Brewers vs. Rays live updates, World Series lineups, where to watch: Brewers one win from first championship in franchise history

In a pivotal World Series matchup, the Milwaukee Brewers are just one victory away from claiming their first-ever championship in franchise history as they face off against the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 4. The Brewers have established a commanding 3-0 lead in the series, setting up a potential sweep of both the League Championship Series and the World Series since the LCS expanded to a best-of-seven format in 1985.

Game 3 showcased the Brewers' dominance, with Robert Gasser allowing just one hit over six scoreless innings, followed by an eight-run fifth inning. Dustin May, who last started in the Brewers' lone loss this postseason against the San Diego Padres, will aim to clinch the series. The Rays will be relying on Griffin Jax, who has struggled in postseason play with a 6.00 ERA over six innings this year, including a four-inning outing in the ALDS where he allowed five hits and three earned runs.