Brewers Doing Something For First Time All Year In Game 3 Of World Series
The Milwaukee Brewers have a chance to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the World Series on Monday
In Game 3 of the World Series, the Milwaukee Brewers made a notable change to their lineup for the third consecutive game. Manager Pat Murphy opted to use the same lineup for the third straight game, marking the first time they have done so all season. This decision came after they faced three straight right-handed starters in the series, including Freddy Peralta of the Tampa Bay Rays.
The Brewers have primarily relied on Andrew Vaughn, Luis Lara, and Joey Ortiz as platoon starters against left-handed pitchers. However, with three right-handed starters in a row, Ortiz, Vaughn, and Lara have been on the bench. Despite Vaughn's strong track record against righties, he has not been utilized in a big spot so far. It remains to be seen if Vaughn will have a significant impact in this crucial game.
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