Yelich leads Brewers past Rays in World Series opener after 44-year wait
Summary
The Milwaukee Brewers won Game 1 of the 2026 World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays with a score of 3-2. Christian Yelich helped the Brewers take the lead early, and pitcher Trevor Megill closed the game by striking out the final batter.Key Facts
- The Brewers won the first game 3-2 against the Rays.
- Christian Yelich hit a key triple that led to two runs in the first inning.
- Trevor Megill struck out the last batter to secure the win for Milwaukee.
- Jacob Misiorowski was the starting pitcher for the Brewers and allowed only one run in five innings.
- A replay overturned a double play for Tampa Bay because the Brewers’ shortstop’s foot was off the base.
- This is Milwaukee’s first World Series game since 1982.
- The 2026 World Series is between two teams that may win their first championship.
- All games are broadcast on Fox in the US, with other options for international viewers.
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