What happened: On The Dan Le Batard Show, guest David Samson and Jeremy Tache broke down Milwaukee's 10-1 win over Tampa Bay, which put the Brewers up 3-0 in the World Series. The Brewers scored eight runs in the fifth inning, all with two outs, on a string of singles and doubles that began with a line out and a fly out.

Why it matters: The hosts pointed to Christian Yelich's hustle as the play that opened the inning: he broke from first to slide into second ahead of Junior Caminero's throw on a William Contreras grounder, and the show said that kept the inning alive. Samson said the Brewers play full speed whether they lead or trail by 10, and he cited a diving catch in the ninth with Milwaukee up 10-0.

What to watch: Milwaukee can clinch the franchise's first World Series title with a win in the next game.