Brewers Dominate Rays in World Series; Game 4 Tonight
Milwaukee leads Tampa Bay 3-0 in World Series with historically poor offensive performance by Rays. Game 4 scheduled for 5 pm on FOX.
The Brewers have dominated the Rays through three World Series games, with Tampa Bay averaging just 33 plate appearances per game—the third lowest in World Series history. The Rays' offense has been nearly shut down, posting a .501 OPS with a .187/.237/.264 line. This postseason has seen historically dominant pitching, with all 12 remaining teams combining for a .637 OPS across 2,768 plate appearances—the lowest since 1983.
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