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How seven ex-Red Sox players with the Brewers and Rays have done this postseason (and how they did during the regular season).

Seven former Boston Red Sox players are set to feature across the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers rosters during the World Series. Tampa Bay's roster includes left-handers Cam Booser, who posted a 1.98 ERA in the regular season, and Steven Matz. Meanwhile, the Brewers feature position player David Hamilton alongside pitchers Kyle Harrison, Shane Drohan, Dustin May, and the injured Quinn Priester.
Hamilton has starred in the postseason with a .455 batting average, one home run, and three stolen bases across four games. Booser has also delivered strong relief work, tossing 4 ⅔ scoreless postseason innings. In contrast, Priester missed the entire campaign recovering from thoracic outlet syndrome surgery.
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