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Brewers; Dream; Knicks; Rockets; Avalanche

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  • MLB WS G5: MIL 4–1 TB; Brewers win first title; Misiorowski 5⅔ scoreless; Pratt 2 RBI; series 4–1 (AP / ESPN).
  • WNBA Finals G6: ATL 80–69 GSV; Allisha Gray 23, Rhyne Howard 21; first Game 7 in Finals history Saturday (AP / ESPN).
  • NBA: NYK 133–127 CHI; Jalen Brunson 38; Knicks erase 19-point deficit (AP / NBA.com).
  • NBA: HOU 132–100 MIL; Rockets 5–0; Fred VanVleet 24, Amen Thompson 23; Sengun out (AP / NBA.com).
  • NHL: COL 5–2 NJD; four third-period goals; Kadri and Kelly 1:02 apart; ends Devils' 4-game streak (AP / NHL.com).

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Hi, xxxx xxxx for sports in sixty on Thursday, October twenty-ninth, twenty twenty-six. In the M.L.B. World Series, Milwaukee closes out Tampa Bay four-one in Game five — Jacob Misiorowski and the bullpen hold the line, Cooper Pratt drives in two, and the Brewers win their first championship in fifty-seven years. In the W.N.B.A. Finals, Allisha Gray scores twenty-three, Rhyne Howard adds twenty-one, and Atlanta beats Golden State eighty to sixty-nine in Game six to force the first Game seven in Finals history. Jalen Brunson pours in thirty-eight as the Knicks rally from nineteen down to beat Chicago one-thirty-three to one-twenty-seven. Houston stays five-and-oh — Fred VanVleet and Amen Thompson combine for forty-seven in a one-thirty-two to one-hundred rout of Milwaukee. In Denver, Colorado scores four in the third — Nazem Kadri and Parker Kelly sixty-two seconds apart — in a five-two win over New Jersey that ends a four-game streak. Sports in Sixty dot com your sports on demand anytime, anywhere!