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The Milwaukee Brewers hold a 1-0 lead over the Tampa Bay Rays as the teams prepare for Game 2 of the 2026 World Series. Tampa Bay looks to level the best-of-seven series behind starting pitcher Drew Rasmussen, who faces his former team. Milwaukee counters on the mound with 24-year-old starter Logan Henderson.
Rasmussen enters the contest having posted a 1.29 ERA across 21 postseason innings over three playoff starts. Henderson, who has recorded a 3.00 ERA this postseason, makes his first appearance in nearly two weeks against a high-contact Rays lineup.
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