The Milwaukee Brewers won a tense opener of the 2026 World Series over the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday and are right back in action less than 24 hours later for Game 2 in Milwaukee.
Playing their first World Series game in 44 years, the Brewers survived a hectic ninth inning for a 3-2 victory at American Family Field as catcher Willson Contreras put in a star performance
with two hits and two runners caught stealing."I think where people get in trouble is they try to overcomplicate what the moment is," Rays Game 2 starter Drew Rasmussen told reporters. "The plate is still 60 feet, 6 inches away."
Neither franchise has ever won a World Series title. Game 3 will be played on Monday, Oct. 26 at Tropicana Field.
Where to watch Brewers vs Rays: World Series TV channel, for Game 2
- Time: 8:08 p.m. ET
- TV channel: Fox
- Live stream: Fubo
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Brewers vs Rays World Series schedule
- Game 1: Brewers 3, Rays 2
- Game 2: Saturday, October 24 — 8:00 PM ET, at Milwaukee – TICKETS
- Game 3: Monday, October 26 — 8:00 PM ET, at Tampa Bay
- Game 4: Tuesday, October 27 — 8:00 PM ET, at Tampa Bay
- Game 5 (if necessary): Wednesday, October 28 — 8:00 PM ET, at Tampa Bay
- Game 6 (if necessary): Friday, October 30 — 8:00 PM ET, at Milwaukee – TICKETS
- Game 7 (if necessary): Saturday, October 31 — 8:00 PM ET, at Milwaukee – TICKETS
World Series odds: Rays vs Brewers
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