Rays Stay Alive With 12-Inning Comeback Against Brewers
The Tampa Bay Rays kept their World Series hopes alive by securing a dramatic 12-inning comeback victory against the Milwaukee Brewers, preventing elimination. This win sets up the possibility of a historic comeback from a 3-0 series deficit, a feat…
Sioux Falls, SD, October 28, 2026 —
The Tampa Bay Rays avoided elimination with a 12-inning comeback victory over the Milwaukee Brewers in St. Petersburg, Florida, keeping their World Series hopes alive.
The win leaves open the possibility of the Rays overcoming a 3-0 series deficit. No team has completed that comeback in World Series history, according to the trend summary. The Rays’ victory therefore keeps alive a chance to achieve a milestone that has never been reached in the championship’s history.
The game lasted 12 innings, but the information provided does not include the final score, the date, details of how the comeback unfolded or the players involved. It also does not specify the series’ schedule or what comes next for either team.
The result prevented the Rays from being eliminated and preserved the series’ potential for a historic turn. Whether they can extend the series further remains unresolved. The available details establish the outcome and its significance, but do not provide additional game-by-game context.
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