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Milwaukee Brewers have waited 58 years to win a World Series. Tuesday night could be that night. 

The Brewers continued their playoff dominance with their most impressive performance yet in Game 3 against the Tampa Bay Rays, putting them one win away from a World Series title.

Pat Murphy’s squad won last night 10-1, which was buoyed by an eight-run fifth inning on offense and six scoreless innings by starting pitcher Robert Gasser. The blowout allowed Milwaukee to save their bullpen, which means manager Pat Murphy can go all-out in Game 4.

Milwaukee’s offense has impressed despite hitting just one home run in the first three World Series games, showing the unit’s versatility. Jackson Chourio and William Contreras have led the way with a combined 15 hits in three games, which is almost as many base hits as the entire Rays team combined.

STREAM: Watch Game 4 of the World Series live with DIRECTV

For the Rays to turn this series around, they will need to find a way to play better in all aspects of the game. Tampa Bay turns to Griffin Jax as their Game 4 starter, and he will need to have a better start after he allowed three runs in four innings against the Cleveland Guardians in the ALCS.

On offense, the Rays need more help from their depth players. Yandy Diaz, Jonathan Aranda and Junior Caminero have been ok, with nine combined hits, but the rest of the team has eight total hits as the Brewers’ pitching has shut them down.

Tampa Bay needs this game to keep the baseball season alive, while the Brewers don’t want to give the Rays life.

The Sporting News is tracking live scores, updates and highlights from Game 4 of the 2026 World Series between the Brewers and Rays. Follow along for full updates from Tropicana Field.

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World Series Game 4 live score

 

World Series Game 4 updates, highlights from Brewers vs. Rays in 2026 MLB playoffs

Rays 2, Brewers 1

9:24 p.m.: A David Hamilton error leads to Caminero scoring from second base to give the Rays the lead back.

9:20 p.m.: Junior Caminero singles to leadoff the bottom of the inning, signaling the end of the line for Dustin May. JoJo Romero will come in for Liam Hicks.

9:16 p.m.: Jax gets Mitchell swinging to end the inning, keeping the game tied after 3.5.

Brewers 1, Rays 1

9:12 p.m.: Cooper Pratt sends the first pitch he sees down the line, allowing Frelick to score all the way from first base to tie the game.

9:11 p.m.: Frelick picks up another hit this time with two outs after Jax set down the first two batters of the inning.

End of third inning, Rays 1, Brewers 0

9:03 p.m.: May bounces back with a 1-2-3 inning in the third inning as this pitching duel continues.

8:56 p.m.: Jax works around the single to produce his third scoreless inning of the night.

8:51 p.m.: Jackson Chourio’s latest knock is a one-out hit as he hopes to get a Milwaukee rally started.

End of second inning: Rays 1, Brewers 0

8:45 p.m.: May limits the damage to one run, but the Rays get a lead for the first time since Game 2.

Rays 1, Brewers 0

8:42 p.m.: With the speedy Johnny DeLuca on first base, Chandler Simpson sends a ball down the line, allowing DeLuca to score the first run.

8:39 p.m.: Liam Hicks didn’t start last night, but he gets the Rays’ first hit tonight to open the bottom of the second.

8:34 p.m.: Jax gets all three straight outs in the top of the second, as both Sal Frelick and Cooper Pratt flew out while Garrett Mitchell struck out.

End of first inning: Brewers 0, Rays 0

8:26 p.m.: Dustin May sets the Rays down in order, and the first inning ends with zeroes.

8:18 p.m.: Jax gets Turang to ground out, so the Rays work a scoreless half-inning to begin the game.

8:15 p.m.: With two outs, Christian Yelich and William Contreras both work walks, giving the Brewers 1st and 3rd with Brice Turang up.

8:09 p.m.: We are ready for baseball from Tropicana Field! Griffin Jax throws a strike and we are underway.

7:55 p.m.: One fan brought a giant Jacob Misiorowski Pokemon card to the game in honor of the pitcher’s love of Pokemon cards.

7:30 p.m.: Aaron Ashby has a chance to make history tonight if he can produce another scoreless outing.

7:10 p.m.: Rays legend Evan Longoria will throw out the first pitch tonight as he hopes to bring some magic to the team.

6:35 p.m.: Dustin May gets the start for Milwaukee tonight, but expect Murphy to use his bullpen aggressively.

6:10 p.m.: The Brewers’ lineup is very familiar to past lineups in the playoffs, as the same nine from Game 3 are back in there for Game 4.

6:00 p.m.: Here’s the lineup for the Rays tonight. Jonathan Aranda and Liam Hicks are back in there after sitting to start last night.

Where to watch World Series Game 4

Brewers vs. Rays start time

  • Date: Tuesday, Oct. 27
  • Time: 8 p.m. ET | 5 p.m. PT

First pitch of Game 4 between the Brewers and Rays will take place just after 8 p.m. ET at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Brewers vs. Rays TV channel

Fox will continue its coverage of the World Series by broadcasting Game 4, as Joe Davis and John Smoltz will be on the call. Fans looking for alternate streaming options can use DIRECTV or Fubo, which offer free trials.

World Series schedule 2026

Date Game Time (ET) TV Channel/Live stream
10/23 Game 1: Brewers 3, Rays 2 — —
10/24 Game 2: Brewers 5, Rays 4 — —
10/26 Game 3: Brewers 10, Rays 1 — —
10/27 Game 4: Brewers @ Rays 8:00 p.m. Fox, DIRECTV, Fubo
10/28 Game 5: Brewers @ Rays* 8:00 p.m. Fox, DIRECTV, Fubo
10/30 Game 6: Rays @ Brewers* 8:00 p.m. Fox, DIRECTV, Fubo
10/31 Game 7: Rays @ Brewers 8:00 p.m. Fox, DIRECTV, Fubo
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