Rays Win Game 4, Cut Brewers’ Lead to 3–1

The Tampa Bay Rays beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4–3 in 12 innings in Game 4, cutting Milwaukee’s World Series lead to 3–1 and keeping Tampa Bay’s title hopes alive. The Brewers had led 3–2 on Cooper Pratt’s solo homer before a throwing error helped spark a five-hit Rays rally; Jonny DeLuca tied the game and Ben Williamson hit the walk-off without the Brewers recording an out in the inning. Milwaukee remains one win from its first championship, while Tampa Bay became the fifth team to win a World Series Game 4 after falling behind 3–0; no team has come back from that deficit to win the series. Brewers reliever Aaron Ashby extended his scoreless postseason streak to 18 innings, surpassing Andrew Miller’s record for a reliever in one postseason.