How Jacob Misiorowski was almost a Rays ace, flipping the World Series upside down
The Tampa Bay Rays were among the three teams that heavily scouted future Milwaukee Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski as a high school senior.
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World Series Game 2 Preview: Brewers Get Lead, Rays Get Their Ace
The Rays pushed back Drew Rasmussen to provide him extra rest; tonight we'll see if it paid off. The post World Series Game 2 Preview: Brewers Get Lead, Rays Get Their Ace appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Bryce Young Versus Todd Bowles
As wacky as it seems, it’s the Panthers that comfortably can claim they have the best quarterback in the NFC South. Through five games (Carolina is 3-2), Bryce Young has thrown for a whopping 1,549 yards with 11 touchdowns and […] The post Bryce Young Versus Todd Bowles appeared first on JoeBucsFan.com .
World Series Game Two Preview: Tampa Bay Rays vs Milwaukee Brewers
Game one is in the books and what a game it was. One of those games where a matter of inches was the difference between victory and defeat and you just have to tip your cap and move on to the next one. So tonight the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers will move on […]
Misiorowski, Megill React to Brewers' Win and Dramatic Replay vs. Rays in MLB World Series Game 1
Despite a tense ninth inning that saw a potential game-ending double play overturned on replay, the Milwaukee Brewers held on for a 3-2 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the World Series.
NFL rumors: Will a Week 7 loss turn Buccaneers into deadline sellers?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers could face a defining moment in their season when they visit the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. Sitting at 1-5, Tampa Bay is approaching a crossroads, with potential trade candidates already drawing attention ahead of the November 10 deadline. ESPN insider Jeremy Fowler reported that another defeat could significantly change the franchise’s […] The post NFL rumors: Will a Week 7 loss turn Buccaneers into deadline sellers? appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Will Jalon Daniels Be In Sunday’s Game Plan?
Bucs backup quarterback Jalon Daniels has proven to be very dangerous with his legs. He’s also young and fresh and sharp after three consecutive starts. Will Bucs offensive guru Zac Robinson find a couple of snaps for Daniels tomorrow in […] The post Will Jalon Daniels Be In Sunday’s Game Plan? appeared first on JoeBucsFan.com .
Snake Bytes 10/24: Brew Crew Takes Game 1
The Milwaukee Brewers clinch a tight Game 1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2026 World Series at American Family Field, with Jacob Misiorowski delivering ace‑like pitching and William Contreras earning Player of the Game honors. The recap highlights the Brewers’ early advantage, notes former Diamondback Jake Woodford’s rare dual‑team experience, and touches on related news—including a Diamondbacks season review, the passing of ex‑Brewer/Twins star Todd Benzinger, and the Guardians’ postseason woes—offering a snapshot of the baseball landscape surrounding the series.
What happens if Rays win, tie or lose vs. Brewers today in the 2026 MLB World Series Game 2?
The Rays enter Game 2 of the 2026 World Series needing a win to level the series at 1‑1 and halt Milwaukee’s six‑game postseason streak. A victory would boost confidence and shift momentum, while a tie sends the game to traditional extra innings—no ghost runner rule applies. A loss gives the Brewers a 2‑0 lead and forces Tampa Bay into a daunting comeback, a scenario rarely overcome in World Series history. The article outlines these outcomes and highlights junior slugger Junior Caminero’s role against veteran Gary Sanchez’s uncertainty.
World Series Game 1 Recap: Brewers Hold Off the Rays 3-2 After a Ninth-Inning Replay Reversal
A record first pitch, a first-inning lead, four innings of relief and a game-ending double play that turned into a run on review. Milwaukee leads the World Series 1-0.
Buccaneers’ perfect Justin Herbert trade offer if Chargers decide to deal franchise QB
Coming into the season as a couple of potential playoff teams, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Los Angeles Chargers have looked anything but. Both teams are a combined 1-11 record, with the Buccaneers’ Week 5 win over the Dallas Cowboys the lone positive result between the pair. If either roster doesn’t undergo at least some […] The post Buccaneers’ perfect Justin Herbert trade offer if Chargers decide to deal franchise QB appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Kansas City Royals news: Alex Lange is outrighted off the roster
The Kansas City Royals have outrighted reliever Alex Lange—and also pitchers Mason Black, Connor Seabold, Alec Marsh, and Easton McGee—to the minors, clearing a roster spot as the club looks to reshape its farm system. The move follows ongoing discussions about leveraging lessons from the Brewers and Rays, as well as debates over trading first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino. While Black lacks free‑agency rights and remains under three years of service, the Royals hope to develop these arms in a non‑roster capacity. The article also touches on broader MLB news, including a $23.15 million qualifying offer increase and Shohei Ohtani’s health outlook.
Cleveland Guardians 2026 Post-Mortem: Guard Ball at a Crossroads
For a moment, it looked like the Cleveland Guardians were going to do it again. After storming back from an 0-2 deficit against division rival Chicago in the ALDS, Cleveland carried that momentum into Tampa Bay. Home runs from Chase DeLauter and Patrick Bailey, along with a clutch RBI single from José Ramírez, helped the […] The post Cleveland Guardians 2026 Post-Mortem: Guard Ball at a Crossroads appeared first on Just Baseball .
Mariners News: Trevor Megill, Jacob Misiorowski, and Brant Brown
The Brewers clinch a 3-2 win over the Rays in Game 1 of the 2026 World Series, with closer Trevor Megill preserving the lead after a replay‑overturned double play and rookie Jacob Misiorowski setting a World Series record with a 103.5 mph fastball to Yandy Díaz. Game 2 tips off at 5 p.m. PDT. Meanwhile, Mariners star Randy Arozarena appears in a Marvel “Avengers: Doomsday” promo before free agency, and the Lookout Landing Awards voting extends to Oct. 31. The Cardinals part ways with former Mariners bench coach Brant Brown, and CBA talks heat up as the Dec. 1 deadline approaches.
