Brewers win first World Series title with 4–1 victory over Rays
Milwaukee won Game 5 by 4–1 and clinched the series with four wins to one.
The Milwaukee Brewers won their first World Series title, beating the Tampa Bay Rays 4–1 in Game 5 at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. The game ended on the evening of 28 October in the United States, early on 29 October in Greece.
MLB's official report and game record confirm the final score. The victory also closed the series with four wins to one: 4–1 describes both the final game's score and the overall series tally.
Return to the final after 44 years
The Brewers' only previous World Series appearance was in 1982, when they lost to the St. Louis Cardinals. This is the franchise's first title and Milwaukee's first since the Braves won in 1957.
In Game 5, Jacob Misiorowski held the Rays scoreless for 5⅔ innings. The Brewers reached the championship after a 103-win regular season and postseason victories over the Padres and Dodgers before facing the Rays.
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