Rays Rally Past Brewers To Extend World Series
The Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 in Game 4 of the World Series during a 12th-inning rally, avoiding a sweep and extending the series to Game 5.
Missoula, MT, October 27, 2026 —
The Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 in Game 4 of the World Series, rallying in the 12th inning to avoid a sweep and extend the series to Game 5.
The result kept the series going after four games. The Rays’ late rally turned a one-run game in their favor, with the final score leaving Milwaukee short of a victory that would have completed a sweep. The trend summary does not provide further details about how the rally unfolded or which players contributed.
Game 5 is next in the series, according to the information provided. No date, venue, starting time or details about the teams’ plans for the game were included. The summary also does not identify the players who scored, the pitchers involved, or the specific sequence of events that led to the final run.
The 4-3 result and 12th-inning rally are the only game details available in the summary. It does not state whether either team made a particular strategic change, describe any notable plays, or include comments from players or coaches. Accordingly, the result establishes that Tampa Bay avoided a sweep and extended the matchup, but the circumstances beyond the late rally remain unspecified.
The teams are set to continue the World Series in Game 5. Further information about when and where that game will be played was not provided.
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