This insane stat shows how patient Brewers' offense has been in World Series

Game 3 of the 2026 World Series was a complete and total blowout win for the Milwaukee Brewers . It ended 10-1, and now the Brewers just one more win over the Tampa Bay Rays from winning their franchise's first-ever title.

There are plenty of wild statistics behind the Brewers' dominance in this World Series, from individual players like Jackson Chourio, Jacob Misiorowski, and Robert Gasser. But as a team, the Brewers accomplished something Monday that is hard to believe.

ESPN's Buster Olney shared an insane statistic that shows just how patient the Brewers' offense has been in Game 3 of the World Series. On 130 pitches seen by Brewers' hitters, only 12 resulted in a swing and a miss.

Insane Brewers stat shows just how impressive this offense has been

"The Brewers have just 12 missed swings among the 130 pitches they've seen," Olney shared on Twitter/x.

This is one of those statistics that's hard to believe, but it tells the whole story of how Game 3 went for the Brewers' hitters and Rays' pitchers.

That statistic was shared partway through the game, and the Rays threw another 45 pitches over the final three innings against Brewers hitters.

Across the final three innings, the 45 pitches Brewers' hitters saw resulted in just three more swings and misses. So, that brings the final total of swings and misses from Brewers hitters in the third game of the World Series to just 15.

On 175 pitches seen in this game, Brewers hitters swung and missed at a pitch just 15 times. Brewers hitters only swung and missed at a pitch every 11.6 pitches in this game, good for roughly a ridiculous 8.57% swing-and-miss rate.

This is the kind of performance that's agonizing for opposing pitchers, as they clearly were struggling to put away hitters all night.

Now, one game from baseball immortality, the Brewers are acting as patient as ever, and it's leading to immense offensive success.

This Brewers offense is just as patient as the fans have been waiting to see this team win a World Series. That patience is paying off, both for the fan base eagerly awaiting one more win and the Brewers' lineup that's so close to a World Series championship.