In Game 4 of the 2026 World Series, the Tampa Bay Rays erased a 3-2 deficit in the 12th inning to beat the Milwaukee Brewers, staving off a sweep and pushing the series to a decisive Game 5. The Brewers still need one win for their first franchise title, while the Rays aim to force a return to Milwaukee. The article also notes looming CBA talks that could trigger a lockout, warns of a potentially shortened 2027 season, and briefly covers Padres updates—including Jeremiah Estrada’s injury, the team's role in negotiations, and top prospects—plus Francisco Lindor’s 2026 Roberto Clemente Award.
The Milwaukee Brewers are on the cusp of winning the World Series. And they can thank Cooper Pratt, in part, for reaching this point. He nearly won the World Series for the Brewers in Game 4. In Game 5, he put them on the board early in the contest. Cooper Pratt brings home the game's […]
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Game 3 of the Brewers‑Rays World Series plummets to an average 8.44 million viewers, making it the fourth‑least‑watched World Series game ever and possibly the lowest since Nielsen began tracking in 1968. The dip follows strong openings—Game 1 drew 12.26 million and Game 2 10.85 million—but was hurt by a 10‑1 blowout and direct competition from Monday Night Football, which pulled 18.73 million viewers. Analysts note the slump reflects scheduling and result rather than baseball’s overall health, and viewership is expected to rebound for Games 4 and 5, which faced no major sports competition.
A scoreboard glitch stole the spotlight in Game 4 of the World Series when Tropicana Field’s jumbotron prematurely flashed a “World Series Champions” graphic with the Milwaukee Brewers logo after rookie Cooper Pratt’s 12th‑inning, go‑ahead homer gave the Brewers a 3‑2 lead over the Tampa Bay Rays. The visual blunder vanished as the Rays rallied to win 4‑3 in the bottom of the inning, turning the mistake into a viral talking point. Pratt made history as the first rookie to record four hits in a potential clinching game, and both teams’ managers praised his effort despite the loss. All eyes now turn to Game 5.
After a 12‑inning loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, the Milwaukee Brewers get a second chance to clinch the 2026 World Series. The blog preview highlights Cooper Pratt's dramatic home run in Game 4 at Tropicana Field and poses the key question: will the Rays force a return to Milwaukee, or can the Brewers seal the championship now? The preview teases the upcoming Game 5 showdown on October 27 in St. Petersburg, FL.
The author questions whether the Milwaukee Brewers, up 3-0 over the Tampa Bay Rays, might deliberately lose Games 4 and 5 to force a home‑field World Series finale and maximize revenue. He highlights the financial stakes: a $300 average ticket price could generate about $13 million per sell‑out game at American Family Field, plus concessions, parking and broadcast ads. He notes that most recent World Series have stretched to six or seven games, suggesting commercial incentives. The post previews Game 4 on FOX at 5 p.m., urging readers to consider the money‑driven motives behind the series.
After a marathon 12‑inning battle, the Tampa Bay Rays snap Milwaukee's bid for a sweep with a 5‑4 win in Game 4, giving the franchise its first World Series victory at Tropicana Field since 2008. The series now stands 3‑1 in favor of the Brewers, and Game 5 features ace‑vs‑ace matchup: Jacob Misiorowski for the Rays against short‑rest Drew Rasmussen for Milwaukee. The article previews the 8 p.m. EST broadcast on FOX, recaps Game 4 highlights, and poses questions about the Rays' chances to force a return to Milwaukee and the role of closer "The Miz" in the remaining games.
The 2026 World Series heads into Game 5 on Wednesday, with the Milwaukee Brewers facing the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field. After the Rays clinched a walk‑off win in extra innings on Tuesday, the Brewers will start Jacob Misiorowski, while the Rays counter with Drew Rasmussen. The game tips off at 7 p.m. Central on Fox. Fans are invited to join the conversation and follow live updates.
