The Milwaukee Brewers have trailed in eight of their ten October games, winning seven. In Game 2 of the World Series, they overcame a 4-0 first-inning deficit to beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-4, marking their seventh comeback of the postseason. This relentless resilience has become their identity, with the team treating deficits as mere inconveniences.
Sal Frelick's sixth-inning home run tied the game, followed by Cooper Pratt's RBI single in the seventh. The Brewers displayed the same composure against the Padres and Dodgers, sweeping Los Angeles in the NLCS. With a 9-1 postseason record, they are two wins from their first World Series title.
Their underdog ethos, combined with collective contribution, has transformed them into a runaway train of success.
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