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Brewers’ Cooper Pratt makes World Series history with bonkers multi-hit Game 4

In Game 4 of the 2026 World Series, 22‑year‑old rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt made history for the Milwaukee Brewers, recording four hits—including a go‑ahead 396‑foot home run in the 12th inning—becoming the first rookie ever with four hits in a potential title‑clincher. Despite his earlier benching and postseason errors, Pratt silenced critics and helped push the Brewers to a 4‑3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays, though the team fell short of clinching the series. The Brewers now face Game 5 on Wednesday, hoping Pratt’s momentum continues.

Brewers rookie Cooper Pratt stuns Rays with late home run in World Series Game 4

Rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt delivers the decisive blow in Game 4 of the 2026 World Series, belting a 12th‑inning solo homer off Ian Seymour to give the Milwaukee Brewers a 3‑2 lead over the Tampa Bay Rays. The swing, a hanging 2‑2 curve, marks Pratt’s first postseason home run and his fourth hit of the night in five at‑bats, pushing the Brewers within three outs of their first championship. After a modest regular season (three homers in 74 games) and recent criticism from manager Pat Murphy, the 22‑year‑old’s clutch hit cements his status as Milwaukee’s unlikely hero.

“Pretty Low Heartbeat”: MLB Legend Reveals How Brewers’ Past Played a Key Role in Major Turnaround

David Ortiz credits the Brewers’ recent postseason surge to the lessons learned from past defeats. After losing the 2024 Wild Card and being swept in the 2025 NLCS, Milwaukee storms back in the 2026 World Series, with Jackson Chourio going 4-for-5 in a 10-1 Game 3 win that puts the club one victory from its first title. Ortiz says the team’s “low heartbeat” and confidence, cultivated by manager Pat Murphy, drive their hot hitting and pitching. The Brewers have tied an MLB record with eight straight postseason wins, scoring 18‑7 in the series while relying on just one home run.

Brewers’ Aaron Ashby makes World Series history in Game 4 relief duty

Aaron Ashby etched his name in MLB lore during Game 4 of the 2026 World Series, delivering 2 ⅓ scoreless innings against the Tampa Bay Rays and extending his postseason streak to a record‑setting 18 consecutive scoreless innings. The left‑handed reliever, a 2018 fourth‑round pick, hasn’t allowed a run since September 19 and has yielded just five hits in the playoffs, outshining both the Dodgers and the Rays. With Jacob Misiorowski anchoring the rotation and Trevor Megill closing, Ashby has emerged as Milwaukee’s key postseason pitcher as the Brewers chase their first championship.

Brewers’ Brice Turang makes unreal catch to throw Yandy Diaz out at first base

In Game 4 of the World Series, Brewers second baseman Brice Turang makes a game‑changing defensive play, leaping to catch a 108.1 mph line drive from Jonathan Aranda and throwing out Yandy Diaz at first. The catch preserves a 2‑2 tie, keeps the Tampa Bay Rays off the bases, and maintains Milwaukee’s 3‑0 series lead as they chase their first championship. Turang, a Gold Glove and Platinum Glove winner, then fields a grounder from Junior Caminero to end the inning, highlighting his reputation as an elite defender.

“I Blame the Organization”: MLB Analyst Tears Into Rays as Tropicana Field Cheers for Brewers

At Game 3 of the 2026 World Series, Milwaukee Brewers fans turned Tampa Bay’s Tropicana Field into a de facto extension of American Family Field, celebrating a 10-1 win over the Rays. MLB analyst Erik Kratz blames the Rays organization, not fan loyalty, for the lopsided crowd, citing weak local advertising, restrictive zoning on causeway billboards, and the stadium’s isolation in St. Petersburg. With 45% of Game 4 tickets bought by Wisconsin and Illinois fans versus only 31% by Floridians, the lack of promotion and logistical hurdles left the Rays outnumbered on their own home turf. The article examines how marketing missteps and venue location contributed to the Brewers‑dominated atmosphere.

