Wednesday’s unused 4–3 in 12 already ran. Wednesday’s unused 8 p.m. listing already ran as a clock, not a box. This is Wednesday night’s unused final. It is a final, not a listing we reprint and not a Game 6 we invent. The series is over.
Associated Press / ESPN / Baseball-Reference / CBS, Wednesday, St. Petersburg: Milwaukee Brewers 4, Tampa Bay Rays 1 in World Series Game 5 at Tropicana Field. Line: Brewers 4 runs, 8 hits, 2 errors; Rays 1 run, 4 hits, 0 errors. Attendance 40,489. Night game, 3:05, first pitch 8:00 p.m. local, artificial turf. 4–1 is a final. It is not Wednesday’s unused 4–3 in 12. It is not Tuesday’s unused 10–1. It is not Sunday’s unused 5–4. Series 4–1 Milwaukee. First World Series title in franchise history.
Same AP / ESPN / CBS / MLB.com file: Jacob Misiorowski (2–0): 5 2/3 innings, two hits, zero runs, one walk, two strikeouts, 86 pitches, 58 strikes, then a right calf cramp. Drew Rasmussen (2–1): four innings, two hits, one earned, zero walks, four strikeouts, the loss. Cooper Pratt two hits, two RBIs: an RBI single in the second for 1–0, a fifth-inning single — AP said his sixth straight hit, a Series rookie record — then David Hamilton singled him home off Kevin Kelly. William Contreras an RBI double off Garrett Cleavinger in the sixth; MLB.com: it scored Christian Yelich. Pratt a sacrifice fly, 4–0. AP: Contreras is World Series MVP. JoJo Romero two outs. Abner Uribe two more. Trevor Megill the last two innings. Chandler Simpson an RBI double with two outs in the ninth; Liam Hicks scored Tampa Bay’s 1. Megill retired Richie Palacios on a grounder for the last out. No home runs in this box. Jackson Chourio finished the five-game Series with 11 hits, an AP five-game Series record. There is no Game 6. We will not invent one. We will not type Thursday’s cash close in this slot. 4:00 p.m. ET is a different bell.
What this means for you
If you needed Wednesday afternoon’s unused sports, it still stands as 4–3 in 12, series 3–1, and an 8 p.m. listing that was not a box. If you needed this afternoon’s unused file, it is 4–1, series 4–1, Milwaukee’s first title. If you needed a Game 6, there isn’t one.
Bottom line: Brewers 4–1. First title. Series 4–1. Not 4–3 in 12 reprinted. Not Game 6 invented.
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