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Rays' best-laid Game 1 plans undone by Brewers' airtight arms

The Tampa Bay Rays fell 3-2 to the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 1 of the World Series, a loss that highlighted their offensive struggles despite a solid pitching effort. Manager Kevin Cash praised his staff’s confidence but noted the team was a swing away from taking the lead, with the tying run stranded at third with two outs in the ninth.

The Rays managed seven hits and two walks, but went hitless in six at‑bats with runners in scoring position, and missed key timely hits, according to shortstop Taylor Walls. Starting pitcher Nick kept the early two‑run surge in check, while Jacob Misiorowski and the Brewers’ bullpen limited the Rays’ chances, and a double‑play by Junior Caminero ended a promising early inning.

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