Three biggest questions for World Series Game 3: Can the Rays get off the mat at home?

The Brewers hold a 2-0 lead after two one-run wins at home, but now the series shifts to St. Petersburg The Milwaukee Brewers are two wins away from the first World Series title in franchise history. The Brewers won Games 1 and 2 at American Family Field in nail-biting fashion, and the series now shifts to Tropicana Field. Game 3 is a must-win for the Tampa Bay Rays, who will try to become the first team to erase a 2-0 deficit in the World Series since the 1996 New York Yankees. "I know our fans are going to be really loud and excited to see us come back and kind of reset ourselves a little bit," Rays manager Kevin Cash said after Game 2.

"We've got a really good pitcher going, as do they. A lot of confidence in this club to respond. They've done it all season long, and they'll continue to do it." As agonizing as it has been, the Rays were this close in Games 1 and 2. They had the tying run at third base in the ninth inning of both games. One hit, one bounce, and it's a very different series. Ultimately, the Rays did not get that hit or bounce, and they must now beat baseball's best team, one on a major heater at