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Milwaukee is writing a story nobody saw coming. The Brewers erased a four-nothing first-inning deficit to beat the Rays five to four in Game Two Saturday, and now they own a two-nothing World Series lead. That is not a deficit you hand a team this relentless.
And the Rays are making it worse on themselves. Tampa Bay's mistakes have been compounding, gifting Milwaukee every opportunity they need to put this thing away early. If the Rays don't clean it up fast, this Series could be a very short conversation.
Shifting to college football, Texas survived a scare in a big way. The nineteenth-ranked Longhorns blew a twenty-one-point second-half lead before holding off number seven Ole Miss in a wild finish Saturday night. Arch Manning and company snapped a two-game skid and silenced a growing wave of criticism, which in Austin these days is never far away.
And in the NBA, the Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum situation keeps simmering. Brown denied there's any beef between the two former Celtic teammates, but he told Tatum to stay ready at all times. That is a message that lands differently depending on which side of it you're standing on.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
