WAITING FOR GAME 3 OF THE WORLD SERIES - Brewers and Rays Wait Plus Thoughts on Jacob Misiorowski's Role
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Milwaukee Brewers dismantle the Los Angeles Dodgers and eye World Series glory, while questions swirl around the New York Yankees’ stagnant leadership. Can Tampa Bay Rays force a Game 7 showdown, or will the Brewers clinch the title in dominant fashion?
Sully tackles heated listener reactions to postseason predictions, unpacks Freddy Peralta’s pivotal role, and compares Jacob Misiorowski’s five-inning stints to legendary World Series aces like Orel Hershiser and Madison Bumgarner. The conversation explores ESPN’s declining relevance in sports coverage, debates men’s health, and spotlights the Yankees’ recurring playoff disappointments under Brian Cashman and Aaron Boone. Plus, baseball trivia, fan commentary, and a look ahead to Rays vs. Brewers Game 3 at Tropicana Field.
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Milwaukee Brewers stun the Tampa Bay Rays with dramatic comebacks, taking a commanding 2-0 World Series lead. Can their belief-fueled approach and resilience rewrite postseason history? The Brewers, dubbed “The Comeback Crew,” showcase relentless at-bats, manufacturing runs against elite pitching—including overcoming a four-run deficit versus Drew Rasmussen and the Rays' staff. Key discussion points include Aaron Ashby's emergence as a postseason hero with a record-breaking scoreless streak, Sal Frelick's improbable home run, and how Milwaukee’s clubhouse culture—emphasizing trust over egos—fuels their run. The episode explores strategic bullpen management by Pat Murphy, match-up advantages, and the critical stakes for the Rays heading into Game 3 behind Freddy Peralta. Tune in for analysis on manufacturing offense vs. home run power, overlooked contributors like Cooper Pratt, and the high-pressure mentality shaping this unforgettable World Series showdown. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gameday Mens Health Gameday Men’s Health is a real, in-person men’s health clinic that looks at the full picture before developing a treatment plan. Book your complimentary test and consult at https://join.gamedaymenshealth.com/reasons_to_choose_gameday-1201?utm_source=lockedon&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=MLB&utm_network=lockedon&utm_adgroup=corp&ghl_tag=national,corp KALSHI For a limited time, Download Kalshi and use code Locked On to get $25 when you trade $25. Kalshi. Trade what’s next.
Tampa Bay Rays squander World Series momentum as Milwaukee Brewers rally from a four-run deficit in a bizarre Game 2. Is a sweep looming, or can Freddie Peralta rescue the Rays' championship hopes?
Milwaukee Brewers rally from a four-run deficit to take a 2-0 lead over the Rays in the World Series. Analysis, stats, and game highlights.
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.
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.