The Brewers were the 10th team in history to be three outs away from winning the World Series before losing. It has now happened in back-to-back years after the Blue Jays lost to the Dodgers last season. Of course, that was deciding Game 7. The Brewers still have 3 more chances.
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Wed, Oct 28
Tigers Re-Sign Carlos Perez To Minor League Deal https://t.co/njgXXBTLxD https://t.co/yjXNINoL9I
Quiet before the (drinking) storm at Ferg’s before Game 5 of the World Series, the final game at the Trop in 2026. https://t.co/aIn8xS1jsI
MLBTR Podcast: Angels' Leadership In Flux, The Yankees Keep Boone And Cashman, And The Giants And Cardinals Offseasons https://t.co/zXJ9Gfq0eK https://t.co/7m0PCAxhaK
Jorge Posada is just the guy who could help with hitting and accountability, two NYY issues, but he tells us: “I don’t feel welcome there.” YouTube: https://t.co/FtzTyU7UNq https://t.co/DpNESRvXV9
The Rays’ Game 4 win left Tampa Bay with a bit of hope and a load of questions. Column, unlocked and free to read. https://t.co/ASLlOrzNr2
The Opener: Rays Survive, Pratt, Misiorowski https://t.co/pqW4a1qQ7F https://t.co/D3ZNnzM71o
Can Tampa Bay Rays do the unthinkable? World Series comeback would be unparalleled https://t.co/wGuOXouQA8
Game 4 of the World Series made you feel something. And along the way, before the game goes away for while, it gave us more baseball, and that’s something to celebrate. Column, free at ESPN, on the Rays’ new life: https://t.co/ac6wufrLtJ https://t.co/VISdlaq1C4
Can Tampa Bay Rays do the unthinkable? World Series comeback would be unparalleled https://t.co/wGuOXouQA8
Latest On Cardinals' Outfield Plans https://t.co/zzsbz0oFko https://t.co/zRo6uqDW9v
Williamson’s walk-off single saves Rays in 12th-inning https://t.co/zkW4kAon0i
FINAL/12: Rays 4, Brewers 3 Tampa Bay’s season looked like it was over after Cooper Pratt’s 12th-inning home run. Then the Rays fought back and walked off the Brewers with four straight hits. That was a damn good baseball game -- and a great win. The World Series continues.
In the words of Jack Buck: "And we'll see you tomorrow night.'' What a game. The Rays stay alive.
Game 4 of the World Series is tied again. A Joey Ortiz throwing error and Liam Hicks single put runners on first and third, and Jonny DeLuca mashed a single up the middle to score a run. There are no outs and runners on first and second. The Rays are in position to walk it off.
Unreal.Tied.
Rookie Cooper Pratt with the biggest swing of the 2026 season. The Milwaukee Brewers are three outs from a World Series title. https://t.co/tcrf6NaM39
Rookie Cooper Pratt has this place going bonkers. HR. 3-2 Brewers
Tue, Oct 27
It's onto the 12th inning, the longest World Series game since Game 3 of last year's World Series.
Aaron Ashby this postseason: Innings pitched: 18 Hits: 5 Walks: 3 Strikeouts: 20 ERA: 0.00 He's done tonight after 2.1 innings. Didn't allow a baserunner. Struck out three. Ashby is having one of the best Octobers ever for a pitcher. Still hasn't allowed a run all month.
Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby hasn't given up a run since Sept. 19, that's 22.2 innings ago.
We are going into the 11th. This will be the first World Series game to go to the 11th inning since...well, last year's Game 7 classic between the Dodgers and Blue Jays.
The Tropicana Roof comes into play for the first time, but the Rays escape the bad break.
Game 4 of the World Series is headed to extra innings tied at 2. Either the Milwaukee Brewers will win their first World Series in more than half a century of existence, or the Tampa Bay Rays will walk them off and send the series to Game 5 tomorrow.
Here is Aaron Ashby, with his uncle, 14-year-MLB veteran Andy Ashby, watching him pitch in the World Series for the first time. Andy Ashby actually bought his Game 4 tickets about 2 months ago, Aaron says.
The call is out.
The Rays putting on a defensive clinic in the outfield tonight.
Dodgers Notes: Sasaki, Davalan https://t.co/n1nvlBrncP https://t.co/OdNFy4EKpZ
David Hamilton with the error. David Hamilton with the massive HR.
And just like that, the Brewers have come back and tied the game, with the Brewers fans now making themselves LOUD.