Game three of what has been a seriously strong World Series between the Brewers and the Rays is going down tonight, and the biggest baseball prize is heading to, well, Tropicana Field. It’s a wild move for a championship series, but here we are.
The Unconventional Stage
Alright, as a kid who grew up in the 90s, I gotta admit there’s a part of me that’s kinda nostalgic for those old, maybe even a little gross, domes. I remember a World Series being won in the SkyDome, that’s a core memory right there. But after three decades of beautiful new ballparks transforming the whole vibe of big league baseball, it’s honestly tough to swallow watching games played on plastic grass under a tarp. Maybe it’ll at least be loud in there tonight, right? We can hope.
All For A Long Series
Look, I’m personally rooting for the Brewers to take this whole thing home. But honestly, what I care about most is getting a long, drawn-out series. Six games minimum, seven if we’re really lucky, that’s the dream. So tonight, when the Rays take the field behind Freddy Peralta, I’m saying “Let’s go Rays!” We need to keep this series going.
Coverage kicks off at 8 on FOX, so make sure you’re tuned in to catch all the action and hopefully, a game that pushes us closer to a full seven-game showdown.
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Originally reported by Over the Monster.
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