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Another year, another World Series without the Phillies in it. Weeks after the Phillies’ inglorious defeat in the Wild Card round, both the National and American Leagues have crowned their champions who will now face off to determine MLB’s ultimate…

Following the Philadelphia Phillies' Wild Card elimination, the 2026 World Series features a matchup between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Tampa Bay Rays, with both franchises pursuing their first title. Milwaukee reached the Fall Classic after posting a baseball-best 103 regular-season wins and sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS. The Rays advanced by claiming the AL East with 98 wins before eliminating the New York Yankees and Cleveland Guardians.
Smarty Jones of The Good Phight argues that Philadelphia fans should support Milwaukee, highlighting former Phillie JoJo Romero and the Brewers' defeat of the Dodgers. Both teams rely on elite starting pitching and on-base skills rather than power hitting. The writer ultimately predicts the Brewers will win their first World Series title in six games due to their superior bullpen depth.
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