Game Day Discussion
Brewers Dismantle Rays with Eight-Run Fifth Inning in World Series Game 3
To say the Milwaukee Brewers are rolling would be an understatement.
After striking first against Tampa Bay Rays' Freddy Peralta in the top of the third, chaos would ensue after he was pulled in the top of the fifth.
Brewers Storm All the Way Back in World Series Game 2 vs. Rays
At the start of the 2026 season, Cooper Pratt was playing for the Milwaukee Brewers Triple-A affiliate in Nashville.
On Oct. 24, he just drove in what could've been the game winning run in Game 2 of the World Series.
Brewers' Frelick Stuns Rays; Tampa Bay Blows Four-Run Lead
The Tampa Bay Rays have blown a four-run lead in Game 2 of the World Series.
Sal Frelick did the unthinkable as the Milwaukee Brewers outfielder hit a left-on-left home run to send American Family Field into a frenzy.
Brewers Chase Rasmussen; Cut World Series Game 2 Deficit to One
Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash was forced to go to the bullpen after Drew Rasmussen walked Jake Bauers to load the bases in the bottom of the fourth.
David Hamilton drove in Cooper Pratt earlier in the inning, but Christian Yelich couldn't win the left-on-left battle against Cam Booser.
Brewers Quickly Cut World Series Game 2 Deficit vs. Rays in Half
Jackson Chourio and Jake Bauers set the tone with back-to-back hits on the first five pitches of the game.
Rays Jump on Brewers Early in World Series Game 2
Cooper Pratt committed an error on the first few pitches of the game, and the Tampa Bay Rays would jump on Milwaukee Brewers' Logan Henderson for four first-inning runs.
It's 4-0 Rays heading into the bottom of the first, headlined by a two-run shot from Liam Hicks.
Brewers Add Insurance Run in Seventh Inning vs. Rays
The Tampa Bay Rays decided to keep Steven Matz on the mound for a second inning, and the leadoff walk he allowed would come back to haunt him.
Despite Sal Frelick and David Hamilton being retired, manager Kevin Cash opted to pull Matz for Kevin Kelly, with Milwaukee Brewers leadoff hitter Jackson Chourio coming up to the plate.
How Brewers' Misiorowski Made World Series History
Milwaukee Brewers flamethrower Jacob Misiorowski threw a 103.5 mph fastball to open the World Series, a pitch that made MLB history.
This may be the 122nd-ever World Series, but it's worth noting the pitch-tracking era only goes back to 2008.
This upcoming stretch will tell us a lot about the Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers are set for a series against the Chicago Cubs tonight at Wrigley Field, where the Cubs will be their opponents for seven of their next ten games due to a home-and-home between the two.
Who will take the best-of-seven series?