WORLD SERIES GAME 1 IS IN THE BOOKS - Milwaukee Wins Thriller Over Tampa Bay Under Further Review
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It took an accurate replay review, but the Milwaukee Brewers did indeed take a thrilling Game 1 of the World Series from the Tampa Bay Rays. Christian Yelich got the triple early that put the Brewers on the board and Jacob Misiorowski threw gas. But Nick Martinez held his own and Jonathan Aranda got on base 4 times.
Sully looks at the game, some peculiar plays at third base, a look at Game 2 and see sawing loyalties that took place throughout the game.
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The Milwaukee Brewers' formula just keeps working as they take World Series Game 1 in dramatic fashion over the Tampa Bay Rays. Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich, and Willson Contreras sparked a two-run rally in the first inning, Jacob Misiorowski pitched five strong innings, and the Brewers' bullpen—led yet again by Abner Uribe, Aaron Ashby, and Trevor Megill—covered the final four innings in the pivotal win. The Rays made things very interesting in the top of the 9th, particularly after a would-be game-ending double play was overturned after replay review, but the Brewers ultimately held on to win. In game two, Rays ace Drew Rasmussen takes the mound, and he'll be opposed by Brewers No. 2 Logan Henderson.
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