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Milwaukee is one win away from history. The Brewers dismantled the Tampa Bay Rays ten to one in Game three, blowing the doors off with an eight-run fifth inning that turned a tight game into a statement. Robert Gasser was the story on the mound, facing the minimum over six dominant innings — the first starter to do that in a World Series game since Curt Schilling, and the first lefty to pitch a gem like that since Sandy Koufax. Milwaukee has a three to nothing Series lead and a city on the edge of its seat.
Meanwhile in Philadelphia, the Cowboys walked into Lincoln Financial Field and walked out with a thirty-eight to twenty-one road win, handing the Eagles their fifth straight loss. Dak Prescott threw three touchdown passes and was sharp all night, but the real engine was Javonte Williams, who ran for a career-high one hundred fifty-five yards and punched in a score. Dallas looked like a different team.
And in Houston, the Rockets are still perfect. Alperen Sengun dropped twenty-nine points on the Atlanta Hawks, Jabari Smith Junior chipped in a double-double, and Houston remains unbeaten to start the season. This team is quietly building something worth watching.
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