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- Brewers move to the brink! This is The Sports Reset for Tuesday October 27th In World Series Game 3, the Milwaukee Brewers overwhelmed the Tampa Bay Rays 10 to 1 for a 3–0 series lead. Milwaukee produced a historic eight-run fifth inning, with all eight runs coming after two outs, while Jackson Chourio went four-for-five. Robert Gasser added six shutout innings of one-hit baseball. In the NHL, Matvei Gridin scored twice and added an assist as the Calgary Flames beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 to 2, although Auston Matthews became the fastest Maple Leaf to reach 800 points. The Los Angeles Kings beat the New York Rangers 6 to 3, and the Detroit Red Wings edged the Edmonton Oilers 4 to 3 in a shootout. In the NFL, Dak Prescott threw three touchdowns as the Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles 38 to 21. In the NBA, the Golden State Warriors topped the Denver Nuggets 134 to 114, while the Cleveland Cavaliers slipped past the Minnesota Timberwolves 127 to 125. Looking ahead, the Brewers can capture their first World Series championship in Game 4 against the Rays on Tuesday night. Chourio has eight hits through three games, the second-most ever over the opening three games of a World Series, and Milwaukee is now 10–1 this postseason; Tampa Bay must win to extend the series. In the NHL, the Florida Panthers visit the Winnipeg Jets, the Montreal Canadiens face the St. Louis Blues, and the Ottawa Senators meet the Vegas Golden Knights. Later, the Vancouver Canucks play the Anaheim Ducks, while the Boston Bruins visit the Carolina Hurricanes. Beyond the scoreboard in the NBA, Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Jalen Williams will undergo surgery for a broken left fibula and dislocated ankle, with no timetable set for his return.