in Game 3 as the Brewers defeated Tampa Bay 10-1 to move within one win of their first championship. Gasser's effort made him 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. Through three postseason starts, the 27-year-old has posted a 0.60 ERA across 15 innings while allowing fewer hits and walks than Milwaukee's top two starters despite pitching all his games on the road.
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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.
Reviewing the BrewGasser not just unbothered, he's nearly perfect in Game 3 showcase
MLB.com BrewersBrewers offense, Gasser efficiently pummel the Rays
The Brewers defeated the Rays 10-1 to move one win away from their first World Series championship. Milwaukee's offense erupted for eight runs on seven consecutive two-out hits in the fifth inning, with Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich, and William Contreras leading the charge against former Brewers ace Freddy Peralta. Pitcher Robert Gasser was dominant, allowing just one hit through six innings on 75 pitches before being replaced. The Brewers improved to 7-0 in games played on the 26th of the month and can complete a sweep of both the championship series and World Series with a victory in the next game.
Brew Crew BallGame 3 hit parade brings Brewers to within one win of first-ever World Series title
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays 10-1 in Game 3 of the World Series to take a 3-0 series lead and move one win away from their first championship. The Brewers' offense generated 16 hits with every starter scoring a run, including Jackson Chourio's four-hit performance, while pitcher Robert Gasser allowed no baserunners in six innings. A pivotal fifth-inning rally saw Milwaukee score eight runs with two outs, including a crucial safe call on replay review that kept the inning alive, with Brice Turang, Garrett Mitchell, Cooper Pratt, and Sal Frelick all delivering key hits during the surge.
Reviewing the BrewWorld Series Game 3 Discussion: Milwaukee Brewers (2-0) @ Tampa Bay Rays (0-2)
The Brewers hold a 2-0 series lead heading into Game 3 at Tampa Bay, looking to extend their seven-game winning streak. Milwaukee will start Robert Gasser, who has allowed just one run through nine innings this postseason, against Freddy Peralta, a former Brewers pitcher now throwing for the Rays. The Brewers' lineup has success against Peralta, with every batter having at least one hit against him in their careers, while the Rays have benched Jonathan Aranda for the first time this postseason in favor of Ryan Vilade.
Brew Crew BallBrewers' potential Game 4 pitching plan could pave way for highly anticipated Brandon Woodruff return
The Brewers lead the Rays 2-0 in the World Series and are heading to Tampa for Game 3, where Robert Gasser will start. Milwaukee is likely planning a bullpen game for Game 4, which could create an opportunity for Brandon Woodruff to make his first appearance since July 4 after recovering from a shoulder injury. Woodruff has earned his World Series roster spot and expressed he wants to actually pitch in the series rather than simply be included as a gesture. If used in Game 4, Woodruff would be best deployed as an opener or in the early innings given the uncertainty around his performance after four months on the injured list.
Reviewing the BrewHow Brewers' World Series Game 3 starter Robert Gasser became a key postseason weapon
Robert Gasser earned the Game 3 World Series start for the Brewers despite being a technical rookie who struggled early in the 2026 season with a 4.79 ERA in August. After a strong finish to the regular season and solid postseason performances, including a Game 4 NLDS start where he allowed one run over four innings, Gasser has become a key part of Milwaukee's rotation. The Brewers arrive at the World Series with a 2-0 lead and a seven-game winning streak, with the 27-year-old left-hander tasked with extending that success in Florida.
Reviewing the BrewWith World Series start, Gasser is living his dream -- and his dad's
MLB.com BrewersBauers blast has Brewers on the brink of World Series
Jake Bauers hit an 11-pitch home run off Blake Snell in the seventh inning to give the Brewers a 3-2 victory in Game Three of the NLCS, putting Milwaukee one win away from reaching the World Series for the first time in 44 years. Jackson Chourio homered on the game's first pitch, and Garrett Mitchell added another home run, while starter Robert Gasser pitched five scoreless innings for the Brewers. The Dodgers had taken a 2-1 lead on Will Smith's two-run double in the sixth inning before Bauers' heroics turned the game around.
Brew Crew BallNLCS Game 3 Discussion: Milwaukee Brewers (2-0) @ Los Angeles Dodgers (0-2)
The Brewers bring a 2-0 series lead to Los Angeles for Game 3 of the NLCS, where they'll face Dodgers starter Blake Snell, a two-time Cy Young winner who dominated Milwaukee last postseason but has pitched sparingly in recent weeks. The Brewers counter with lefty Robert Gasser, who has performed well down the stretch and in the playoffs. Milwaukee's lineup includes Andrew Vaughn as DH in place of Christian Yelich to match up against the left-handed Snell, while the Dodgers have dropped Shohei Ohtani to sixth in the batting order despite his recent improvements.
Brew Crew BallBrewers news: Brandon Woodruff update, Shohei Ohtani benching decision, Blake Snell's pre-start comments
The Brewers hold a 2-0 series lead over the defending champion Dodgers in the NLCS, a position unprecedented in franchise history across their five previous League Championship Series appearances. Brandon Woodruff threw a 31-pitch bullpen session and reported his stuff felt "pretty good" as he continues rehabbing a shoulder injury with hopes of returning for a potential World Series appearance, though his availability remains unlikely. Dave Roberts is considering benching four-time MVP Shohei Ohtani, and the Brewers will start Robert Gasser in Game 3 as they aim to close out the series quickly.