World Series Game 1 between Brewers, Rays makes MLB history not seen since 2000
The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays opened the 2026 World Series with a 3-2 game that featured a statistical rarity not seen in a Fall Classic opener in 26 years. The Brewers secured the win Friday night at American Family Field, taking a 1-0 series lead in the franchise’s first World Series appearance since […] The post World Series Game 1 between Brewers, Rays makes MLB history not seen since 2000 appeared first on ClutchPoints .
3 Takeaways From the Avalanche’s 6-3 Win Over the Lightning
It’s not often you can say it, but the Colorado Avalanche have been in a funk. Losing to the New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia Flyers will do that to you,…
3 Rays most to blame after World Series Game 1 comeback attempt falls short
The Tampa Bay Rays cannot pin their World Series Game 1 loss on the final swing alone. Friday’s 3-2 loss vs. the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field reflected missed opportunities that accumulated long before their ninth-inning comeback ended. Tampa Bay went 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position and enters Saturday night’s Game 2 trailing […] The post 3 Rays most to blame after World Series Game 1 comeback attempt falls short appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Deen’s Daily: Avalanche Looked More Confident vs Tampa Bay; Hellebuyck Leaves Central Division
The Colorado Avalanche snapped a skid by beating the Tampa Bay Lightning, with Nazem Kadri breaking his 10‑game goalless streak on a power‑play goal. Meanwhile, Winnipeg Jets' veteran netminder Connor Hellebuyck is traded to the New Jersey Devils, ending his tenure in the Central Division. The Daily also notes the Panthers’ urgent roster shake‑up after back‑to‑back losses, the Canadiens’ Jake Evans finally scoring, and the Bruins’ Morgan Geekie struggling to find the net.
Milwaukee Brewers: Aaron Ashby on pace to set MLB postseason record after 3-2 victory in World Series Game 1
The Brewers seize a 1-0 lead in the 2026 World Series, edging Tampa Bay 3-2. Reliever Aaron Ashby throws 1.2 scoreless innings in Game 1, raising his postseason total to 14⅓ scoreless innings – tied for the second‑longest streak in MLB postseason history, behind only Andrew Miller’s 16 innings. Ashby’s line reads 3 K, no hits or walks, and he’s 1‑0 with a 0.00 ERA and two saves this playoff run. Meanwhile teammate Jacob Misiorowski belts a 103.5 mph fastball, the fastest ever in a World Series, and rattles 38 pitches over 100 mph, shattering Aroldis Chapman’s record. Ashby’s consistency could see him break the reliever shutout record as the series unfolds.
Pat Murphy praises William Contreras’ performance after Brewers’ win over Rays in Game 1 of 2026 World Series
Pat Murphy hails catcher William Contreras as the Game 1 player of the game after the Milwaukee Brewers edge the Tampa Bay Rays 3‑2 to open the 2026 World Series. Contreras went 2‑for‑3 with a walk, an RBI single and a run, anchoring the offense while handling the pitching staff. Christian Yelich added a triple, Jackson Chourio a two‑hit night, and rookie Jacob Misiorowski threw a 5‑inning, 103.5 mph strikeout performance before Trevor Megill closed out the ninth. The win marks the Brewers’ first Game 1 victory in 44 years, and Game 2 follows Saturday, Oct. 24, at American Family Field.
Steelers Vs Saints Preview: 5 Keys To Victory In Week 7
The Steelers, 4‑2 and tied atop the AFC North, travel to Paris for a Week 7 showdown with the 2‑4 New Orleans Saints. After a dramatic comeback win over Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh looks to secure a third straight victory, while the Saints aim to bounce back from a win against New York. The preview outlines five critical factors that could decide the game, including quarterback play, defensive matchups, special teams, turnover battle, and coaching adjustments.
Orioles news: An uncertain MLB offseason inches closer
As the World Series heads toward a conclusion, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred warns that a salary‑cap‑driven lockout could begin on Dec. 1, throwing the offseason into uncertainty. The lockout may force teams, including the Orioles, to pause major free‑agent deals until budget rules are clear. Meanwhile, the Brewers edged the Rays 3‑2 in Game 1, with Trevor Megill sealing the win. The article also touches on Orioles topics: Jared Banner’s potential impact, prospect Ethan Anderson’s progress, infield coach Miguel Cairo’s praise for Gunnar Henderson, and birthday notes for former O’s players. The looming labor dispute may dominate baseball headlines after the World Series ends.
Weekend BP: World Series Game 2
Game 2 of the 2026 World Series pits the Tampa Bay Rays against the Milwaukee Brewers Saturday night at 5 p.m. PT on Fox/Fox One, with ESPN Radio carrying the action. The Rays will send right‑hander Drew Rasmussen, who posted a 2.67 ERA and 174 strikeouts in the regular season and most recently delivered seven strong innings in a 3‑1 win over Cleveland. Opposing him is Brewers starter Logan Henderson, who posted a 2.47 ERA with 110 strikeouts and earned the win in a 7‑4 triumph over the Dodgers. The preview outlines both pitchers’ postseason records as fans await the decisive showdown.
Rob Manfred Addresses MLB Salary Cap Stance as Brewers, Rays Compete for World Series Title
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred continued the league's push for a salary cap prior to Game 1 of the World Series on Friday night.
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Neither the Rays or Brewers have ever won a World Series
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