Experience The Brewers World Series Run Through Milwaukee's Booth! 🔊 | MLB Highlights

Here's the pitch, line drive, base hit up next to Churio, gives the Brewers a 2-0 series lead. You have got to be kidding me. Three walks by the Brewers to set up the 22-year-old Jackson Churio, and he shines like he always does. Here it is. They've got another date with the Los Angeles Dodgers. A 3-1 final score. The Brewers say goodnight to the San Diego Padres. The Brewers who had not had a victory on the road to the postseason since 2018. A 12-game losing streak. That goes by the wayside. It was Walker Buehler that started that game. Tonight, Walker Buehler started this one. And the Brewers beat them. 3-1 the final score. There goes the runner. 3-2 pitch. And driven to right. Deep. Tucker back. A two-run to seventh. It is three to two, Milwaukee. We thought the best at-bat of this series was on Monday. We just saw it now. Almost headed over the pavilion in right. The 1-0 pitch, and this is driven to right. Back, two, back, or barely moving. And the SoCal boys on this Brewers roster. Getting it done against the Dodgers here in the 7. 4-2 Milwaukee. 3-2 to Mitchell. High fly, right center. It is back in inning number 6. His second home run in as many nights. And Garrett Mitchell, the Southern California kid, puts the Brewers on top for the first time in game 4. And you can feel the air gets sucked out of Dodger Stadium with one swing from Garrett Mitchell. The 0-2 pitch, lined into the gap in left center, Churrio back, he makes the catch! The Brewers win the NLCS series! We'll go through Wisconsin! Brewers have swept the Los Angeles Dodgers. And they will play for a World Series championship starting at American Family Field next week. Checks the runner at first base and it is 0-2 again to Yelich. Swing and a fly ball right center. Survived. It popped out of his glove and started rolling on the warning track. We'll be right back. Churio was going to score with no problem. Yellich ends up at third base. Seymour throws home. Fly ball, center field, back to Luka, still back, warning track, it's over, it's head and goal! Hey, center field, and we are even! In game two, he caps a nine-pitch at-bat with a home run to straightaway center field. Here's the 2-2 pitch. And a liner into right. It's going to dump in there for a base hit. To Turang trots home, Cooper Pratt, with the swing of his big league career, gives the Brewers the lead here in game two. It is 5-4 Milwaukee. A great piece of hitting. It was a sinker on the outside part of the plate. He went with the pitch. He didn't hit it hard, but he elevated it over the infield and into shallow right field. And that got the job done. Kicks and throws. Check swing, appeal, swing on strike three from Aradash, hits up his third save of the postseason, and the Brewers come away with a 5-4 win, and they lead the World Series none, heading down to Tampa Bay. There comes the 2-2 pitch, line drive towards short, off the glove of Walls, it trickles into shallow center field, one run in, here comes Yelich, he'll score! Bryce Turang hits one off the diving shortstop's glove for a two-run single. And that doubles the lead. It's 4-0 Milwaukee in the fifth inning. It's first and second for Garrett Mitchell. Ground ball left side. That's through. Base hit Mitchell. Around third comes Contreras. Simpson will not make a throw. And the Brewers have added another. Garrett Mitchell with an opposite field RBI hit. It's 5-0 Milwaukee. First and second two out for Pratt. Swing and a ground ball towards third. That is fair and over the bag and down into the left field corner. One run in. Around third is Mitchell. No relay to the plate. It's a two-run double. Cooper Pratt over the third base bag. Seven-nothing Brewers. They've scored five two-out runs in the fifth. 7-0 Milwaukee in the 3-1. Freilich shoots one down the left field line. Simpson over into the corner. Can't get it. Fair ball. Bouncing into the corner. Scoring the sixth run is Pratt. Freilich is at second with an RBI double. You'd have to see this to believe it, Brewers fans. They lead at 8-0. Three runs charged to Peralta. Three to Cam Boozer. The one-two. Line drive into center. Falling fast. That's in there for a base hit. Around third comes Freilich. Throw from DeLuca will be cut off. Seven-heaven. David Hamilton adds on with an RBI single. The Brewers have a 9-0 fifth inning lead in Game 3 of the World Series. Runner at first is Hamilton in the 2-2. Fly ball hit into deep right center field. On the run is Victor Mesa Jr. back into the gap. Can't get it. That's going to bounce once and go to the fence. Around third is the speedy Hamilton. No relay to the plate. And 8 is great. Eight, two outruns in the fifth. Jackson Chorio, RBI double. 10-0 Brewers. And Chourio is four for four here tonight in five innings. And the pitch to Aranda. Hit off the end of the bat to second base. Torrey gets around it. Throws to first base in time. Game three belongs to the Brewers. 10-1 final. And the Brewers have a 3-0 lead in the World Series. Total domination by your Milwaukee Brewers tonight. Ten runs on 16 hits. Robert Gasser picks up his first postseason win. He dominated on the mound. And Brandon Woodruff, in what was an emotional return to the mound, ends up getting the final three outs. Sets and throws. And a fly ball to left. It is back. And it is gone. Cooper Pratt gives the Brewers the lead in inning number 12. The Trop has turned into Milwaukee South. Pratt with his fourth hit of the game. And he exits stage left. His first career postseason home run. And the Brewers are in front in inning 12. The infield is wide open in the pitch. Here's a drive down the left field line. Headed towards the short wall. And it is off that short wall and a bounce. Yellich around third. He'll try and score. He will. 3-0 Brewers on an RBI double by William Contreras. Milwaukee South has erupted in St. Petersburg. It short-hopped that short wall down the left field line. It's only 4'11 inches down that left field line. The 2-1 pitch. Ground ball, second base. Terang has it. Goes to first. The wait is over. The Brewers have won the win. This relentless bunch, who nobody gave a chance to at the beginning of the season, sits atop the baseball world.