Jackson Chourio just showing off now as the face of the Brewers as Crew creeps closer to World Series title

In Game 3 on Monday, Chourio became the youngest player with a four-hit World Series game since Joe Garagiola in 1946 ST. PETERSBURG — Game 3 of the World Series was a total bloodbath. The Brewers now have a 3-0 lead in the best-of-seven World Series after a 10-1 drubbing of whatever is left of the Rays. Pick your phrase: men vs. boys, varsity vs. JV. This has been less a series than an inevitability. The Brewers are now 7-0 in the NLCS and World Series. The only team previously to sweep both of the last two rounds was the 1976 Reds, but that Big Red Machine only had a five-game NLCS.

The Brewers can make it 8-0 for the first time in MLB history with a win in Game 4. First things first, though. Let's discuss this Game 3 monstrosity from the Crew. They recorded 10 runs on 16 hits, compared to 1 and 3 from the Rays — and it was worse than it looked because the Rays got a run on two hits in the ninth when it was already basically over. It was domination from start to finish, while the Rays were bumbling and ineffectual. Front and center for the winners? Jackson Chourio, of course. Heading into the series, I noted that Chourio and Rays third