Rays Beat Brewers in 12 Innings to Avoid World Series Sweep

Sport · First reported 28 Oct, 12:09 · Updated 13:08

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The Rays beat the Brewers 4-3 in 12 innings in Game 4, avoiding a sweep and setting up Game 5. A ninth-inning replay reversal ended a Milwaukee scoring threat; Tampa Bay later won with a run-scoring homer and a four-hit sequence.

Tampa Bay won Game 4 by 4-3 in 12 innings, avoiding a sweep and keeping its World Series hopes alive.
In the ninth inning, a replay review overturned a safe call on Cooper Pratt at second base, ending Milwaukee’s scoring threat.
Pratt later hit a homer to put the Rays ahead, and four consecutive hits after an error helped secure the win; Game 5 was scheduled for Wednesday.

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Key facts

Game 4 result: Rays 4, Brewers 3, in 12 innings
Replay reversal: Cooper Pratt was ruled safe at second before a challenge overturned the call in the ninth inning.
Rays’ decisive sequence: Pratt hit a homer for a 3-2 lead; after an error, four consecutive hits followed.
Next game: Game 5 was set for Wednesday.