On Oct. 27, 2026, Tampa Bay Rays pinch‑hitter Ben Williamson (15) delivers a dramatic walk‑off single in the 12th inning of Game 4 of the World Series, prompting a celebratory Gatorade splash at Tropicana Field. The victory forces a decisive Game 5 on Oct. 28, pitting Brewers ace Jacob Misierowski against Rays left‑hander Drew Rasmussen. The thread notes broadcast details (Fox/FOX ONE, 5 p.m. PT) and fan reactions, while the author predicts a possible shift back to Milwaukee.
Game 5 of the 2026 World Series pits the Milwaukee Brewers, led by ace Jacob Misiorowski (16‑5, 1.80 ERA) and a likely NL Cy Young winner, against the Tampa Bay Rays, who will start former Brewer Drew Rasmussen (16‑5, 2.67 ERA) on short rest. After the Rays escaped a sweep with an extra‑inning win in Game 4, this decisive matchup could see the Rays become only the fifth team to win a Game 4 after trailing 3‑0, while the Brewers aim for their first championship. The game airs on FOX at 7 p.m. CT.
The Tampa Bay Rays are turning to ace Drew Rasmussen on short rest for Game 5 of the World Series. The Rays won Game 4 by a final score of 4-3 to keep the series alive. Tampa Bay still trails the Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 in the series, so the Rays’ hope is that Rasmussen can […]
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In Game 4 of the 2026 World Series, the Tampa Bay Rays survived a dramatic 12th‑inning comeback, overturning Cooper Pratt's walk‑off homer to win 4‑3 over the Milwaukee Brewers. The victory forces a decisive Game 5 on Wednesday night at 8 PM ET, with Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski pitching for Tampa and right‑hander Drew Rasmussen starting for Milwaukee on short rest. Both teams have released their lineups, and FOX will broadcast the likely final MLB game before the upcoming lockout.
Dodgers owner Mark Walter quashes any talk of selling the franchise after recent exits from the Los Angeles Lakers and Chelsea FC. Citing Dodger Nation, Walter reiterates his long‑term commitment to Los Angeles as the team rebuilds following a NLCS loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. Analysts say the Dodgers could fetch $8‑$10 billion if ever put on the market, far above the $2.15 billion Guggenheim paid in 2012. Walter’s Lakers stake sold for a $12.5 billion valuation, netting about $2.5 billion, while his Chelsea holdings were off‑loaded to Clearlake Capital. The focus now shifts to roster moves, including trade chatter around Tigers ace Tarik Skubal.
Ben Williamson’s walk‑off single gives the Tampa Bay Rays a 2‑1 edge over the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 4 of the 2026 World Series at Tropicana Field. The blog notes the thrilling finish and previews Game 5 lineups, with Drew Rasmussen on the mound for the Rays and Jacob Misiorowski starting for the Brewers. The author also shares personal plans for a vacation in Huatulco, Mexico, and hopes to catch potential Game 6 or 7 elsewhere. The post captures the excitement of the series and the anticipation of the next decisive matchup.
The Milwaukee Brewers lead the 2026 World Series 3-1 over the Tampa Bay Rays after nearly sweeping Game 4, but the Rays rallied in the bottom of the 12th to force a decisive Game 5 in St. Petersburg on October 28. Starting pitchers Jacob Misiorowski (1-0, 2.70 ERA) face Drew Rasmussen (2-0, 2.19 ERA) as both teams eye a historic comeback—Rays aim to become the first team to force a Game 6 after trailing 3-0. The matchup airs on FOX at 6 p.m. MDT, with radio on ESPN Radio.
DRaysBay’s October 28, 2026 post sparks a fan discussion ahead of World Series Game 5 between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers. The article invites readers to join the conversation, sign up for a community account, and follow the latest updates on the series as it heads to Tropicana Field.
The World Series shifts to Game 5 as the Milwaukee Brewers face the Tampa Bay Rays at 8:00 p.m. ET in Tropicana Field. Jacob Misiorowski gets the ball for the Brewers, returning after a rest since Game 1, while the Rays stick with ace Drew Rasmussen on four days’ rest despite his recent struggles and injury history. Both teams’ bullpens are depleted after an extra‑innings walk‑off win by the Rays in Game 4, making this pitching duel a crucial factor in the series.
