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Another season is coming to a close – the World Series is here. The Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays, both vying for their first championship. Who do we think will win? In how many games? Who will get…

The Metsmerized staff offered their predictions for the 2026 World Series matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays, with both franchises pursuing their first championship. A majority of the roundtable contributors favor the Brewers to win the title, pointing to advantages in their offensive depth, well-rested roster, and bullpen strength.
Prediction picks for the series outcome range between six and seven games. Contributor choices for World Series MVP include Milwaukee's Jacob Misiorowski, Jackson Chourio, and Christian Yelich, alongside Tampa Bay pitcher Drew Rasmussen, with writers emphasizing starting pitching depth and bullpen management as the series' key deciding factors.
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