Summary
The Milwaukee Brewers faced a dramatic setback in the World Series, losing to the Tampa Bay Rays in a tense Game 4 that extended the series. The Brewers had been leading the game until the Rays scored two runs in the 12th inning, marking a rare moment for Milwaukee's bullpen, which had allowed multiple runs in an inning for only the third time in over 61 postseason innings. The loss ended the Brewers' streak of 18 consecutive wins when they held a lead at any point in a game.
Milwaukee's manager, Pat Murphy, faced scrutiny for his decision-making during the game, particularly regarding whether to bring in starter Jacob Mizorowski in the 12th inning. Murphy defended his choice, emphasizing loyalty to his bullpen, which had performed well throughout the postseason. The discussion around this decision sparked debate among analysts and fans about the strategies employed in high-pressure situations.
As the series continues, attention shifts to the performance of key players, including Mizorowski, who has the potential to become a postseason hero. The Brewers remain focused on securing a World Series title, while the Rays aim to capitalize on their momentum from this crucial victory. The outcome of the series now hangs in the balance as both teams prepare for the next game.
Show Notes
Dan recaps Game 4 of the World Series as the Rays held off elimination to force Game 5 tonight. The group debates whether Jacob Misiorowski should have come on in relief to close the game and likely championship. Friend of the show, Charles Barkley stopped by to talk about the state of the NBA. Hall of Famer Steve joined the show to share some stories and talk about some of the most influential quarterbacks to ever play the sport. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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