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Brewers beat the Rays 4-1 in Game 5 to win the first World Series title in franchise history

Posted October 28, 2026 11:20 pm. Hey, Milwaukee: grab a brat, raise a beer and prepare for that parade. Young ace Jacob Misiorowski threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings of two-hit ball, rookie Cooper Pratt got two more hits and two RBIs, and the Brewers beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 in Game 5 on Wednesday night to set off a long-awaited celebration among thousands of Brewers fans in attendance at Tropicana Field. “It’s the best feeling ever. All of our fans are here. I know the city’s waited a long, long time for this,” Milwaukee captain Christian Yelich said. “We’re so happy to bring it home to them. I can’t wait to get back there and celebrate.” Misiorowski left the game because of a right calf cramp. He got a standing ovation from the Brew-Crew fans, who took over the section behind Milwaukee’s dugout for the last three games. The 22-year-old Pratt set a Series rookie record with six…

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From New Canaan baseball fields to Deloitte's Stamford offices: How Leigh D’Andrea leads 1,100

Leigh D’Andrea became the managing principal in Deloitte's Stamford offices in June, overseeing about 1,100 employees across audit and assurance, consulting and tax practices. Leigh D’Andrea, now managing principal of Deloitte’s Stamford offices, was a coach for this New Canaan team, which represented Connecticut at the 10-and-under Cal Ripken Baseball World Series in Phenix City, Alabama, in 2019. D’Andrea is at far left in the second row; her son Nico is fourth from left in the front row. Leigh D’Andrea stands with her son Nico in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, in 2018. D’Andrea coached Nico’s team to a regional championship that year. Leigh D’Andrea, center with flowers, stands with the team she coached at Mellick Field in New Canaan in 2017. Her son Nico is second from left, wearing a helmet. Leigh D’Andrea, far right, stands with the team after it won the New Canaan Baseball Rec League…

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MLB Has a New Formula for Winning the World Series

The Milwaukee Brewers were crowned World Series champions for the first time in franchise history on Wednesday night, closing out the Tampa Bay Rays to cap off a dominant 11-2 postseason run. In an era defined by the haves and have-nots in payroll flexibility, and with the free-spending Los Angeles Dodgers winning back-to-back titles, the Brewers have shown there's another way. Limitless spending is simply not an option for all 30 teams, and while the new CBA could level the playing field a bit, small and major markets will still exist. The Brewers ranked 19th in the majors with a $134.4 million luxury tax payroll, roughly $250 million less than the Dodgers team they sent packing with a four-game sweep in the NLCS. So how did they do it? And how can your team be the next Brewers? It all starts with their offensive style of play, which runs counter to today's power-centric…

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Jacob Misiorowski Injury Update: Why Brewers Pitcher Left World Series Game 5

The Milwaukee Brewers were riding Jacob Misiorowski to the first World Series in franchise history. And then Misiorowski flexed his right leg a little bit after a pitch. He did a stretch, then pulled his knee up toward his chest. Something was just a little bit up for “The Miz” after the 17th out he had recorded in World Series Game 5 against the Tampa Bay Rays. After a long chat on the mound with trainers and manager Pat Murphy, Misiorowski left the game. His night was done. Misiorowski appeared to be dealing with cramps, potentially to his right calf. The Brewers brought him water and had him throw practice pitches. Clearly, though, he was still feeling pain. Even considering the circumstance, the Brewers couldn’t risk Misiorowski’s health. So out of the game he came, and JoJo Romero came in out of the bullpen to finish the sixth inning. It appears Misiorowski’s injury was just a bit…

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