The Brewers sit on a 3-1 World Series lead and could clinch the title in Game 5 tonight. Jacob Misiorowski, the franchise’s Cy‑Young frontrunner, is set to start against a fatigued Rays rotation, with Drew Rasmussen pitching on just three days’ rest after a whirlwind of starter usage. After a dramatic 12th‑inning loss in Game 4, Milwaukee’s lineup—featuring Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich and rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt—looks to finish the job, while Tampa Bay’s roster includes Yandy Díaz and Junior Caminero. A win would give the Brewers their first championship in 58 years.
After thrillers in Games 1, 2 and 4 of the 2026 World Series, the Milwaukee Brewers completely shut down the Tampa Bay Rays to polish off a 4-1 victory, both in the game and in the series.
Game 5 of the 2026 World Series pits the Milwaukee Brewers against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field on Oct. 28. After the Rays survived an extra‑inning elimination game, both clubs face must‑win situations. The Brewers start Cy Young hopeful Jacob Misiorowski (16‑5, 1.80 ERA), while the Rays counter with Drew Rasmussen (16‑5, 2.67 ERA) looking for redemption after a rough Game 2 start. With the series hanging in the balance, a win for either side could clinch the championship or extend what may become the greatest comeback in World Series history.
The article reflects on the Milwaukee Brewers' potential clinch in Game 5 of the 2026 World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays, lamenting that the Rays avoided a sweep after previous 5‑ and 6‑game losses. It references the rarity of a Game 7 comeback—only the Red Sox have done it after trailing 3‑0 in a playoff series—and expresses hope that Brewers pitcher Drew Rasmussen leads Milwaukee to victory.
The World Series shifts to Tampa for Game 5 as the Rays host the Brewers at Tropicana Field on Oct. 28, 2026. After Ben Williamson’s 12th‑inning RBI single clinched a 4‑3 win in Game 4, both clubs line up their stars: Tampa Bay rolls out Yandy Díaz (DH), Jonathan Aranda (1B), Junior Caminero (3B) and starter Drew Rasmussen, while Milwaukee counters with Jackson Chourio (LF), Christian Yelich (DH), William Contreras (C) and rookie pitcher Jacob Misiorowski. The showdown tips off at 8 p.m. EDT on FOX/Fox One (Spanish on Fox Deportes) with ESPN Radio delivering play‑by‑play.
Game 4 of the 2026 World Series earns the "instant classic" label after the Tampa Bay Rays forced a 12‑inning comeback in a must‑win situation, becoming only the fifth team to force a Game 5 while trailing 3‑0 in the series. With the Brewers holding a 3‑1 lead, Game 5 kicks off at 7 p.m. CT, streamed on Fox and Fox One, featuring Jacob Misiorowski on the mound for Tampa Bay. Fans can follow the action via MLB.com Gameday or Baseball‑Reference preview.
After a dramatic 12‑inning Game 4 where the Tampa Bay Rays stunned the Milwaukee Brewers with a walk‑off single by Ben Williamson, the World Series heads to a decisive Game 5 tonight at 7 p.m. on Fox. The post recaps the pivotal moments—Brewers’ top‑of‑the‑12th lead, Rays’ two‑run rally, and Williamson’s game‑winning hit—then invites fans to discuss the upcoming showdown between the Rays and Brewers.
Game 5 of the 2026 World Series pits the Tampa Bay Rays against the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 8:00 PM ET on FOX (also FOX Deportes). After a dramatic 12th‑inning comeback win on Tuesday, the Rays look to force a Game 6, while the Brewers—bolstered by Christian Yelich, Jackson Chourio, William Contreras and starter Jacob Misiorowski— aim for their first championship. Key hitters for Tampa Bay include Junior Caminero, Yandy Díaz and Chandler Simpson. Fans can stream the showdown live via Fubo or DIRECTV (free trials available).