Rays Rally in 12th to Beat Brewers, Force Game 5
The Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 in Game 4 of the World Series, coming back in a 12th-inning rally to prevent a sweep and force a Game 5.
Buffalo, NY, October 28, 2026 —
The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 in Game 4 of the World Series, using a rally in the 12th inning to avoid a sweep and force a fifth game.
The result kept the series going after the Brewers had been in position to complete a sweep. Instead, Tampa Bay secured the one-run victory in extra innings. The summary of the game does not provide details about the plays in the rally, the players involved, or how the winning run scored.
The final score was 4-3. The game extended to the 12th inning, but no inning-by-inning scoring breakdown was provided. The location and date of the game were also not specified, and no information was provided about the starting pitchers, attendance, or individual performances.
Game 5 is now required following the Rays’ victory. The available information does not state when or where that game will be played, what the series score was before Game 4, or which team will host the next matchup. It also does not include comments from players or team officials.
For now, the stated outcome is clear: Tampa Bay won Game 4 by one run, with a 12th-inning rally preventing a sweep. Further details about the game and the upcoming matchup were not included in the summary.
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