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The stage is set for the 2026 World Series, as the Milwaukee Brewers prepare to face the Tampa Bay Rays in a matchup featuring two of baseball’s most impressive teams.
The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays will meet in the 2026 World Series, with Game 1 scheduled for Friday, October 23, at American Family Field. Milwaukee advanced after a franchise-record 103 regular-season wins, beating the San Diego Padres and sweeping the Los Angeles Dodgers. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay secured the American League pennant with 98 regular-season victories by sweeping the New York Yankees and defeating the Cleveland Guardians in six games.
Neither franchise has ever won a World Series, ensuring a first-time champion will be crowned. Milwaukee enters led by Jacob Misiorowski, Jackson Chourio, and NLCS MVP Jake Bauers. Tampa Bay, managed by Kevin Cash, relies on Junior Caminero, Yandy Díaz, and ALCS MVP Freddy Peralta.
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