How the Rays Can Battle Back From 2–0 World Series Deficit vs. Brewers The Rays are down, but not out, in the World Series, set to return to Tropicana Field in a 2–0 hole. Sports Illustrated · 6h ago
How 2026 World Series Tickets Compare to Other Recent Major Sports Championships Get-in price for tickets for World Series games in Milwaukee sold for more than four times as much tickets to games at Tropicana Field. Sports Illustrated · 6h ago
Cooper Pratt Battles It Out for Brewers Collective to Take World Series Game 2 Milwaukee wears down Tampa Bay’s pitchers for a thrilling 5-4 victory and 2-0 series lead. Sports Illustrated · 20h ago
Comeback Crew: Brewers Erase Another Early Deficit to Stun the Rays in Game 2 After an impressive turnaround in Game 2, the Brewers now have seven comeback wins during this postseason. Sports Illustrated · Oct 25
The World Series of the have-nots is here. But baseball’s money problem isn’t going away Baseball’s two best regular-season teams are also among its lowest spenders. But their unlikely World Series comes with a warning about the sport’s future The Guardian - US · Oct 24
At 92, Bud Selig hopes this is the moment he finally sees the Milwaukee Brewers win a title Bud Selig, the former Milwaukee Brewers owner and baseball commissioner, reflected on his journey with the team ahead of this World Series The Independent UK · Oct 24
The Curveball, the Comeback and the Calm of Aaron Ashby The Brewers’ standout reliever has pitched 14 scoreless innings in the playoffs. Ashby has come a long way from Crowder College and early MLB struggles. Sports Illustrated · Oct 24
The Rays’ Bad Decisions Doomed Them in Game 1 of the World Series Tampa Bay’s costly baserunning decisions needlessly squandered scoring opportunities and helped hand Milwaukee a 3–2 victory in Friday’s Fall Classic opener. Sports Illustrated · Oct 24
Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski sets World Series velocity record on his first pitch Jacob Misiorowski broke the record for fastest World Series pitch with the very first offering of this year’s Fall Classic, a 103.5 mph fastball from the Milwaukee Brewers’ fireballer to the Tampa Bay Rays’ Yandy Díaz on Friday night The Independent UK · Oct 24
Union head calls MLB's salary cap proposal 'nuclear bomb' ahead of World Series opener Baseball’s union chief said the owners’ proposal of a salary cap this summer was a “nuclear bomb” and players have no interest in the type of economic system Commissioner Rob Manfred maintains is needed for the sport to thrive The Independent UK · Oct 24
Brewers Think They’ve Solved Jacob Misiorowski’s Biggest October Issue Milwaukee’s ace hasn’t had the best version of his fastball in the playoffs, but the coaching staff found a solution ahead of Friday’s World Series opener. Sports Illustrated · Oct 23
Would You Spend $2,000 to See Your Team Play in the World Series? For many baseball fans, watching their favorite team reach the World Series is the kind of experience they may wait decades to see. But when World Series ticket prices climb past $2,000 just to enter the stadium, loyalty suddenly collides with the family budget. Everybody Loves Your Money · Oct 23
Brewers vs. Rays: World Series Predictions, MVP Picks, X-Factors and More Either Milwaukee or Tampa Bay will emerge with its first World Series in franchise history by the end of the month. Here’s how we see it playing out. Sports Illustrated · Oct 23
Move over, bat flips. Baseball's slow home run trots could have their World Series moment Baseball is in a bat-flipping golden era, with players soaking up their turns in the spotlight The Independent UK · Oct 23
The Independent UK · Oct 23 For decades, he’s hunted tickets from Cal Ripken’s ‘Iron Man’ streak. Just 8 elude him Lifelong Orioles fan Rick Taylor has spent 28 years collecting tickets from every game of Cal Ripken Jr.’s 2,632-game streak
The Guardian - US · Oct 23 World Series 2026 predictions: will the Rays or Brewers claim their first title? It’s Milwaukee and Tampa Bay in the 122nd Fall Classic. Our writers predict how it will be decided, who will shine brightest and who will break their World Series maiden
Latin Times · Oct 22 Why Jackson Chourio, William Contreras and Junior Caminero Could Decide the 2026 World Series Jackson Chourio, Junior Caminero and a roster full of Latin stars headline a 2026 World Series guaranteed to produce a first-time champion.
Sports Illustrated · Oct 22 How the Brewers and Rays Built Their World Series Rosters Neither of these two World Series teams are big spenders when it comes to payroll, but they’ve still managed to build impressive rosters.
The Independent UK · Oct 22 World Series preview: Surprising Brewers-Rays showdown will open Jacob Misiorowski's record heat The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays are set to face off in a unique World Series
Sports Illustrated · Oct 22 The Nine Key Factors That Will Swing the 2026 World Series From the Rays’ changeups to Jackson Chourio’s plate discipline, here’s what Tom Verducci thinks will decide the Fall Classic.
Sports Illustrated · Oct 22 The Rays and Brewers Perfected a Blueprint for Beating Baseball’s Big Spenders Tampa Bay and Milwaukee built World Series contenders without massive payrolls, proving baseball's best teams were hiding in plain sight all season.
Sports Illustrated · Oct 21 Comparing the Brewers and Rays’ Payrolls With Other Sports’ Championship Teams Here’s how the Brewers and Rays payrolls stack up against previous World Series teams, as well as championship squads from other major North American sports.
Sports Illustrated · Oct 21 The Hidden Problem With Jacob Misiorowski’s Fastball The Brewers ace has seen his fastball hit far more often in the playoffs despite an increase in velocity. What gives?
Sports Illustrated · Oct 21 Rays vs. Brewers: Five Bold Predictions for the 2026 World Series How will the likes of Jacob Misiorowski, Freddy Peralta, Junior Caminero and Jake Bauers fare in the Fall Classic?
Sports Illustrated · Oct 20 Aaron Boone Must Change the Yankees’ Culture to Take the Next Step “Run it back” is a phrase Yankees fans have heard far too many times over the last few years. And it’s one they’ll be hearing again as it relates to the manager