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- Rays Finally Remembered Who They Are In 12-Inning World Series Battle vs. Brewer...
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays watched the Brewers dugout spill onto the field and celebrate on their home turf. No, it wasn’t the final out of the World Series. Brewers shortstop Cooper Pratt had just taken an Ian Seymour sweeper and parked it in the left-field seats to give Milwaukee a 3-2 lead with three outs to go. It was the top of the 12th inning of a four-plus hour game, and both the Brewers and Rays were at their wits' end. But only Milwaukee still had breathing room. Tampa Bay did not have that luxury after playing its sloppiest baseball of the year in the first three games of the Fall Classic. The Rays had backed themselves into a 3-0 corner because of it. The Rays knew they had to stun the Brewers and shock the world to make the unlikeliest of comebacks. "That’s not going to bring us down," Rays third baseman Junior Caminero said of what he was thinking as he watched the Brewers congratulate Pratt after he crossed home plate. "Just keep going. The game's not over until you get that 27th out. Keep adding pressure and try to win the game." The Rays had no choice but to remember who they were: the best team in the American League. They’re the well-rounded Rays with the killer instinct, defensive savvy and excellent pitching depth that spent the regular season and most of this October dominating their opponents. In the end, it was better late than never. Finally, the Rays showed the fight that got them here. "We had to band together in that last inning," Rays left fielder Chandler Simpson said. "That fact that we were able to get the leadoff guy on and pass the baton, it showed the camaraderie we had all year." Caminero led off the bottom of the 12th by reaching base on a tough fielding error by Brewers third baseman Joey Ortiz. If there’s one thing to know about this Rays team when it’s playing at its best, it's that when they’re awarded with an extra out, they will punish you for it. Instantly, the energy in the building shifted. Well past midnight, Tropicana Field was still packed to the brim with a sell-out crowd of 40,514 that featured a mix of Rays fans and Brewers fans. The former made themselves heard and rallied behind Tampa Bay. The latter went… [TheTopNews] Read More.12 mins ago - Alexander brothers each jailed for 30 years for drugging, raping and trafficking...
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays watched the Brewers dugout spill onto the field and celebrate on their home turf. No, it wasn’t the final out of the World Series. Brewers shortstop Cooper Pratt had just taken an Ian Seymour sweeper and parked it in the left-field seats to give Milwaukee a 3-2 lead with three outs to go. It was the top of the 12th inning of a four-plus hour game, and both the Brewers and Rays were at their wits' end. But only Milwaukee still had breathing room. Tampa Bay did not have that luxury after playing its sloppiest baseball of the year in the first three games of the Fall Classic. The Rays had backed themselves into a 3-0 corner because of it. The Rays knew they had to stun the Brewers and shock the world to make the unlikeliest of comebacks. "That’s not going to bring us down," Rays third baseman Junior Caminero said of what he was thinking as he watched the Brewers congratulate Pratt after he crossed home plate. "Just keep going. The game's not over until you get that 27th out. Keep adding pressure and try to win the game." The Rays had no choice but to remember who they were: the best team in the American League. They’re the well-rounded Rays with the killer instinct, defensive savvy and excellent pitching depth that spent the regular season and most of this October dominating their opponents. In the end, it was better late than never. Finally, the Rays showed the fight that got them here. "We had to band together in that last inning," Rays left fielder Chandler Simpson said. "That fact that we were able to get the leadoff guy on and pass the baton, it showed the camaraderie we had all year." Caminero led off the bottom of the 12th by reaching base on a tough fielding error by Brewers third baseman Joey Ortiz. If there’s one thing to know about this Rays team when it’s playing at its best, it's that when they’re awarded with an extra out, they will punish you for it. Instantly, the energy in the building shifted. Well past midnight, Tropicana Field was still packed to the brim with a sell-out crowd of 40,514 that featured a mix of Rays fans and Brewers fans. The former made themselves heard and rallied behind Tampa Bay. The latter went… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Twins Oren and Alon Alexander, 39, and Tal Alexander, 40, were sentenced on Tuesday for rape, sex trafficking, sex abuse and sexual exploitation. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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The actor - who found fame playing Chandler Bing in Friends - died in 2023 at the age of 54 after drowning in a jacuzzi at his home following a ketamine overdose. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Rachel, Ross, Phoebe, Monica and Joey... none of them showed up. Perhaps they weren't really his friends at all. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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Fans called the actress, 52, a 'goddess' and a 'national treasure' as she grooved and strutted her way into the studio in her white Manolo Blahnik pumps. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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