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Happy Wednesday, everyone! Well, we finally know what our World Series matchup will be, and it won’t be featuring the Cubs’ 2016 foes, the Cleveland Guardians. Cleveland was bested by the Tampa Bay Rays in six games, despite taking an…

The Tampa Bay Rays will face the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series following the Rays' six-game victory over the Cleveland Guardians in the ALCS. The matchup sets up a rare postseason contest between two small-market franchises after both squads secured their respective pennants.
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