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

So we're all set for game five from Tropicana Field. Why they're so difficult to pitch to. 0-2 to a seven pitch, and he ultimately strikes him out. Hicks will have to throw down to finish it off. Ball's coming out of his hand with the fastball a lot better. He's connected with the two-seamer. That's that comeback throw. Stand the test of time, the way it would have had they gotten those three hours. Got a chance to keep it rolling right here. And drives the ball into center field. The youngster's been the man when they've needed him most. Throw a third. Just in second. And it runs him back. There's the tag. He was out of the base path. It's one to nothing Milwaukee. And Cooper Pratt, on the very first pitch that he sees, picks up where he left off in game four. Mid-season fastball. And that's why you're seeing the soft outs in the air. Strikes him out right there, playing the slider off it. So what that means is the ball is... Second and third, two out. 2-2 pitch. Bouncing ball left side. Here comes Hamilton running. Oh, yes! The fractions, the margins, the centimeter. On this one run from Kelly. He even strokes a line drive to left, and he's six for his last six. You talk about living right. Cooper, right. Then down. 1-1 pitch. Hamilton rips one in the story for the Brewers in this World Series. Scary A.B. right here for him. There's a drive towards the left field in this series. he's headed home Contreras makes it 3-0 on this 1-0 from Wells Pops it up down the line decision time for Belade he makes the catch a run probably gonna score here comes Contreras to come to an end but he's put the Brewers on the verge of winning it all 2-1 pitch Palacios grounds one softly unshakable unstoppable