Brewers-Rays World Series audience opens not far off Dodgers-Jays

The following article " Brewers-Rays World Series audience opens not far off Dodgers-Jays " originally appeared on Sports Media Watch . Considering the matchup, viewership for Games 1 and 2 of the World Series held up about as well as Fox Sports could have possibly hoped. Visit Sports Media Watch for more sports media news and information.

World Series Game 4 open thread

The Milwaukee Brewers enter Game 4 of the 2026 World Series with a chance to clinch their first championship in 58 years. After a dominant 8‑run fifth inning in Game 3 that forced a ninth straight win, the Brewers lead the series 3‑0 over the Tampa Bay Rays. Their regular‑season best record and a 10‑1 playoff run have left them with a fully rested bullpen and ace Jacob Misiorowski ready for a potential Game 5. Starting for the Rays is Griffin Jax, but no team has ever overturned a 3‑0 World Series deficit. The Brewers could secure the title in St. Petersburg on October 28, 2026.

SnakePit Post-season GDT, #21

The Brewers are on the brink of clinching a swift World Series sweep over the Rays, holding Tampa Bay to just 33 plate appearances in three games—the third‑lowest total in Series history. Tampa Bay’s offense is historicly weak, posting a .187/.237/.264 line and a .501 OPS, the lowest since the 2012 Tigers. Overall, postseason batting this October is the poorest since 1983, with 12 teams combining for a .637 OPS over 2,768 PA. The decisive Game 4 is set for 5 pm on FOX.

Rays’ Kevin Cash drops firm Game 4 goal for Griffin Jax to extend season

Rays manager Kevin Cash tells FOX’s Tom Verducci he needs Griffin Jax to deliver a deep start in Game 4 of the 2026 World Series, hoping the right‑hander can provide 15+ outs and spark a comeback after a 10‑1 loss to the Brewers. Cash stresses the importance of early runs and a productive start, noting Jax’s 3.53 ERA and 116 strikeouts this season but his recent playoff wobble. The Rays must win the matchup to stay alive.

Open Thread: World Series Game Four

The Milwaukee Brewers head into Game Four of the 2026 World Series with a 3-0 lead over the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. The post lists both teams' lineups, featuring Brewers hitters like Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich, and William Contreras, and Rays stars Yandy Diaz, Junior Caminero and pitcher Dustin May. The author notes the streak of three straight Brewers wins and predicts the series may end tonight, ushering in the offseason tomorrow.

World Series Game Four: Open Game Thread

The World Series Game Four pits the Tampa Bay Rays against the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field on October 27, 2026. Richie Palacios returns to the Rays' lineup, while Griffin Jax aims to prevent a sweep. Milwaukee starts Dustin May on the mound. The game, slated for a 5 p.m. start, will air on FOX and FOX Sports One, with local radio coverage on 95.7 WDAE and WTMJ. Fans are urged to support the Rays as the series could be the final baseball action of the year amid a looming lockout.

David Ortiz admits he was stuck in elevator before Brewers-Rays World Series Game 4

On the night of Game 4 of the World Series, Brewers aim to sweep the Rays as FOX Sports analyst David Ortiz reveals he was stuck in an elevator earlier that day. Host Kevin Burkhardt announced Ortiz’s brief ordeal during the pre‑game show, and teammates Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter joked about his fear of claustrophobia and haunted hotel rumors in Milwaukee. Ortiz confirms he escaped unharmed and is ready for the 8 PM ET broadcast, adding a light‑hearted moment before the crucial matchup.

World Series Game Discussion: Brewers vs Rays Game 4 Tuesday

The Milwaukee Brewers will try to lock up a world championship Tuesday night as they take a 3-0 series lead into Tropicana Field. The Rays will start RHP Griffin Jax while the Brewers will reportedly start Dustin May. First pitch is scheduled for 7pm central time and the game broadcast will be available via Fox.

