The Brewers are one win away from capturing their first World Series title, while the Rays have their backs against the wall as they aim to keep their season alive.

The Milwaukee Brewers hold a 3-0 lead over the Tampa Bay Rays entering Game 4 of the 2026 MLB World Series. Looking to complete a four-game sweep, the Brewers face the Rays on Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. ET in St. Petersburg, Florida. Milwaukee has dominated the series so far, outscoring Tampa Bay 18-7 across the first three games following a 10-run display in Game 3.
Both franchises are pursuing their first championship title in franchise history. The Brewers previously reached the World Series in 1982, losing in seven games to the St. Louis Cardinals. Meanwhile, the Rays hold an 0-2 record in prior World Series appearances, having lost in 2008 to the Philadelphia Phillies and in 2020 to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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