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The Tampa Bay Rays haven’t won a World Series since they came into existence in 1998. That might sound like a long time, and it is … until you remember that the Cleveland Guardians haven’t won it all since 1948…

The Cleveland Guardians will face the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series on Monday at Tropicana Field. Cleveland advanced after defeating the Chicago White Sox in a five-game ALDS, while top-seeded Tampa Bay enters after sweeping the New York Yankees. The best-of-seven series gives both small-market clubs an opportunity to advance to the World Series and end lengthy title droughts.
Tampa Bay is expected to start right-hander Drew Rasmussen on the mound following his dominant ALDS outing against the Yankees. Cleveland manager Stephen Vogt has yet to announce an official Game 1 starter after utilizing key arms in the previous round, though options include Daniel Espino, Joey Cantillo, Foster Griffin, and Tanner Bibee.
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