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Happy Monday, everyone. It was quite a weekend for those who watched the World Series get underway in Milwaukee. While the match ostensibly pairs the two strongest teams in baseball, the Rays have been struggling mightily against the Brewers, making some truly egregious defensive gaffes that would look bad during the regular season but are doing them no favors in the World Series, especially. We’ve got more on that below, plus a look at the players proving to be difference-makers this postseason,
a new World Series pitching record, and Stephen Vogt puts to bed any rumors he might be heading West.
Let’s get right into it!
Detroit Tigers News
- Not surprising at all. Just wish they’d been able to see some more wins.
- Hao-Yu Lee working this offseason.
MLB News
- What’s been working (and not working) for the Brewers and Rays this World Series?
- The unlikely hero who helped push the Brewers to a 2-0 series lead.
- For being the best teams in baseball, we saw some really questionable defense on display in Game Two of the World Series.
- A postseason report card for Stephen Vogt.
- Three ways the Rays can force a return to Milwaukee.
- Some key takeaways from Game Two.
- A look at the big velocity jump for Freddy Peralta this postseason.
- A Rays clubhouse attendant helped make a custom glove for a Buccaneers player.
- Meet the Brewers fan who walks to every single home game.
- How Aaron Ashby has proven to be the man the Brewers need when things get hairy.
- Ranking all 52 players in the World Series.
- Comparing the 2026 Brewers to the 1982 Brewers.
- Rob Manfred says despite a small-market World Series being good for baseball, a salary cap is still necessary.
- Jacob Misiorowski set a velocity record for World Series pitching this weekend.
- Ranking the worst commercials of the MLB postseason. ($)
- How players like Jackson Chourio and Junior Caminero bring excitement to the postseason.
- How the memory of Bob Uecker is making this Brewers run bittersweet. ($)
- Why do the Rays seem to be falling apart in the World Series? ($)
- That’s a lot of merch.
- Payton Tolle is having the time of his life as a postseason correspondent.
- Can’t say I expected to see a Marvel/MLB crossover.
