Rays And Brewers Face Off In World Series That Undermines MLB’s Salary Cap Push
The Milwaukee Brewers will face the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series. The matchup undermines MLB's push for a salary cap system.
The Tampa Bay Rays and the Milwaukee Brewers will clash in the 2026 World Series, marking a stark contrast to MLB's efforts to push for a salary cap. The National League's Brewers, who swept the Dodgers in the National League Championship Series, will face the Rays, who eliminated the Cleveland Guardians in the American League Championship Series.
The Dodgers, with the highest payroll in the league, were eliminated in the League Championship Series. The Rays, who will play in their third World Series, will be looking to add to their championship count. The Brewers, making their first appearance since 1982, will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of the 1982 World Series champions.
The MLB Players Association has remained silent on the matter, with executive director Bruce Meyer stating, “I’m gonna let the moment speak for itself.” The World Series kicks off on Friday, Oct 23rd at 8pm ET on FOX.
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