Robert Gasser Throws Six Scoreless Innings in Brewers’ World Series Win
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Robert Gasser delivered a historically dominant performance in the World Series, pitching six scoreless innings in a 10-1 win against the Tampa Bay Rays, a feat not seen by a left-handed starter since Sandy Koufax.
Tyler Longview, TX, October 26, 2026 —
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Robert Gasser threw six scoreless innings in a 10-1 World Series victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, according to the available account of the game. The performance was described as a feat not seen from a left-handed starter since Sandy Koufax.
Gasser’s outing was the central pitching detail provided about the win. The summary identifies the six-inning stretch as scoreless and says Milwaukee finished with a nine-run margin. It does not provide a game date, the series score, or details about how Gasser handled individual batters.
The comparison to Koufax places the performance in historical terms, but the account does not specify the statistic or criteria used to determine the comparison. It also does not identify the earlier Koufax performance or provide a broader record of left-handed starters’ World Series outings. Those details were not provided.
No information was included about Gasser’s pitch count, strikeouts, walks, hits allowed, or whether another pitcher completed the game. The account also does not describe the Brewers’ scoring or identify individual contributors to the 10-1 result.
The reported result establishes Milwaukee’s victory over Tampa Bay and Gasser’s six scoreless innings, but it does not give enough information to establish the game’s place in the series or provide a fuller account of how it unfolded. The contractor’s name is not relevant to the event; no additional participant or official statements were provided.
Story summarized from the original created by ZAK GILBERT, Associated Press on www.ketk.com, see more information here.
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