The Rays try for back-to-back magic while the Brewers look to make history

Chandler Simpson delivered three hits in the Tampa Bay Rays' 4-3 World Series Game 4 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. His clutch 12th-inning single set up Ben Williamson's walk-off winner, highlighting Simpson's speed, defense and importance as Tampa Bay fights to avoid elimination.

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The Milwaukee Brewers were just three outs away from celebrating their first World Series championship. Then everything fell apart. Now, after one of the most unbelievable finishes of the postseason, the Tampa Bay Rays have new life, and Milwaukee may have given its opponent exactly what it needed to make baseball history. The Rays stunned…

Dan Patrick evaluates the Brewers' bullpen's "rare" misstep in Game 4 of the World Series, exploring if Pat Murphy should have considered bringing in Jacob Misiorowski.

The Tampa Bay Rays needed a hero to keep their World Series hopes alive. Ben Williamson wasn't the player many expected to deliver, but the versatile infielder came through when it mattered most.

History actually works in the Tampa Bay Rays' favor as they try to win three straight ALCS games against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Ben Williamson helped extend the series for the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.

Well, that was one hell of a baseball game last night. We had controversial umpiring calls (a late-inning overturned safe call at second). Controversial managerial calls (Pat Murphy declining to bring in his best pitcher to get three outs in the 12th). Defensive gems (the Chandler Simpson catch, everything Brice Turang did). Defensive boners (an […]