World Series Game 4: Brewers at Rays, 8:00 p.m. ET

Game 4 of the 2026 World Series pits the Milwaukee Brewers against the Tampa Bay Rays at 8:00 p.m. ET in Tampa. The Brewers, eyeing their first championship, face a Rays team trying to avoid a historic 0‑3 deficit after two straight losses. Pitching matchup features RHP Dustin May (5.63 ERA) for Milwaukee versus RHP Griffin Jax (6.00 ERA) for Tampa Bay. Broadcast on FOX, the game promises a chance for Milwaukee to close out the series while the Rays fight to stay alive.

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 10/27/26

The Pinstripe Alley thread previews World Series Game 4 between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers, who lead the series 3-0 and can clinch the title at Tropicana Field on Oct. 27, 2026. The article references the Brewers' historic 1982 near‑championship and highlights the dominant postseason run that puts Wisconsin on the brink of its first title. It lists a game‑3 recap, season analysis of Amed Rosario, and other side features, while prompting fans to vote on whether the Rays force a Game 5 or the Brewers seal the series and who might be named MVP.

Brewers can clinch the World Series with a Game 4 win over Rays tonight

The Milwaukee Brewers lead the 2026 World Series 3-0 after a dominant 10-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 3, setting up a chance to clinch the title with a Game 4 victory tonight at Tropicana Field. Brewers starter Dustin May will take the mound against Rays rookie Griffin Jax, who follows a short‑look at Freddy Peralta. First pitch is scheduled for just after 8:00 PM ET on FOX. A win would give Milwaukee its first championship as the league heads toward a potential lockout after the CBA expires Dec. 1.

World Series Game 4: Rays vs. Brewers Discussion

The post previews a discussion of World Series Game 4 between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers, published on October 27, 2026, and features a September 20 photo of Rays pitcher Griffin Jax. It invites fans to join the conversation, sign up for a user account for fewer ads, community posting, and comments, and encourages downloading the SB Nation app.

World Series game 4 discussion thread

The Milwaukee Brewers enter Game 4 of the 2026 World Series with a 3-0 series lead over the Tampa Bay Rays. Fans in Wisconsin are buzzing as the team eyes its first championship, but the Brewers opt for right‑hander Dustin May (5.64 ERA) instead of ace Jacob Misiorowski, who could have been saved for a potential Game 7. The decision leaves the Rays with a chance to spark a comeback. Lineups are on deck, with the Brewers ready to make history as the series heads to Tropicana Field.

World Series Game 4 chat and discussion

Game 3 of the 2026 World Series sees the Milwaukee Brewers explode for an eight‑run, two‑out fifth inning, turning a 2-0 lead into a 10-0 surge and clinching a 10-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays. The win puts Milwaukee up 3-0 and on the brink of its first championship, setting up a pivotal Game 4 that could either crown the Brewers or give Griffin Jax a chance to keep the Rays alive.

World Series Game 4, Brewers at Rays: Lineups, broadcast info, and open thread, 10/27/26

The World Series Game 4 showdown pits the Brewers against the Rays on Oct. 23, 2026, with lineups led by Brewers LF Jackson Chourio and DH Christian Yelich, while the Rays counter with DH Yandy Diaz and catcher Liam Hicks. Starting pitchers are Dustin May for Milwaukee and Griffin Jax for Tampa Bay. The game tips off at 8 p.m. EDT on FOX/FOX ONE (Spanish on Fox Deportes) and streams on ESPN Radio. Fans can join the live discussion thread on Amazin’ Avenue.

2026 World Series discussion thread: Game 4

The Brewers steamroll the Rays 10-2 in Game 3 of the 2026 World Series and now eye a historic sweep. Milwaukee sends right‑hander Dustin May (0-0, 5.63 ERA) to the mound against Tampa Bay’s Griffin Jax (0-1, 6.00 ERA) for Game 4 on Oct. 27 at 6 p.m. MDT. With the Brewers up 3‑0 in the series, the underdog Rays must avoid a shutout as the matchup pits Freddy Peralta (2‑0, 1.08 ERA) against rookie left‑hander Robert Gasser (0‑0, 1.00 ERA). The game streams on FOX and airs on ESPN Radio.