MLB Prop Bets: Tampa Bay Rays vs Milwaukee Brewers (October 26, 2026)
The Milwaukee Brewers face the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field in Game 3 of the World Series on Monday at 8:00pm (ET). Let's take a look at the MLB Prop Bets for the matchup. Robert Gasser is the probable pitcher for the Brewers, while Freddy Peralta is the probable pitcher for the Rays. The Rays are favored to win at -120, while the Brewers are at +100. The total runs line is set at 7.0, with OVER at -106 and UNDER at -113.
- The Brewers (+174) have a 91-81 Run Line record since the beginning of the regular season, while the Rays (-214) hold a record of 96-77.
- The Brewers have a 77-89-6 O/U record since the beginning of the regular season (meaning 77 games have gone over the total runs line, 89 have gone under and six have resulted in a push). The Rays have an 80-88-5 O/U record.
Scoring Insights
- The Brewers averaged 5.1 runs per game during the regular season (2nd in the league). Comparatively, the Rays averaged 4.5 (12th). During the postseason, the Brewers are averaging 4.2 per game and the Rays are averaging 3.7.
- In the field, the Brewers allowed 3.8 runs per game during the regular season (4th in the league), while the Rays allowed an average of 4.0 runs (6th). More recently, the Brewers are allowing 2.7 per game in these playoffs, while the Rays are allowing an average of 2.8.
Let's take a look at how these teams perform in some other key statistical areas.
Batting Insights:
Batting Average
- Looking at their batting averages during the regular season, the Brewers were at .258 (ranking 1st in the Major leagues), while the Rays were batting .258 (2nd). During the playoffs, the Brewers are at .258 and the Rays are batting .230.
Home Runs
- In terms of total home runs during the regular season, the Rays hit 169 (22nd in the Major Leagues). Meanwhile, the Brewers managed 154 (T28th). The postseason has thus far seen the Brewers hit 11 home runs, while the Rays have hit 8.
Runs Batted In
- Finally, looking at their runs batted in, the Brewers recorded 788 RBIs to rank 2nd in the MLB during the regular season. Comparatively, the Rays recorded 700 RBIs to rank 13th. The Brewers have recorded 40 RBIs in the playoffs, while the Rays have recorded 38.
Pitching Insights:
Earned Run Average
- The Rays had an earned run average of 3.70 during the regular season (7th in the Majors), while The Brewers had an ERA of 3.51 (2nd). In the playoffs, the Brewers have an ERA of 2.12, while the Rays have an ERA of 2.91.
Strikeouts
- Turning our attention to total strikeouts, the Brewers recorded 1544 in the regular season season, ranking 2nd in the MLB. Meanwhile, the Rays ranked 19th for total strikeouts, recording 1322. The Brewers have recorded 84 strikeouts during the postseason and the Rays have managed 86.
Opponent Batting Average
- Opponents batted an average of .229 against the Rays in the regular season (4th in the Major Leagues). Comparatively, the Brewers' opponents were at .221 (2nd). Throughout these playoffs, the Brewers' opponents are batting an average of .191 and the Rays' opponents are batting an average of .217.
First Innings Moneyline
- Here are their first innings moneyline records in 2026 (including playoffs).
| Total | Home | Road | Favorite | Underdog | Neutral | Last 10 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brewers | 45-33-94 | 31-16-39 | 14-17-54 | 40-26-68 | 5-7-26 | 0-0-1 | 2-2-6 |
| Rays | 43-33-97 | 22-14-50 | 21-19-47 | 30-23-59 | 13-10-38 | 0-0-0 | 4-2-4 |
Lead After Three Innings
The Brewers are -115 to lead after three innings, while the Rays are -115.
- Here are their records after the first three innings in 2026 (including playoffs).
| Total | Home | Road | Favorite | Underdog | Neutral | Last 10 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brewers | 75-58-39 | 42-23-21 | 33-35-17 | 59-43-32 | 16-15-7 | 0-0-1 | 3-5-2 |
| Rays | 74-49-50 | 36-25-25 | 38-24-25 | 52-33-27 | 22-16-23 | 0-0-0 | 5-2-3 |
NRFI/YRFI
The NRFI market is paying -130 and the YRFI is paying +100.
- The NRFI is 89-83 in Brewers games since the beginning of the regular season. The Rays have a 90-83 NRFI record. Drilling down further, the NRFI is 5-5 in Brewers playoff games this season and 5-6 in Rays playoff games this season.
Last Time They Met
The Brewers recorded a 5-4 victory over the Rays at American Family Field on Saturday. Despite being on the wrong side of that result, Liam Hicks went yard in that matchup, hitting a home run to go with 2 RBIs. The Brewers have now won four straight against the Rays.