The Tampa Bay Rays forced a fifth game of the 2026 World Series on Tuesday night, beating the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 in a 12th-inning rally, according to The Guardian. The newspaper reported that the Brewers still hold a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series.
The Guardian said Jonny DeLuca and pinch-hitter Ben Williamson "singled home runs" in the rally, wording its summary does not explain. The summary also says Cooper Pratt hit in the inning, but it is cut off before describing what he did.
Earlier in the series, Fox News reported on the Brewers' blowout win over the Rays in Game 3. Its headline cites a "Historic 5th Inning" and "much more" from that game, and its summary says it lists the numbers to know. Neither the headline nor the summary gives a final score for Game 3.
Before the Rays' win was reported, ABC News posted a video in which ESPN MLB reporter Jorge Castillo discussed the Brewers' postseason run and the Rays' chances of a historic comeback. The video's framing centered on the Brewers looking to sweep the Rays and win their first World Series title. ABC News's publication time is earlier than The Guardian's report of Tuesday night's game.
The source reports agree on the broad sequence: the Brewers won Game 3 by a wide margin, and the Rays won Game 4 in extra innings, forcing Game 5 while Milwaukee leads the series 3-1. The reports do not give the final score of Game 3, the complete list of Game 4 scoring plays, or the time and location of Game 5. None of the three sources names a city where the games were played or where this report was written.
Sources: Fox News: Historic 5th Inning And Much More: Brewers' World Series Game 3 By The Numbers; ABC News: WATCH: Brewers look to sweep Rays and win 1st World Series title; The Guardian: Rays rally in 12th inning to beat Brewers and stave off World Series sweep.