The Brewers take the lead in the World Series with a record and VAR

'With smoking barbecues in the crowded parking lot of American Family Field in Milwaukee from six hours before the start of the game and an exceeded attendance of 43,250 spectators (because additional standing-room bleachers were installed), the Brewers celebrated their return to the MLB World Series 44 years later with a narrow, controversial, and record-setting victory. The 3-2 win over the Rays, who have also never won the title, lived up to expectations: two athletic teams, without huge hitters. There were no "home runs" or many "strikeouts" (eliminations of players after three strikes), but there was a historic pitch and a review of a play in the last inning that somewhat altered the fate of the game. '