Let’s try this again, shall we? Here’s a note from samath on what we’re heading towards in next week’s World Series. Whoever advances out of the AL, we’re already guaranteed some all-time drought-busting. A Brewers-Rays World Series would feature two…
AZ Snake Pit hosted a postseason game day thread highlighting potential historic drought-ending outcomes for the upcoming World Series. The discussion focuses on potential matchups emerging from the American League and National League postseason races, specifically featuring the Milwaukee Brewers against either the Tampa Bay Rays or the Cleveland Guardians.
A Brewers-Rays matchup would mark the first World Series between two franchises seeking their first title since 1980. Meanwhile, a Brewers-Guardians matchup would combine for 134 years without a championship in their current cities, ranking as the second-longest combined drought in World Series history.
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