Reviewing the BrewDodgers reportedly considering drastic Shohei Ohtani move after slow start to NLCS rematch with Brewers
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts is considering benching four-time MVP Shohei Ohtani for Game 3 of the NLCS against Milwaukee after Ohtani went 0-for-4 with two strikeouts in Monday's Game 2 loss. Ohtani has struggled significantly in the postseason, collecting just three singles in 20 at-bats with seven strikeouts and no RBIs or extra-base hits through six games, while dealing with lingering knee and biceps injuries from the regular season. Roberts stated he plans to discuss the situation with Ohtani to determine what's best for both the player and the team. The Dodgers trail 0-2 in the series and face Game 3 against left-hander Robert Gasser, against whom Ohtani is 0-for-7 with four strikeouts in his career.
Reviewing the BrewContreras slugs Brewers to Game 2 win and commanding series lead over Dodgers
William Contreras delivered three game-tying or go-ahead hits to lead the Brewers to a 7-4 victory over the Dodgers in Game 2 of the NLCS, giving Milwaukee a commanding 2-0 series lead. The game remained competitive through five innings with both teams trading runs, but the Brewers pulled away with insurance runs in the eighth inning. The Brewers' bullpen was dominant after the fifth inning, allowing no baserunners over the final four innings. Robert Gasser will start Game 3 in Los Angeles as the Brewers look to move within one win of the World Series.
Brew Crew BallBrewers stray from NLDS strategy with Game 3 starting pitcher assignment in NLCS
Manager Pat Murphy initially chose Dustin May for Game 3 of the NLDS against San Diego, prioritizing postseason experience over Robert Gasser's superior consistency and recent performance. After May struggled in that game while Gasser impressed in Game 4, Murphy reversed course and named Gasser the Game 3 starter for the NLCS. Since late August, Gasser has allowed no more than two earned runs in any start and the Brewers have won seven of his last eight outings.
Reviewing the BrewPat Murphy faces familiar Game 3 starter decision in Brewers' NLCS rematch with Dodgers
The Brewers face a familiar decision with manager Pat Murphy choosing between Dustin May and rookie Robert Gasser for Game 3 of their NLCS rematch against the Dodgers. In the recent NLDS against San Diego, Murphy started May in Game 3 and Gasser in Game 4, with May allowing two runs over three innings and Gasser giving up one run over four innings. May has a 3.20 career ERA at Dodger Stadium with one appearance against Los Angeles this season, while Gasser has faced the Dodgers twice in 2026, posting a strong 2.00 ERA in his August outing at their stadium. Murphy may repeat his NLDS strategy of using the veteran May on the road while giving Gasser a chance to observe before pitching, though both pitchers operated on short leashes previously.
Reviewing the BrewMeet the secret weapon behind Gasser's dominant run
MLB.com Brewers3 reasons to believe this year's Brewers-Dodgers NLCS matchup will end differently than last year's
The Brewers face the Dodgers in the NLCS for the second consecutive year after defeating the Padres in the NLDS. Last year Milwaukee was swept in four games while scoring just four total runs, but this year their pitching staff is significantly stronger, led by NL Cy Young front-runner Jacob Misiorowski, who had the best single-season performance by a Brewers pitcher in franchise history. The rotation is also deeper than last year, with rookie Logan Henderson, Dustin May, and Robert Gasser providing additional options beyond Misiorowski, along with arms like Shane Drohan and Kyle Harrison available for the series.
Reviewing the BrewBrewers extinguish red-hot Padres, advance to NLCS for second consecutive year
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the San Diego Padres 3-1 in Game 4 to advance to the National League Championship Series for the second consecutive year. Garrett Mitchell drove in the go-ahead run with an RBI single in the third inning, and Jackson Chourio added another RBI single in the fifth to extend the lead. Starter Robert Gasser allowed just one run over four innings, while reliever Aaron Ashby pitched three scoreless innings to secure the victory. The Brewers won the series after taking the first two games at home, then losing Game 3 before closing out the Padres in San Diego.
Reviewing the BrewNLCS Bound: Strong pitching, home run robbery by Mitchell leads Brewers to Game 4 win
The Brewers defeated the Padres 3-1 in Game 4 to advance to the NLCS, clinching the series in four games. Brewers pitcher Robert Gasser allowed just one run on three hits over four innings, while the bullpen was equally dominant in keeping the Padres' offense in check. Garrett Mitchell drove in a run with a single in the third inning and later made a spectacular leaping catch in the ninth to rob Manny Machado of a potential game-tying home run. The Brewers scored their other runs on a Chourio single in the fifth and a Frelick sacrifice fly in the sixth.
Brew Crew BallNLDS Game 4 Discussion: Milwaukee Brewers (2-1) @ San Diego Padres (1-2)
The Brewers hold a 2-1 series lead and will start Robert Gasser against Walker Buehler as they seek to advance to the NLCS in Game 4. Gasser has pitched well recently with a 1.67 ERA over his last six starts, while Buehler carries a 4.63 regular season ERA but has historically performed better against Milwaukee. The Brewers have rested several relievers and made minor lineup adjustments, while the Padres face potential availability questions with Adrian Morejon's status uncertain.
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