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Rays have made uncharacteristic mistakes to fall behind Brewers 2-0 in World Series

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Published 25 Oct 2026, 23:31 GMT1 min read

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The Tampa Bay Rays face a 2-0 deficit in the World Series because they haven’t played the smart, crisp, small-ball brand of baseball that helped them win 105 games to this point. They’ve made mistakes on the bases, committed errors in the field, and struck out more than usual at the plate. The ball just hasn’t bounced Tampa Bay’s way in a pair of grueling one-run losses to the Milwaukee Brewers. Game 3 is Monday night at Tropicana Field.

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