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The Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers are officially set to play in the 2026 World Series, which begins Friday with Game 1 at American Family Field. It’s the first time the Brewers and Rays are ever meeting in the…

The Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers will meet in the 2026 World Series, beginning on Friday, October 23, at American Family Field. Milwaukee earned home-field advantage by finishing with an MLB-best 103-59 record during the regular season, while Tampa Bay posted a 98-64 mark. Every game of the series will be broadcast live nationally on Fox and available for streaming on Fox One, with Joe Davis handling play-by-play alongside analyst John Smoltz.
This matchup marks the first postseason meeting between the two franchises. The Brewers won the National League pennant by sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers, securing their second World Series appearance in franchise history and their first since 1982. The Rays captured the American League pennant by defeating the Cleveland Guardians in six games, sending Tampa Bay to the World Series for the third time as they pursue their first title.
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