Rays Stay Alive in World Series, But History Favors Brewers
Ben Williamson had waited most of the night for a chance to help the Tampa Bay Rays save their season. When it finally came, with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 12th inning, he delivered the single that beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4–3 and kept the World Series alive. MIDNIGHT MAYHEM #ForTampaBay | […]
After a hard-fought Game 4, the Tampa Bay Rays secured a 4-3 victory against the Milwaukee Brewers, keeping their World Series hopes alive and setting up a crucial fifth game. Rookie Cooper Pratt's solo home run in the top of the 12th inning gave Milwaukee the lead, but Tampa Bay responded with a rally that saw Junior Caminero reach on an error, Liam Hicks deliver a single, Cedric Mullins score from third base, and pinch hitter Ben Williamson deliver the walk-off single.
Ben Williamson, who had struggled at the plate during the postseason, hit the decisive run-scoring ground ball. The Rays had only a slim chance of overcoming a 3-0 deficit, as only four teams in history have managed to do so and lost the following game. With the Brewers leading the best-of-seven series 3-1, Tampa Bay must now win Game 5 and force a Game 6 at Milwaukee to have a chance at winning the championship.
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