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The Rays are one win away from setting up a World Series matchup with the Brewers. Old friend Griffin Jax could be lining up for a Game 7 start (can you imagine saying that just last year?) if the Guardians…

The Minnesota Twins have hired Brian Reith, previously the pitching coach for the Tampa Bay Rays' Triple-A affiliate, to replace former pitching coach Pete Maki. In other team developments, infielder Brooks Lee has been named a finalist for the Gold Glove award alongside Caleb Durbin and Nick Loftin.
Across Major League Baseball, the Tampa Bay Rays are one win away from securing a World Series matchup against the Milwaukee Brewers. Meanwhile, former Twins pitcher Griffin Jax could potentially start Game 7 for the Cleveland Guardians if they extend their series.
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