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ST. PETERSBURG -- For seven months, this season felt like a dream come true for the Rays. Despite being widely projected to finish last in their own division, they spent most of the year with the American League’s best record.…

The Tampa Bay Rays' unexpected postseason run concluded with a 4-1 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 5 of the World Series at Tropicana Field. Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski and Milwaukee's bullpen held the Rays to just four hits to secure the championship series 4-1. Rays manager Kevin Cash and players Drew Rasmussen and Jonathan Aranda expressed profound disappointment following the season-ending defeat.
The loss marked the Rays' third World Series appearance without a championship, following previous defeats in 2008 and 2020. The victory handed the Brewers their first World Series title in franchise history, while Tampa Bay remains among four active Major League Baseball franchises that have never won a World Series title.
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