Brewers Rally to Win Game 2 of World Series, Lead Series 2-0

The Milwaukee Brewers achieved a comeback victory against the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 2 of the World Series, winning 5-4 at American Family Field. The Rays initially took a commanding 4-0 lead in the first inning, but the Brewers responded by gradually chipping away at the deficit.

Rookie Cooper Pratt, who made an early error, redeemed himself with a crucial RBI single in the seventh inning that put the Brewers ahead. The Brewers' bullpen played a significant role, holding the Rays scoreless for the final six innings, with Aaron Ashby securing the save and extending his scoreless innings streak to 15 and two-thirds.

Sal Frelick contributed to the Brewers' offense with a home run that tied the game in the sixth inning, marking his first postseason homer since 2024. The Brewers now lead the series 2-0 as they prepare to shift the competition to Tampa Bay for Game 3.